Sunny day prompts city briefs and sales
The clipped notices list sunlit forecasts and a melee of shop promos from Withee's Rare-Bit at Hohbach's and Teutsch's Deugan, plus Roosevelt and Alexander Department stores selling shoes hats curtains and gowns. Ads invite buyers to buy Bic value ladies’ hose and claim low-cost dress goods while highlighting a shelf of Stetson hats and a talking machine as Christmas gifts. Additional items include job wants, rental notices, room wants, and a charm for K of P, with inquiries about a Gale-House listing and several local business openings and sales.
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Hohbach
Roosevelt
Teutsch
Honan
Roopserete
Teutsch's
Memailer Department
Howoy
Rees Claur
P. O
Ind Alexander Department
A. C
Martin's
Roosevelt's
Gloria
Alexander Department Store
East Webb Street
Monroe Street
Nolfs
Bunker Hill
License Granted To Marry D. W. Howard And Lucy Montgomery
A license to marry has been granted to D. W. Howard and Lucy F E Montgomery, both residents of Umatilla county.
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D. W. Howard
Lucy FE
Montgomery
Umatilla County
Personal notes from Pendleton city visitors and arrivals
W T Hislop visits Pendleton from Portland on a regular business trip. M J Poster left Satur night for Pleasant Mill. A Shurman formerly of SY spent Sunday in Pendleton from Walla Walla. Fred Andrews, rancher and stockman of Echola in Pendleton today. Mrs Hannah Rogers returns from La Grande to visit Mrs C F Brown. James E Tutt and family of Great Falls Montana visiting Mrs W D Papineau will relocate to Annuate county. Mr and Mrs I M Rawley of Rosekul Virginia arrive seeking a mention and guest of Rev and Mrs Gr L Levell at United Brethren church. Mr and Mrs Joe Fiedler of Grand Rapids Michigan recently married in Pendleton now reside at Pilot Rock. Rufus Vaile head janitor at Walla Walla county courthouse in Pendleton from Hot Lake treatment for rheumatism. Rev G L Hall L B Penland and Mrs J H Stockman return from Helix district Sunday school convention with an interesting report. A Laing farmer north of town business visitor noting freezing weather not harming wheat as early grain is beyond freeze and joint sown not yet sprouted and undamaged.
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A. Shurman
Pendleton
Walla Watt
Fred Andrews
Echola
Hannah Rogers
C.F Brown
Arionth
la Grande
James E. Tutt
Groat Falla
Mont
W. D. Papineau
Annatute County
1. M. Ralew
Rose- Kul
Gr. L. Levell
United Brethren Church
Joe Fiedler
Grand Rapids
Mich
Pilot Rock
Hot Lake
G. L. Hall
L. EB. Penland
Mra
J. H. Stockman
Helix
A. Laing
Churches United for Revival Across City
All city churches Sunday schools and societies were well attended yesterday with plans for forthcoming revival services. Denominations contemplate a joint campaign and will host simultaneous meetings. In contrast, heavy fog hung over Pendleton and foothills, with bright sun shaping a picturesque view from the mountains.
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Thorinthins
Kamela
Meacham
Pendleton
Death of Henry Jankalo Dena at Greasewood age 52
Henry Jankalo Dena of Greasewood died this morning from chronic liver trouble at age 52. He leaves a widow and nine children. The funeral will be held tomorrow at noon in Greasewood.
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Henry Jankalo Dena
Henry Jankalo
Greasewood
Land Fraud Case Arguments Open in Portland Court
The land fraud trial opened this morning with L. F Pater of Bureki California presenting for the defense, to be followed by O Day and Honey in a closing prosecution argument as the case heads to the jury tomorrow.
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Portland
Bec
L. F Pater
Bureki
Cal
O'Day
Eighteen Injured In Stand ard Automobile Fire on Thirty-Ninth Street
Eighteen workers were hurt as a gasoline pool ignited after a spark in the repair and storage department of the Standard Automobile Company on West Thirty-Ninth Street. A 100 gallon tank caught fire, forcing all to jump from windows and seek medical aid. Local authorities reported damage and costs.
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New York
Standard Automobile Company
Weet
Thirty-ninth Street
Subpoenas served in Smoot Investigation in Salt Lake
United States Marshals Dick Haywood serves subpoenas today on witnesses in the Smoot Investigation. The first man served is Eider John Nicholson Salt Lake temple recorder to be examined about plural marriages. Seattle photographer John P Soule died November 9 of apoplexy aged 77.
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Salt Lake
United States
Marschal Haywood
Smoot
Eider John Nicholson
Salt Lake Temple
John P. Soule
Seattle
Low Rates for Students Holiday Train Fares Set
Washington and Oregon railroads announce a special one and one third return trip rate for students to visit homes during holidays. Tickets require a signed certificate from a college president and apply on routes all along the line where fare totals four dollars or more. Valid for travel December 16 to 26 with final return by January.
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Reilroads
Walla Walla
Der
Washington
Oregon
Vendy
Washington& Columbia River
Walla Walla Land Office Reports November Activity
In Walla Walla on December 6 the land office released a November report by Receiver Gills. Public land sales totaled 420.71 acres for 9266.26 dollars, while 2400.87 acres were desert entries valued at 702.47 dollars. A number of homestead entries remained unentered in acreage. The summary notes 26,000 people in government custody.
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Walla Walla
Foo! Land Office
Gills
Hie
Department
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Fenderson
Henderson Fashion
Lee Teutsch’s Dept. Store
Main and
Alta Streets
RR. George
Alexander
Bond
Seca
Madison Street
Helin
J. T. I Lincoln
Marvell
W Express
Sullivan & Bond
Baker
Lomt
P. Charm
East Oregonian
Bath
Justin
Express
Webb Street
Paulina Ingle
James Edwards
McCoy
Milton
Peoples Warehouse
Paris
Koeppens
A. C. Koeppen Brothers
W. T. Hislop
M. J. Poster
Saturn Oight
Pleasant Mill
Prom
Morman Eider
the People’s Warehouse
Ware
Ifes
Walla Walla Land
Frazier’s
Genu
Holiday Buying
Hunaiker
L. Hunziker
Main Street
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