Pendleton Commercial endorses $10,000 fund for boys dormitory
At the monthly Commercial Association meeting, members endorsed Pendleton academy's drive to raise a $10,000 sustentation fund for a boys dormitory supported by a $16,000 gift from W. W. Brown. The motion urged local business leaders to assist, noting Pendleton academy’s role in Eastern Oregon and wider regional connections. The report also noted two new memberships, a healthy gymnasium budget, and a special one fare rail rate for the Development league meeting with stops planned along the route.
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Commiercial Club
The
Commercial Association
Pendleton Academy
Bn Og
Pendieton Commercial Association
Gos
W. W. Brown
Paulina
Frook County
Oregon
Pendleton
J. Smith
M. A. Rader
D. W. Maloney
Gwinn Stops in Boise on Way to Mountain Home
Mantle B. Gwinn, administrator, halted in Boise en route from Pendleton to Mountain Home. He says the McGinness estate probate hearing proceeds today, with Gwinn presenting the interests of heirs. Gwinn praises Pendleton’s prosperity, bank expansion plans, and improved wheat marketing amid car shortages.
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Mantle B. Gwinn
Boise
Mountainhome
Pendleton
Boteo Capital News
McGinness
Gwinn
Denver
Tims
Portland
Mantel Named New Nasalstant Editor at Walla Wallin Bulletin
Dr. Howard Mantel, long time news editor of the Daily Seattle Times, accepts the post of nasalstant editor at the Walla Wallin Evening Bulletin and begins duties today.
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Bulletin
Howard Mantel
Seattle Times
Walla Wallin Evening Bulletin
Well Known Young People Wed at the Home of the Pride Last Evening
Miss Pearl Harris wed Fivn BR. Jameson in a home ceremony at 109 Water Street hosted by the Harris family. Rev. W L Van Nuys and Rev. CH Neller officiated as Loren Harris served as best man and Miss Margaret Parker was brides maid amid about 20 intimate guests. The couple will reside in the bride’s parents home with Mr Jameson working in a domestic laundry and Miss Harris employed at the local telephone company.
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G. W. Harris
Water Street
Pearl Harris
Fivn BR. Jameson
W. L. van Nuys
First Presbyterian Church
Oh. Neller
Loren Harria
Margaret Parker
Walla Walla
Mr. Jamesons
Miss Harrie
Locatete- Phone Company
Indians Impress In Police Court Penalties
Judge FitzGerald imposed varying penalties in the police court this morning. Allen Padawnah faced $8 fine or four days in jail, Abraham Lyman $6 or three days, Senator Mitchell and My Pete $10 or five days, and Jim the last Indian $8 or four days. White defendants Gene Stephens and John Burns, new to the court, received the standard $5 or three days.
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FitzGerald
Allen Padawnah
Abraham Lyman
Senator Mitchell
My Pete
Bie Jim
Gene Stephens
John Burns
Forming a City Glee Club Planned Tonight
A meeting will be held at the Commercial Association rooms to organize a glee club from among the city’s musicians. About 12 to 15 men have already expressed interest, following years of advocacy by association members. The group aims to provide musical entertainment soon.
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Commercial Association
Wen of Maglee Club
Apple Grower Cites Grand Ronde Fruit Market Strong
Apple grower BE Z Carbine of La Grande secretary of the Grande Ronde Fruit growers association and a leading grower of Cotton county visited today to promote the association. The fruitgrowers union shipped a large quantity of excellent fruit this fall and has found good markets for its products due to quality. A number of Pan ipeton merchants are handling the Grand Ronde product.
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BE. Z
Carbine of
la Grande
Grande Ronde Fruty
Tezdolation
Coton County
Namelatlayy
Sulit for Divorce Filed Against Official Dog Catcher
Maury F.E. Das files for divorce from Frank Day the local dog catcher. The couple wed in June 1904 and the complaint alleges cruel and inhuman treatment. The wife says she could not sleep eat or work due to her husband’s abuse.
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Sulit
A. Frank Day
Maury FE
Das
Peter West
Deining Brown Wedding in Adams
Miss Kathe G Deining and Fred McG Brown both of Adams were married at the M E parsonage this morning by Rev Robert Warner. Deining is daughter of G F Deining a well known Adams district farmer and Brown is nephew of James Z Brown postmaster of this city. They will reside near Adams.
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Deining-Brown
Kathe G. Deining
Fred McG. Brown
Adams
M. E. Parsonage
Robert Warner
Deining
G. F. Deining
Mr. Brown
James Z. Brown
Reverend Dorris Invited to Revivals in Multiple Cities
Reverend Dorris of the First Christian Church is conducting revival services in the city and has invitations from North Yakima Salem and Eugene to conduct revivals there. Owing to his meetings here it will be impossible for him to accept any of the invitations at present.
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Dorris
Victor Dorris
First Christian Church
Yakima
Salem
Eugene
Stomach Trouble Forces J. W. Huff to Leave High School
W Hott ts 1 reports J W Huff suffered stomach trouble and was so ill today that he had to leave his work at the high school.
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A. W. Hott
J. W. Huff
Bitters Proclaimed to Cure Early Bilious Spells
An advertisement urges readers to use Bitters at the first bilious symptom claiming it swiftly overcomes illness by aiding liver function and supplying necessary agelerance. The copy emphasizes immediate use for best results.
Hostetters Stomach Bitters Broad Claims Appeal
An old advertisement touts Hostetters Stomach Bitters claiming a 58 year track record. It alleges to stimulate the liver and cure poor appetite belching sick headache sleeplessness indigestion dyspepsia chills colds and female trouble.
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Java
China
Eyier
Oso
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Empire Tea & Crockery CO
G. M. Vinton
Mor
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Alta Streets
Bonee
Royal M. Sawtelle, Jeweler
Ueber Hampden Awatches
Dueber Hampden
Winslow
BI Bros Jewelers
I Aetaere
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Pen
Dr. Wolleman
C. M. Depew
Mark Moorhouse
Milton
Smith
Gener
William McMillrray
Heppner
Development League
Walla Wallin
Umatilla
Echo
Irrigon
Hermiston
Tallman & CO
Tis
Tdaho
Big Boston
Big
Boston
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Men’s Shop
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