Pastime theater listings and local shop notices
Local ad notes Pastime theater offerings with pictures and prizes, plus Best Pictures and Best nut coal. Oregon Lumber Yard advertises house rent and wood products, including Cascade fir and slab wood. Stores mention closing out at cost on children’s reefer coats, and fresh produce and shellfish from nearby markets.
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Best Nut
Oregon Lumber Yard
Hnquire
Bluff St
Wonder Store
Oregon
Wonder
J. B. Halley
Express
Welch
Vigor
A Very Different Matter In Count’s Strange Tale
A cryptic note describes Phowie-Thar the count jitting Glades and Fhyliis-Oh claiming no hen is too much of a gentleman. The speaker asserts Gladys was given three diye to fit him.
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Fhyliis
Gladys
Transcript of a Comical Exchange Before Marriage
A brief dialogue captures a bride and groom quarreling about paths through life. The woman complains that marriage promises rose strewn routes, while the man concedes roses have thorns and that he did not realize the hardships women endure.
Saddle recovered by police offered to owner
Found man's saddle described as cushion seal and rouble rib is kept at police headquarters. Owner may claim by applying in person at the police head quarters.
Damon Lodge No 4 Enjoyable Masonic Session
Damon Lodge No 4 held an interesting session last night conferring second and third rank on Robert Stott and J Mitchell. Dr J A Best hosted a banquet afterward with good foods and formal toasts. The gathering was praised as one of the most enjoyable in some time.
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Damon Lodge No. 4
Robert Stott
J. Mitchell
J. A. Best
Methodist Quarterly Meeting to Convene at Galloway Chapel
Rev. H. S. Shangle, presiding elder, will be in Pendleton Friday evening to meet with church members in quarterly meeting. The gathering is set for Galloway chapel on West Webb Street to discuss district church affairs.
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H. S. Shangle
South Methodist Ehurch
Pendleton
Galloway Chapel
West Webb Street
City hosts wide cross-section of visitors and locals
A flurry of daily comings and goings fills Pendleton with visitors and residents from Weston Pilot Rock Walla Walla Hermiston Athena Gurdane Echo Freewater Gur dane and more. Jurors, traders, farmers and relatives travel for business, legal duty and social events as officials and residents move through the city today and yesterday.
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Manuel Friedly
Helix
Ed Ferguson
Vansyole
Vitor
W. M. Peterson
Weston
A. Dudley
Athena
Ll. W. Furnas
Hermiston
Spencer Bentley
A. M. ‘Gillis
Estopia
Wash
B. Jenson
Seattle
Kk. F. Johnson
Fairview Farm
R. N. Stanfield
Echo
Joe Hodson
Mra. C. M. Griffin
Umatilla
Pendleton
W. H. Lour
Freewater
Chas
Ely
Gurdane
D. P. Hicks
John Hatter
Stafford
Bert Huffman
Walla Walla
Canadian Pacific Land Company
A. M. Gillis
Washtucna
P. C. Sperry
Gwinn
Bowman Building
Jonathan Johnston
James Beck
J. H. Hughes
Calgary
Canada
Canadian Pacific
James Winn
Long Beach
Calif
James McEwen
la Grande
W. E. Sherry
O. R
N. E
Mrs Campbell Undergoes Major Operation at St Anthony’s
Mrs Campbell of Cold Springs had a serious operation at St Anthony's hospital yesterday. The procedure proved satisfactory and she is reported doing nicely today.
Churches Near Ruin As France Refuses Repairs
France faces church ruin as Paris refuses funding for repairs. Chauteaudun municipal council sought government aid for its historic church but Minister of Justice Bryan said the state is not obliged to repair churches. Reform advocates push for a law to compel preservation.
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France
Paris
Chauteaudun
M. Bryan
Milk bill payment by late visitor told by old man
A Chicago Daily News snippet records an old gentleman directing his daughter to give a dollar to a young man as payment to the milk man, saying the man will meet him as he leaves, illustrating a quiet domestic moment.
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Jennie
Papa
Chicago Daily News
Rapid progress on new Christian church work
A large crew of laborers is excavating the North Side of the River site and making rapid progress. The foundation work is near completion and the section will be finished in a few days.
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New Christian Church
Masonic Lodge Holds Regular Meeting in Pendleton Hall
Pendleton Lodge No. 52 met at the Masonic hall with Col. Wil Mowre addressing the group on Maconbee Law. A sumptuous spread followed and several members gave speeches during the supper.
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Pendleton Lodge No. 52
Masonic Hall
Col
Wil Mowre
Thursday Afternoon Club Meeting Rescheduled to Feb 11
Thursday Afternoon Club announces a change of meeting from February 4 to February 11 at Mr Lane's due to Mrs Lane's illness. Mrs Colesworthy supports the adjustment.
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Lane
Colesworthy
Irvine arrives in city for department store post
Thos Irvine has arrived in the city from Walla Walla to take a position in the Alexander department store. His wife and son accompanied him and they will make their permanent home here.
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Thos Irvine
Walla Walla
Alexander Department Store
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LVAUL
F. E. Livengood & Co
Gua la Fontaine
Quelle
Glades
Koeppen’s
Damon Lodge
Southern Methodist Quarterly Meeting
A. 8, Arbogast of
Robert Bellke
Pilot Rock
Nat Webb
W. F. Brown
Nerminton
Will M. Peterson
Moss Newport
Joe HW. Parkes
Ralph Swinburne
J. A. Carlson
Kamela
Portland
J. B. Hart
Albany
Willamette Valley
Harriet Young
Gadski
Marshal Spell
Bryan
Texas
Bernice Ruppe
Heir Gadski
E. J. Murphy
Aza B. Thomson
County Republican Organization
Roy Saxton
Francis Bartlett
Ernest C. Skites
Eglantine Moussa
J. &. Landera
J. W. Ray
Gardane
John Mennick
Union County
Claude Steen
Milton
S. A .Lowell
Margaret
Harry Burke
East Oregonian
Baker City
Morning Democrat
C. Williams
Cold Springs
Claresholm
Alberta
Pendleton Gloak & Suit House
Reiel
Gace
Pal Liquid Dream
Ély Brothers
Just
Gray Bros. Grocery
Madame Palma
Sole
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