City Brevities Mix of goods and adverts at local shops
Local notices advertise ice cream and dishes, dry wood, poultry, canned goods, sewing machines for sale or rent, furnished rooms, transfer work, and furniture. Listings include lawn mowers, hardware, fruit, stoves, insurance, and a charity event with a sewing machine prize at a parish building.
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Stark Poultry House
Stansberry & Milne
Alta Astrot
Pine Street
Wizard
Goodman Hardware Co
A. Eklund
Court Street
Two Warehouse Thieves Sentenced to No Year in Penitentiary
McCoy and Erleson, accused of robbing the Fornish warehouse, were sentenced Saturday by Judge Flean to serve no year in the penitentiary. Deputy Sheriff Joe Blakeley transported them after the act was witnessed by Deputy Sheriff Wilson.
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McCoy
Erleson
Flean
Joe Blakeley
Wilson
Walker Sues Roark for Commission on Lands Sale
Frank B. Walker sues George T. Roark and wife to recover 240 dollars as commission on lands he sold in Kilokitat county Washington. Complaint filed by W. L. Ward attorney for Goldendale.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Frank B. Walker
George T. Roark
Kilokitat County
Washington
W. L. Ward
Goldendale
Eagle Change Today at The Eagle Show Shop
The Eagle show shop announces a program change today featuring new up to date pictures in color and engaging stories. Crowds liked yesterday’s change at the Dime with new visuals and an illustrated song. The Eagle change runs through Tuesday with another excellent program to follow.
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The
Eagle Show Shop
Bowman Hotel Changes Hands In The Dalles
J. C. Fish of The Dalles has leased the Bowman hotel and will assume control May 1. He plans to move the hotel office to the lower floor and convert the third floor to double capacity, finishing it for guest use. Gibbs retires to Grant county, leaving the town with a familiar hostelry.
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Lotel
Dalles
Gibbs
Gram County Farm
J. 3. Fish
Umatilla House
Bowman
Umatilla
Fish
Cine
W. C. Gibbs
Grant County
Hill Ranch
Austin
True to His Lost Love in Walla Walla Will
Hermingile Bernier died at 76 in Walla Walla and left his entire estate to his youth sweetheart Mary Curran, formerly Mary Donnette, after a 60 year romance. His siblings received only a dollar each, while Curran’s widow inherits the fortune as Bernier’s final wish.
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Mia
Mary Curran
Mary Donnette
Hermingile Bernier
Frank Curran
Curran
Bernier
Walla Walla
Pastime Change Delights At Local Theater
The Pastime theater announced a clever motion picture program yesterday praised for beauty realism and humor. A new illustrated song was shown and another change is planned for tomorrow continuing through Friday featuring The Little Sweeps Village Fire Brigade Pancakes Merry Widow and When the Sheep Are In the Fold.
Bragg Seeks Divorce After 25 Years Of Marriage
Juline Bragg of Baker City files for divorce from his wife citing desertion. He alleges she left four years ago after a long marriage.
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Juline Bragg
Baker City
Personal notes from Pendleton visitors and arrivals
Col and Mrs H G Newport came from Hermiston and other Hermiston visitors include Ross Newport A Kunkel and son and J B Baker from Mea Cham. Teachers Margaret Callison Vera M Vannander and Dot Gilliam visited or started new posts. Local officials and agents from O R N and Northern Pacific dropped in for business while Hotel St George and St George hosted guests.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Col
H. G. Newport
Hermiston
Ross Newport
A. Kunkel and Son
Spokane
Bert Smith
J. B. Smith Company
Clarence Adams
Ukiah
Vera M. Vannander
Milton
FP. T. Harbour
Weston
Bob Clements
Norris and Rowe
Hotel
Narrow Escape At City Crossing In Early Morning
A. Kunkel formerly of this city and now of Spokane, visiting on business, avoided serious injury when his buggy was toppled at the railroad crossing east of the city as a freight train passed. The team was frightened, the buggy capsized, a wheel broken and the pole split, but Kunkel managed to stop the team and reached the city unharmed.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Glenn Goodman
Portland
Honeyman Hardware Company
A McCorquodale
Spokane
A. Kunkel
Rrailroad
Mr. Kunkel
Illness and a Jail Escape Headline From Local News
Assessor C P Strain is ill with appendicitis but improving, avoiding surgery. George Torney escaped from Train city jail after locking guard in kitchen and fleeing. A Walla Walla Italian gardener pays a five molar fine for leaving horses hitched, flaunting city ordinance.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
George Torney
Train
B. C
Walla Walla
Diphtheria Strikes State Lunatic Asylum Doctor
Dr J W Evans fourth assistant physician at the state saylum for the insane has been stricken with diphtheria. His case stems from the recent epidemic that broke out among the children in the diotle ward.
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J. W. Evans
Saylum
Diotle Ward
Pomeroys Excited Over Prospect of Electric Line
The town of Pomeroys is greatly excited over the prospect of an electric line between Pomeroys and Leiston. The North Coast Power Company is expected to construct the road.
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Pomeroys
Place
Lewiston
North Coast Power Company
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F.E. Livengood & Co
Teutsch’s
Dep’t. Store
Hohbach’s
Demott’s
Minnis
Country Club
Singer Sewing
Hensley
W. Court Street
East Oregonian
Demott's
National Board of Fire Underwriters
St. Anthony’s Hospital
Graham Furniture
Goodman Hardware Cos
Water Street
Davin
East Oregonian Building
Pendleton
Addrewa
C. J. Freese
Walla Walla, Wash
Episcopal Church
China
Louis Hunziker
Main &T
Bowman Hotel
UMA Soda
Koeeppens
Slusher
Noiin
Mise
Margaret Callison
Helix
J. B. Baker
Meacham
la Grande
B. Calderhead
Northern Pacific
R. R. Lewis
J. T. Langley
Albina
St. George
J. W. Kimbrell
Gilliam County
S. A. Baxter
L. 8
Minneapolis
Minn
Mise Dot Gilliam
Pilot Rock
Livengood
Wohlenberg
Seattle
Twin Falls
W. RK. Graham
Clyde Whittemore
Gertrude Davidson
California
Otto Berger
Colorado Springs
C. P. Strain
White Sale
All India
Pendleton, Oregon
Butter Creek
Furnish-Coe Lands
Columbia Land CO
D. B. Costuma
Main and Webb Sts
Pendleton, Ore
Marquam Bld’g
Echo Office
East Court
Malin
Alexander Dep’t Store
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