Local business notices and sales in Oregon area
Pastime pictures at Pastime theatre show more moving pictures than any city theatre. Oregon Lumber Yard advertises first class oak wood and requests inquiries for four carpenters. Henry Kopittke promotes Rock Springs coal and dry wood. For sale feed and chop mill nearly new. Found gold watch on Sunday. owner to inquire at office. Automobil y stage to Lehman Springs via Pendleton Auto Co. Four room cottage for rent at 100 E Bluff St. Automobile for sale cheap, 18 hp Edgar C Jay agent for White steamers. Livery stable doing good business for sale. Hotel for sale or lease in Terma reasonable, contact Mia F Myers Helix Oregon.
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Oregon Lumber Yard
Rock Spring
Henry Kopittke
Chis
Cole
Rock Springs
Lehman Springs
Pendleton Auto Co
Henry Kepittke
Bluff Street
Edgar C. Jay
North Side
Bridge
Wili
Dissolution of Pendleton French Restaurant Partnership
Notice states the partnership between Lillian M Reed and J W Boyer in Pendleton Oregon is dissolved by mutual consent. Boyer assumes debts and will collect money owed, continuing the business at Ward Place. dated August 9 1909.
Cure for Jealousy one act comedy at the Grand
A one act society comedy titled Cure for Jealousy by Fay and Kinsman is presented at the Grand tonight in a funny sketch meant to entertain every sec ond. A man near Bend harvested 200 quarts of strawberries from one tenth of an acre and sold them at 25 cents per quart.
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Fay
Kinsman
Bend
Rockefeller greets Socialist leader at Cleveland church
In a morning service at Euclid Avenue Baptist Church Rockefeller met Robert Bandlow, Cleveland's leading Socialist and candidate on the Socialist ticket. They sat near each other, exchanged smiles, and shook hands after the benediction amid a scene that drew attention from attendees.
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Euclid Avenue Baptist Church
Rockefeller
Bindlow
Bandlow
Special at the Grand on Thursday Night
Fay and Kinsman present their new border act A Night on the Plaing In 49 at the Grand Thursday night near Laramie Wyoming. The players claim strong authority to render realism and the set conveys western life in early days with wolves howling and stage scenery.
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Fay
Kinsman
Laramie
Wyoming
Six Greeks Narrow Escape From Fire At Horseshoe Curve
Six Greek section men narrowly escaped death when a bunk house at Horseshoe Curve burned overnight. They woke after one member discovered the blaze and all fled, though their belongings and the building were consumed. The fire likely started from a spark dropped by a passing engine.
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Horseshoe Curve
Expert Piano Tuner Mr Gerd Ellers Visits Town
Portland based Ellers Piano House brings expert piano tuner and action regulator Mr Gerd Ellers to town for a few days to handle tuning and organ work. Orders welcomed by telephone and in-store. Also notes Philomath real estate sale valued at $33,000.
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Gerd Ellers
Ellers Piano House
Portland
Eilers
Eilers Piano House
Malin Street
Pendleton News Roundup of Outings and Local Happenings
In and About Pendleton reports Alex Oliver and family returning from a ten day Kamela trip with about 30 gallons of huckleberries. Mr and Mrs Sam Armstrong plan to settle in the West after visiting Mrs Armstrongs brother A H Sunderman. Fights lead to forfeited bonds as Keene and Harrington miss court. A group led by James Maloney prepares extended mountain trip in the Rader wagon for grouse hunting and fishing. Mrs August Demke taken to asylum. infant cared for by Sisters at St Josephs. twin sister died recently. Railroad rumors say O B R WN officials reshuffled. C C Berkeley resigns to Oregon & Washington, with A F Totler named to fill the post.
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Alex Oliver
Weat
Pendleton
Kamela
Will
West
Sam Armstrong
St. Louis
Missouri
August Demke
Salvation Army
Irwin
St. Joseph's Academy
Motanie Not Drunk in Police Court Notice
A typographical error stated Motanie, a well known Indian of the Umatilla reservation, was arraigned on a drunkenness charge alongside three others. Parsons Motanie, respected on the reservation, does not drink and was at work harvesting at Charley Hamilton's combine when the four Indians were in town drunk.
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Motanke
Motanie
Parsons Motanie
Umatilla
Charley Hamilton
Local Doctors Visit Pendleton Noted Physicians
Dr W L Dick and Mrs Dick of Columbus Ohio visit Dr C J Smith and family in Pendleton. Mrs Dick stays for a couple of months while Dr Dick departs soon for Seattle San Francisco and then Columbus. Dr Dick is well known in Pendleton from an earlier medical association with Dr Smith.
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W. LE. Dick
W. J. Dick
Columbus
Ohio
C. J. Smith
Funeral of Mrs Ellza Hutchins Interred in Olney Cemetery
The remains of Mrs Ellza Hutchins wife of Jay Hutchins of Echo died at the hospital Sunday. Funeral services were held at First Methodist church at 2 o clock under Odd Fellows auspices. She is survived by her husband and three married daughters.
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Ellza Hutchins
Jay Hutchins
Echo
Olney
First Methodist Church
Lodge of Odd Fellows
Vesper Lodge
Lehigh
Missionary Appointment Set By Presbytery Meeting
Rev J M Cornelison of the Tutuilla mission and Elders K Yates and wife of Pendleton Presbyterian church left last evening for Milton to attend a called Presbytery meeting. The meeting will appoint Rev J F Harper of Valley as Sunday school missionary for the district, succeeding Rev Levi Johnson who recently resigned to accept Milton church's pastorate.
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J. M. Cornelison
Tutullla
K. Yates
Pendleton Presbyterian Church
Milton
J. F. Harper
Valley
Levi Johnson
Milton Church
Payday for OO R N crews fuels local money flow
Pay day for employees of the OO R N company brings several thousand dollars into circulation. A new payment method has roadmaster personnel paid by him. Pendleton area workers receive pay locally, others will be closed up by the roadmaster. A hunting trip party led by J W Maloney, Marty Folsom, Wayne Maloney, and Donald Rader plans a camping trip to the county south end, for two weeks of hunting and fishing.
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James Maloney
Harry Folsom
Donald Rader
Wayne Maloney
Rader
J. W. Maloney
Marty Folsom
Doctor Lytle Returns After Weeks on Sheep Inspection
Dr. W. H. Lytle state sheep inspector returned to the city this morning after several weeks away on business relating to his official duties. The visit marks activity in agricultural oversight and local veterinary concerns.
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W. H. Lytle
Valuable Harper Diamonds Stolen
Chicago police reveal Mrs. William F H Harper widow of a University of Chicago president was robbed of diamonds valued between six thousand and fourteen thousand dollars. A Pullman porter, Leonard Martin, confesses to thefts on the Chicago and Northwestern railway and to dealings with confederates, saying his share from the diamond sale was four hundred dollars.
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Chicago
William 4H. Harper
University of Chicago
Henrietta A. O'Day
Chicago & Northwestern Road
Leonard Martin
Pullman Company
Harper
Grandfather Downs 30 in Local Spelling Bee in Virginia
In Big Stone Gap Virginia John W Fox retired 30 contestants at Summer Normal school exercises. The novelist John Fox Jr and his wife, once Frits Scheff, watched as his son hiccuped and misspelled a word in simplified form. The Fox family and guests read the Want ads.
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Big Stone Gap
John W. Fox
John Fox
Hiccough
Frits Scheff
Fox Bungalow
Syrup of Figs and Senna Advised As A Household Laxative
An advertisement extols a well known laxative, Syrup of Figs and Elixir of Senna, as an ethical remedy approved by physicians and world renowned for its quality. It urges buyers to purchase the genuine California Fig Syrup Co. product from leading druggists.
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Weill-Informed
California Fig Syrup Co
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F. E. Livengood & Co
Ladies Home Journal Patterns
Sam Meadows
Heppher
Oregon
Mia
F. Myers
Helix
Philomath
Koeppen’s
Worfeit Ball
J. A. Keene
Walter Harrington
Cottonwood Street
C. C. Berkeley
Alexander
OsTs
Oslo
Sorosis
District 76
Buster Browns
Alexander's Dept
Don Cupid
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