Nice furnishings and Christmas sales at The Wonder Store
Saturday listings advertise 10 cent counters full of toys and Christmas gifts at The Wonder Store on Logan Street with great bargains and a Christmas present for every family member. Also present a Chicago versus New York ball game at Rader's from 7 to 10 pm.
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Logan Street
Santa Clara
Wonder Store
Chicago
New York
Rader's
Mra. Campbell’s Millinery
Mra. Thompson
Xman
Rader’s
Chicago Ve
Ladies In Savings Bank
Alexander Department Store
Echo
Cal
Hoskins
Ore
Main Street
Anna Day
Waldemar Wilton
San Diego
Hook and Ladder Company No. 1
Eagles’ Hall
Cleveland's
Christmas Gifts From Pendleton Stores Offer Wide Range
A bustling catalog of holiday items from Pendleton vendors lists Japanese novelties including ivory and ebony cases, pearl handled knives, candy assortments, candy and chocolates, and various giftware. Highlights feature leather goods, music rolls, cut glass, hand-painted china, perfume atomizers, and the Dresden vase line, with prices from $1 to $30.
Personal notes from Morrow county travelers and visitors
A string of brief moves and visits connects residents and locals. W 8 Peers leaves for Portland on business while Engineer Joe Melcher journeys Spokane by rail. J Vinson returns home after a county visit as Walter Pierce passes through Spokane. County Surveyor J W Kimbrell heads to Milton for private surveys. Mrs K Palmer departs Farmington after a visit. Others, from Roy Perringer busy with Whitman College to Florence Cooper at Washtucna and June Mason with Perry logging crew, head toward homes or duties in Idaho, Oregon, or Washington.
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Peers
Portland
Joe Melcher
Spokane
J. Vinson
Preewater
Walter Pierce
la Grande
J. W. Kimbrell
Milton
K. Palmer
Farmington
W. &. Perry
W. E. Taggert
Enterprise
Wallowa County
Roy V. Perringer
Adams
Whitman College
Walla Walla
It. F. Sw
Ralph Saling
Ealing
Weston
Clark Nelson
John Denny
Oregon
Imanha River
Joseph
Lawrence Lieuallen
J. T. Lieuallen
June Mason
Perry
Union County
Grand Ronde
Grand Ronde Lumber Company
C. F. Trimble
Colfax
J. E. Bennett
Thompson Street
William Taggart
Mr. Bennett
Palouse City
Washington
Biggest Month on Record in Lewiston Land Office November 1906
Lewiston Tribune reports November 1906 set a record for land office receipts at $62,501.51 with 188 entries including timber and stone proofs and homestead actions. Original and final homestead filings totaled 8,940.48 and 4,152.83 acres, while quarter-end totals neared $88,422.70. Also notes dissolution of Maker & Sullivan partnership with A L Baker assuming liabilities.
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Lewiston Land Office
Election results at Map. Titt Younge People’s Vinton
In the regular Map election this week the Younge People’s Union elected officers for the ensuing term. President Miss Mary Quick, vice president Mrs Charles Flehman, secretary treasurer Durr Edwards, and organist Miss Ethel Finker. The union reports prosperity amid steady growth. City authorities in Chicago push to curb cocaine sales under state law, citing links to idleness and crime.
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Titt Younge People’s
Vinton Eld
Mary Quick
Charles Flehman
Durr Edwards
Ethel Finker
Chicago
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Teutsch’s
Louis Hunziker
Optioclan
Empire Meat Co
Firemen's Ball
Cottonwood St
Chris Rawley
Rader‘s
Wonder
M. A. Rader
F. J. Donaldson Red Cross Pharmacy
Idaho
Frater
Bret Harte
Elks
Pendleton Lodge No
Herman Billk
Martin Vresal
Pendleton
Hinkle
Kruse
Rhrass
China
Hwavyler
Lowney’s
W.T. Shaw
Hudson Bay District
Heppner Development League
Morrow County
Nickel
Japan
Rayo
Starast
Standard Oil
Maker & Sullivan
A. L. Baker
J. P. Sullivan
Salory
BAKER
RY. PU
Axminster
Morkors
Monteds Jardinier
East Oregonian
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