Fortunes of stock and local notices from Walla Walla area
Frazzled local items report the 39th anniversary of Knights of Pythias events, Grace K. Turner at a church, and La Grande. A Burr Johnson cattle tale covers selling 1-year-olds at Echo for 40 cents a pound, praising better stock for profit. Notices honor Sister Paphunita at a mission, with funeral and Catholic Cemetery details. Also mentions stock health in Umatilla county and Pilot Rock area, plus breeding notes and pasture conditions.
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Walla Walla T
Grace K. Turner
Pythias Dis la Grande
Burr Johnson
Umatilla Meadows
Echo
Mr. Johnson
Paphunita
Trelan
Ite
Catholic Mission
George Linser
Baer Creek
Pilot Rock
Soca
Knights of Pythias Anniversary Program Outlined
Friday's program lists speeches by Grand Chancellor Maloney Forbes Potwine Bryson Alexander and Judge Ellis with J H Gwinn. Fred Hartman will sing and the Damon Quartet will perform. Only members and families may attend.
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Order of Knights of Pythias
J. W. Maloney
F. L. Forbes
W. E. Potwine
Roreoe Bryson
R Alexander
Judge Ellis
J. H. Gwinn
Fred Hartman
Damon
Rader, Troutman, Conklin
Executrix Sale of William Bearcy Property
Public sale of the late William Bearcy estate scheduled for Wednesday February 25 at the Searcey farm ten miles northwest of Pendleton. Items include horses harness wagons header beds and farming implements with free lunch served. J M Bentley acts as auctioneer.
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William Bearcy
Searcey Farm
Pendleton
J. M. Bentley
Local Ads and Notices Spur Pendleton Market Buzz
A collage of classified items and promotions from Pendleton, Oregon, featuring Houser's choice meats, Castle's fresh seafood, Gratz's clam chowder and oyster cocktails, Teutsch's shoe repair, Neuman's smokers supplies, and Pendleton Favorite cigars. Also notes on real estate, loans, lost items, auctions, lectures, and upcoming events at the Presbyterian church and Catholic mission school. Includes property for sale on Jane street, rental rooms, and a furniture polish promotion at Rader's.
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Houser's
Castle's
Grats
Gratz
Hohbach
Joerger
Teutsch’s
Neuman’s
Pendleton
Teutsch'e
Rader
Hays
Teutsch
Grats’s
el Sidelo
Rees’ Clear
Court Street
Woolf's
H. S. Dorman
Oregon Daily Journal
Frazier’s
Raley
Alta Street
Ed Smith Hee
Juniper
Henry Mills
P. P. Collier & Co
Jaly
Jesse Failing
Market Street
Chris Rawley
E.T. Wade
Main Street
E. T. Wade
Brorcha
Emil Fix
Paphunite
Mission Cemetery
McCallister
N. T. Conklin
Jolly Dozen Dance Night Invite at Musile Hall
The Jolly Dozen dancing club announces their next dance for invitees on Wednesday night February 14 at Musile hall. The message lists the club members as the dancers and invites attendees to join the event.
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Jolly Dozen
Musile Hall
For Rent Near Taylor's Hardware Store
Five room house one block from Taylor's Hardware store for rent. Apply to Joe Ell. It is sometimes easier to live up to a reputation than to live it down.
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Taylor's Hardware Store
Joe Ell
Police Court fines for assault and three Indians for drunkenness
In police court Judge Fite Gerald fined M Walsmith ten dollars and costs for assaulting Floyd Rahe. Bushee was fined ten dollars for a fight with E B Ferguson. Indians James White John Indian and Abram Lyman were found guilty of drunkenness with White and Indian paying five dollar deposits. Lyman was sentenced to five days in jail.
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Walsmith
Rahe
Sushee
M. Walsmith
Fite Gerald
Floyd Rahe
Glen Bushee
E. B. Ferguson
Bushee
Ferguson
James White
John Indian
Abram Lyman
Lyman
Remodeling at Peoples' Warehouse Begins Today
Interior work starts at the Peoples' Warehouse with extensive changes. The cloak department moves to the north room, the shoe department enlarges across the eastern end as a double decker with three ladders. Cohen's office shifts to the first floor rear near the shoe area and the cashier near it. Automatic cash lines pending further carpentry.
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Peoples’ Warehouse
Shoe
Mr. Cohen
Two Men Held in Baker County For Forgery
Sheriff Taylor arrested two men identified as Ernest Green and George Leonard from Huntington on forgery charges. Descriptions note ages around 30 and recent shaving, with beards or mustaches described in the report. They are jailed awaiting arrival of Huntington authorities expected tonight.
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Baker County
Taylor
Ernest Green
George Leonard
Huntington
Marshal Blakely
Veteran’s fatalist note reaches pension bureau
A Kansas City Journal snippet reports a veteran writing from the pension bureau voice of resignation. He claims lifelong publican ties, repeated rejection, and a belief fate seals his doom after reading his Bible. He says he must go to the beacon to clear things up.
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Pension Bureau
Kansas City Journal
Sunday School Recital Leads to Odd Quiz
A Battle Chronicle item notes Nellie answering her lesson with a quirky blend of tasks. She says she must sell three tickets for the concert next week and give 25 cents for the superintendent’s present, then adds Noah built the ark.
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Nellie
Noah
Battle Chronicle
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Teutselh
fCreqoivany
Bration
Knights of Pythias
Tion
Walla Walla
Melbourne
Fla
Dr. Ty
Iit
Lam
Ioseee
France
Pen
Court House
Wade
Houser’s
Savings Bank
Andreas Bard
Presbyterian Church
Gerry Kimball
W. F. Earnhart
N. Berkley
George H Clark
Si¢well
Washington Guards
Catholic Mission School
Umatilla
Catholic Mission Church
Umatila County
G. W. Rigby
Jesse
Douglas
Gloria
Boston
N.B
Cresco Balin
ELY Brother
Warren Guest
Peoples
Manhattan
W. J. Clarke & To
Court Stree
Orice
Nolf
Crowner Bros Telephone Main
Umatilla County
Wm, F
Yohnka
G, W, Rigby
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