Local ads and notices spill from the city blocks
A collage of local classifieds and shop notices appears with phone numbers for coal and groceries, a jewelry shop promises quick repairs, and readers are urged to attend a lodge meeting at Secret Bowlery Hall. Other items advertise furnished rentals, sewing services, beauty parlors, and moving pictures in the city.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ingram’s
Tel
Oakwood
Hohbach
Burroughs
Hianscom
Penland Brees
Chas
Rayburn
Oregon Lumber
Mark Moorhouse
Goodyear Welt
Wohlenberg
Dept
Bluff Street
Perkins Ave
Maccibees
Secret Bowlety Hall
Aroret Society Hall
Orpheum Daily Picture Show Lineup Today
A busy Orpheum program features Tobacco Manila Edison Cap of Fortune Edison The Fallen Idol Edison Cambyses King of Paria Gau mount The Shepherds Flute Gau mont A Well Earned Medal Pathe Oh You Doggle Pathe Song Alice Where Art Thou Going Pastime New Biograph story On the Reef a fatal mistake Their Chaperoned Honeymoon Lubian comedy The Fatalesn the Clouds dramatic Park of Chierta world’s most beautiful park plus travelogues an instrumental song The Musical Wilsons novelty instruments Farrier Americas top foot Juggler Infants Juggling Palmer Severe in In the Garden of Crowns classic songs Marcarel Hardy sings and dances delightfully
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Orpheum
Tobacco Manila
Edison
Cap of Fortune
Cambyses
Paria
Gaumount
Gaumont
Pathe
Alice
Park of
Chierta
Wilsons
Suirt
Farrier
America
Palmer
Severe
Garden of Crowns
Marcarel Hardy
Heads novels by night and sleeps by day
Chicago February 1 Accusing her husband Eugene Pield Jr the poet's son of spending his night reading romantic novels and Hiladn's in sleep Mrs Eugene Pield Jr formerly Eli nor Brooks filed a suit for df Were
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Chicago
Eugene Pield, Jr
Eugene Phelds, Jr
Elinor Brooks
Teeeraph Merger Progresses in Pittsburg Telegraphed
A telegraph merger report states the next step is the acquisition of American Distrit Telegraph and Telephone Company. The Postal company Wilcon I is noted in the pricedpeiyt, with officials aiming for the right moment to finalize a helpful agreement.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Pittsburg
Telegraph
Telegraph & Telephone Company
Nonminec
Civineiil
Wilcon I
Pendleton News Roundup Sees Licenses Land Deals And Local Moves
A marriage license is issued to Emma G Bennett and Hutchinson, both of the county. J. E. Kennedy ranch near Helix changes hands with a lease sold to Dive Oeborn for the coming season. M. A. Rader party heads to California via Medford and Redding, then San Francisco. Homeseekers bring a second party to Hermiston. Peter Nelson, Denmark-born farmer, dies at 72, buried at Holdman cemetery. Basketball game postponed due to theater clash. Frank B. Jones resigns to open a Portland clothing store with T. L. Rosenfield. Rh Torbet leaves real estate and insurance for Spokane. W. D. Wilkerson to take over in Pendleton. County Court opens with bridge bids and routine affairs. Lucas v. Cooperck trial slated. Lafe Hamilton sells J. B. Kennedy wheat farm lease to D. A. Osborne and returns to Missouri. Charles Despain wins O A C contest and earns bid to bicentennial intercollegiate contest in Salem. Harry Morse stands trial for mare theft. defense argues mare later found with colt missing.
Library Ball for Benefit of Public Library in Eagle Woodmen Hall
Committee lists announced for the library ball to be held Thursday evening February 3 in Eagle Woodmen hall. Proceeds go to the public library. Attendance expected large. Also notices of local business, Foley's Kidney Remedy ad, and Farmers' Union meeting in Pendleton on February 12.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Eagle- Woodmen Hall
Punch
N. Berkeley
J. Rk. Dickson
Frank Frazier
G. J. la Dow
F. Moule
C. J. Fermuson
H. D. Jones
E. T. Wade
W. A. Brown
Henneman
James A. Fee
Wiss Lena Collins
Hiptocore
TI Thompson
Alexander
F. B. Jac
C. P. Bishop
FE. J. Murphy
C. FE
Roosevelt
H. Bean
T. M. Starkweather
Wil Moore
Rey Raley
A. ¢. Koeppen
W. E. Brock
Ibrary
County Farmers’ Union
Pendleton
C @ CONNER
Clergyman Dies Rich After Simple Life
The will of Rev. John Hraland reveals a fortune of about $150,000, largely in invested securities. Trinity College receives $6000 and a large library, St. Peters Church Auburn gets $4000, and the Central New York Episcopal fund $1000. The remainder funds a range from $250 to $2900 for a church sexton.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Auburn
John Hraland
Ergyman
Hag Smaseth
Eitedeed Securities
Trinity College
St. Peters Church
Guts
New York
Choice Wheat Farm for Sale Near Hellz Washington
Farm for sale 60 dollars price with fair improvements and a fine well on 14 Boyer Avenue in Walla Walla Washington. Two miles from Hellz with easy terms. Leased to 1912. IOHN A GROSS is the contact.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Hellz
Boyer Ave
Walla Walla
Wash
Iohn
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Minshais
F. E. Livengood & Co
West Court Street
Badgett Sisters
West Railroad Street
Vogue
Hanstom
Oregon Lumber Yard
Cambridge
Mass
Jin
Qarth
Harvard College Observatory
Lick Observatory
Albreek
Koeppens
Koeppen
Newsy
Baxter Hutchinson
Emma G. Bennett
Kennedy Place
Dive Oeborn
Lore Hamilton
J. E. Kennedy
Helix
Wii
California
M. A. Rader
Medford
Redding
San Francisco
Morgan Levee Erle
Pinnevivanit
Hermiston
Peter Neon
Peter Nelson
Denmark
Oregon
Holdman
Academy Toms
Frank Jones
Portland
Frank B. Jones
The
Workingmen's Clothing Company
Hfe
T. L. Rosenfield
Mr. Jones
First Street
Fortland
Torbet
Spokane
Wtd
Wmietcher
Amtrian National Bank
Tarbet
Commission
Lucas
Coopeck Ia
FG. Lucas
Fee and Sinter
Robert Coppeck
Peterson & Wilton
Kennedy
Newfounds
Lafe Hamilton
J. BR. Kennedy
D. A. Osborne
Hamilton
Missouri
Umatilla County
Charles Despain
J. B. Despain
O. A
Salem
Young Despain
Harrys Morse
Harry Moree
Chirelle Moree
Clotelh Miller
Widderick Steiger
Athenia
Morne
Howman
McKay Creek
Miller
Morse
Jules Hotse
Flexis
Witte
Wohlenberg Department
Wohrenberg Department Store
F. Colesworthy
Foley
Surewon
Farmers' Union
Castor
Castoria
Bears
Clataur Compfant
FCW
TORK
Haviland
Ingram’s Grocery
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