Burglar Breaks into Thompson's Hand Store on Court Street
A report describes Thompson's Hand Store and pawn on Court Street being broken into overnight. The thief entered through a window, unlocked the door, and a search for valuables followed. Guns and jewelry were taken, with the intruder leaving the scene before dawn.
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Thompson
Thompgees
Court Street
Don Street
Burglar Aims for Store Break In amid Blood Evidence
Reports detail a break in at a store with a window entry and rear door attempt. Blood traces on window and shelves suggest a walk in burglar fled after injuring himself. A second wounded man seen nearby arouses police theories while police pursue the thief. Separate items note divorces, sales, and local property transfers in Pendleton area.
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Thomson
Local Briefs Roast Of Pendleton Listings And Sales
A collage of notices details farm loans fishing fare and shopping deals from Castle’s Grate’s and Hohbach’s with shoe repairs Otis Wade real estate listings and rental notices. It notes sales on clothing and underwear, new folding beds, and a trap gun purchase, plus properties for sale and rent as Pendleton events and upcoming performances at Freeer's opera house.
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J. A. Howard
Castle's
Grate
Hohbach
Grate’s
Nalf
Rees
Academy
E. O
Tl. S. Dorman
Raley
Alta Street
Oregon Daily Journal
Frazier
H. B. Rees
Court Street
Five-Room Cottage Planned on Madison Street
James Crawford the harness dealer will soon build a five room residence on Madison Street between Washington and Jackson. Architect is E Troutman. Contract not yet let. Candid Opinion notes a Washington Star quote about authorship and fame.
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James Crawford
Madison Street
Washington
Jackson
E. Troutman
Jet
Wrecked train cars reach Pendleton after Meacham Creek disaster
A wrecked engine tender bag wage car and coach from the Meacham Creek incident were sent to Pendleton for inspection en route from the disaster scene to Portland works. Spectators ponder how so many survived the catastrophe with few injured amid the derelict train’s appearance.
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Meacham Creek
Pendleton
Portland
Jtespect
Ors Ee
Death notice postpones auction sale of property
On account of the death of William Searcer of Missouri Gulch the auction sale of personal property advertised to take place at the deceased home on Friday February 6 is postponed to a later date. Next Step. Knocker Jones is rich enough to be his own here. Blocker Yee that is why he's buoying old masters New York Hernuld.
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G. W. Proebster
Weston
Umatilla County
Portland
Salem
Oregon
William Searcer
Missouri Gulch
Knocker—Jones
New York Hernuld
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