Pendleton Ads List Trades and Rentals
A cluttered page lists various Pendleton ads including furniture stores Hamley Leather's Transfer Company and Gagen's Fairly Liquor, rental notices for rooms and cottages, sale items like alfalfa and a pianola, college catalog requests, and a Kennedy laxative pitch. The jumble mentions Hotel St George and Hotel Cremon, and wine and shoe repairs. Names include Hamley, Zazell, and J. M. Benbow.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
U Citader
Nat O
Duane Llarnem & Amiley
Hamley
Hamley’s
Pendleton
Lovto
Beton
Peoples Warehouse
Pendleton Business College
Leather
John Gagen
Farily
Court St
Golden Rule Hotel
Thompson Street
Christian Church
Gray Has
Twelve Artists Visit Whitinm College Glue Club
Twelve artists led by Professor and Mrs WPiahor arrived at the northbound train after engagements in Eker and Union counties. The company lists Cal vin Thomson, Hober Egan, Fred Colemone, Lester Livengood, Ira Camy, Tiny Wolfe, infuse Coleman, Cur ly Holm, Frank Evans, and Howard Compeite. The Glen club plans an enternishment, with prospects of fair attendance yesterday at Trock & McComas.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Wil
Glen Club
Trock & McComas
Trial Set for January in Hermann Land Fraud Case
Washington dispatch reports Representative Hermann, indicted over Oregon land frauds, is likely to arrive tonight with a trial expected to start next month. The interior department notes Hermann may seek to dodge trial due to illness and service issues. Also noted are surgical appendectomy updates for George Castle and bank president Frank G. Bigelow, who faces 6 percent recovery and remains at Leavenworth. Football schedules on New Year’s Day include la Grande, Pendleton, with a 2:50 pm game at Alta Street grounds.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washington
Hermann
Oregon
Interior Department
la Grande Ya
Pendleton
Alta Street Grounds
Local visitors noted from Helix to Pendleton
A string of personal visits reported across towns includes John Timmerman and Julius Nelson from Helix, D. Smith and 4. 8 Cherry from Pilot Rock, Walter Fall of Dayton, J. C. McConnell from Roth Idaho, and Mien Jessie Wilson a Pilot Rock teacher. Mrs LB Wells and daughter Ethel from ECHO, Mr and Mrs Will M. Peterson from Athena, Mrs James Agee and children from Birch Creek, plus Paul Smith a Western Union operator returning from Baker City. G M Rice and W H Lytle appear in Pendleton and Ottumwa respectively, with Lew Jones shifting from Pendleton-Walla Walla service.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
John Timmerman
Helix
Leno Strain
D. Smith
Pilot Rook
Cherry
Walter Fall
Dayton
J. C. McConnell
Roth
Idaho
Julius Nelson
Mien
Jessie Wilson
Anchoor
Pilot Rock
A. Zuenke
Myrick
LB. Wells
Ethel Wells
Eoho
Thore Tha
Will M. Petemon
Athena
Mra
James Agee
Birch Creek
Agee
John Leony
Paul Smith
Kay
Western Union
Baker City
Burr. Johnson
Timatula County
Ruesta
Fred Johnson
Pauker City Herald
G. M. Rice
Pendleton National Bank
Dayton Courier Press
W. H. Lytle
Ottumwa
Towa
George Swaggart
Pendleton
Mr. Bwaggart
Heppner
William L. Kidder
Spokane
I. C. Kidder
Umatilla
Browning, Mont
Lew Jones
Pendleton-Walla Walla Pasenger
Wallula
Walla Walla
Scixty Events Continue With Local Social Notes
Community calendar item lists upcoming event details and hosted gatherings. Names include Mim Sadie Baum, Mrs McCourt, Mr Willliam McCormmach, Mr and Mrs Harry Skiles of Walla Walla, and several local residents planning visits and travels over the holiday period.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mim Sadie Baum
Mra McCourt
Williaam McCormmach
Harry Skiles
Walla Walla
William Bkilen
Ernest Skiles
Sale of Matlock Doys Howard Tract Near Pendleton
The Matlock Doys Howard Tract, along the Walters mill race from Mill street bridge to Pendleton Academy grounds, 80 by 200 feet, sold this afternoon for 83000 to Major W. F. Matlock. T. Wade & Son acted as agents for Tleward interests amid prior bidding conflicts. The land lies on the river's north bank and was regarded as solid property in the city center.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Fighty
Dundred Peet
Selle
Moward
Walters Mill
Miyor W. F. Matlock
T. Wade
Sot
Tleward
Miln Street
Pendleton Academy
Agent for Collier's Weekly Denies Pendleton Link
An agent for Collier's Weekly, arrested in Walla Walla on fraud charges over unauthorized sinking subscriptions, is not the Pendleton representative who has been here for two months. Subscribers who paid through that Pendleton agent have received papers and premiums. the Walla Walla arrest does not connect to local operations.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Collier’s Weekly
Pendleton
Wolllera Workly
Walla Walla
Colliers Weekly
Walla Wallin
Urging Attendance at Two Port-Tani Meetings
General Passenger Agent A L Craig of the O R N issues a circular letter detailing two upcoming meetings in Port-Tani urging public attendance. The notice emphasizes time and location commitments and aims to inform travelers and residents about the discussions.
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D. J. & No Ganies
Port- Tani
A.L. Craig
Oregon Development League and Press Association Meet in Portland
A joint meeting of the Oregon Development League and the Oregon Press Association will be held in Portland on January 12-13, with many business leaders from across the state expected to attend. Afterward a 125-person business men’s excursion will depart Portland for southern California, designed to cover numerous points of interest.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Oregon Development League
Oregon Press Association
Portland
Development League
California
Wife Sues for Divorce Over Alleged Slander
Lillian A. Carnes has sued George E. Carnes for divorce alleging repeated false accusations of adultery by the husband. The complaint, filed today by Judge J. A. Fea, seeks maintenance of 60 per month during the suit, 500 for attorney fees, 160 for court costs, and half the defendant's real and personal property.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lillian A. Carnes
George E. Carnes
J. A. Fea
Svelden
Traction Property to Be Sold in Ohio Auction
Cincinnati reports that receivers Schmidlop and Wilson have finalized claims, with all filed. Sale of five Ap plyyard traction properties to begin on or after January 1, 1908, including Urbana, Pettefontaine and Northern railway, the Dayton Springfield Urbana Electric co, and three minor lines. The court at Columbus will handle the sale of the smaller lines.
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Cincinnati
Schmidlop and
Wilson
Appleyard Traction
Urbana, Pettefontaine & Northern Railway
Dayton, Springficeld & Urbana Electric Company
Columbus
Palm Reading Notice in Pendleton Rooms 1 and 2
Notice states the author will remain in Pendleton until January 4 and seeks palm reading or clairvoyant engagements every evening except Friday. Interested persons may contact at Arlington Rooms 1 and 2 between 9 am and 5 pm. The future is presented as open.
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Rmain
Pendleton
Arlington
Beautiful Book of Moorhouse Photos in Northwest Art
A lavish 50 page Moorhouse photo booklet prints famous Indian portraits by Major Moorhouse. Priced at 60 cents to $1.50, with two color cover and a frontispiece, the work includes poems and prose by regional authors and will be mailed postpaid for $1. Orders go to Major Leer Moorhouse, Pendleton, Ore. Also note deworming pills from DeWitt’s Little Early Risers and Tallman & Co.
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Inland Empire
Lee Moorhouse
East Oregonian
Major Moorhouse
Charlies Eugene Banks
Fustace Cullinan
Gert Huffman
Frei Lockley, Jr
Cense June
Pendleton
Moorhouse Twins
Moorhouse
Tumwater Farm
Columbia
Amapine
Joseph
Paul Show-a-way
Umatilla Reservation
Princess We-a-lote
Mr. Hood
Cloud Gap Inn
Cayunes
Pe-low-ya
Cayote Oquaw
Lewis and Clark
Sacasawi
Lewis
Whirlwind
Donald McKay
Princes Finn
Aliee
Pat-e-wa
Vakima Sally
Pod Pave
Sicilia
Tu-slaps
Eat-no-meat
Atene
Columbia River
Rom Summer-halr
Ring of the Redman
Papoose
Wnespelim
Wenix
Umatillas
Leer Mourhvuum
Ore
DeWitt
Tallman & Co
Teal Estate Transfers Knott to Foxton for quarter section
Alonzo Knott and wife convey the northwest quarter of the south half of the northeast quarter of section 34, township 1 south range 15 east, EBWM, to Beamie HK Foxton for 2500 dollars.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Alonzo Knott
Beamie HK Foxton
Aveiion 34
Range
Explosion damages gin tank and greenhouse at Mallory estate
A gas or chemical explosion tore through the gin tank and greenhouses on Charles H. Mallory's estate near Greenwich Connecticut. Jammer Mackey, the head gardener, was killed and thousands of dollars in damage reported. Witnesses described a large blast at 2 20, with crews responding promptly.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Charles H. Mallory
Greenwich
Conn
Jammer Mackey
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Lee Teutsch
Hotel St George
Charlier Lovel
Bulwer Lytton
Boey Jermes
Eilers Miang House
Malin Street
Greenawald & Headstrom
Tested's
Teutech's
Firet-clane
Boston
Cremon
Jome Failling
Willow and
Bluff
Dan Kemler
Kennedy
Rafe Rader
Haseil
Basel
Zazell
Kent
J. M. Benbhow
Pendleton Musiness College
Masel
Arington House
Too Tage
Cottonwood Street
Glee Clul
George Castle
N. P. Castle
Wallin Walla Hospital
Frank G. Bigelow
Milwaukee
Win
Haw
Bigelow
Federal Penitentiary
Leavenworth
F. A. Vaughan
la Grande
Hertha Matlock
Edna Florence
A. Kunkel
Vitnele McHride
Bounty Recorder’s
Athens
Alfie Eva Kimbrell
Mite Rena Ferguson
Wil Flomeia
Fred Hartman
Willard Pod
Matlock
Howard Tract
Argonaut
Robert W. Ruehle
Cores
Yi Yung-kil
Corean
Igak Shisun
Adriana Spudont
England
New York
Grande Va Pendleton
Alta Street
Despain’s Cash Store
Golten Rule
Graham & Hunter
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