Pendleton listings and local notices in brief
Short city items list sales ads jobs and lodging requests from Pendleton and nearby stores including Roosevelt's Boston Store Teutsch's Greenawald & Meadstrom and Pendleton Steam Laundry plus a note about Hidaway Springs stage service and a general call for various trades and room seekers.
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Rader
Titader
Carpeta
Pendleton Business College
Lve
Lyman
Horton
Roosevelt
Boston
Ron Nichole
Trinafer
Phode
Cosble
Headstrom & Ureonawald
Teatechs Department
Brorn
Greenawald & Meadstrom
Teutsch's
Blore Shoes
Greenawald & Hendetrom
Teutachs
Lott—Hlack
Stekpin
Reims Wartedt
BOC
Pendleton
F. H. Battell
Cosble Street
Hidaway Springs
Tallman & Coes
The Hottest Coon In Dixie at Fraser Theater
The Hottest Coon In Dixie will be shown next Thursday August 24 at Fraser theater. The production features two acts and three scenes and is presented by a prominent colored organization, promising a lively show.
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Dixie
Fraser Theater
Vaudeville Stars Impress in Colorful Chorus Troupe
United States show notes praise a cast of singers and dancers who headline leading vaudeville theaters. The chorus is described as colorful and charming with vocal warmth. Prime names Mamie Hianton and comedians Amok and Blondy are highlighted as naturally gifted performers.
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United States
Mamie Hianton
Amok
Blondy
Chicago Wheat Market and Harvest Notes Amid Market Quiet
Chicago reports for August 19 show September wheat at 87 1 8 cents, corn 52 4, oats 25 4. Pendleton prices mix, buyers scarce, mills slowing as harvest nears finish in reservation country northeast of town. Some farmers sell small amounts daily while harvest in the northern region extends two weeks. a few traders pass through town. John Tant of Our Bank Mont arrives seeking a return journey to Walla Walla. Mr. Prouty plans to join him Monday. Towner Town declares no purchases in wool sheep market as local growers hold firm prices.
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Here
Elmer Snyder
North Tern
John Tant
Mont
Walla Walla
Rondhin
Mr. Prouty
Kim Ther
Lelving
Town
Kuch m
Manion and Bitney Tie Wedding in Tacortin Ceremony
This forenoon Edwardt Joseph Manion of Tacortin Waeh and Mise Maillie Margaret Bitney of this place were married in a small ceremony with relatives and intimate friends. Immediately after the ceremony the couple left for their wedding trip and will make their future home at 111 South Almaworth Tagomi.
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Edwardt
Joseph Manion
Tacortin
Waeh
Mise Maillie
Margaret Bitney
South Almaworth
Tagomi
McNurlin and Sutton to Marry in Umatilla Evening
A wedding is planned in Umatilla tonight between Mies Maude McNurlin and W. Sutton, both residents of the town. The bride is described as a local resident and the groom as an employee connected with the area. The notice notes the emphasis on hard work and using brains to earn a living.
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McNurlin- Sutton
W. Sutton
O. BR
N. Em‘ploye
Umatilla
Mies Maude McNurlin
Local Visitors and Travelers Seen in La Grande
A long list of residents and visitors in La Grande includes Mrs Belle Moore of Echo H H Gilbert of Pilot Rock county commissioner T B Gull land town traveler Mr and Mrs Crank en route to Spokane Day Melntyre of Athena guests of local residents Gi W Hunt from Portland for a short stay D B Waffle back from the south end of the county Mre B Larkins of Pendleton visiting Mr and Mrs Rack La Grande Observer notes several others arriving departing visiting and returning from trips to Hood River Walla Walla Spokane Portland and Boston area including Prof Robert Pond now in Ohio and Mrs George Newell and Miss Alice Newell from Wallace Idaho all on the Spokane line The Fort would also report people leaving for Portland to attend the irrigation congress and to visit relatives plus the Bingham Springs resort sees patrons and new arrivals during a cooler spell.
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Belle Moore
Echo
H. H. Gilbert
Pilot Mock
T BP. Gullland
Big Ranch
Pilot Bock
Wo A. Crank
Portland
D. B. Waffle
Counnty
B. Larkins
Pendleton
J J. Rack
la Grande
L. K. Kerbaugh
Hood River
Weaton
JS. E. Bingham
Walla Walla
Bingham Springs
J. W. Keefe
Boise
Idaho
Spekang
James H. Howard
Sumpter
Child Paxson
Springfield
U.nt
Poewonger
Gworge Newell
Mies Alice Newell
Wallace
Tiplee
Jett
Spokane
Dan Smythe
Niving
Long Beach
Robert Pond
Pendleton Academy
Ohio
Melainghith
Vere
DE BR. Waffle
Gary Markham
Potts
W. OH. Dindinger
Cr. Dindinger
Zelinopolis
Port- Inn
Wheat King of the United States in North Dakota
NOG Larimore of North Dakota claims immense wheat production and 15 000 acres in cultivation making him a leading figure in Dakota wheat farming. He explains operations at Wanless and describes machinery, labor, and yield figures while recalling meeting foreign commissioners during the 1893 Chicago World's Fair.
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United States
Nog. Larimore
North Dakota
Mississino
Portland Telegram
Larimore
St. Louis
Byavid BR. Francis
Dakota
Pratt
Hie
Dupmty
Lirimore Wee
Great Forks
Lars- Hore
Chicago
Water Troubles Renewed Near Blackfoot
A Salt Lake Tribune dispatch reports renewed water shortages around Blackfoot as cropland suffers. Judge Butee ordered headgates closed for a week to conserve flow, prompting disputes as drought and mismanagement threaten crops. Judge Steves threatened contempt against residents for defying court orders, with farmers near ruin urging calm and resolution.
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Blackfoot
Salt Lake Tribune
Butee
Alout Minhe
Toluy
Steves
Tureday
Fumbe
Nik
Ruby stables host Percheron photo session for county booklet
In the Westernby afternoon scene the Ruby herd of Imported Percheron horses gathered at the Ruby stables for a photograph. The image is destined to form a half tone cut for the county booklet prepared by Hartman and J Abetrie Company.
Old Oregon Relics Captured in Meeker Pioneer Exhibit
Dosque Apartment of Oregon relics collector Eura Meeker is featured at the Lewis and Clark Fair. His cabinets include a bark hut door and 12 foot diameter exhibit, with weapons, tools, a rifle, a 1816 grain sickle, a threshing flail, a broom, and other pioneer implements. Meeker plans to travel by ox team again to Oregon, mirroring his 19th century trek as new law changes affect travel.
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Oregon
Union Territory
Eura Meeker
Puyallup
Puget. Sound
Leschl
Meeker
Washington Building
A. Holcomb
Plains
Fr. X. Matthieu
Pennsylvania
Milneis
Cost reduced under new insane asylum transfer law
A Salem newspaper notes the Uist legislature passed a law allowing conveyance of committed insane patients to the institution by authorities rather than sheriff delivery. The May start has cut costs in half and improved humane treatment, with figures showing old versus new system costs, though full comparisons are limited by incomplete data.
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Uist
Oaes
Sheriffa
Salem
First National Bank advertises check cashing service
The Pendleton Oregon bank offers to present checks drawn on other banks for payment without charge. It cashes drafts on any U S city or Canada and handles stems on any city in the world. Rader Furniture Rader.
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United States
Canada
First National Bank
Pendleton
Oregon
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