Local Advertisements and Holiday Goods Sweep Pendleton Market
Daily notices list furniture discounts at Rader and Ward stores, kitchenware and stamps at Castle and Gratz, jewelry and meats at local shops, and a rush of buyers for Christmas gifts. Listings reveal properties for sale, eggs for sale, canned goods, cigars, and assorted groceries. A purse found with rewards offered, and Daphne Circle postpones its Wednesday meeting until after Christmas Eve.
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Phillips
Wards
Perry Houser
East Alta Street
Delta
Losi
Jody
Echatela
Findey
Daphne
Ellen G Bond
New Parlor at Music Store by L A Therkelaen on Court Street
L A Therkelaen the piano dealer on Court Street has fitted up an attractive rear parlor area for displaying high grade instruments. A Knabe piano valued at $650 currently occupies the parlor and more high priced pianos will arrive soon. Further improvements are planned in the store.
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L. A
Excursion to Kansas City for National Live Stock Meet
Excursion to Kansas City for the National Live stock Association affair to be held January 13 to 16, 1008. Co, Rh & N will sell tickets to Kansas City and return, good 30 days with stopover privileges, at 65 dollars. An extra 12.60 covers return via California. Tickets sold on January 9 only. See O R and N ticket agent for full particulars.
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Kansas City
National Livestock Association
Rh & N
Kansas
California
Red colored cow missing from South Cold Spring ranch
A red cow about 1200 pounds with age noted, a circle mark on the left hip and fork notch on the right ear, was taken from a ranch at South Cold Spring on November 2. Owner Thomas Campbell offers reward and charges for return. Also notices cheap rail tickets from Missouri River points to Pendleton from February 15 to April 40, 1908 with listed fares via the OR & N Co. Ticket agent for details.
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South Cold Spring
Thomas Campbell
Missouri River Pointa
Pendleton
St. Paul
St. Louie
Cattle in Oregon a Millis portrait of the market state
C. J. Millis Livestock Agent for the O R N reports Oregon cattle are rising in price due to population growth and shrinking ranges. Growers are exporting more, with 600 head of alfalfa-fed steers returning a net profit of 211.65 per animal. Range cattle remain mainly Shorthorn and Whiteface, while the valley leans dairy.
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C. J. Millis
Umatilla
Oregon
Mr. Millis
Fem
Beconitie & Powerful
Conmat
Oregon Literature gains second edition and value
Professor J G B Horner of Oregon Agricultural College releases a revised edition of Oregon Literature. The 260 page volume expands selections from Oregon authors, improving its character and appeal. Published by J K G Portland priced at 1. Masons Install Officers in city lodge install officers with Poet Master T J Tweedy performing the ceremony.
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Oregon
J. G B. Horner
Oregon Agricultural College
J. K. G. Portland
Mont
W. M. E. J. Murphy
SS. W
Thos
Ayres
J. W
Jean Vaughn
W. D. Hansford
Joe Parkes
G. W. Rigby
Joe Me DI
WH Moore
Claude Crow
William McVormach
Tyler
George Busan
T. J Tweedy
Mistaken Dispatch About Colored Troops In Walla Walla
A Walla Walla dispatch claimed a first hell by colored troopers in Boston Oregon or Washington. report proved false. The Pendleton grand ball and a domestic scene at a barber shop are recounted in a garbled local chronicle from Dalles Chronicle.
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Walla Walla
Boston
Oregon
Washington
Pendletog
Leonie
Convict James Nolan Dies in Walla Walla Penitentiary
James Nolan, a 63 year old convict from Ellensburg, died of heart failure in the penitentiary yesterday morning. He had eight years remaining on a 16 year sentence and was regarded as a model prisoner on the trusty list, working in charge of poultry. A cellmate heard a noise Sunday night and summoned a guard. Nolan died before aid could reach him. Friends arranged for Christian burial outside the prison.
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James Nolen
Ellensburg
Walla Walla
James Nolan
Nolan
Aell
Umatilla Indians to Meet Town Team on Christmas Afternoon
A football game is arranged for Christmas afternoon between the Umatilla Indian team and a town team. The Indian squad will use the reservation’s best material while the town team draws from the heaviest local players. Also mentions social events at Grand Hall and Muaste Hall and a 440 acre rental property listed by Harnhart.
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Umatilla
Homesteaders face tougher rules on occasional homestead stays
U S commissioners and other local officers have been instructed by the department that the common six month routine of spending a night or two on the homestead will no longer suffice. Claimants must now provide a valid reason for any absence from the claim, a shift that tightens residency requirements in Whealer County.
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U. S
Pendleton Goods Booming Amid Indian Robes Popularity
Pendleton becomin and Pendleton Indian Robes drive demand as gifts. Thousands are being sold throughout the area, with shoppers urged to remember Pendleton Indian.
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Pendleton
Remarkable Holiday Offerings for the Day Rush
Delayed shipment arrival prompts heavy reductions on silverware and candies. Fine plated teaspoons at 39 cents a set with lifetime lasting quality. Other items include knives forks and fancy silver sets. Candies feature Fancy New York mixed at low price per pound and creams at 20 cents. Immense toy and doll selection offered at low prices.
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New York
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Lee Teutseh
Lee
Teutselh’s
Castle's
Theps Farm
Newu
Patton
Earphart
Maloy’s Oldeadquarters
Mber Rader
Morris Chaira
T. Wade
Wade
Millany
Oeppen
Main St
Court House
Masons
Dalles Chronicle
Cape
Hur, Hans Chiffon Koa
Lavvngng Kolntivbirwle
Sik
Outfitters
Kirkman's Orchestra
Harnhart
Douglas Shoes
Gloria Shoes
For
Douglas
Gloria
Beck
Court Street
Golden Rule Hotel
Nolf
Frog
Crowner Bros
Malu
Tallman & CO
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