City Briefs: Local ads and notices in Oregon paper
A collage of tiny notices and ads: Kaiser beer at Fergy’s, lost dog, furnished rooms on Water Street, 15 cents per dozen eggs, cabinet photos at Burne Bros, dressed chickens at Gordon & Harrison, plumbing on Main Street, piano sales and easy terms, millinery arrivals, help wanted, dance bans, stamp photos, studio portraits, horses for sale, Hotel Oregon rates, found necklace reward, boarding in East Oregonian building, and mispelled listings.
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Kaiser Beer
Fergy
Kaleer
Fergy's
Water Street
Oregon
East Enid Grocery
Kost Ed
Burne Bros
New Schmidt
Gordon & Harrison
Court Street
Morrow
Main Street
Ellers Plano
Campbell
Johnson Street
Hendricks Hall
Frazier's
Echo
Butter Creek Telephone Company
Schmidt Block
East
Oregonian
Bowman Hotel
Daniel Best
Parks
Pendleton
Ee li
Second alleged forger named in district case
District Attorney Phelps reports a second offense today by Frank Thompson who passed a $25 check on Eugene Rudd, owner of State Saloon. The draft drawn on Commercial National Bank was refused for want of funds. Rudd delayed complaint hoping Thompson would repay, then learned Thompson had left town. Thompson, nicknamed Slim, faces criminal charges and possible arrest. Bank cashier W N Thompet confirms Thompson has no prior deposits at the bank.
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Phelps
Frank Thompson
Eugene Rudd
Saleo
Commercial National Bank of the Elite
Rudd
Thompson
Thommon
Mere
Thomypoor
Todd
Oregon
Slim
W. N. Thompet
Commercial National Bank
Paul Rader to Speak in Pendleton Sunday
Paul Rader president of the Anti Saloon League will address Pendleton audiences Sunday afternoon at Hendricks hall corner Malin and Webb streets on Men and Measures. He will also speak Sunday evening at the same venue. local churches including Presbyterian M E Congregational and Baptist will dismiss early to allow attendance.
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Rader
Boonton
Go Pore to Walla Walla Ball Game Trip
O Th N will sell round trip rail fare for oan fare or 1.40 to Athena Yellow Kids vs Walla Wath team in Walla Walla on Sunday April 15. Departure No. 8 at 0 Welock Sunday morning. Return on special leaving Walla Walla at 1 o clock Sunday evening. Pendleton Oregon agent Smith CC.
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Walla Walla
Athena
Yellow Kids
Walla
Dr Lytle Returns to Pendleton as Inspector Leader
Dr Lytle W H, formerly deputy federal stock inspector and recent Montana Agricultural College faculty member, has returned to Pendleton and will resume his old position. He is a recognized expert in livestock inspection and will rejoin the local bureau.
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Lytle
W. H. Lytle
Montana Agricultural College
Pendleton
Notable Visitors and Local Figures Move Through Pendleton
A stream of visitors and local movers were noted in Pendleton as officials, businessmen, and residents passed through or stayed briefly. J. S. Cherry of Pilot Rock and W. D. Chamberlain of Athena visited the city, with Attorney General A. M. Crawford and City Recorder Thomas FitzGerald also in town for political and civic reasons. The period saw health hints, legal actions, and cattle or sheep trade mentions, along with a dental visit for H. Belts of Pilot Rock.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Margaret Colesworthy
Charles F. Colesworthy
Piersol
William Piersol
Ukiah
Oklahoma
Foy Belts
Pilot Rock
H. K. Collier
Morrow County
Thomas Fite Gerald
T. G. Halley
Wild Horse Creek
J. H. Raley
Aston H Carter
Walla Walla
Mra. J. C. Thompson
L. Boer
Baker City
Max Baer
Ole Sesterday
Indictment Stemming From Brewery Saloon Case
J. D. Shipp, proprietor of the Brewery saloon, is indicted for selling favor to a minor, Walter Arnold. The minor allegedly stole a purse of 26 pounds from E. Trample in the saloon. District Attorney Phelps filed the information after hours of investigation yesterday. No arrest yet. no warrant served.
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J. D. Shipp
Walter Arnold
Phelps
Shipp
Taylor Hare
Circuit horse racing circuit season details announced
Manager Robert H. Coserevy reports from Mr. D Wisdom the stake schedule for the North Pacific Fair Racing Association circuit. Racing opens August 27 at Forestall Washington and closes October 26 at Boise Idaho over eight weeks with two or more harness races daily and ongoing events. Secretary Wisdom is releasing the early closing stakes with a May 15 deadline.
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Robert H. Coserevy
Hne
D. Wisdom
Spokane
Foorett
Wash
Lowes
Bolee
Idaho
Elght
Wisitom
The Great Northwest Western Drama at Theaters
A fragment describing sensational border drama The Great Northwest showing Thursday and Friday nights with intense action and comedy. Georgia Nichols stars as Sierra Suse in A Fight for Honor with performances starting Sunday night. ticket prices range 15 25 and 35 cents.
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Solmith Rucwell
Batchelor
Great Northwest
Georgia Nichols
Fen
Sierra Suse
Working for Suffrage In Oregon Gains Momentum
Oregon suffrage forces grow more organized than ever with leading national speakers planned for the campaign. Miss Annashaw of the National Woman Suffrage Association will tour western Oregon, and Miles Shaw, a renowned orator, will visit Pendleton for a single night as the drive proceeds. Local committees in Umatilla County push to win the amendment.
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Oregon
United States
Annashaw
National Woman Suffrage Association
Miles Shaw
Pendleton
Unatuba
Mike Epvyas Plea Recorded in Local Justice Court
Mike Epvyas pleaded guilty in a local justice court this morning after district attorney Phelps appeared for the prosecution. The case involved ongoing disputes between the parties over a property issue and neighbor tensions were noted during proceedings.
Eckhardt's Ideals Coming to Frazer Theater
Frazer theater announces Eckhardt's Ideals week long engagement starting Sunday April 1. The company promises a high standard program with strong cast. The show includes A Might for Honor as the opening feature and Technative He Loved Her, with Martha Morton penned material. Cordon Harrison will provide dresses tomorrow.
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Frazer Theater
Eckhardt
Perfort
Erilos
Weilnestar Cordon & Harrison
Dreasta
Martha Morton
New Instruments Arrive For Recitals By Prof Hartung
Prof Ho Hartung, noted music teacher, has received two dolecoms to use in upcoming recitals. He studies the instrument extensively and many students favor it over other stringed instruments, signaling growing interest in this new addition to the music program.
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Ho Hartung
Easter Services At Church Of The Redeemer
Commandery members plan a 3 oclock Easter service at the Church of the Redeemer with Rev Henry Dixon Jones delivering the sermon Knights Templar march from the Masonic temple to the church for the service next Sunday at 3 p m and Fendieton Commandery will meet earlier at 2 o'clock beforehand
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Church of the Redeemer
Knights Templar
Henry Dixon Jones
Fendieton Commandery
Masonic Temple
Property offering for sale with house and lots
Modern 4 room theater style house with basement 30 by 42, three lots, barn for four horses, harness room, huger shed, sidewalks. House and one or two lots or whole offered. Inquire at office of Mrs C C Van Oradail. L F Blomstrem and wife, both over 70, dec beioed Inuit at Centralia Wish and committed to Steilacoom asylum. They have no positive mania but are mentally enfeebled until they can no longer care for themselves.
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The-Atery Howe
Mra
C. C. van Oradail
L. F. Blomstrem
Centralia
Wish
Steilacoom Asylum
Vinol touted by Pendleton Drug Co. for vitality gains
A Pendleton Drug Co. representative extolls Vinol as a concentrated cod liver oil without oil, claiming it restores health and strength for all ages. The dealer guarantees results or a refund, urging anyone with coughing, bronchial, or throat issues to try Vinol.
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A. J. McAllister
Pendleton Drug Co
Pendleton
Mr. McAllister
Pendleton Drie Co. Drineivts
Doughnut memory echoes at the Oregon store
A nostalgic verse recalls a visit to John Dyer's shop with signs promising doughnuts like mother used to make and butter, coffee, and pie fruit. The speaker envisions a red farm house doorway and the lingering scent of doughnuts, as old memories of home rise with the shop’s offerings.
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Ant
Paultless
John
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W. D. Chamberlain
Hoon
Fred Kelly
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Tran
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Thin City
Page
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Stake River
Prank- Ti
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FC Taffeta
Republic
Heinze
Kang
Simon
Mike Epvyas
Mike Ryan
Mintoush
Sen| Bones
Pat Ryan
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Rwan Ja
Rush
Commandery
Schwarz & Greulich
John Dyer
East End
J. W. Dyer
Walters’ Flouring Mills
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