City Briefs of Pendleton Goods and Notices
Local ads list rentals at 307 Aura Street and a summer store move to Pendleton. Carloads of novelties arrive for Christmas from Graham and Hunter, with furniture, shoes, and piano sales. Community notes report Yakima courthouse costs, a 60,000 brick project by Pat Mulline, and a Baptist church plan. Kennedy's Laxative Honey and Tar advertised for coughs and colds.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Amiey
Hamiley
Mamity
Pendleton
Bosto
Repaier
Graham & Hunter
Hoomkenpfing
Aura Street
Graham & Huntere
Iyuuner
Hotel St George
Charles Lovel
Bulwer Lytton
Eilers Piano House
Main Street
Greenawald & Headstrom
Tettsch
Teutach
Firet-clase
Graham & Hunter's
Graham & Hanter's
Boston
Yakima Court House
Pat Mulline
Butte
Classifieds and Notices from Portland Area Ads
Mixed local ads include Furnished cottage for rent by J. M. Bentley in Portland at Bets, Oregon, with European plan from $1 per day. Also sale of eighty ton alfalfa near town, contact PD Hunter by phone Main 46. Also a medicinal note for DeWitt's Little Early Risers digestive pills sold by Tallman & Co.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Uc Rader
Radec
Hamiley’s
J. M. Bentley
Portland
Oregon
Hunter
DeWitt
Tallman & Co
Red steer taken up at Conway on Meacham creek
Notice records a red steer found at a property along Meacham creek near Conway with no visible brand. Owner may claim by inspecting the property and paying costs. listed under A Mitr Duncan Ore. Also mentions Kennedy's Laxative Honey and Tar touted as a remedy and a note that the Mexican Central railway planned to hire 60,000 Japanese laborers for extensions.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Conway
Meacham Creek
Corto
Kennedy
Tallman & Co
Mexican Central Railway
Visitors and locals mingle in Pendleton for Christmas
A long list records regional residents and visitors in Pendleton yesterday and today. Names include Robert Stewart from The Dalles, J. J. Raulstone from Adams, Shedd of Pullman, D. H. Preston of Athena, and many others visiting for holidays. The notes mention travel to Portland and San Francisco, Christmas dances in Weston, and local business and schooling briefings.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Robert Stewart
Dalles
J. J. Raulstone
Adams
Shedd
Pullman
Wash
D. H. Preston
Athena
BE. A. Rinehart
Camas Prairie
J. H. Alexander
Federal Land
la Grande
John Wohlenburg
Peoples Warehouse
San Francisco
Frede r ic Lockley Journalist Dies in Montana
Frederic Lockley a noted Pacific coast journalist died at his daughter Mrs A J Gibson home in Missoula Montana last Tuesday December 19 and was buried in Missouri Valley cemetery on December 21 He lived in Salem Oregon for 15 years with Cyprtel Journal and later Missoula He wrote for Frank Leslie's magazine and opposed corruption He served in the Civil War rising to first lieutenant in the Seventh New York Vols He had a long career in journalism across multiple states and left a legacy as a principled editor and writer His children and granddaughter are listed with residences in Montana Minnesota Oregon and Washington.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
J.T. Lieuallen
Adams
B. F. Nicholas
Colfax
Waah
McMinn
Weston
Howard Haley
Walla Walla
Slater
Thomas Thompson
Coplinger
William Comstock
Walla Wall
William Dollar
Coeur d'Alene
Idaho
Charléa Gray
Gray Bros., Grocers
Astoria
D. Peterson
Milton
Fred Lieuallen
Portland
A. H. Johnson
Rader
Ben K. Davis
Viet
Portians
Arnold A. Scheuerman
Oregon Daily Journal
Pendleton
B. F. Scott
Esiers
Morrow County
D. N. Prater
Condon
P. G. McBroom
McKay Creek
Leo Cartwright
J.W. Dickford
Blue Mountain Creamery
Baker City
Berle Switsler
Bob Livermore
San Francisco
Henry Burroughs
Montana
Will Visst
George
J. M. Hewitt
Hells
Union County
Minnie M. Worrell
Sohaols
Ritzville
Wash
Frederick Lockley
Pacific Coast
Fred Lockley, Jr
East Oregonian
A.J. Gibson
Missoula
Mont
Missouri Valley Cemetery
Lockiey
Salem
Ore
Cyprtel Journal
London
America
Paboy
Frank Leslie
Thoucht
Culn
New York Volunteers
Cold Harbor
Cleveland Commercial
Leavenworth
Kan
Salt Lake City
Hair Naturally Abundant Hair Preparations and Dandruff Cure
Hair grows naturally when not diseased and is often troubled by dandruff caused by a germ. The only cure is to kill the germ, with Nowbro's Herpicide claimed as harmless and free from grease or dyes. Sold by leading druggists. sample available by mail from The Herpicide Co Detroit Mich. Kooppen Bros. as agents.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Nowbro
L Oading
Herplelde Co
Detroit
Mich
Kooppen Bros
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J. J. Hill
Hil
OWL Tea House
Phillipps
Tony
J. E. Thompson
Walls Walla
Bertha Harrington
Wallsburg Academy
William Hilton
Antonio Apache
London Times
Umatilla
Yeaterday
Ray Alexander
Allie Knight
H. &. Wilson
Mack Stocker
William Gillette
Tom Milarky
Prof
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George Robbing
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W. A. Pierce
R. & N. Yardy
Ths Place
Lewiston- Spokane
Northern Pacific
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L. R. Traver
Thin City
Washington State Teachers’ Association
North Yakima
Be, M. Churchill
Pendleton Business College
Leather's Transfer Company
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Salt Lake
J. R. Shepard
Salem Ore
Pred Lockley, Jr
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Ritaville
Harry Rice Haw
Oregon Reform School
Oregon Penitentiary
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W. W. Bradley
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Lew and Seconl-Hand Parnes
Thiev
Deak Lampe
J. L. Vaughan
West