Local Offers and Listings at Alexander's and Nearby Shops
Pustime pictures at the Pastime theater. fresh vegetables at Alexander's. fresh ranch butter and eggs at Alexander. Oregon Lumber Yard offers heat producer and wood. For rent four-room cottage at 100 B Bluff St Oakwood. Dressed chickens at Alexander's Saturdays. order line at Welch cigar store. The Wonder Store advertises low prices on Cascade fir wood and slab wood. Lost ring with Greek letters in gold on Onyx. return to office for reward. Gus La Fontaine fresh shellfish at the Queue. For sale two delivery horses. Kennedy's orchestra will furnish music. address Kennedy's, 623 College, phone 1441.
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Hestnut Coal
Oregon Lumber Yard
Bluff St
Oakwood
Alexander's
Nursery stock orders for J F Carrier предлож
Advertisement from J F Carrier at 1802 What Webb St offering fruit, shade, ornamental trees, berries, roses, flowering plants, and shrubs. Claims first class stock and invites orders.
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J. FL Carrier
Webb St
Woman Warniert Ty Do Washing
A fragmentary notice appears to urge a woman named Ty to perform washing duties. The short text mentions a phone contact at Main 11 and a reference to a street name Waterfeet or Water Street. The readable portion is incomplete and lacks clear context.
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Warniert
New Phone Manager Arrives in Pendleton
L. G. Medelin of Spokane has arrived to head the Pacific State Telephone and Telegraph office, succeeding M. F. Marston. He promises good service while in office. McClelan and T. G. Mclinith, owner of the south line, visited to discuss county line service.
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L. G. Medelin
Spokane
Pacific State Telephone and Telegraph Company
M. F. Marston
Medelian
Pendleton
McClelan
T. G. Mclinith
VWTI Presbyterian Church This Evening
The first service will be shortened to allow attendance at the Lincoln memorial service. The subject is The Message of the Cross in the Life of Lincoln and Ceatest of All in Jesus. Mr. Steele will sing. A meeting is planned for tomorrow evening.
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Perons
Bincoln
Cross
Lincoln
Ceatest
Jesus
Mr. Steele
Company TL Meets Tonight at Armory for Lincoln Centennial
All officers and members of Company L, Third Infantry, O N G, are ordered to report at the Armory tonight at 7 14 o clock in dress uniform. The company will march in a body to the Methodist church to take part in the Lincoln centennial ceremonies. Ay order of commanding officer.
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Methodist Church
Annual Inspection Notice For Company DB
The officers and members of Company CRVCTED are to report at the Armory on Saturday evening February 13 at 7 45 o clock in dress uniform and heavy marching order. In accordance with general orders Riv order of commanding officer.
Deerree Team’s Last Dance at Figies Woodmen Hall
The uniform degree team of Pen detencamn No 41 W O W plans a dance on Monday evening February 15 at Figies Woodmen hall. It aims to be the season’s best dance with everyone invited.
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Deerree
Pendetencamn No
W. Oo. W
Figies Woodmen Hall
Evoervhody
He Was Heavily Disured Viret Nelahbor Story
A fragmentary report describes a woman discovering her husband hanging from a bedpost. Neighbors react with confusion as questions arise about why the act occurred and whether it remains unresolved. The source text is incomplete and unclear.
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Nelahbor
Nelighbor
Local residents and visitors noted in Pendleton city visit list
A long list records numerous individuals in Pendleton from Pilot Rock Nolin and North Yakima among others visiting or staying for business or social reasons. Names include Eimer Hughes J. E. McCutcheon Dr. J. A. Donaghue M. D Orange Sam Jenkins Fred Lampkin and many more with moves to Ione Spokane Seattle Portand Hermiston and Meacham.
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A. Gidwae
Pilot Rock
Birch Creek
Myrtle Cornfield
M. D. Orange
Sam Jenkins
Pilot Rock Mercantile Co
Pendleton
Oldaker
Hermiston Realty
Ft. Burns
N. EL
M. EB. Stephens
The
American National Bank
Preliminary steps taken at Young Men's Club meeting
At the Commercial association rooms yesterday afternoon a meeting discussed organizing a city Young Men's Club. President Alexander presided and committees were appointed to plan a junior association and secure a room, preferably adjoining the Commercial club. Will Moore Jock Huston Harold Warner Cross Sturgess and Lyman Rice named to lead.
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Comercial Association
Alexander
Association
Will Moore
Jock Huston
Harold Warner
Cross Sturgess
Lyman Rice
Commercial Association
Min Street
Mrs Goey and the Chinamen in a Chinatown scare
A Chinese couple witnesses Mrs Goey chant and gesture in a room full of Chinamen, causing them to flee toward a back door in terror. She places pinks on a sidewalk crack, and the Chinese disappear from view, with only Marshall Gurdane and Constable Bentley present afterwards.
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Fine
Marshall Gurdane
Constable Bentley
Mason loses his bimide and wedding is declared off
A Sandusky event reports Mason Niederlander, a widower with two children, cancelling his engagement to Min Martha Buyer of Sandusky. The ceremony, set for January 14 in Forest City, was called off after invitations were canceled the night before. A friend said Niederlander had pledged to convert to Catholicism, but loyalty to Masonry and a religious dispute were blamed for the breakup.
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Sandusky
Masonry
Cleveland
Nolderlander
Min Martha Buyer
Sanduaky
Forest City
Thursa Ny
Breaks His Neck for Second Time in Atlanta
Frank Carter, a former Union soldier aged about seventy, died at Grady Hospital after falling in his room at 1207 Whitewall Street. He had lived seventeen years with a broken neck from a prior 1892 accident, which left him deformed with a protrusion on the neck.
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Atlanta
Frank Carter
Carter
Grady
Northwest
Fnally
Fatal Flywheel Accident at Klondike Depot
In Goldfield Nevada a six foot flywheel at the Tonopah and Goldfield railroad pumping plant at Klondike killed engineer J T Lewis. He was thrown against the cement floor with each revolution, nearly every bone broken. The wheel kept turning until game time revealed his plight and the wheel was stopped.
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Goldfield
Nev
Tonopah
Raid on Indians at Jones Hays Place
Deputy U S Marshal Green and a Lewiston deputy sheriff raided a gathering of Indians at Jones Hays Place in Spalding Idaho where they were playing the stick game a popular Indian gambling game Eight or ten participants were captured while the remainder fled into the bushes minding the escape.
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Spalding
Idaho
United States
Green
Lewiston
Jones Hays
Lincoln cuff button rumor sparks family tale
Daisy claims a cuff button once owned by Abraham Lincoln, while Whitty questions whether the former president conveyed it personally. The exchange hints at a claimed heirloom and skepticism about origin.
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Daisy
Abraham Lincoln
Whitty
Abe
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