Local Pendleton ads mix in holiday sales and services
A collage of advertising blurbs. Carpets and furniture from Rader outlets offer Christmas specials at Graham and Hunter and The Delta. Local stores hawk novelties, jewelry, shoes, and ready to wear goods. Real estate, piano sales, and rental offers fill shop pages alongside physician grade tonics and a cure-all cough remedy.
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Delta
Hamiey
Hamiley
Pendleton
Losto Blore
John Gagen
Family Liquoratore
Court
Golden Rule
Gray Uros
Ce Headatrom & Gierchwald
Teutsch's
Graham & Hunters
Hamibey'a
Pendleton Business College
Portland
Oregon
Charles A. Hill
Queen Eater Entertainment Profitable at Local High School
The high school staged the Queen Bather entertainments drawing solid profits after expenses. Professor Robinson earned about 66 percent for organizing and costuming. The executive committee plans to settle old school debts with the proceeds. A Pendleton basketball misappropriation claim relates to a tied score relic now in Pendleton schools.
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Vehdal
Stashire
Robinson
High School
Seattle
Methodist Fair Showcases Women’s Crafts at Bowman Building
The women of the M. and church host a two day fair at the Bowman building featuring elaborate displays of useful and beautiful articles. Booths are well decorated and stocked with a wide variety of goods, drawing a good crowd this afternoon and promising a profitable event. Georgia Harper Coming at Frazer for four nights next Sunday December 4 with the Quorgia Harper Repertoire Co presents late Buffalo productions.
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Methodist
Bowman
Georgia Harper
Quorgia Harper Repertoire Co
Frazer
Niight
Personal mentions pass through Pendleton in brief visits
A stream of visitors from Weston Helix Toppenish Adams Colfax Hermiston La Grande and Walla Walla filled Pendleton yesterday and last night. Notables include J Montgomery J S Harris B G Marques H A Richardson editor Martin Fergison and G W Hunt among others with work trains and irrigation project ties noted.
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Weston
J. &. Montgomery
Helix
Joe Parr
Toppenish
Wash
J. BH
Baker
Meacham
BE. G. Marks
Adams
Pendleton
Mra
B. G. Marquia
Adama
J. S. Harris
A. A. Cole
Ridge Country
M. J. Chaffee
James A. Howard
Sumpler
W. J. Gilberth
la Grande
Martin Fergison
Adams Advance
Masonia
G. W. Probatel
G. W. Hunt
Snc l
H. A. Richardson
Adama Mercantile Company
A.C. Ceman
Colfax
A. C. Ruby & Co
J. F. McNaught
Hermiston
Umatilla
Mien
Grace Kirkley
E. F. Kirkley
Walla Walla
Signal Practice Aims To Shape Local Football Eleven
The Commercial association football squad plans daily gym practice to prepare for the La Grande game on Chesetime day with a return at home on New Year’s. Many high school players join the squad Christmas, plus four or five nonstudents supplement the lineup to strengthen the line. Lytle likely at tackle Lang and Hoskine as guards. Regular high school backs and ends to be used. W H Lytle trains the team with Tom Milarkey as manager. Sixteen players will travel to La Grande.
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la Grande
Levin
Athena
Lytle
Lang
Hoskine
Ikewise
W. H. Lytle
Tom Milarkey
Change in Schedule: Intermediates to Replace Seniors Basketball
Physical Director Wilton announced this afternoon that due to store hours and the holiday rush, tomorrow’s scheduled basketball games are unlikely. Intermediates Cannibals Tigers Dears and Lobsters may play instead. Several seniors are unavailable due to work and injuries. The first meet was held Saturday afternoon.
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Sscilor
Wilton
Storéa
Tt Ie
Cannibals
Tigers
Dears
Lobsters
Clothing and Accessories Sale Listing Itemized Inventory
An old catalog style notice enumerates apparel and accessories including suits overcoats trunks bags and suitcases neckties suspenders pajamas fancy shirts and drawers silk kerchiefs linen kerchiefs fancy socks and garments for men women and children. It lists hats gloves umbrellas muffs slippers and various clothing items for boys and girls with reference to sets and toy items.
Dancing club shows bright prospects with 35 couples
The article notes 35 couples in the club and optimistic prospects for the organization. It mentions more dancing parties will be given at intervals during the event season.
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Enon
First Dance by New Married People's Club
The newly organized Married People’s club plans a first dance tomorrow evening at Eagle’s Hall. Members expect a social event to inaugurate the club’s activities and bring together local couples for companionship and community-building.
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Eaglew
Odd Fellows Elect Dignitaries In Local Lodges
The Odd Fellows lodges Eureka No. 32 and Integrity No. 2, along with their auxiliary orders, elected officers for the coming term. Eureka No. 32 chose George C. Gray as noble grand, A. B. Wirdom as vice grand, John Halley Jr as secretary, P. Alexander as treasurer, with B. B. Coon and H. P. A. Newberry as encampment officers. Integrity No. 2 elected N. B. Hale as noble grand, G. T. Ta Dow as vice grand, J. FE as secretary, May Baer as treasurer, Encampment officers include W. H. McCormmach and Cliff Bellinger as chief participants, and Max Boer as treasurer.
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Odd
Auxiliary Orders
Eureka No
George C. Gray
Noble Grand
A. B. Wirdom
John Halley, Jr
P. Alexander
Integrity No
N. B. Hale
Noble Frand
G. T. Ta Dow
J. FE
Vam
May Baer
B. B
Cleaning O R N Tee House for upcoming harvest
A force of men worked today to clear the O R N tee house in preparation for the low operation along the line. Delta, home of sweets, is noted in the report.
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Delta
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Lee Teutsch
Hotel St George
Charles Lovel
Bulwer Lytton
South Main Street
Main Street
Greenaward & Headstrom
Tentech
Graham
Feveney
Tallman & Co
Pilers Plind House
H. O. Worthington
Clarendon
B. J. Murphy
Hobart M. Cable
J. W. Horn
la Grande Observer
Buffalo
W. H. Clearwater
Mrs. P.T. Halen
A. C. Ruby
Franklin County
France
A.C. Ruby
Ruby
Hmavilanto
China
Citina
Roger
Roger’s
Rouventr
NEW Chom
ODD Frllows
Northwestern Gas & Electric Co
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