City BREVITIES and Local Ads in Sparse Format
Local notes and advertisements mention sunny weather prompts, sales on wood and coal, gasoline engines, tires, wall racks, woolen suits, butter, real estate listings, second-hand goods buyers, shoe and cigar shops, Easter neckwear, rental houses, hotel services, housekeeping rooms, moving trunks, portrait offer, and a millinery opening with McMinn's orchestra.
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McAdams
McAdarma
Dutton
Teutsch's
Photon
Nolfs
Roosevelt's
Blue Mountain
Jane Street
Sharon & Eddings
Teutech's
Howard's Cigar
Roosevelt
Hoston
St. George
Mra, Cooper, Proprietien
Millinery Department Hosts Evening Wer & Select Program
A special event runs from 7 to 9 o clock inviting visitors to the millinery department. Hanilaome souvenirs will be presented to all Indies attending the program and exploring the displays.
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Wer
New Mining Laws Go Into Effect in Epveckyt
The Portland Dairy Journal notes new mining laws from the last legislature take effect this week in Epveckyt. A key change remits the corporate tax by imposing a $10 annual license on all companies with properties not producing $1,000 last year. Delayed compliance and potential company reorganization are discussed as significant outcomes.
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Portland Dairy Journal
Oregon
Wiltern Ser
Wworkmon
Albeqiy
Mogard
Real Feature Transfers In Township 4 North Range 7 West
Andrew Smith transfers southeast quarter of section 35 to Brita Kontis for 190 acres at 1600 dollars. Frank Delong and wife transfer the northeast quarter of the southeast quarter of section 10 and the northwest quarter of the southwest quarter of section 29 in township 4 north range 7 west for 2400 dollars.
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Andrew ©. Smith
Brita Kontis
Range
Copper Mine Located by Prospectors at Baker County
H. J. Stillman T. W. Ayers and De T. H. White returned from Baker county with valuable copper claims. Specimens are on display at Tallman Drug Store. The ore is high grade and extensive, with much ore in sight on the property.
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H. J. Stillman
T. W. Ayers
de T. H. White
Baker County
Mountainin
Tallman Drug Store
Social notes and visits fill Athena city day
Dr M and Lant visit Milton with McLachien La Grande constable in town. E B Gamble of Ukiah visiting and staying at Hotel Bickers. A F E Edwards of La Grande also a business visitor and guest at Hotel Bickers. Mr and Mrs J Romeane depart for Hehe after a few days here. Grandma Munro heads to Portland after a month here. Mrs J H Gwinn retires from Spokane visit. C E Nicholy in wintertaking business at Milton, returns this evening. Miss Roberta Birks returns to Portland after visiting Rev M V Howard. Mrs T N Golithon of La Grande passes through to Echo to visit home. H T Booth of Baker City works Athena area pleased with trip. John Dykes and Miss Jessie Scott wed at Congregational Parsonage Rev T R Egerton officiating. reside in city after Baker City trip. Peter Murray and August Arp of Athens attend Engles entertainment then return to Athena. Zooth Houser of Quartzburg in the city. Standard mine shows well. small gramp mill busy crushing ore. M H H Rice of Prewater on trading trip. Berry crop prospects very heavy. first ripe in about a month. Monte Owen, brother of Jas H Gwinn, to resign as NY Life district agent for Southern Idaho district to tend to sheep. Lucious Hilward Lucas of Louisiana, in Athena looking for suit edvertment, pleased with locality. now interested in rice fields in southern Louisiana and eyeing Northwest. Mrs J L Powers and daughter Jeff travel to Dayton WA. Powers to open harness shop there. W E Gree and W J Patterson of Baker City head to Willows. return Saturday for Easter services at Church of the Redeemer by Pendleton Commandery Knights Templar.
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McLachien
la Grande
E. B. Gamble
Ukiah
Hotel Bickers
A. FE. Edwards
J. Ro Meane
Hehe
Clit
Grandma” Munro
Portland
Mra
J. H. Gwinn
Spokane
Asister
C. EB. Nicholy
Milton
Mian
Roberta Birks
M. V. Howard
T. N. Golithon
H. T. Booth
Baker City
Athena
John Dykes
Misa Jessie Scott
T. ER. Egerton
M. HH
Preewater
Monte EL Owlan
Jas. H. Gwinn
New York Life Insurance Company
Dato
Teta
Portland Leads Coast Wheat Exports In March Report
March port data shows Portland shipping 241 025 bushels of wheat across the Willamette River metropolis and 104 620 barrels valued at 351 899, leading US ports in wheat and flour exports. Seattle Tacoma San Francisco trails, while New York remains flour leader. A man named Mike Ross, accused killer of Biaggio Vilardo in San Francisco, was arrested at Cut Bank Montana after attempting suicide on a Great Northern train.
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Portland
Pueble
Department of Gommered and Labor
Sein
Willamette River
Puget Sound
San Francisco
Seattle
Tacoma
Tacomi
Pacific Coast
Foiki
United States
Sewhikenk
Galveston
New York
Noy Port News
Baltimore
Philadelphia
New Orleans
Mike Ross
Cut Bank
Mont
Biaggio Vilardo
Pendleton Citizen Praises Kidney Pills Cure
A Pendleton resident, Charles W. Beale, describes relief from backache and kidney troubles after taking Doan’s Kidney Pills. He bought them at Brock & McComas drug store and notes improved kidney secretions and reduced pain, urging others to use the same remedy sold by Feaster Milburn Co Buffalo as sole U S agents.
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Pendleton
Charles W. Beale
Expressman
West Tustin Street
Dian
Brock & McComas Drug Store
Real Estate Transfers Record From Early Milton Area
Property deeds show Samuel L and Esther Smilth to T E Chillers for part of block 3 Fraxter addition Milton with 600 dollars considered. J M Shull to Ray Barn for NE 1-4 NW 1-4 section 2h township 6 north range 37 EWM with 100 dollars. M A Bryson and wife to William McKenzie Jr for large NE 1-4 of S1 1-4 of S 1-2 of SE 1-4 NE 1-4 section 22 township 4 north range 36 with 60 acres and 0000. Fred Walters and wife to J H Graham for unplatted land south of block 14 in Raley's addition to Pendietoy with 400 dollars.
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Heal Estate
Boyd
Samuel L
Esther Smilth
T. E. Chillers
Fraxter
Milton
J. M. Shull
Ray Barn
Townelip
EWM
M. A. Bryson
William McKenzie, Jr
E. W. MW
Fred Walters
J. H. Graham
Raley
Pendietoy
Nearly Over Offer At Pep Pies Warehouse
A garbled notice touts a lifetime-like crayon portrait for one dollar per purchase at Pep Pies Warehouse with a deadline of April 22. Quoted dialog from Mrs Enpeck and Mrs Himmerfest hints at personal disputes amid unclear details and misread names.
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Peppies Warehouse
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Trowton
Teutech’s
Mark and
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Aura Street
Caroline L. Hinearson
East Oregonian
Sime
Léothers & Nichol
Gritman's
Despain Building
Biattern
Radius
McMinn
L. Hunziker
Main Street
Awn Topiahitore
Huyler
Lowney
Gunther
A. C. Koeppen & Brothers
Dr. M. & Lant
Peter Murray
August
Lotisrethientue
Athen
Zooth Houser
Quartzburg
Standard
Gramp
Hilward Lucas
Louisiana
Loulaluna
W. E. Gree
W. J. Patterson
Wills Wil
Church of the Redeemer
Commandary
Knights ‘Templar
the Peoples Warehouse Clothiers A
Yeu
Milena T
Red
RK. Alexander
Peter
Chicken Makers
T. C. Taylor
Donaldson
the Red Cross Pharmacy
Paradise Soda
Clark & Rees
Despain & Clark
C. Rohrman
Court Street Grocer