Pendleton Masons Elect Officers and Install New Leaders
Pendleton Masons elect and install Pendleton Lodge No. 4 officers for a one year term at Masonic hall. Treas Manuel Friedly, secretary Ness Truvlor, master J. Al Cresswell, ward Ee McLean, and installing W M were presented with past master emblems by Ed Mutitte. Freshments followed the session. The county clerk issued a marriage license to Harry Slater and Lester Hertel Lang of Pendleton.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Pendleton Lode
Masonic Hall
Treas
Manuel Friedly
Nuiershaft
Ness Truvlor
Tvier
J. AL Cresswell
McLean
Ed Mutitte
Loase
Harry Slater
Chauteur
Lester Hertel Lang
Pendleton
Pendleton Thaws as Dandletons Face Cold Spell
Pendleton shows thaw with warmer temps on the way though Dandletons feel the chill. High near 45 with a low around 2 and a barometer reading 20.40. Snow moves fast as Red Cross membership drives trickle in, led by K C Schirot, campaign chair. Total funds collected about 312 dollars by Beharpf, with more expected in days.
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Pendleton
SUI
Red Cross
K. C. Schirot
Chaipman
Charce
Camipuaten
Beharpf Todas
Red Cross secretary Kept to Pendleton Chapter
Miss Purcell Dépeke arrives from Palo Alto to serve as executive secretary of the Umatilla chapter of the American Red Cross, succeeding Esther Kelly who departs for Portland this week. Pendleton schools and city bands head to Rivoli Theatre tomorrow night for a special concert featuring extra music and the band’s fundraiser to bolster the uniform fund.
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Bere
Purcell Dpéeke
Palo Alto
California
Serroury
Umatilla
The
American Red Chase
Esther Kelly
Portland
Miss Peck
Pendleton
United School
A.W. Lundell
Bove
Resume Drainage Hearing Testimony Before County Court
Hearing on enforcing the Stanford drain district recognized as Presumetong proceeds in county court. Testimony from days earlier in Towt was introduced in Judge Sehangop’s courtroom with Stoners Dinning and others present. Case expected to conclude later this afternoon.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Stanfiord
Bolindirlow
Towt
Elrowit
Sehangop
Stoners
Trio Held on Larceny Charge Over Freight Car Theft
Men identified as John J. McCloskey Teddy White and Elvin Nelson appeared in court this morning on a larceny charge for altering theft of merchandise from a Northern Pacific car in the freight yards last week. Bonds set at $500 each. hearing scheduled for this afternoon. Police Chief W R Taylor led the arrest. Ten sacks of sugar clears canned soup and several pails of candy were stolen after the car gear was broken. most goods except cigars have been recovered.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
John J. McCloskey
Teddy White
Elvin Nelson
Tustlea
Joe WH. Parkes
Northern Pacific
W. R. Taylor
Deeds Recorded Involving Property Transfers
Deeds show Milo A. Graves transferring to Pearl Croas, FL Steele to David Johnson for $10, Mark Conroy to M D Orange with extensive fractional lot interests across blocks, and Wilva Montgomery to Marion Watson for $10. Other transfers include Edgar H. Jenken to Carl A. Johnson for $1700 covering parcels in townships 8N 32W and surrounding sections.
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Milo A. Graves
Pearl T. Croas
FL Steele
David I. Johnson
Mark . Conroy
M. D. Orange
Hort
Lota
Or- Wikine & Tonboy
Adilfo
Thawk
Molly McGuire
Chas
Ph Stabiltrnes
Lote
N. R
Wilva Montgomery
Marion HH. Watson
Edgar H. Jenken
Carl A. Johnson
Township
FTC sues paper dealers in four states
Federal trade commission filed a complaint against wholesale paper dealers in Oregon, Washington, and California alleging price fixing and market suppression. Respondents have 39 days to answer before trial.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washington
Federal Trade Commission
Whelisafe
Oregon
California
Feen Ge
Police link blast to patrolman raid near home
Baltimore police investigate a reported explosion that damaged Patrolman John Ebberling and two residences nearby, amid suspicions he helped conduct a raid in the area. Detectives are probing the incident and potential motives behind the blast.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Baltimore
T. Pa
John Ebverling
Miers
Caroline
Pauline Heuter
It An Old Fashioned Christmas At Our Store
A nostalgic invitation to shop for gifts and decor highlighting a wide selection and better quality at reasonable prices. The message promotes a festive old fashioned Christmas experience and urges readers to visit the store for variety and value.
Gift Handkerchiefs for Everyone in Plain and Embroidered Styles
An array of affordable gift handkerchiefs offered in plain white and colored or embroidered designs. Children's selections feature kid die and animal motifs with unusual values at five, ten, and fifteen cents.
Children’s Box Handkerchiefs Offer Weekly Sets
The shop sells box sets of handkerchiefs priced at 25 cents 65 cents and 1.25 dollars. The 25 cent box includes three white embroidered handkerchiefs. The 65 cent and 1.25 dollar boxes contain seven daily handkerchiefs in white and colored varieties.
Women’s Gift Handkerchief Assortment at Remarkable Value
Readable copy notes an assortment of handkerchiefs for women including linen and Swiss Irish tissue varieties. Features plain white and colored embroidered options offered at 65 and 75 cents each.
Women's Gift Handkerchiefs on Sale
A wonderful array of women's fine handkerchiefs offered as gifts. Value is surprising for the price. Come in and see them. 35c each or 3 for $1.00.
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Hanscom
Pendleton
Hanscom’s Jewelry Store
Gift Handkerchiefs De Luxe at One Dollar
Gift Handkerchiefs De Luxe offered at $1.00 and $1.25. Fine Madeira hand embroidered pieces priced at $1.00, along with sheer linen options in white and colored. Described as beautiful with wide and narrow hems, ideal for giving one or two handkerchiefs.
Gift Umbrellas and Silk Wear as Luxe Gifts
Advert says high quality gift umbrellas in black and colors costing 55.00 to 15.00 and Kayser Munsing silk under wear as unparalleled gifts de Lux. Also mentions vests knickers envelopes priced 2.75 to 8.50 for friends.
Gift Handkerchiefs and Silk Hosiery Sale
Women gifts include handkerchiefs priced 10 to 25 cents with plain colored and embroidered options. Silk hosiery from Kayser McCallum Berkshire Lehigh and Luxite offered at 1.50 to 3.50 per pair for presentable selections.
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Berkshire
Lehigh
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Charles Conroy
S. W
A. Simpson
E. Court St
Depts
L. J. McAtee
the Practical Paint Man
Unny
Wes
Pynamite House OF Cop
Shum Service
Pendleton's
Chiefs
Kick & Company
Chicago
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