Local residents noted in Pendleton and beyond
Mra. John Glest and daughter and Mra Winn of Adams were Pendleton visitors today. T. T. Geer of the Pendleton Tribune returned from Portland. Mr. and Mrs. Rh. F. Johnson of Prineville joined Golden Rule visitors in the city. H. A. Richardson and Mrs. Kila Bowling of Adams were in town. J. H. O’Neill of the O R & N left for La Grande on business. Mrs. Lina H. Sturgis and James left for Portland to spend holidays with the Hartmans. B. F. Ashby and A. T. Hewitt of North Powder were guests of the Hewitts. W. F. Mallock received notice of the state agricultural board officer election in Salem on December 17 and will attend. Miss Effie Jesse, guest of engineer John Jesse, departed for Walla Walla. J. P. Welman, Weston barber, returned from a trip east via Pennsylvania and Jamestown exposition.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
T. T. Geer
Pendleton Tribune
Portland
Rh. F. Johnson
Prigns
H. A. Richardson
Kila Bowling
Adams
J. H. O'Neill
la Grande
Lina H. Sturgis
James
George Hartman
FP. Ashby
A. T. Hewitt
North Powder
George and
Jay Hewitt
Helix
W. F. Mallock
State Agricultural Board
Salem
Effie Jesse
John Jesse
Pendleton- Spokane
Walla Walla
Inspector Finds Animals in Chicago Bake Shop
Dr J R Kelson of the city health department found four sheep a horse and three dogs living in a Chicago Italian bakery and an Italian meat market where two children slept in a icebox. He ordered removal of the animals and warned the mother that the icebox was unwholesome. The inspection occurred near Milton avenue and Gault Court, just north of Chicago avenue.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Chicago
J. R. Kelson
City Department of Health
Milton Avenue
Gault Court
Chicago Avenue
Oregon dairymen to hold annual meeting and exhibition
Portland December 11 The Oregon site daily reports the dairymen’s annual meeting and exhibition beginning tomorrow. E T Judd of Turner Oregon will deliver the opening address forenoon tomorrow. A long program of technical papers on dairy business topics will be read Thursday and Friday.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Portland
Oregon
Northwest
E.T. Judd
Turner
Soup Kitchen Revived in Vancouver amid Unemployed Civic Crisis
Vancouver officials revive a city soup kitchen and offer free beds in the old city hall with meal tickets for the unemployed. The municipal labor bureau will hire many workers at 20 cents an hour, addressing a growing influx from mining camps and a rising civic burden.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Vancouver
Municipal Labor Bureau
Judge fines Weatherly for assault in Olympia incident
Judge Linn of Thurston county circuit court fined Col. Co. s. Weatherly of Nome $100 for assaulting Charles Hartwell, business manager of the Olympia Daily News, with a riding whip.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Linn
Thurston, Wash
Col. Co. S. Weatherly
Nome
Charles Hartwell
Olympia Daily Newa
Turning Money Loose in Walla Walla Grain Trade
The Walla Walla grain market shows $180000 paid to farmers for wheat in ten days with $80,000 by a single buyer. Dealers report strong quotes blue stem 74.5 to 75 cents, club 72 cents fob, and 75 percent of county crop sold with most shipped to tidewater. Shipping from Portland Seattle Tacoma continues as surplus grain moves out.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Walla Walla
Dee
Tidewater
Portland
Seattle
Tacoma
Walla Walla County
City Briefs Sealed Amid Offers and Rentals
A compilation of local notices and ads including dry wood availability from Minnis, Christmas tree orders via Forshaw florist, Electric Bakery bread wagon contact, fresh meats at Houser's Market, and holiday shopping at M. E church. Rentals listed for rooms, cottages, and office space. sale and trade options, plus a meat market opening by Perry Houser at 124 W Court. Investment pitch seeks funds for land deal with large profit potential through East Oregonian.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Forshaw
Malin
Houser’s Market
W. Court Street
M. E
Ecurch
City
Johnson's Restaurant
Hunter Furniture Store
Hunter Furniture
Stansbery & Milne
East Oregonian
Webb and
Willow Streets
Webb Street
Main
Weat Webb
Peoples Warehouse
Perry Houser
Pendleton Drug Store
W. Court
Medals Offered To Militia For Best Drilled Private And NCO
Militia company L offers gold medals for the most proficient private and best drilled non commissioned officer. Captain Kern and two lieutenants sponsor prizes. a spring competitive drill will identify pre winners. Sergeant Lee Drake won last evening’s practice drill. a military dance is planned for tomorrow at the armory. Eight members will perform in a border battle at the Oregon theater next Sunday night. Corporal Royal Sawtelle has been reduced to ranks, creating a vacancy to be filled after the holidays. Geer poised to run for Congress per Portland Oregonian. East Oregonian notes voter support and Geer’s mixed record. Read the East Oregonian.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
M. 8
Kern
Lee Drake
Crack Squad
Oregon Theater
Strodter-Bryan
Corporal Royal Sawtelle
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Pendleton Creamery Co
T. J. Cheney
Jersey Dairy
Patterns of Haviland
China
Cialty
A. C. Koeppen & Brothers
Mra
John Glest
Mra. Winn
Pendleton Insectors
J. P. Welman
Weston Barber
Pennsylvania
Judd Wilt
Bonaparte
Roosevelt
New Timets Athletic Club
Wash
Carl Raupp
Ben Coleman
Oscar Holland
City Hall
Spokanee
T. T. Geers
Vogue
W. Webb
Main Street
D. C. Durham
Guernsey
Hiawatha
Hiawatha Hall Tonle Co
Tallman & Co
Care East Oregonian
Electric Bakeries
Dean Tatum
Congress
Portland Oregonian
Geer
Eugene Guari
The
Ake
Louis Hunziker
Lynx
Fox
Chinchilla
Gray Bear
Cloak & Suit House
Morris B. Streeter
Lesse
Morrie Treeter
Bavax
Texas Cow Puncher
Pendleton Drug Company
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