Local Notices From Pendleton Area Ads and Lost Items
Local items list Pastime pictures at the Pastime theatre showing more moving pictures than any other theatre. Ice cream at Hohbachs. horses clipped at Good Gentle Addie Horses for La Des. Commercial Barn feeds timothy hay and Loome wheat hay. Lost 4 cameo stick pin reward $2 returned to 326 Water St. Furnished housekeeping rooms for rent 2123 South Main. For sale Southern Cafe on East Alta inquire 206 East Alta. People desiring horses pastured see George Hall Pendleton Oregon. Pendleton Cash Market offers pure lard at reasonable prices. Wanted girl for chamber work at Hotel Oregon Hermiston $25 per month and board. Wanted young girl for assistant housekeeper Association building. Music furnished for occasions by United Orchestra R. W. Fletcher mgr Main 1 Black 2836. Note: party signed as A Drummer may contact Carter & Smythe Pendleton for confidential information.
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Long Bros
Water St
South Main Street
Southern Cafe
East
Alta Street
East Alta
George Hall
Pendleton
Oregon
Knights to Meet in Regular Session Tonight
Damon Lodge No. 4 Knights of Pythias will convene in regular session this evening at o'clock. All Knights are urged to attend. Ww. Lee Coe, R. W. PLETCHER, K. R. 8. Read the "Want" ads today.
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Damon Lodge No
K. of P
Lee Coe
R. W. Pletcher
K. R
Orpheum Sunday Program at The Pastime
The Orpheum offers a 2800 ft block of red hot comedy pictures and 200 ft scenic at The Pastime, including A Rich Revenge and Two Gentlemen of the Road plus The Dreamer Amateur Billiards O er Craig and Torrent. A later feature set includes Michael Strogoff 1000 ft Jules Verne’s tale and The Flower of the Ranch dramatic finale. Additional films show Nun the Girl Spy and Braddock’s Civil War defeat with further adventures.
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Orpheum
Biograph
California
Lubin
Gaumont
Torrent
Michael Strogoff
Jules Verne
Dorothy
Braddock
Notice to Public on Termination of Delivery Services
Notice to Public. On and after this date we discontinue delivering building material. Prices made will not include cartage. When ordering material make your own arrangements for having it hauled. The above does not affect fuel.
Nine Cambridge Men Fined For Skipping Rope On Sidewalk
Nine Cambridge men were fined ten dollars each for skipping a rope on a sidewalk Sunday. The incident occurred as they celebrated the advent of spring in an unconventional way.
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Cambridge
Mass
Marriage License Issued in Pendleton District
A Pendleton report notes a marriage license issued this morning to William Edwards of Spokane and Ethel Southard of the local county. The same column lists a bank suit by American National against B F Chilson for 688 with 7 as attorney fees and notes two Japan related suits, plus a local money action by J H Gwinn against Estes and wife for 171 in various merchant bills. Dick Nye Marries Emma Bahr in Cambridge Idaho. Nye will reside on his Idaho farm.
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William Edwards
Spokane
Ethel Southard
American National Bank
B. F. Chilson
J. H. Gwinn
John
Estes
Circuit Court
Dick” Nye
A. W. Nye
Emma Bahr
Cambridge
Idaho
Infant Daughter of Mytenger Dies of Whooping Cough
The five weeks old daughter of Conductor and Mrs Frank Mytenger died last evening at 7:35 at 403 College Street from whooping cough after a four to five day illness. Funeral services are set for tomorrow at 2:30 PM with interment in Olney county.
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Frank Mytenger
College Street
Olney Countery
Mass meeting to discuss Evra Meeker work
A meeting to discuss the work of pioneer Evra Meeker is scheduled for tomorrow night at 7 30 in the Commercial association rooms. The gathering was called at Mr Meeker's request and is open to pioneer residents and others interested in his efforts.
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Evra Meeker
Commercial Association Rooms
Meeker
Pioneer
Newlyweds Besieged by Rice Shower at Wedding Exit
Justice of the Peace Joe H. Parkes united William Edwards of Spokane and Miss Ethel Southwed of this county in marriage this afternoon. As the couple departed the ceremony they were greeted by friends who showered them with rice for several minutes.
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Justion of the
Joe H. Parkes
William Edwards
Spokane
Ethel Southwed
Tremested Case on Trial in Circuit Court
The case of T McGrath versus W Brown proceeds in circuit court as McGrath seeks payment he claims is owed for relinquishment of a homestead. The matter involves witnesses from the Hermiston government project area.
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T. McGrath
W. Brown
McGrath
Hermiston
Real estate man J W Fox jailed on fraud charge
Walla Walla real estate dealer J W Fox was arrested on allegations of obtaining money under false pretense by issuing a check without funds in the bank.
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W. Pox
J. W. Fox
Walla Walla
Release of suspect after bond posted by deputy sheriff
The man brought to this city Ist work by Deputy Sheriff Joe Blakely has been released on bonds. His brother posted $350 in cash to guarantee his appearance before the grand jury.
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Joe Blakely
Warm Weather Brings Record-Breaking Heat Hope
Yesterday marked the warmest day of the season up to now with 86 degrees by the official weather observer. Today at 2:80 the temperature reads 86, with a possibility of tying yesterday's record. Indications point to cooler conditions tomorrow as the minimum last night dropped to 41 degrees, down from 33 the night before.
Auto beats train on Walla Walla to Pendleton run
Auto driver Sam Thompson won the race against the evening passenger train yesterday on the Freewater to Pendleton route. Thompson arrived ten minutes ahead of the train in this city. In the auto were Mrs. Thompson, Mrs. William Blakeley, and Miss Thelma Thompson along with Thompson.
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Walla Walla
Pendleton
Sam Thompson
Freewater
Freewhiter
Thompson
William Blakeley
Thelma Thompson
Fruit Outlook Unchanged by Frost Says Inspector Campbell
County fruit inspector J Campbell, arriving from Milton, reports no frost damage in Freewater Milton area or elsewhere in the county. He notes fruit damage has not yet occurred as frost thinning is incomplete, keeping prospects bright.
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J. Campbell
Milton
Freewater-Milton
Hermiston Land Deal Expands County Real Estate Activity
Hermiston Mayor H. BR Newport reports a major real estate transaction in the county near Hermiston. W. H. Skinner sells city property to F. 68. Swayze for 290 acres adjacent to Hermiston, a move after recently selling holdings to the Columbia Land company.
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Hermiston
H. BR. Newport
W. H. Skinner
Swayze
Skinner
Columbia Land Company
Wonder Store to Move to Beaton Store Corner
Despain and Bonney announce the Wonder Store will relocate from the Main and Court corner to the Beaton store corner, with a modern front fitted to the corner room. The Beaton rooms will house both shops, but only the corner room will be remodeled. A racket store will operate in the small north room.
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Wonder
Boston
Main and
Court Streets
Despain & Bonney
J. B. Despain
Bishop O'Reilly to Visit Baker City for Confirmations
The Right Reverend Charles J. Reilly, bishop of Baker City, will visit in May to hold confirmation services at St. Marys Catholic church and St. Andrews mission on the reservation. confirmations at the missions are set for Sunday May 1, and the Baker City church service is May 8 at 10:00 AM with the bishop delivering an address.
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O'Reilly
Charles J.reilly
Baker City
St. Mary's Catholic Church
St. Andrew's Mission
Large classes to be confirmed at mission and city
A gifted speaker is noted as guiding the process with sizable confirmations to come. The St. Mary’s church class is unusually large this year, signaling high participation and interest in the program.
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Ing
St. Mary’s Church
James Johns Returns Home From University Track
Oregon athlete James Johns, son of Mr. and Mrs. James Johns, and star on the University of Oregon track team, arrived home for April vacation after winning the 440 yard dash in the Columbia Indoor meet at Portland with a 4 second split for 12 laps. University of Oregon scored 46 points, Oregon Agricultural College 233, with P.U.S, Y.M.C.A., Lincoln high, and other local schools earning the remainder.
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Oregon
James Johns
University of Oregon
Young Johns
Columbia
Portland
Oregon Agricultural College
P.U
Y. M. CA
Lincoln High School
Washington High School
Eugene High School
Portland Academy
Hood River High School
C. A
Corvallis High School
A. P
Granite import aims to ease gray stone shortage
The Douglas Granite Company of Glasgow has imported about 350 tons of granite blocks from America for polishing, hoping to profit from a local stone shortage. A cargo of about 1,000 tons awaits the outcome, with plans to ship to Aberdeen if successful.
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U. Ss
London
Newcastle
Douglas Granite Company of
Glascow
America
Aberdeen
All men have a working knowledge of duty
A terse aphorism equates duty with practicality, defining the savage as one who endlessly talks about duty rather than practicing it. The remark foregrounds action over rhetoric and portrays restraint as a civil virtue.
Wizard of Oz novelty comes to the Grand this week
Manager Smith at the Grand brings the celebrated Ex traganza The Wizard of Oz to town after Chicago success. The film showcases advanced mechanical and surgical effects with the Kansas Cyclone sequence and familiar characters like the Scarecrow Tinman Dorothy and pets. Vaudeville features by Latsas gagomes Lucy Lucie s and Charles Elsworth plus George Kelley offer high class entertainment. 2000 feet of motion pictures per show.
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Smith
the Grand
Chicago
Kansas
Tinman
Dorothy
Latsasca Gomes
Lucy Lucies
Charles Elsworth
George Kelley
Call for Warrants in Patch Pendleton Oregon
All road fund warrants registered from the first day of July 196% to the first day of April 1910 will be paid my office in the county court house upon presentation. Interest ceased upon date of publication. Patch Pendleton Oregon April 18 1910. G. W. Bradley County Treasurer.
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County Court House
Patch Pendleton
Ore
G. W. Bradley
Lost Cameo stick pin reported valuable keepsake
A Liberal reward is offered for the return of a lost cameo stick pin described as a valuable keepsake. The notice requests the item be returned to 325 Water Street.
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Water Street
Science advances with research and civilization progresses
A concise note discusses how science pushes progress and civilization advances when well in former highways, outlining the link between research and societal development.
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Koeppens
Hohbach's
Court
Timothy
Carter & Smythe, Pendleton
Want
Oregon Lumber Yard
Pendleton Lumber CO
Crab Creek Lumber CO
Newsy
Wohlenberg
The
Grand
Mouse
E. Livengood & Company
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