Four Licences Denied for Pendleton Soft Drink Joints
Pendleton city council denied licenses to four of fifteen applicants for soft drink joints last night while granting eleven others. The council also approved a levee completion, authorized a $10,000 balance payment, and accepted Madison street improvement with assessments to nearby property owners.
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Pendleton
Counci
Anderson & Co
D. G. Smith
Keegan & Brewer
Paul Hemmelgarn
Alf. Schnelter
Joe Sullivan
W. E. Patterson
A. J. Peters
Tom Murrell
Gus la Fontaine
George Darveau
Betts
Madison Street
Pendleton Lodge to Memorialize Departed Members
At 8 o clock Sunday afternoon at the Church of the Redeemer Pendleton lodge No 288 B P Wiks will hold the annual memorial service for its departed members The services are public and all are invited The memorial address will be given by Rev Chas Quinney rector of the Church of the Redeemer and the Episcopal choir will assist in the ceremonies Several other musical features will be part of the commemorative services There will be the regular ritualistic services of the order.
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Church of the Redeemer
Pendleton Lodge No. 288
B. P
Wiks
Chas. Quinney
Episcopal Choir
Order
Swindled horse dealer arrives in Pendleton
A. P Miller of Oaksdale Washington, a major northwest horseman, arrives in Pendleton to review his interests in horses that are in the hands of a receiver. He had fallen victim to the Ferris Sheldon and Lamb Bros worthless note scheme used against Idaho farmers, who gained about 100000 dollars in stock through deceptive representations.
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A. P Miller
Oaksdale
Wash
Northwest
Ferris, Sheldon
Lamb Bros
Idaho
Pendleton
Banking Affidavit of Capital Stock and Surplus
W L Thompson cashier swears the statement of capital stock surplus and undivided funds is true to the best of knowledge. Figures show 251,666.60 and 369,481.86 listed as monetary amounts from the bank statement.
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W. L. Thompson
Vicious Woman Is Landed in Penitentiary
Mrs. Rosie, an Italian woman, sentenced to two years and a half in the penitent iary for assaulting an officer in Portland, was brought to this city yesterday and assigned an apartment in the state penitentiary. Mrs. Decloo, when approached by the jail matron to move her, drew shears from behind her and struck the attendant on the left eye, drawing a shallow cut that was not serious.
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Rosie
Penientiary
Portland
State
Decloo
Multnomah County
Paseo
Solomon
New Train Schedule Goes In Effect Sunday
The Oregon and Northern railroad announces changes to the time card to begin Sunday. Train No 1 still arrives Pendleton at 12 25. Train No 2 arrives at 5 05, not 4 40. Train No 5 comes at 11 05, and No 6 at 2 50, about unchanged.
Bankers Association Receives Handsome Annual Report
Mantle B. Gwinn, president, announces receipt of the new annual report issued by Secretary Hartman. The volume is handsomely bound in boards with fine typography and is described as one of the most handsome such works by any similar association in the country.
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Mantle B. Gwinn
State Bankers’ Association
Hartman
TASSY STEWART WILK PLANS Jamaica Winter Sojourn
Yassy Stewart, a well known resident of the east end of the county, sails for Port Antonio Jamaica to spend the winter. In a letter to the East Oregonian received today he says he will then go to the Island of the West Indies after visits to Kamiches Washington.
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Yassy Stewart
Port Antonio
Jamaica
Kamiches
Wash
East Oregonian
West Indies
Doctor Laster Granted Divorce in Circuit Court
Dr. D. C. Laster of Weston was granted a divorce yesterday by Judge Bean in the circuit court on grounds of cruel and inhuman treatment and desertion. Mrs. Knox and Miss Wynne of Weston testified as witnesses. The wife did not contest.
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D. C. Laster
Weston Wir
Bean
Circuit Court
Knox
Miss Wynne
Weston
New Industry for City of Pendleton
T M Shearer of Chicago and H A Thompson of this city formed a partnership and opened a farrier's shop at 310 Webb Street, where they will also do taxidermy. Both gentlemen are experienced in their line of business.
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T. M. Shearer
Chicago
H. A. Thompson
Webb Street
Elks Fill Vacancies In List Of Officers
F. J. Quinlan was last weight elected Esteemed Loyal Knight and H. W. Collings Esteemed Lecturing Knight of Pendleton Lodge of Elks to fill recent vacancies in those stations. Among other things the Elks at their meeting completed arrangements for the memorial services Sunday.
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F. J. Quinlan
H. W. Collings
Pendleton
Ruling Allows Payments of Water Rights in Hermiston Area
Secretary Garfield approves paying to the government any multiple of the annual water payment under the Umatilla reclamation project. The change enables entrymen to pay full water rights at due installments, accelerating development of Hermiston valley and enabling smaller holdings from desert land entries. A maintenance fee of 1380 per acre is noted as necessary.
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Hermiston
Umatilla
Garfield
Department of the Interior
Hermiston Valley
Garfield A
Thanksgiving Day Gathering With Blatchleys
Montie Gwinn and his wife hosted a hall event and shared Thanksgiving dinner with Mr and Mrs Blatchley, as reported by the Caldwell Times.
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Montie Gwinn
Mra. Blatchley
Caldwell Times
Solitary Judge Gilliland Faces Pendleton Juvenile Troubles
A Pendleton judge muses on the limits of law as he grapples with a boy’s neglect of a mother and a mother’s plea, recalling Solomon and staging a dramatic lament on juvenile cases amid a snowbound morning. The tale blends a courtroom vignette with poetry, noting the judge’s reflective soliloquy and a family’s wrenching choices.
Cigar and Candy Store Relocates to Main Street
Harshman, longtime operator of a cigar and candy shop near the American National bank, has moved to the room next to Graham furniture store on Main Street. The new quarters are larger and neatly fitted up as a pleasant little shop.
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Harshman
Streeet
American National Bank
Graham Furniture
Main Street
First Snow Of Season Melts Into Thin White Hills
Pendleton reported the first snow of the season last night turning the hills white though not enough for a real snowball chance. Local youngsters had hoped for a longer cover but were left disappointed.
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Pendleton
Pendleton Welcomes New Art and Music Instructor
Miss Ethel Hutchens arrives from Indiana to Pendleton to begin teaching music and drawing. She will commence duties immediately at the local schools.
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Ethel Hutchens
Pendleton
Indiana
Ely's Cream Balm Note for Hay Fever Relief
A concise promotional note urges readers to use Ely's Cream Balm for nasal catarrh hay fever or cold symptoms. It emphasizes purification and soothing of the nasal membrane, asserts it treats the disease rather than offer false relief, and claims no cocaine or mercury. Sold by all druggists from Ely Bros. 56 Warren Street New York.
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Ely
Ely Bros
Warren Street
New York
Walter M. Pierce Visits Pendleton From Hot Lake
Walter M. Pierce formerly of Pendleton now residing at Hot Lake visited Pendleton yesterday to look after interests and call on local friends.
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Walter M. Pierce
Pendleton
Hot Lake
Tea prompts bid to build a solid business stance
A grocer refunds money if Schilling's Heat is not seen, signaling a trust based sale. The message emphasizes pricing integrity and customer assurance as essential to sustaining a good business.
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Schilling
Lost-Ladiles Fur Missing Between Armory Hall and Boston Store
Thursday night a brown fur from Lost-Ladiles went missing between Armory hall and the Boston Store. Finder may leave it at this office for a reward.
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Armory Hall
Boston
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Co. H. Marsh
OF Bank Association
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Dr. Lazter
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