City Brevities Offers and Local Notices Jumpstart
Local notices list services and ads including dry wood from Minnis and Forshaw florist, Perry Houser’s new meat market at 124 W Court, Johnson’s restaurant, and Eastern Oregonian office inquiries. Found items include fur boa at Star Theater, a silver plaited umbrella lost at Armory Hall, and various job, rental, and investment prospects across Pendleton.
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Houser’s Market
W. Court Street
Meils
Johnson's
Mill Street
Campbell's
Suliinery
East Oregonian
Perry Houser
Pendleton Drug Store
Star Theater
Multiple Visitors Flock to Pendleton from Surrounding Towns
A flood of brief personal notes records visitors and locals in Pendleton. Residents from Weston Picot Rock Athena Adams Pilot Rock The Dalles Walla Walla and Nanton Alberta are listed with short trips for professional or social reasons. Notable mentions include Dr D C McNabb Sheriff T D Taylor Rev Isaael Putnam and J A McIntyre among others visiting for business revival meetings or family visits.
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Turner
Weston
M. Hemphill
Picot Rock
D.C. McNabb
Athena
T. D. Taylor
Douglas Belts
Roy Belts
Pilot Rock
Miss Currie Sharp
W. M. Mumford
Milton
J. R. McIntyre
Nanton
Alberta
D. ©. McIntyre
John McCourt
Echo
Justice Court
Frank Tullis
Grace Crawford
Pomeroy
Spokane
W. J. Church
Pendleton
Stewart
la Grande
J. A. McIntyre
Canada
Will Helikemper
Portland
Joe Ell
Helikemper
Isaael Putnam
Methodist Episcopal Church
Putnam
Adams
Interior withdraws 187680 acres near Lake Walcott Idaho
Secretary of the Interior withdraws from public entry a tract of about 187,680 acres around Lake Walcott near Minidoka Idaho for irrigation study. The land remains closed to entry as a reconnaissance survey is planned for winter to assess reclamation using pumping plants with lifts of 25 to 76 feet.
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Secretary of the Interior
Lake Walcott
Minidoka
Idaho
Washington Dispatch
Grand Ball New Year's Eve at Eagle's Hall
A grand ball to dance the old year out and the new year in at Eagle's hall on Tuesday December 41. John son's orchestra provides music. Ladies free, gentlemen 76 cents. Everyone invited.
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Eagle's Hall
Johnson's Orchestra
Potlatcd Lumber Co Announces New Advertisement
Coal prices fall again as Potlatcd Lumber Co publicizes a fresh ad. DeWitt’s Little Baby Riser Pills move through Tallman & Co as a sales point for general remedies.
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DeWitt
Tallman & Co
Beware expert pruner in Yakima district warned
A Yakima Republic report cautions orchard owners about traveling pruners who learn in distant districts or cow countries and often do damage here. Home pruners with local knowledge have the edge, while some itinerant workers arrive with only theory and poor gear. A lawyer notes a separation angle over a wife tossing objects at a dog, and a guard man jokes about being hit when the dog is the target.
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Yakima
Saya
Yakima Republic
Doctor Refutes Slander Over Death Labels
A sharp exchange centers on a doctor accused of causing his landlord’s death by labeling liver trouble as the cause. The doctor denies the charge, insisting treatment for liver issues led to the stomach-related fatality. The confrontation highlights medical misinterpretation and reputational risk.
It in the East Oregonian Puzzles Clue Revealed
A brief puzzle note from the East Oregonian hints at a wordplay clue titled It in the East Oregonian. Editors suggest readers try the riddle for a clever answer based on context clues and common crossword phrasing.
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East Oregonian
Echo Hold Ups Target Local Robbers In Echo Case
Walla Walla Union reports Umatilla County efforts to capture two Echo hold up suspects. Deserters Harry Henderson alias Hayes and John O Day, both from the 14th Cavalry, pursued with Pendleton Sheriff Til Taylor, surrounded near Echo after robbing B. B. Ripper and wife of 75 dollars. Descriptions circulated, suspects believed in the Echo hills. full pursuit ongoing.
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The
Wall Walla
Henderson
Boise Barracks
Edward Brown
Pendleton
O'Day
Sheriff Taylor
Ripper
Mrs. Ripper
Cloyd Oliver
Echo
Passenger Traffic Decline Leads to Fewer Coaches
Northern Pacific will drop the extra passenger coach on its branch line after a Pasco inbound train used only a combination baggage car for passengers. Local officials say traffic is down and the coach is unnecessary, though patrons complain about crowding and note freight cars could be moved instead.
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Northern Pacific
Pasco
N. P
Card of Thanks to Friends and Redmen for Help
I wish to thank the many kind friends and neighbors and especially the Order of Redmen who assisted me during the bereavement of my husband Frank Myers.
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Order of
Redmen
Frank Myers
O R N Officials Tour Pilot Rock Line
A party of Oregon Railroad and Navigation officials led by General Superintendent M. J. Buckley and Superintendent D. W. Campbell toured the new Pilot Rock branch by special cars 02 and 02. They planned to spend the day inspecting the line and return to Portland this evening after touring the eastern Oregon system.
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Pilot Rock
M. J. Buckley
D. W. Campbell
Portland
Oregon
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Teutsch’s
Stansbery & Milne
Crawford & Power
Baker & Folsom’s
Lowt
Armory Hall
Goodman Hardware Co
M. E
EF. O
G. R. Demott & Co
Studebaker
Watts
Golden Rule Hotel
Hiawatha
Hiawatha Hall Tonle Co
Care East Oregonian
Moscow
Idhiso
Vicinity
C. E. Merwin & Co
Louis Hunziker
Jeweler
D. B. Richardson
Helix
C. McIntyre
E.R. Todd
G. M. Morrison
City
William Slusher
J. M. Burgess
J. M. Keeney
Edgar Fischer
Walla Walla
Hotel St. George
KE. Snider
Pendleton, le
J. W. Walden
Snider
la Grinde
A. C. Koeppen & Brothers
Beware Expert Pruner
Pruiumen
Walla Wall
Umatilla
the Alexander Department Store
Headquarters
Just
Electric Bakeries
Dean Tatum
Main ST
George
G. M. Carey
Prop
Queen Olives