Local Homes Under Construction and Street Improvements
Tom Thompson builds a garage on north hill residence. Mayor and Mrs W F Matlock renovate apartments at Court and Garden. Mrs Birdie Oliver moves email house from lot 9 block 105 to lot 9 block 44. Rose Hamilton completes bungalow in west end. Work begins on east Webb and College streets with paving contracts to Warren Construction. Water street church lot sidewalk finished. S W Hazen builds a small barn at 216 Lincoln street. Antone Vey adds an extension and foundation on Webb street property. Dr King s New Life Pills promise relief for headaches and indigestion.
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East Webb
College Streets
Warren Construction Company
Plans to develop Irvington Heights discussed at club meeting
A special 8 pm Commercial club meeting led by President J. W. Tallman aims to hear Charles Cowan outline plans for Irvington Heights. He proposes setting aside forty lots for sale at a price set by local dealers, with proceeds funding cement walks and sidewalks around the lots.
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Commercial Club
J. W. Tallman
Charles Cowan
Irvington Heights
Bears challenged by Walla Walla teams for Pendleton match
Egotistic bragging from Walla Walla players spurred a challenge to Pendleton for a game against a married men team as Knights of Columbus promote the Catholic building fund. Meantime Catholic church work resumes with installments toward a roof before winter, walls rising in stages.
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Bears
Buckarooes
Walla Walla
Pendleton
Knights of Columbus
Defi
Echo and Hermiston pall game draws officials and visitors
Nolin April 2 report notes J C Turk and E A Hendricks attended the Echo Hermiston pall game. H M Alen of Hardman closed a contract with the Nolin school board for next year. A Wold from Paradise Irrigation district boarded to Stanfield. A horse frightened by an auto wrecked a buggy injuring Mrs Ward while en route to the camp.
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Nolin
J. C. Turk
E. A. Hendricks
Hermiston
Echo
H. M. Alen
Hardman
Ore
A. Wold
Paradise Irrigation Strict
Here
Stanfield
Baylord Madison
The
Paradise Irrigation Engineers
A. J. Harp
Adams
W. P. Ward
J W. Reese
Branfield
Orpheum Extra Features a Vitagraph Golden Hoard
The Orpheum presents Vitagraph two reels The Golden Hoard with William Humphreys Robert Gailford and Miss Leah Maird a tale of political marauders and vengeance Also Fatty's Deception Kalem Here is fat Bill again in a rival footrace New York Public Markets Kalem Master and Man Edison coming April 30 and May 1 Kalem's From the Manger to the Cross The Pastime shows An American Princess with Alice Joyce and Tom Moore a diplomatic officer in debt a foreign spy and a patriotic rescue Mae Marsh stars in The Perfidy of Mary Biography Our Coast Defenders The Inventor's Sketch The Midget's Romance
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The
Orpheum
Vitagraph
Wiliam Humphreys
Robert Gailford
Leah Maird
Fatty
Kalem
Fat Bill
New York
Edison
Mary
Mae Marsh
Walter Miller
Our Coast Defenders
Miget
Lfe
Oosy Monday and Tuesday Extra At Mag Mule Canyon
Lewise Forrest stars as a three voice vaudeville act with baritone tenor and soprano in Fifteen minutes of refined entertainment. Two reel 101 Bison presents battles, hard riding and excitement in The Peacemaker Rex Strong.
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Lewise Forrest
Mag Mule Canyon
Rex
Silent Screen Comedy and Drama With Noted Cast
A program features Phillips Smalley and Lois Weber in a drama by their company, with a companion comedy by Billy Quirk. The bill also includes Miss Gladys Rahe, soprano soloist, and the same company who did Until Death and Billy's Mistaken Overcoat Gem.
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Phillips Smalley
Lois Webber
Billy
Billy Quirk
Gladys Rahe
A Jealous Wife or the Poisoned Milk at the Grand
The Grand premiered a new comedy last night with Arthur Stosell in leading roles delivering steady laughs. Tonight the Pendleton baseball team is invited as guests and another lively Tuesday night program features chorus girls and athletic contests. Tickets are 14 and 35 cents with two shows nightly at The New Grand.
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Arthur Stosell
Pendleton
Hall's Catarrh Cure touted as only cure
Readers are told Hall's Catarrh Cure can cure catarrh at all stages by acting on blood and mucous surfaces. The ad claims constitutional treatment, offers $1000 for any failing case, and directs readers to send for testimonials. Price listed as 75 cents with a note for Hall's Family Pills for constipation.
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Hall
Hal
F. J. Cheney & CO
Toledo
Ohio
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Tom Thompson
W. F. Matlock
Court and Garden Streets
Birdie Oliver
Rose Hamilton
Water Street
Christian Church
S. W. Hazen
Lincoln Street
Antone Vey
Webb Street
Dr. King
Koeppens
Mark Moorhouse CO
E. Court Street
Edgemore
J. J. Wodaege
Sharon & Eddings
Main Street
J. A. Borie Lumber Co
Prosser
Wash
Nglin
U. S
Spokan
Pomeroy
Yakima Valley
Pilot Rock
American National Bank
Res
Oregon
City Property
Catholic Church
McKay Creek
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Thompson Street
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