Local City Notices And Seasonal Bargains Featured
Greenawald for shop repairs and shoemaking at Teutach's and Walk Over shoes at Alexander Department Store cited. The Wonder Store advertises toys, Christmas presents, and a Santa Claus HQ with a December 15 16 sale. ball and housekeeping rooms for rent. firm notices for real estate at 732 Cottonwood and 302 Logan. Also mentions Mary Thompson stenography services, sale of $2.60 pictures for $1.10, trimmed hat bargains, and Nine other local ads including a cottage sale near Main Street and a grand ball by Rescue Hook and Ladder No. 1 with December date.
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Greenawald
Chris Rainey
Rader
Wonder Store
Greenawild
Teutach
Dept
M. A. Ryder
Logan Street
Santa Claus
Wonder
Mia
Thompson
Ascomiilion
Campbell
Minas
Lews Greenawald
Alexander Department Store
Main Street
Savings Bank
Anna Day
Waldemar Wilton
San Diego
Cal
Hook and Ladder Company No. 1
Eagles’hall
Louis Greenawald
Teutaph Dept
A. C
Koeppen & Bros
Myers Indicted For Hat Coat Theft In County Jail
John Myers is indicted by the circuit court for stealing a hat and a coat from a Black man. He was jailed by Officer Sheer, attempted a jail break with a small saw, and was stopped after Sommers warned Marshal Gurdane. Myers even tried to sell the coat to his original victim. Also mentions Laxative Cough Syrup sold at A. C. Koeppen & Ro., per NFP law.
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John Myers
Aline Manning
Sheer
Ao Pud Sommers
Wil
Marshal Gurdane
Cattleman Jensen Pleads Guilty in Fenced Land Case
In Walla Walla a cattleman from Snake River country, Chris Jensen, after a deadlocked jury, changed his plea from not guilty to guilty in federal court. Judge Whitson sentenced him to one day in jail, fined 4700 dollars, and costs. Jensen paid the fine, served a day, and was released as a free man.
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Miegal
Walla Walla
Chris Jeneon
Snake River
Whitson
Jensen Fore Cveddvice
Walla Wallaa
Corta
Jensen
New
ManZan Pile Remedy Introduces Collapsible Tube
A. C. Koopen & Bros drug store offers ManZan Pile Remedy in convenient collapsible tubes with nozzle attachment for easy application, promising instant relief from bleeding and protruding piles with satisfaction guaranteed or money refunded.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
A. C. Kooppen & Bros
Notable Local Visitors and Travel Through Hermiston
Joseph N. Scott of Athena visited yesterday. Mr. and Mrs. B. A. Schiffler dropped in at Hermiston. 0. Tarmibow of Milton is in the city on business. Fred Gelnger of Pilot Rock is on a trading trip. H. E. Van Dusen left for Hermiston on a brief business trip. Chick Wood of Weston attended the theater. Conductor O Harr of the La Grande freight division is visiting. Clyde C. Hunt of Ontario, son of G. W. Hunt, is a Pendleton hotel guest. B. Harper of Blue Mountain Creamery is in the city from La Grande. J. C. Reeves, a mining man from Comer, Grant County, is here on business in the Quartzburg district. James Peters, formerly with Borton, now a brake man on the R. R. passenger service, was here yesterday. Miss M. M. Slattery, Standard Business College proprietor, left for Pendleton on business. Charles H. Miller, formerly a business man in Echo now in Dayton, was in town last night and plans to return to Dayton. L. B. Geer, Bert Geer’s mother and Tribune night editor, expected this evening for a few days, en route to Salem after visiting kin in Pullman.
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Joseph N. Scott
Athena
B. A. Schiffler
Hermiston
Tarmibow
Milton
Fred Gelnger
Pilot Rock
H. EL. van Dusen
Chick Wood
Weston
O'Harr
la Granda Freight Division
Clyde C. Hunt
Ontario
G. W. Hunt
Pendleton
B. Harper
Blue Mountain
Driinant
James Peters
Borton
Charles H. Miller
Echo
Dayton
Walla Walla
L. B. Geer
Bert Geer
the Tribune
Visst
Salem
Pullman, Wash
Baker County Water Law Aims to Save Roads
Baker county court backs a proposed state bill to curb irrigation water running onto highways. The measure would require irrigation users to keep water off roads and empower road supervisors to enter properties and stop flow at owner expense if needed. Prominent ranchers and taxpayers support the plan as a money saver for road repairs.
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Baker County
Poker City
Mall Road
Forbidden Territory
Oregon
Ynani Howsty
Burning the Furniture in Coeur d'Alene District
Wariner reports a serious fuel famine in the Coeur d'Alene district with slippery roads hindering wood gathering. Hotels and restaurants struggle as furnitures and bedsteads are used or destroyed to maintain fires. dealers cannot deliver enough fuel. Also warns Indian jute adulteration and fraudulent weighting affecting American buyers.
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Coeur d'Alene
Wariner
Maggie Doyle
Idea
Michel
Catcutta
Tobacco in Siberia and local weather note
Consul Roger Greene reports American tobacco finds use in Vladivostok and by Chinese buyers, and lists local firms for sample sending via mail through Japan as Asiatic Russian ports are duty free. Snow measured one foot at Waterville Washington on December 5, with ground frozen ten inches deep.
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Siberia
Roger & Greene
Vladivostok
At Bureau of Manufactures
Japan
Russia
Waterville, Wash
Oregon Development League shows great homeseekers interest
Tom Richardson, secretary of the Oregon Development league, reports intense homeseeker interest in Oregon. About 50 dollars weekly in postage reflects the league and Portland Commercial Club’s extensive correspondence. Sixty-two Oregon commercial bodies share inquiries, mainly in English with many German Swedish and Polish correspondents, from across the United States and especially the middle west.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Tom Richardson
Oregon Development League
Oregon
Portland Commercial Club
Oregon Development Longue
Dakotas
Minnesota
Michigan
Wisconsin
Tinois
Town
Kansas
Nebraska
Missour
Indiana Territory
Oklahoma
Indiana
Ohio
Inquirlet
Middle West
Miesiselppi Valley
Rockies
Allegheny Mountains
Assessors' State Meeting in Portland Early January
Oregon assessors plan a Portland January meeting to review the tax commission report and proposed changes. County assessor P Strain sits on the program committee and will attend. They will discuss recommendations in detail and report findings to the legislature.
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Assemeora
Oregon
Portland
P. Strain
Tax Commission
Brothers Face Accusation in Nordic Murder Case
Durton Ohio December 11 Fayne Gilman was arrested this morning charged with being an accessory to the murder of Nils Sinter. He was released in the custody of his attorney to appear Friday. His brother will stay in custody as police refuse the offer of an attorney to guarantee his appearance.
Reichstag Refuses War Funding Amid South Africa Clash
Berlin reports that the Reichstag finance committee refuses to back funds to prosecute the war against rebels in South Africa, signaling possible dissolution by the Kaiser if money is not forthcoming. Meanwhile, a paving crew on Malinow Street makes progress as weather allows, and a gutter defect is corrected on Hist Cort street. In East Liverpool, trolley car derailment injures multiple, with one man killed and several others fatally hurt.
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Reichstag
Berlin
South Africa
Jose
Malinowtreet
Male and
Biff
Fulton Sends Early Bills in Senate Including Pendleton Public Building
Senator Fulton of Oregon introduced multiple bills on the session’s third day. Key items include a Pendleton public building site purchase, a Fort Clatsop monument bill, and various pension authorizations. Gearin also filed bills on water rights and military rolls. Dade’s Liver Pills ad ends the column.
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Pendleton
Fulton
Senate
Concrem
Oregon
Fort Clatsop
Lewis and Clark
Columbia Valley Railroad Company
Fort Columbia Military Reservation
Scarborough Head
Portland
Committee On
Eliza Scott Chandler
Benjamin FP
Thompson
Sami
Samuel
Mary Robbing
David D. Garrison
Michael Goets
Samuel Grant
Boyd FP
Seely
Charles B. da- Rosa
Hills
Gearin
Siletz Power & Manufacturing Company
Siletz Indian Reservation
Committee On Commerce
Secretary of the Treasury
Orlando Humuson
Fleet
Oregon Mounted Volunteers
Hovekiah Davis
Thomas F. BB. McDevitt
Committee On Pensions
Herpicide Promises Hair Growth and Dandruff Cure
Advert reads that while men stay mostly covered, dandruff microbes thrive without air and lead to baldness. Herpicide is pitched as a safe dandruff cure and hair growth stimulant, sold by The Herpicide Co. Detroit Michigan, with sample offer by mail in stamps.
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Newbro
Bond Lve
Herpcide Co
Detroit
Mich
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Aoeppen Bros
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St. Joseph’s
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Philadelphia
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