Various Small Ads From City Brevities
A collage of local ads and notices including spring Oxfords at Alexanders, chimney sweep with phone red 2711, White Haviland china at Demott's, dry wood availability from Minnis, new cotton dress fabrics at Alexanders, shoe display in show window, housework job posted, G M Rice address, transfer work by Stansberry & Milne, rooms for rent in East Oregonian building, paints by Goodman Hardware, Varnolac for furniture, hotel dining room meals, Petaluma incubators at Goodman Hardware, private family washing request, bookkeeper seeks job, learn sign painting at home with F R Peale, various vendors and services listed.
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New Spring
Alexanders
Demott’s
Alexander's
Demott's
Mia
G. M. Rice
Weat Algh Street
Stansberry & Milne
East Oregonan Building
Honcehold
Goodman Hardware Co
Bowman
Market Day Auction Brings In 5249.50 In Property
Market day a success with 60 head of horses sold at public auction. Second sale last Saturday totaled 6249.60, buyers active and prices strong. Market days slated for first Saturday monthly. next sale is March 7. Also police processed seven Indians in a separate incident. two men bailed, Johns and Bennett to face Judge Halley. Fisher forfeits 19 for fighting.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Charles Johna
Baker City
Chase Bennett
Frank Parr
Big Jim
Allen Pad
Gun man Monroe arrested for carrying a gun
E F Monroe, called a gun man, was arrested by Chief Gurdane Saturday afternoon after Marshal Gurdane took him in. Monroe, said to be troubling a colored family, later contributed 25 dollars to the city and was taken for carrying a firearm.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
E. F. Monroe
Gurdane
Monroe
Nissen Family Plans Portland Visit and Lease
Mrs. John Nissen and son Carl will leave for Portland next Friday to stay several weeks then travel east for a time. They have leased their dwelling to W. F. Guion of the Pendleton Tribune. Mr. Nissen will remain locally in his farming implement business.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Portland
John Nissen
Carl
W. F. Guion
The
Pendleton Tribune
Nissen
D. H. Stewart
la Grande
D. Trumbull
Wallowa County
Pilot Rock
W. RF. Stewart
South Bend
Wash
M. A. Thompson
F. E. Judi
Shields
Virginia Eames
Streeter Company
Los Angeles
Jack Watson
Peoples Warehouse
Northern Pacific
Personal visits and travel notes in Pendleton
A string of brief hometown notices lists visitors and travelers in Pendleton. Names include C Hunt of Ontario, Robert Morrison of Adams, Pauline Lederice of La Grande, and many others visiting local hotels or on business trips. Several depart for Hermiston, Sunnyside, or Pilot Rock, with arrivals from La Grande, Meacham Creek, and Ashena.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
C. Hunt
Ontario
Robert Morrison
Adams
Pauline. Lederice
la Grande
H. O. Moussy
Hermiston
Umatilla
F. E. van Dosen
T. M. Keller
J. W. Mesener
St. George
Zoeth Houser
Golden Rule Hotel
Dan P. Smythe
Sunnyside
Wash
Hales
G. W. Bradley
M. A. Rader
Portland
Wiltfur
Meacham Creek
Aldrich Defends Bill on Bank Securities Policy
Senator Aldrich argued the bill seeks no new bank premium and criticizes bank managers who would profit from financial turmoil. He noted recent bank panic caused cash payment suspensions and urged adoption of solid securities, especially United States bonds, as credible collateral for settlements.
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Congress
Universil
United States
Aogtpt Gener Credit
Fseeta
Aldrich
Queen Chop House Lot Sold on Mall Street
Jeremiah Lennox and wife sell the lot and room on Mall street housing the Queen chop house to Edward H. Lennox for 5000 dollars. The deed is filed with the county recorder. Grantors reserve all rent income for their lifetimes. The southern 206 feet of the same lot, previously owned by Joe Ell, is sold with the dividing wall in common by agreement.
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Mall Street
Jeremiah Lennox
Edward H. Lennox
County Recorder
Joe Ell
Weed
Evening Papers Lead in The Dalles Chronicle Switch
The Dalles Chronicle reverts to evening publication after a trial of mornings. Management says the change followed consulting a majority of patrons who preferred an evening paper, a move seen as the proper remedy in many areas.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Dalles
Chronicle
Youthful Parole May Hire to Serve Out Sentence
William Evans, on parole from this county, faces likely service of his sentence after trouble in Union county. He is under arrest in La Grande for stealing $18 from Halverson saloon in Hilgard. Evans admitted passing a forged check at Echo about a year ago but, due to youth, was paroled by Judge Bean RK. Stanfield brothers were named as his guardian.
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William Evans
Union County
la Grande
Halverson
Hilgard
Devans
Echo
Stanfield ‘Brothers
Bean RK
Stanfield
Miss Kritner to Portland as Goldey Green School Teacher
Miss Mary Hitner, former Hawthorne principal, is named teacher at Portland's new Goldey Green School. The 10 room facility sits on the onset elite, with Miles Ritner teaching ninth grade. Ritner led Hawthorne as a long trusted local educator, while Miss Ritner suffered a hand injury from a summer skyrocket incident last year.
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Mary Hitner
Hawthorne School
Ockrey Green
Portland
Onset
Miles Ritner
Mise Ritner
Oregon Varsity Basketball Team Heads to Moscow Idaho
The University of Oregon basketball squad arrived by train for a game at the University of Idaho in Moscow Idaho tonight. The travel party includes Nelson the manager Van Scoy Loostey Murphy Watson Farrington Stevenson Moore Charman and Strong. On Friday they will face Pendleton High School at the assembly room in what promises to be an interesting game.
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University of Oregon
Moscow
Idaho
University of Idaho
Nelson
van Scoy
Loostey
Murphy
Watson
Farrington
Stevenson
Moore
Charman
Strong
Pendleton High School
Assembly Room
Troy Todd Arrested In Steer Theft Case Near Adams
Troy Todd son of John Todd was arrested Saturday afternoon on charges of stealing a steer belonging to Hugh Robey of Adams. He was released the same evening after his father posted bail. Todd has been running cattle in the mountains near Meacham.
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Troy Todd
John Todd
Hugh Robey
Adams
Young Todd
Meacham
Orchestra Invited to Heppner Dance
Alf Johnson of Johnson's orchestra received a telephone request for February 21 at the Heppner Elks hall but the date conflicts with the Eagles hall in this city. The Heppner dance may be postponed and Pendleton's favorite orchestra could provide the music.
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Heppner
Alf Johnson
Johnson
Elks
Eagles
Pendleton
Commissioners adjourn to appoint election judges
County commissioners adjourned to Wednesday for a meeting to review the list of election judges and clerks. Many officials named at the January term have failed to qualify, requiring new appointments to be made.
Witness in Gosman Case testifies at The Dalles grand jury
Claude Penland has traveled to The Dalles to testify before the grand jury in the case against Gorson the murderer of an Italian gardener living nearby. Gorson was arrested here and stayed at the Penland Bros lodging house while in town.
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Gosman
Claude Penland
Dalles
Gorson
Penland Bros
Woodmen of the World Dance at Eagles Hall Tonight
Pendleton camp No 41 Woodmen of the World hosts a dance at Eagles hall tonight for Woodmen their wives and invited friends with excellent music promised to please fraternal circles.
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Pendleton Camp No
Eagles’ Hall
Taing Divorce Case Ender
This afternoon the Laing divorce suit, reopened this morning, was closed by agreement of the attorneys. Arguments were dispensed with and the case was taken under advisement by Judge Boat.
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Ender
Laing
Boat
New Typewriter Acquired for County Clerk Office
The county clerk's office received a new book typewriter to be used in its daily operations from today onward, replacing older equipment and standardizing document work.
Pain relief for piles with ManZan collapsible tube
This advertorial notes ManZan relieves piles without painful surgery. It describes a collapsible tube with nozzle for easy application and lists a price of 60 conta. Sold by A. C. Koep pen & Bros.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
A. C. Koeppen & Bros
Wanted by Indy and Daughter Boarded Rooms at Box E
A local notice seeks occupants for three furnished housekeeping rooms at an unspecified address. The ad mentions Address Box E and E. 0. Office and requests interested persons to respond through the box. No names, dates, or pricing given.
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Indy and Daughter
Wanted Experienced girl for general housework
Help wanted for general housework. Mrs BE R Swinbourne at 314 Lewis Street seeks an experienced helper.
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BE. R. Swinbourne
Lewis Street
Political figures in early 1900s campaign talk and dates
A survey of politicians and possible candidacies across states. William J. Bryan accepts a Chattanooga invitation for an April address while Horace Boles’s illness recalls older leaders like the 1896 Iowa governor nomination. The piece notes Representative William R. Smith’s vast Texas district, Governor Hoke Smith’s gubernatorial bids, Jeff Davis’s Arkansas tour for Kirby, and key Maine Taft supporters. It also covers Champ Clark’s varied career, Winston Churchill and Frank Streeter’s Taft push in New Hampshire, Dorsey W. Shackleford’s Missouri seat, Y. Sanders’s ascent in Louisiana, and Elking I¢ as a Davis ally. It ends with Yale resisting Taft banquets on campus.
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William J. Bryan
Methodist Isymen
Chattanooga
Horace Boles
Iowa
William R. Smith
Texas
Hoke Smith
Georgia
United States
Clay
Jeff Davis
Arkansas
W. F. Kirby
Little Rock
Maine
P. Ricker
Poland Springs
John F. Hill
Augusta
Charles J. Dunn
Orono
Fred J. Allen
Taft
New Hampshire
Chicago
Dorsey W. Shackleford
Cannon
House
Congtess
Missouri
Richard Py Bland
Eared Y. Sanders
Louisiana
Couisiana
Blanchard
West Virginia
Riikins
Elking I
Henry G. Davis
Uecke
McKinley
Roosevelt
Oregon Catholic Directory Figures for Oregon City and Baker City
Advance sheets from Wiltzius Co give Catholic population figures for Oregon City archdiocese and Baker City diocese. In Oregon City archdiocese there are about 42000 Catholics, one archbishop, three clergy, fifteen parishes with schools, twenty six children in schooling, four thousand orphans under three institutions and twenty six charitable institutions. Baker City diocese reports about six thousand five hundred Catholics, one bishop, eighteen clergy, thirty seven churches, six parishes with schools, seven hundred eighty eight children in schooling and six charitable institutions.
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M. H. Wiltzius Co
Milwaukee
Wis
Oregon City
Baker City
Masonic Lodge Tonight in Pendleton No 68 Meeting
A special meeting of Pendleton lodge No 68, A F and A M is held tonight with second degree work to be performed. All members are urged to attend.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Pendleton Lodge No. 68
A. F
A. M
Also Mentioned on This Page
New York
Teutsch’s Dept Store
Oregon
Minnis
Alexander’s
East Oregonian
Haviland
China
Care
Peale
Lane
Empire Meat CO
Schilling
Koeppens
Clark Wood
Weston Leader
City
M. E. Church
James Conners
la Grande Freight Division
Pendleton-Huntington
J. B. Smith
A. Youngberg
Pacific Mutual Life Insurance Company
Hotel St. George
Mr. Youngberg
Senator Aldrich
Queen Chop House
Evans
Kritner
Hawthorne
Goldey Green School
T. of
Hugh Roby
Buster Brown
the Brown Shoe Co
Lewis
Buster
Alexander Department Store
Politics
Yale
Taft Club of
Connecticut
Masonic Lodge
Morrie
Streeter
Morrie“ Treeter
Bayan Stock Co
Sun
Mon
Web
M. B. Streeter
Pendleton Drug Company
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