Get Sunny Christmas Sales At Inland Empire Store
Inland Empire area shops advertise heavy discounts and closing out sales. Campbell will close all Millinery at great reduction on Saturday November 7. Gratz's and Kennedy's advertise cigars, groceries, and imported goods. A carload of cattle ships to Seattle, linked to Frye Meat Co. and J. Lonergan.
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Telia
Bridge
Campbell
New St. George
New Feat
J. ©. Lonergan
Seattle
Frye Brohn Meat Company
Portland Returns Highlight Local Visitors
BF Wade and W F Matlock returned from Portland while J G Frazier left for a brief business trip there. Mr and Mrs T G Halley and Mr and Mrs Frank B Clapton came back from Portland. L W Damon of Ta Grande, A E Wise of Baker City, Lee Held, John Hailey Jr, EJ Sommerville, H Galbraith of Payette, and Mr and Mrs T G Taylor were noted as visiting or returning from Portland or Pendleton with short stays in the city.
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BF Wade
Portland
W. F. Matlock
Mra
T. G. Halley
J. G. Frazier
Frank B. Clapton
L. W. Damon
Ta Grande
A. E. Wise
Baker City
Pendleton
Lee Held
John Hailey, Jr
EJ. Sommerville
City
T. G. Taylor
Sunday Church Services Schedule
A dated church notices page lists morning and evening services at M and South-Preaching churches with Sunday schools at 10 a.m. and revival announcements. It includes First Christian, Church of the Redeemer, First Presbyterian, Congregational, West End Chapel, First Baptist, and Men’s Resort events with sermon topics and leaders. Strangers invited to attend all services.
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First Christian Church
Jesus
Mra. D. C
Bowman
W. A. Hawley
N. H. Brooks
Church of the Redeemer
First Presbyterian Church
Robert J. Diven
Methodist Episcopal Church
J. Owen
Robert Warner
Congregational Church
Webb and
Johnson Streets
Junior Endeavor
Christian Endeavor
Jonathan Edwardes
West End
West Webb and
Maple Streets
J. Edwards
First Baptist Church
Preparations Complete for Monday's City Vote
Ballot boxes hauled from the garret washed and polled two, ballots printed and locked in the recorder's safe. Judges ready for the fray, clerks counting long columns of figures for a week. Polling places to be swept tomorrow, fires to be built for comfort, and a special police force expected to be unnecessary as vote counting may occur on the first day.
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Recorders
Firea
Mike Gratz Sells Out Saloon to New Owners
Mike Gratz has sold his saloon to William Jr and John Garrison who will take possession once papers are settled. Baker becomes owner of the Baker & Ogg saloon on Main Street. Garrigon joins Fontaine Garrigon Me as partner. Mrs Hansford visits Portland with Mr Hansford returning from the Thompson trial and plans a short stay with their daughter Mrs J H Robbins.
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Baker and Garrison
Mike Gratz
William Jr
John Garrison
Mr. Baker
Baker & Ogg
Main Street
Mr. Garrigon
Fontaine & Garrigon
Grate
Mre. Hansford
Portland
W. DD. Hansford
A. H. Thompson
Mra. Hansford
J. H. Robbins
Community Notices and Advertisements From Historic Paper
Milon Irrigation District election dates Washington Teachers Association event in Tacoma Portland hosts a National Livestock convention Knights of the Maccabees report three million in reserve funds fraternal protection contact J B Rees or G A Graves notice to readers cure for a cold in one day with Laxative Bromo Quinine Tablets refund offered if not cured Grove's signature on box.
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Milton
Washington
Tacoma
Portland
Knights of the Maccabeon
J. 3. Rees
G. A. Graves
Grove
Sho
Sister Visit Highlights In Walla Walla
Visitation brief shows Mias Evelyn Sommerville visiting her sister Miss Kether Sommerville in Walla Walla. Miss Kether has been in the city for some time and plans to return home with Miss Evelyn on Monday.
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Walla Walla
Mias Evelyn Sommerville
Miss Kether Sommerville
Miss Evelyn
Grain Hold by Pacific Coast Elevator Company
The Pacific Coast Elevator Company holds 65,365 sacks of wheat and 10,682 sacks of barley in county warehouses. Much grain was not sold at current prices and remains as the company holds for better sales. Only about one fifth of total wartime grain handled remains in the county with the remainder shipped abroad. Market movement is limited and likely to stay subdued until next year’s crop prices are set.
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Pacific Coast Elevator Company
Couat
Claty Mille
Judge Thomas Fite Gerald Seen as Key in Election
Preparations for the election proceed with emphasis on elaboration precision and responsibility. Judge Thomas Fite Gerald appears central to the process as candidates and voters await final materials and guidance for the upcoming vote.
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Thomas Fite Gerald
Also Mentioned on This Page
LEE Teutsch’s Big Store
Boven Meuts
Masigomen
Inland Empire
Over & Bauer
Malp Street Bridge
Boston
Nolf
HO J. Stilhman
Della Chocolate
Bon Boys
Lane
Teutsch's
Sullivan
Bond
Dresemaker
Grange Street
Baer & Daley
New England
Express
Windowsplay
Joseph A. Overhouse
Inland Empire Music Company
Malin Street Bridge
Ioods
Hunziker
Schilling
Jodie
Deller
Rod
The
Peoples Warehouse
Court Street
Rev. J. Edwards
Manhattan
Lie
Phelps
Mr. Dooley
Allen
Via Croels
Crawford
Sherlock Holmes
Zenda
Corelli
Frederick Nolf
A.C. Koeppen & Bros
Spor
Columbia River Railroad
Carlomlloin
Amo Hartford Mire Insurance
Ogla
Alliance Assurance
Coweno
Ee & Lancashire
North Oy & Mercantile
Frank B. Clopton
East Court ST
Walter's Flouring Mills
Trusty Tools
W. J. Clarke & Co
Yuu Wa
Orton Hheoemarcy
Eliingles
Elaterite Roofing CO
Worcester
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