Fire Threatens Lewiston Paint and Varnish Works
A fire discovered at 6 am in the Lewiston Paint and Varnish company rear on West Main street damaged calendars and sawdust, spread to eight barrels of linseed oil, and prompted immediate firefighting. The store stock valued at 4000 dollars with 1000 dollars insurance, estimated losses around 1500 dollars. Building owned by Bolton of Hollister, insured for 1000 dollars. Potvin and Pittock contractors overseeing rebuilding. Nearby notes include skull mystery from Union Scout and irrigation study by Nicholaw SinelGow of Russia visiting Idanha.
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Lewinton Paint and Varah Company
Weat Main Street
G. C. Ettershank
Howard
BK. RB. Bolton
Hollister
Cal
Potvin & Pittock
Lewiston Tribune
Walla Walla Paired Schedule and Local Developments
Walla Walla fair plans extend race meetings from two weeks to September 21 to September 10 due to higher than expected attendance. Pacific top horses entered for sprint and running events as the livestock exhibit opens around September 26. Catholic church site notes the convent and school complex east of the city, with plans for stone and brick buildings, while local livestock shipments including mutton and beef cattle are reported from Oregon and Washington counties.
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Walla Walla County
Walla Walla
Walla Wallin
Fair Management
Pacific Northwest
Tribune
Cnarch
Intid
T Healwtors Ae
Temorary
Mather Post
Xisters
Tewliton Tribune
Tinker Fire in Grant Threatens Timber Lands
A forest blaze near Granite Creek east of the point threatens timber and property as Md Bland checks damage at the mouth of Granite Creek. The fire has burned substantial area but the full extent remains uncertain and fear grows it could reach a pine stand. Granite Cem O F Martin prepares to move Jersey cattle to the Lewis and Clark fair with hopes of strong stock if a rival wins the blue ribbon.
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Grant
Granite Creek
North Fork
MD. Bland
Martin
Indian Valley
Martin Browent
Olfo
la Grande
Daily Market Report Pendleton Produce Prices Today
Prices for produce in Pendleton listed for today include butter country 40 to 60 cents per roll, new potatoes 12 cents per pound, dry onions 11 cents per pound, young chickens dressed 10 to 40 cents each, butter creamery 50 to 60 cents per roll, cabbage 2 shillings per 10 pounds, lettuce 3 bunches 10 cents, tomatoes 10 per 100 pounds, cucumbers 200 per dozen, turnips 1 per sack, watermelons 2 10 and 3 shillings per none, and other common items such as onions and potatoes with varying prices.
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Pete Tee
Lewiston Pendleton Portland Excursion Train Note
Special excursion by G R and N to Lewie and Clark fair with daylight trip. Leaves Milton Monday August 28 at 7 am and Pendleton 8:50 am, arrives Portland 5:25 pm. Round trip tickets seven days valid: Milton to Pendleton 6.25 and Pendleton to Portland 6.00. Tickets available from B C Smith Pendleton or local O R N agent.
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Milton
Pendleton
Portland
G. R. & N. Company
Lewie and Clark Fair
B.C. Smith
Pendleton Round Trip Rail Offer From O R N And Direct Lines
Round trip tickets from Pendleton via O R N and direct lines priced at 82.00 dollars. Return via San Francisco 103.00 dollars. Going limit seven days, return limit ninety days from sale. For details contact C. Smith agent O R N.
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Pendleton
San Francisco
Chicago
C. Smith
O. R. & N. Announces Special Round Trip Rates
Pendleton to Portland and Lewiston routes offered by the Oregon Railroad and Navigation Company with a 30 day round trip option at 99.19 dollars. party tickets for 10 or more persons valid 10 days. special 6.85 dollar round trip for organized parties of 100 or more moving the same day, valid seven days. for further details contact B. C. Smith, Agent.
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Portland
Oregon
O. R. & N. Company
Pendleton
B. C, Smith
Seaside Resorta and Return to Tong Beach Breakers
O. R. N. offers round trip to Seaside area including Tong Beach, Ocean Park and Clatsop Beach with a permit for stopovers in Portland. Fare listed as 13.16 dollars. Agent Smith handles inquiries and addresses the service.
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Tong Beach
Breakers
Ocean Park
Ocean Side
Sean View
Clatsop Beach
Portland
Smith
Fishing For Salwen and Salmon Angling Styles
The piece contrasts salmon and trout fishing, noting salmon require a different approach with taut lines and delayed strikes. It also includes anecdotes on decoy and banquet humor, and a discussion from World's Work on how most inventions arise within company departments.
Black Cloth Tailor Craft Helps Match Coat
A man asks a tailor to fashion a new coat matching a similar shade of black cloth. The tailor says the exact piece isn t needed and assures a seamless match, noting two pieces of wool can appear identical though not from the same cut. Townsfolk are seeking a closer match.
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Chicago
Local Weather Wit Leads to Lost Water Joke
A Boston reporter recalls a typical New England Yankee in a humorous tale about a man who thought he left water behind and checked his pocket for the time to fetch it, joking that he is absentminded and hurried.
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Boston
Sal
New England
All For Olas guest leaves table over grace request
The Cleveland Leader notes Landiady explains Landiady requested a grace moment and Mr Starboarder departed, saying the prayer would thankfulness for what they are about to receive. The exchange highlights a quarrel over table etiquette during a group meal.
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Olas
Landiady
Starboarder
Cleveland
Tree to Life
Gracious Elsie shouts during a family quarrel as her mother scolds her for noisy behavior while Ike Wille’s arrival home late looms in a Philadelphia Press fragment.
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Graciois
Elsie
Philadelphia Press
Patient Lover Sends Hilarious Quips on Servants
Fragment from a comic exchange features dialogue about a wife and her three servants, with playful banter on trouble and propriety. References to Jove and a gas engine vendor hint at light social satire and farcical mood.
Local Bank and Livery Ads Mixed in One Item
FIRST NATIONAL BANK OF PEN Weton Capital surplus and undivided profits 260000.00. Transacts a general banking business Exchange bought and sold on all parts of the world. Tevi Ankeny president W F Mnallock vice president G M Rice cashier George Hartman Sr assistant cashier. JOHN HAILEY JR U S LAND Commissioner Specialty made of land filings and proof Insurance and collections Offices In Todd Lulk ing room 16 LIVERY AND FEED STABLE DEPOT STABLES COTTONWOOD street Phone red 1351 Livery food and ale stable Horses bought and sold Good rigs at reasonable prices Stock boarded by week or month Ring us up day or night all night service A Stewart proprietor crsy LIVERY STAPLE ALTA st J Carney Kennedy Props Livery feed and sales stable Good rice at all times Cabine in connect ion Phone Main 701
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First National Bank OF
Athana
Oregon
Henry C. Adams
T. J. Kirk
LeGrow
Ccashier
M. Kemp
John Hailey, JR
U. 8 Land Commissioner
Todd Lulking
Fale
Simonton Brow, & Coley
Aura Street
Webb
Alta
Cottonwood Street
A. Stewart
Crsy
Altast J. Carney & Kennedy
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