Christmas shoppers jobbers and sale notices in city brief
City notices list a firemen’s ball on December 18 and a sale of goods at various stores. Items mention a delivery wagon driver needed at Peoples Warehouse, rooms for rent, a Christmas gift push at Wonder Store, and a grand hall at Eagles’ Hall on December 19. Also ads for shoes at Alexander Department Store and Cleveland’s baking powder promotion.
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Cottonwood St
Chrie Ramley
Wonder
Bey
Peoples Warehouse
Logan Street
Price Shooting Gallery
Ward & Bowlaby
Eagle Buillding
Wonder Fiore Mia
Thompson
Wonder Store
Mia
W. L. Thompson
Waterstree
Mra
Campbell's Millinery
Alexander Department Store
Jvnet
Hook and Ladder Companys No. 1
Eagles’ Hall
Cleveland
Not Us First Wreck. Engineer Narrow Escapes After Collision
Engineer Jacobson of the westbound R. and N. freight survived a wreck in local yards yesterday after a bull collided with an eastbound freight near Durkee in 1888. He was nearly crushed, pulled from under overturned trucks, and later washed to prove he had escaped with only minor injuries, having endured bloodied, tangled remains of bull hide.
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Yare
Be, Jacobson
Durkee
Jacobson
Real Estate Transfers Listed for Record Today
Real estate transfers filed include Henry E Winn to Tey Winn for land in section 3 and surrounding quarters in township 4 north range 16 east with a 6000 dollar price. Alfred Fi May and wife to Eva Bowman cover parts of sections 36 and 26 in township 2 north range 32 east for 7076 dollars. The New England Mortgage Security Co to Julia A Belles transfers the SE and SW of section 9 in township 6 north range 32 east totaling 320 meres for 22200 dollars.
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Henry E. Winn
Tey Winn
Alfred Fi. May
Eva Bowman
New England Mortgage Security Company
Julia A. Belles
Church Services and Hotel Oregon Advertisement
The Church of the Redeemer announces services tomorrow with Sunday school at 10 a.m. and a morning sermon at 11 a.m. by Rev. John Warren. All are invited. Also notes Portland stay at Hotel Oregon with European plan rates from $1 daily and up and free bus.
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Church of the Redeemer
John Warren
Portland
Oregon
Personal notices from Weston area come and go
A flurry of personal mentions shows C Edwards leaving for Portland, J M Seldor visiting from Cove Union, F E Swayne profiled as Hermiston bank cashier, Dr Fred Stine visiting from Spokane, J P MacEachern guest at Hotel St George, and many locals moving through Weston. Guests include A C French, T F Howard, R A Kelsay, and W P Leach. Updates on illness and official visits punctuate the day.
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C. Edwards
Portland
J. M. Seldor
Cove
Union County
F. E. Swayne
Hermiston
Victor
Fred Stine
C. E. Roosevelt
Spokane
John P. MacEachern
Helix
Justice Court Postpones Kamela Man Case Over Wood Dispute
In Justice Parkes court R J Smith of Kamela was arrested on a complaint by Henry Kopitzke. The case was postponed to allow Smith to secure counsel or settle out of court. A concurrent assault case against William Stewart was arraigned and set for 10 o clock Monday. A land contest Powell v Howland saw postponement until Monday.
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R. J. Smith
Kamela
Henry Kopitzke
Powell Va. N
McMinns Coming Westward Tour Update
Professor and Mrs M H McMinn travel east with a wild west and vaudeville company and are due home soon. The troupe is performing in La Crosse Wisconsin and will undertake a western tour this winter. A social note of the era highlights laxative remedies with Kennedy’s Laxative Cough Syrup advertised as safe and pleasant tasting, sold by Tallman Co.
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Mia. R. M. Houser
le Chande
Che
Houser
Western Union
Thie City
Echo
la Grande Observer
McMinn
M. H. McMinn
la Cross
Wis
Kennedy
Tallman & Co
Franklin Street
Webb
Post Street
East Webb Street
Market Street
Ann Street
In Seattle Schools Japanese Students Praised
City schools chief F B Cooper says Japanese children in Seattle are among the best students. They attend to their business, are studious, and mix little with American peers. Teachers report few incidents and note the youths are largely in grades five and up, aged largely 15 to 21.
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F. B. Cooper
Seattle
Seattle News
Finelty
Frank B. Cooper
Mr. Cooper
County Court to Hermiston Investigates Ronda Between Hermiston and Hast Umatilla
County court members traveled to Hermiston to probe the matter of a ronda petition between Hermiston and the Hast Umatilla reservoir. Near Ashton Idaho a box car derailed on the Short Line after hitting a boulder. brakeman William Waite suffered two broken legs and internal injuries. Hole expected to die.
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Hermiston
Matteraine
Hast Umatilla
Ette
Ashton
Idaho
William Waite
Hole
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