Pendleton Local Notices and Advertisements
Local listings promote pictures at Orpheum Pendleton with best and brightest shows. Lane & Son advertise rentals on Collage Street and Perkins Avenue. United Orchestra and a wallpaper paints shop offer services. Friday sale at Peoples Warehouse promises bargains. Shaving at Mark Patton’s shop. Furnished rooms for rent at 701 Thompson Avenue. Coal from Pendleton Summer Yard priced at 2000 fbe per ton. Mrs. Retta E. Wombaugh selling house furnishings. Teutsch offers a furnished home for 1400. Read December Sunset Magazine feature on San Francisco Exposition City, now 16 cents.
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Lane & Son
Collage St
United Orchestra
Enquire
Perkins Ave
Hohbach
Orpheum
Pendleton
Peoples Warehouse
Mark Patton
Alexanders
Bath
Thompson
Pendleton Sumer Yard
Sunset Magazine
San Francisco
Exposition City
Moving Picture Show at the Orpheum
The Orpheum presents a fine Friday program headlined by Extra-Selig’s Mexican centennial feature of 1000 feet with Diaz and dignitaries, followed by Sunshine Sue, Generous Customers, and Birthday Cigars in a varied lineup of cinema attractions.
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Orpheum
Selig
Diaz
Hie
Sunshine Sue
Melles
Walter
Labela
Three Friday Films: Captain Barnacle Chaperone and More
Vitagraph comedy drama Captain Barnacle's Chaperone follows a bright lover who outwits a chaperone and his girl's father. Selig's Blasted Hopes shows a country girl deceived by a city man who deserts her and marries another, leaving her heartbroken. Kalem presents The Strongest Tie a dramatic piece praising mother love over former flames.
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Captain Barnacle
Vitagraph
Selig
Pendleton Elks Meeting and Local Notices Tonight
Pendleton Lodge No 288 B P O Elks holds regular meeting tonight with initiation and ballot on candidates J Quinlan E R Gouwl Ness presiding Good Range Association will meet Saturday at 1 20 PM at Commercial rooms all members to attend Wanted positions and rentals listed for groceryman families and sales staff with contact details provided in local notices
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BR. P. O. Elks
Pendleton Lodge No
B. P.O. Elks
J. Quinlan E
Gouwl Ness
Good Ronde Association
Portland visitors and local officials roam Pendleton scene
Judge G A Hartman of Portland is in town to oversee property. Chas McBee departs for Birch Creek ranch. Attorney J P Neal of Freewater arrives for legal business. Ung Goey the local merchant visits Portland. Mrs J B Perry and Miss Jenny Perry return from Portland. E C Johnston and J T Hoops resume Holdman duties after Pendleton trip. Earl Coutts and Pat McDevett return from Hermiston duck hunt. R N Stanfield returns from Pendleton. James Cargill visits from Northern Idaho. Miss Carrol Van Orsdale leaves Portland after days with friends. Senator-elect J N Burgess visits Pilot Rock ranch. W E Brock returns from goose hunt near Prospect farm. Senator-elect C A Barrett travels from Athena to consult with examiners for an asylum. Mr and Mrs William Blakeley depart for East Coast tour. H M Averill from Enterprise heads toward Gold Beach for winter. T K Geard of Modesto to visit over Golden Rule hotel. Special Claim Agent Bert Wilson of O R N on westbound return, spends day at Umatilla.
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Chas McBee
Pilot Rock
Birch Creek
J. P. Neal
Freewater
Ung Goey
Portland
J. B. Perry
Jenny Prry
E. C. Johnston
J. T. Hoops
Holdman
Pendleton
E Earl Coutts
Pat McDevett
Hermiston
R. N. Stanfield
Echo Banker
James Cargill
Idaho
Dave Cargill
Carrol van Orsdale
Eorty
C. A. Barrett
Athena
Cochran
McCarthy
Board of Examiners
William Blakeley
Kansas City
H. M. Averill
Enterprise
Oregon
BE. F. Averill
Gold Beach
Curry County
Bride Fails to Appear Delays Local Wedding
In a Spokesman Review item, Annie Prusche and Royal Trusty planned a noon wedding in Superior Court. The bride did not arrive at Stevens Street address, leaving the ceremony halted. the groom remains in jail and the wedding is postponed to Tuesday unless she arrives.
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E. H. Sullivan
Annie Prusche
Royal Trusty
Dan Cupid
Court House
Stevens Street
Sv Far
Would Sell a Kingdom Prince of Monaco Seeks Disinheritance
Paris reports Albert I of Monaco secret talks with Germany to sell his tiny principality for a round sum to bar his son from inheritance. The prince detests his son and the English mother, while military and dynastic tensions orbit a potential sale and remarriage.
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Monaco
Paris
aAlbert the
Germany
Duke of Hamilton
Tig
Miss Heine
New Orleans
Vatican
Prince Albert
Divining Rod Fake Debunked By USGS Expert
Washington reports that M L Fuller of the United States Geological Survey declares the divining rod a delusion and a water finder claim is false. The scientific assessment discredits the dipping twig method as a pretender’s false belief.
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Washington
M. L. Fuller
United States Geological Survey
Directors Meet in Pendleton for Annual School Convention
County Superintendent Weslen announces December 10 gathering in Pendleton for the county school board convention with State Superintendent Ackerman as speaker on his first county visit. The program features singing by the Pendleton Male Quartet and literary features, with entertainment by J. W L Kaufman.
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Pendleton
Weslen
Ackerman
Welles
J. W L. Kaufman
Walla Walla
Northern Pacific
Infant weighs less than two pounds gains weight at home
The Milton Population club reports a 17 day old boy named Fredrich Wilhelm, son of Mrs. Charles F. Seller of the Elm hotel, weighed one pound 19 ounces at birth with a head size near a silver dollar. He has since gained a quarter pound and is cared for at home on a hot water bottle.
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St Louis
Milton
Charles F. Seller
Fredrich Wilhelm
Seller
Elm Hotel
North Broadway
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F. E. Livengood & Co
Women’s and Children’s Store
Retta E. Wombaugh
Stonewall Jackson Street
Sol
Teutsch
Weat Court
Low Teutsch
Rockers
Ralph Folsom Pendleton
H. J. Taylor
Pres
Chas
Vincent Street
Chas, Rayburn Market
Webb and
Garden Streets
Eddy
Africa
Koeppens
G. A. Hartman
J. N. Burgess
Cunningham Sheep & Land Company
W. E. Brock
Prospect Farm
Bride
Wohlenberg Dep’t. Store
Ballard
A. C. Koepnen & Bros
Cash Meat Market
Taylor Hardware Co
Main Street
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