Fraser tonight features Fouche reading and gymnasium benefit
Frater Fraser venue hosts a benefit reading by Frank Fouche with proceeds aiding the gymnasium while Fraser & George restaurant hosts open night. Local ads promote winter goods, slippers, jackets, and a frame building for sale at 222 Court. Miss Elysie W. Hatt marries C. J. Raynold in Baker City as G. C. Hart attends. Miscellaneous notes include humorous poems and common ad blurbs.
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Fouche
Frazer
Preszed
Boward's
Fraser & George
Mrs. Cooper
Teutech's
the Fraser
Tenlsch's Department Store
Nalf
Court Faces
Frank Cowan
Doan
Greensburg
Korea
Local residents visit city and return home in brief notes
Charlier E Rond falls at work today while Mins Ethel Lieuallen of Adama visits in the city. Malstrom registers at Bowman from Hot Lake. William Mite tCarmer from Juniper country stays a few days. Mrs Fred Crawford, absent weeks, is well again. Charles McAlagy, Helix bank director, was here yesterday. W C Minnis, wood dealer, recovering from grip. C F Holdman, a Holdman neighborhood farmer, visited city. A Barnes Weston mayor and Pacific Coast Elevator agent visits. Mark B Wilson in Portland for a few weeks. Misses Stella Ethel and Bertha Otterstedt of Adams attend the play. George D Goodhue of DeLavel Cream Separator in city. en route to Spokane. E Harper of Pendleton Creamery returns from Ukiah with favorable dairy conditions.
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Charlier E Rond
Ethel Lieuallen
Adama
Malstrom
Bowman
Hot Lake
William Mite
tCarmer
Juniper Country
Fred Crawford
Charles McAlagy
Helix
W. C Minnis
C.F. Holdman
Holdman
A. Barnes
Weston
Pacific Coast Elevator Company
Mark B. Wilson
Troutman Architect
Portland
Stella
Bertha Otterstedt
Adams
Bible Institute Lectures Free for Pendleton Sunday Workers
Friday evening The Missing Link. Saturday 7 30 p m The Core of the Teaching Art. Sunday 11 a m A Living Child and a Dying Church. Sunday 3 p m The Ministry of Teaching. Sunday 7 30 p m The Moral and Religious Education of the Child. Five lectures are free to Sunday school workers of Pendleton and should attract strong attendance. G L H invites workers from all churches to attend for practical training valuable to teachers and parents.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ministry of Teaching
Pendleton
Revival at Needham Presbyterian Church Draws Crowds
Interest in the Needham revival meeting at the Presbyterian church grows each day. Rev Needham and Mr Nead ham speak to large audiences, with Clifton Powers leading special music. Afternoon and evening sessions continue daily to accommodate attendees.
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Needham
Presbyterian Church
Neadham
Clifton Powers
Powers
Anu
Revival meetings in Congregational church suspended briefly
The Congregational church revival meetings paused last night due to the pastor's throat illness after a successful run since January 1. Many members have already joined by profession and letter, with more to follow. services expected to resume in a few weeks with evangelistic focus next Sunday. Edward Chisholm of New Mexico is cited as the Southwest's largest individual hog raiser, farming Kaffir corn and alfalfa to feed hogs. last year he raised 000 head on his ranch.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Congregational Church
Edward Chisholm
New Mexico
Dramatic Recital at Opera House Benefit Event
Tonight at the Francer theater the dramatic recital and musical entertainment for the Commercial association gymnasium will be presented. The program promises high quality elocution and music for attendees seeking refined entertainment. Carnegie has increased Spokane public school literacy funding from 75,000 to 66,000, tied to proportional boosts in local subscription and maintenance funds.
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Opera House
Commercial Association Gymnasium
Francer Theater
Carnegie
Spokane
Plannelette and Flannel Yardage Ad Briefly Noted
A short textile ad fragment lists Plannelette at 10 yards and Outing Flannel at 12 1-2 cents per yard, indicating fabric pricing and availability in a vintage shop catalog style. The text preserves the names Plannelette and Outing Flannel as key product identifiers.
Daughter of Weston woman to compete for prize in war history
Min Anna Oglesby of Cottage Grove will compete for a prize offered by the Lewis and Clark commissioners for the best short history of Oregon Indian wars written by a native. She plans a Bannock War story, will consult East Oregonian files in June and July 1878, and draws on Pendleton pioneers who fought at Willow Springs on Upper Butter Creek in June 1876.
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W. W. Oglesby
Weston
Willow Springs
Pendleton
Piebton Butter Creek
Jane
Umatilla County
Anna Oglesby
Cottage Grove
Lewis and Clark Commissioners
Oregon
Miss Oglesby
Weston Company of Volunteers
Upper Butter Creek
Mise Oglesby
East Oregonian
Willows Springs
Ogierby
EB. W. Ogleaby
Methodist Church
Bouth
Union
Summbeville
Wineville
Baker City
The
Sorely a Bodies and a Sage of Selma Laughs
A brief excerpt humorously contrasts a Southern statesman tale from Selma with a kitchen misinterpretation of a maid’s scribbled note. It then notes an old London report on beer crosses tied to monk seals and quality. The item closes with a 20,000 dollar Utah exhibit appropriation for the Lewis and Clark exposition.
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Alabama Statesman
Selma
Martha
Marthe
Utah
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Lee Teutsch’s Dept. Store
Gsier
Omer Webb
Cottonnea Rudolph Martin
H. Soule
Soule Bros
Partland
Tullman & Co
Ie Fraser
Pendicion
Gymnausum
East
Sul
Elysie W. Hatt
C. J. Raynold
San Francisco
G. C. Hart
Western Union
San Franselaco
Hart
E. W. Grove
Litte
Willie
Philadelphia
Globe
New York Press
Chicago Tribune
Emodeling Sale
Huyler's
Lowney
Gunther's
A. C. Koeppen & Brothers
George D. Goodhue
DeLavel
Walla Walla
E. Harper
Pendleton Creamery
Ukiah
Bible Institute
James Edmunds
Baptist Church
First Presbyterian Church
aeeSee
Peewake
Manuel
M'Call
London Times
Robinson
B. F. Beck
Cottonwood
Brock & McComas Company
Eco
C. Rohrman
Court Street
T. C. Taylor
Main Street
Lang Drese
Havana
Flynn &Co
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