Local ads seek coal wood and rooms for rent
Local classified items advertise coal and dry wood from Dutch Henry and Main &, furnished rooms for rent at 34 Johnson street and 623 College street, lodging for boarders, and a variety of services from transfers to trash hauling. Also notes on theater ads for Dante’s Inferno at Pastime, and a notice of a horse boarding rate at Commercial Barn along with a lost mink near Christian church.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
C Snyder
Dutch Henry
Rock Spring
Teutsch & Bickers
Water Street
Orpheum
Dutch Henry's
Ben L. Burroughs
Main
C. H. Beltel
College Street
W. Webb Street
Johnson Street
Aura Street
Trutsch & Hickers
I. Christensen
Lane Street
B. A. Morton
The Cosy Theatre Showings and Daring Drapery of Saga
A garbled listing describes The Cosy presentations including A Son of Ola Glory a Oriental drama with a slave girl converted by a missionary a love triangle and escape on a war vessel The Last Laugh a powerful drama Tweedledums April Fool Joke and upcoming wrestling matches and a boxing ring debut titled The Cowboy Pugilist with jokes about a mischievous uncle and a mixed program of performances
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Algia
Reliance
Tweedledum
Ambrosia
Uncle
Cosy
Personal mentions connect Pendleton social list
Edgar W. Smith arrives from Van syclo farm. D. P. Hilks of Gurdane visits the city. Dr. F. D. Watt of Werton spends yesterday in Pendleton. Mrs. Whitaker leaves for Helly to visit friends. D. Smith of Waitsburg among St. George guests. Ira Kemp Weston banker transacts in city. J. Woods of Boise among out of town visitors. Mr. and Mrs. H. Arnold White of Bolas register at the Howhman. K. M. Dittebrandt and W. R. Elkiveau of La Grande visit today. E P. Marshall of Furnish Ditch company heads to Coe. William Roesch, local brewer, goes to Evho. F. Lucas from Weston spent the night. J N. Keln Weston hotel man recently recovered from song ho nes has been in town. Miss Gertrude Picard of Adama shops in Pendleton. Co W. Jewell of Pasco travels from Washington end of Northern Pacific. Carl Hansen leaves for Petaluma to spend winter in chicken industry. Mr. and Mrs. L. Roy Armstrong of Hood River visit Pendleton. M. D. Smith and wife of Helix pass through to visit relatives in Athena. Mrs. Lachlan McLeay and son Don will leave for Oswego, New York. transmission error noted. Mrs. Abe Melstrom, Mrs. Charles Dunn and Mrs. R. B. Campbell return home after visit with mother Mrs. X. Bowman, who plans to move to Oklahoma for winter.
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Edgar W. Smith
Vansyclo
Tolay
D. P. Hilks
Gurdane
F. D. Watt
Werton
Mrec. J. Whitaker
Filenda
Helly
D. Smith
Waitsburg
St. George
Ira Kemp
Weston Banker
H. Arnold White
Bolas
Howhman
K. M. Dittebrandt
W. R. Eklvette
la Grande
E P. Marshall
Furniah Ditch Company
Coe
Wiliam Roesch
Evho
F. G. Lucas
Weston
J.N. Keln
Mise Gertrude Picard
Adama
Pendleton
Co. W. Jewell
Pasco
Washington
Northern Pacific
Carl Hansen
Petfituma
California
L. Roy Armstrong
Hood Rover
M.D. Smith
Helix
Athena
Lachlan McLeay
Donwld
Oswego
New York
Abe Melstrom
Charles Dunn
R. B. Campbell
X. FE. Bowman
Oklahoma
Night in Pekin comedy delight thrills Pendleton crowd
A crowded Pendleton audience enjoyed the Austin Musical Comedy company's performance of A Night in Pekin. Dick Austin and Leslie Bates drew frequent laughter as the Dutchman and the Irishman, with Bob Miller as the Foxy Guy and Beasie Bates and Lulu Austin aiding in the fleecing bits. Bert Lonk played Beau Brummell, while motion pictures and a western drama complemented the bill with weekly changes each Monday and Thursday.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Austin Musical Comedy Company
Pekin
Dick Austin
Leslie Bates
Pendleton
Austin
Bates
Bob Miller
Foxy Guy
Beasie Bates
Lulu Austin
Bert Lonk
Beau Brumme
Kenosha Girl Plans Marriage To Man Who Shot Her
Annie Triebichoerski of Kenosha Wisconsin who was shot twice by her sweetheart John Molicka and whose lover shot himself is ready to marry him once he can obtain funds and leave the hospital Holicka a tannery foreman in fall in Kenosha on attempted murder charge Yesterday she sent a message saying she forgives him and God forgives him The man has sent her flowers and delicacies at the hospital and she has asked for him daily
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Kenosha
Chicago
Annie Triebichoerski
Wis
John Molicka
Honda
Holicka
NR. Allen Sons Tannery
Jain
Divorce for Deaf Mutes in Philadelphia
Deaf married couple Charles B. Stiles and Bessie Matthews from Glenolden and Upper Darby were legally divorced after twelve years of silent courtship and speechless life. The husband allegedly lost interest, leading to silent but bitter quarrels and a reported blow, with Lillee attempting to block the divorce.
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Philadelphia
Charles 8
Stiles
Glenolden
Bessie Matthews
Upper Darby
B. D. Wene
Church of Deaf-Mittes
Lillee
Trixie the Drunkard Dog Makes Monthly Spree
A Muncie police report records a dog named Trixie who disappears monthly and returns intoxicated. Neighbors and the night desk sergeant describe her as fond of beer, going on protracted revelries, and eventually stumbling home in a penitent state.
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Muncie
Ind
Trixie
Central Police Station
Thomas Prutzman
Crazy manslaughterer vows faith as verdict nears
The Holy Ghost and Us adherent urged divine aid while awaiting conviction for a fatal act, declaring the Lord would take care of him. The courtroom energy reflected a swift, stern trial, with the defendant asserting religious duty amid pressure.
Piles Cured In Six to Fourteen Days Promise
The druggist offers a refund if PAZO OINTMENT fails to cure any case of itching bleeding or protruding piles in six to fourteen days. The product costs fifty cents.
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Livengood
Livengood & Co
Penland Bros
Main Street
America
Hades
J. C. Rouse
Dr. King
Koeppens
Northern Pacific Ry
Spokane
Adams
Oregon
J. B. Olmstead
Supreme Medical Examiner
William Huston
South Willow Street
Lovisa FL Lampels
J. Woods
Boise
the Grand
Perkins
Wohlenberg
Umatilla
Golden Rule
Harry O'Dell
Tallman & Co
the Taylor Hardware Co
Pendleton, Oregon
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