City briefs glow with sales and notices from Pendleton
Local items list a sunny forecast, sales at Withee and Roosevelt stores, a big Teutach sale, and free art needlework classes at Carleon and Hasbrouck. Wages offered, lodging and room rentals, and ads for hats and shoes fill the page, along with a lecture course by the Epworth League.
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Sunny
A. C. Ryder
Hohbach
Bresh Fruit
Martin's
Douglas and Hainan
Roosevelt'n
Esquire
East Webb Street
Monroe Street
P. O.box
Waontel
Tequire
Halley Returns From Irrigation Congress Tour
Thoras G Halley vice president of the National Irrigation Congress and Mrs Halley with their daughter returned home from an extended trip. He spoke in El Paso at the Regent convention on irrigation and reclamation of arid lands. His journey included St Louis, Atlantic Coast cities, and California with a weeklong stay en route.
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Thoras G. Halley
Mra. Halley
Mr. Halley
Paso
Halley
Kintaneh
St. Louis Fair
Atlantic
California
Beaver Captures Near Boise Reported by RL Trult
RL Trult has captured seven beaver within the last weeks within a three mile radius of Boise. He trapped one yesterday near the head of the Rosditch. Stapelt sold the beaver for $65 at the taxidermist's in Boise Capital News.
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Beaver
Boise
Real Estate Transfer to Jacob Born Records
Henry Lazinka and wife transfer undivided one half interest in property near Pen al to Jacob Born for 1260 dollars. A political note states Swallow, the prohibition candidate for president, received 200000 votes, compared with a 1900 high of 269000.
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Henry Lazinka
Jacob Born
Penal
Swallow
Prohibition
Pendleton Welcomes a Circuit of Visitors and Locals
A stream of visitors and residents frequent Pendleton today. Athena’s B. J. Taylor and Helix figures travel through, with Walla Walla names and Ukiah residents noted in town for business and social calls. Doctors Beach and Smith arrive for short business, while Conductor Martin Anderson returns healthier to resume duties. Local movers include Milton’s 1. Terry and Caledonian Society member W. R. Poti as they conduct city business. a diversified mix of travelers from Echo to Kalispell and Coquille City mark a busy day across the region.
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William Bracken
Walh Walla
Pendleton
Charles J. Perguson
W. FR. Montgomery
Continental Costally Company
Portland
O. R
Hunt
Jimetton
Terry
Milton
Berry
Ively
W. R. Poti
Caledonian Society of Athena
Em Marvey
Enstern Kink
Misawowri
Dilla
Mr. Harvey
A. Petard
Pilot Rock
Martin Anderson
Hot Lake
HL. Davie
Dalles
Wheat Belt
A. Liepd
Hele
Ltoyd
Tontila County
Oregon
Uuch
Umatilla
T. Land and Family
Helix
Coquille City
Goo County
Land
Coos County
Umatilla County
Maude Maybelle Atkins
Grover
Roy Hert
Salem
J. Smith
Roy
East Oregonian
Mire Atkins
Sunday School Convention Leaders Lead to Baptist District Meeting
Rev. G. G Hall of the Baptist Church and B. E. Penland depart to attend the Baptist District Sunday School gathering. The county's Baptist Sunday schools are in prosperous condition and this meeting is among several to be held during the winter.
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Nola
Rkrent
de Hirobie
Bath
Addbreie W
Brown J Waler
Sullivan & Bond's
Sullvan & Bond's
Webb
Hiratwa
Ilver
Madison Street
Peoples Warehouse
Pth
East Oregonian
Epworth League of the Methoda Church
G. G Hall
Baptiat Church
B. E. Penland
Helix
Baptist District
Baptias
Belligerent Umatilla Braves Arrested After Public Dispute
Two belligerent Umatilla braves were marched to the city jail by Chief of Police M. J. Carney after a disturbance in a vacant Cottonwood Street lot drew a crowd. The clash began with a quarrel that escalated into a tense scene before officers intervened to restore order.
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Umatilla
M. J. Carney
Cottonwood
Hendricks the animal dies after attack at Chutes
Hendricks, the animal brother at Chutes, died Sunday morning from blood poisoning after a prior attack.
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Hendricks
Chutes
Firemen's Election Monday Special Session Appoints Judges
Mayor Matlock convened a 2 PM council meeting to appoint five election judges and clerks for the foremen's election on Monday. Appointed judges were T. T. Nelson, Charles Cole, and Peter Anderson. clerk J. S Kees. and Will Ingram. Polls open 7 AM to 7 PM at city council rooms for the entire city.
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W. F. Matlock
T. T. Nelson
Charles Cole
Peter Anderson
Clarkg
J. S Kees
Will Ingram
Cty
Firemen's Candidates for Upcoming Fire Dept Officers
The article lists candidates for fire department offices to be voted next Monday. For chief the contenders are Darr Phelps and J Brown. first assistant Rd Stanberry. second assistant Joe Nott. The chief race is expected to be competitive. Crook County Bank opens at Prineville with T Wilson as cashier.
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Jim Brown
Darr Phelps
J. Brown
Rd Stanberry
Joe Nott
Brown
Phelps
In~ Lee
Crook County Bank
Prineville
T. Wilson
Osteopathy and the body as a well tuned machine
An advocacy piece praising osteopathy argues the body is a machine that must remain in perfect order. It compares the body to a harvester and sewing machine and challenges medical physicians for failing to cure disease. The text credits Gatwoodopaths for diagnosing and restoring misaligned parts and asserts the body will stay functional if the structures stay aligned.
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Ce Laterature
Tequbat
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J. T
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A. Maxwell
Sullivan & Bond
Aton
Lilleth Street
Jum
C. Rohrman
Eee
Jeweler and Optician
Main Street
Heturn
T. G. Halley
Peggy
Paris
Koeppens
Price Drug Store
A. C. Koeppen Brothers
BR. J. Taylor
Athena
Sam Star
C. E. Bott
Viatter
Jennie Peck
Walla Walla
C. W. McReynolda
Ukiah
Max Baumeisterte
Willa Walla
A. B. Montgomery
William Beneflel
Weeten
William and Ernest Knight
He ‘Litaire
Gwendolin Herryman
Lao Kos#minsky
Walla Watla
G. Willison
Order of Washington
Walla Walla Toany
the People’s Warehouse
Caunnell
Firemen's
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Hoisington
Frazier’s
Tient
Goodman-Thompson Co
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Oracee
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