Local business notes and promotions in Pendleton
A compact page lists Bond Bros four in hand ties at 60c and 250 near men’s goods, Hamiley’s strapline and new Pendleton location, shoe repairs by Greenawald Headstrom at Teutech’s, a store incorporation sale, and rental listings. It also advertises Kennedy's Laxative Honey and Tar as a remedy for coughs and colds sold by Tallman & Co.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Bond Bros
Hamsey
Hamiey
Hamiley's
Pendleton
Route More
Incorporation
Boston
Pendleton Business College
Leather’s
Headstrom & Greenawald
Teutech's Department Store
Sir George
Bale
Charles Lovel
Bulwer Lytton
South Main Street
Greenawald & Headstrom
Teutech’s
Borston
Kennedy
Tallman & Co
Pendleton Stores Advertise Holiday Bargains and Visits
An item from The Dalles Chronicle notes Pendleton business men promoting sales on four in hand ties and other goods. It mentions Ellers Plano House and local hotels, plus a surge of Indians in town shopping for the holidays and returning from the Umatilla reservation.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Bond Bros
Thompson Street
Pendleton Business College
John Gagen
Ourt St
Golden Rule Hotel
Ellers Plano House
Main Street
Portland
Oregon
T. G Halley
Jackson Street
Celilo
Dalles
Umatilla Reservation
Dalles Chronicle
Queen Esther This Week in Pendleton Opera
Sacred opera Queen Esther to be staged December 14 and 15 with a full dress rehearsal completed. Conductor Prof. Robinson anticipates a standout production with a Persian costume chorus and featured performances by Dr. Hermitage Mins Kineella Mr. Ferrin Mr Noordhoff and Mime Fraker. Seats go on sale Wednesday morning at Brock and McComas drug store.
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Robinson
Pendleton
Jana Azul
Dr. Hermitage
Mins Kineella
Ferrin
Ferrin, Mr. Noordhoff
Mime Fraker
Brock & McComas’ Drug Store
Basket Social at Fruitvale Public Invited to Attend
Notice announces a basket social at Fruitvale hall on Thursday December 14 with songs, recitations, tableaux and pantomimes. Curtain rises at 7 30 PM and teachers and pupils prepared an excellent program. Also reported a divorce granted to Perel from Mme He Jane Paris Dee 11.
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Fruitvale Hall
Paris
Dee
Perel
Mme. He- Jane
Noted Visitors and Residents See Local Activity
A stream of residents and visitors including F A Fergus of Echo and Dick Powers of Wewton arrived for brief stays while others such as Sam Thompson headed to Eastland ranches. Notables Cameline BR Welle and A Galloway visited on business. Local officials like J W Kimbrell and R L Wilkerson changed routines with surges of travel, sales, and law study notes.
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F. A. Fergus
Echo
Dick Powers
Wewton
Sam Thompson
Eastland
Hh. Robb
Tekton
Wash
W. B. Rom
Meacham
M. Ogilvy
Pilot Rock
Mra. J
Woman'’s Exponent
Salt Lake City
Wis
A. Galloway
Blake-McFall & Co
D. N. McIntyre
Athena
Nanton
Alberta
Ed Brown
Pacific Paper Company
Norval Jones
Littl
Walla Walla
Jeane Falling
J. A. Best
Frank Saling
Weston
Pattern Star
Ed Hurlburt
Portland
Otto Turner
Hurlburt
Turner Brothers
C. J. Smith
Salem
State Board, of Health
H. T. Booth
Baker City
Harry Hogue
FE. C. Hogue
J. W. Kimbrell
R. L. Wilkerson
Chas. D. Watrous
Ore
Cambridge News
EB. N. Hutchingon
Bla Ely
W. L. Gierrant
Holdman Country
Holdman School
H. B. Crosby
United States Army
Spokane
Roland Oliver
8. A. Lowell
University of Washington Law School
Helix City Elects New Town Officials in Quiet Vote
Helix held a city election with a single ticket and little interest. Mayor Captain ST. James, recorder J. Cc. Michaels, treasurer C. B. Botts, marshal BE Richardson, and councilmen L. B. Smith, J. K. Botta, EB. 8 Norvell, and J. E. Montgomery were elected.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Helix
Ucket
Captain ST. [Sanes
J. Cc. Michaels
C. B. Botts
Marshal
BE. Richardson
Evangelist Jones Heads To Helix Tonight
Evangelist Jones, after weeks of revival at the Baptist church, will begin a meeting in Helix tonight aided by local pastor Rev. G. L. Hall. He has won many friends with clear, frank preaching and has not antagonized other churches, bringing blessings to listeners.
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Helix
Mr. Jones
Baptist Church
G. L. Hall
Jones
Death of Infant Daughter at 126 Cottonwood Street
At 11 this forenoon three month old baby girl of Mr and Mrs Dc W McLyman died from chronic indigestion. Funeral services will be held tomorrow at 10 from the family home at 126 Cottonwood Street.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Dc. W. McLyman
Cottonwood Street
Frey couple rent Laing Cottage on Thompson Street
The Freys, Mr and Mrs W R, have rented the Robert Laing cottage on Thompson Street opposite Laing’s residence and will occupy it. The emperor of Japan’s annual income is listed as 2 750 000 dollars with 1 600 000 official allowance. He derives 600 000 from a 10 000 000 grant from the Chinese war indemnity, 250 000 from private estates, and 600 000 from the empire’s forests.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Laing
Mrs. W .R. Frey
Robert Laing
Thompson Street
Mr. Laing
Japan
Pendleton Team Wins Scrimmage Over Athena High
Pendleton’s football eleven defeated Athena and the Commercial association high school team by a walkover scoring six touchdowns though all extra-point attempts failed. Penland opened with the first touchdown on the initial drive as a speedy play around Athena ends netted 80 yards. Despite hard play, Athena’s defense couldn’t match Pendleton’s experience, and a late visit to La Grande postponed a local court case with judge Ellis absent.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Pendleton
Athena
Commercial Association
Thin Pinch
Penland
Lishman
County Commissioners Review Yearly Affairs Report
The county commissioners met to review a yearlong report on county affairs submitted by the county clerk. The deliberations occurred this afternoon as press time approached, with consideration ongoing at report close.
Arraignment Postponed for Evansw Defendant
This afternoon Albert Percy Watmaugh Evans was prepared to enter court for arraignment on the charged case. The proceeding was scheduled for 2 o'clock but was postponed as the anxious defendant awaited the delay ending.
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Albert Percy Watmaugh-Evans
Eng
Aboriginal Oven Unearthed on Farm by Wheeler
John V. Wheeler unearthed a fireplace while leveling a knoll on his farm last week. The fireplace had stone-walled edges and contained a quantity of charcoal. J H Nolf, famed pioneer, sold his household goods and plans to leave tonight for Seattle to visit with his son Fred before moving to Chicago.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
John V. Wheeler
Seattle
J. H. Nolf
Fred
Chicago
Also Mentioned on This Page
Teutsch’s
Tetech
Louis Hunziker
Jeweler and Optician
Queen Esther
Koeppen’s
Koepden
Pendlton
Helix City
T. Isaacs
Evangelist Jones
Santa Claus
Mr. Santa Claus
Buster Brown
Alfred Winter
Abraham Miller
B Emmett
Freezout Hill
Clark
Evansw
Frazier’s Book Store
U C Rader
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