Local Classified Notices and Ads Run in Pendleton
Multiple brief items list sale offers services and notices including lost latchkey piano sales and rentals. Pendleton addresses appear with various businesses and requests for stenographer help. Frazer Theatrical Company plans a traveling fire act with K J Taylor as manager and nods to venues in Baker City La Grande Welser Walla Walla.
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K. J. Taylor
Fraser Theatrical Company
Baker City
la Grande
Welser
Walla Walla
Oregon
Mack Swain Theater Returns for Three Night Run
Mack Swain's company resumes at the opera house on Monday February 26 for a three night engagement presenting new plays including The Hello of Richmond The Side Walks of New York and The Plunger The Hello of Richmond opens with Leone Pandolph wooed and saved by Robert Gray as Richard Wilmington a bank cashier schemes to ruin them gray uncovers Wilmington's embezzlement and the couple's future remains hopeful the company offers full scenery and elaborate stage settings
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Mack Swain Theater Company
Opera House
Richmond
New York
South
Leone Pandolph
Robert Gray
Richard Willmington
Gray
Willmington
Encampment Notes On Patriarchal Degree Work Tonight
Umatilla Encampment No. 17 O. O. F. will perform Patri archal degree work this evening. All members are urged to attend. A Newberry, P P. J. K. Beam, Scribe.
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Umatilla
A. Newberry
J. K. Beam
For Sale Bowled Bull and Cows Offer Pendleton
For Sale one registered short horn bull about 16 months old and several cows. A bargain is taken in the next two weeks. Jack McCarthy Pendleton Oregon. Also to introduce our new gallery in the Schmidt block cabinet photos offered for 150 dollars for 8 dozen, limited numbers weekly Burns Bros Photographers.
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Jack M'Carthy
Pendleton
Ore
Schmidt Block
Local residents and visitors noted in Milton area
Milton and nearby residents were active with multiple short visits and arrivals from Portland and Hermiston. Notables include C W Steen H Melgard J E Young Arch C E B Troutman Mat Mosgrove Frank Spike and wife Ella Porter and Colonel J H Raley. Sheriff Taylor and Deputy Blakley returned from Salem with prisoners. One child in University Park recovered from diphtheria after six deaths in a room.
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C. W. Steen
Milton
H. Melgard
Goldendale
Wash
WN Ingram
Portland
J. E. Young
J. F. McNaught
Hermiston
C. EB. Troutman
Mat Mosgrove
Frank Spike
Echo
Ella Porter
Women of Woodcraft
J. H. Raley
Walla Walla
Charles Cole
HK. K. Kelly
Koeppen Bros
Ln Ione
C. FE. Redfield
Heppner
Eleanor Cameron
Campbell-Mayberry
T. D. Taylor
Joe Blakley
Salem
Co. I. Davis
Moses Taylor
J. H. Dunham
Dayton
John McCarty
University Park
STOTT M NABB WEDDING AT JUDGES HOME
Dr. D. C. McNabb and Miss Mamie Stott daughter of Judge and Mrs. Ellie were married last evening at the bride’s home on Lewis street. The ceremony was performed by Rev. W. L. Van Nuys and witnessed only by immediate family. The couple will reside in the city and have begun housekeeping on East Court.
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Judge Ellis
D. C. McNabb
Mamie Stott
Oregon Produce sells storage warehouse in La Grande
Ja Grande Feb 22 A deal moves Grand Ronde valley forward as the Oregon Produce company sells storage warehouse No 2 for 12600 cash to a large eastern syndicate led by George T Powers The syndicate plans cannery fruit dryer jelly vinegar and elder factory sites in Washington and Oregon to handle all valley fruit and boost small fruit and berry growing Possession is June 1 and the firm will not take fruit on storage or consignment. Gunt plans a larger warehouse on adjacent property.
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Ja. Grande
Grand Ronde Valley
la Grande
Oregon Produce Company
George T. Powers
North Yakima Jana Toppenish
Wash
Medford
Ashland
Oregon
Powers
Gunt
Echo Hardware Firm Incorporates in Echo
Hardware firm in Echo forms Echo Hardware Company with incorporation papers filed. L. W. McAdam and C. R. Last of Echo are named organizers. The business has operated in Echo for some time with steady trade.
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Incorporates
L. W. McAdam
C. R. Last
Echo
Echo HardWare Company
Wine
Rev Martin Called to Florida for Revival Meetings
Reverend Martin, noted Christian evangelist who led a revival at the first Christian church here three years ago and recently concluded a three month campaign in Portland with 100 converts, has been invited to Florida to conduct meetings in multiple cities across the state.
Umoulin Market Report Denied by Propritors
Publication of a claim about Umoulin meat market at 801 West Courl Street is rejected as unfounded. Platzoeder & Co, proprietors, state no change in operation or status has occurred.
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Umoulin
West Courl Street
Platzoeder & CD
Forfeit Schmidt Bond in U S Government Case
A judgment for 2500 on bond forfeiture of John Adam Schmidt known as the Car of Little St. Petersburg was entered against the Asa Legrow estate for subornation of perjury in federal court. Dis trict Attorney Avery represented the government and Lester & Wilson the Legrow estate. The case stems from Schmidt’s 1903 naturalization and voting scheme involving Russians in Wallin Walla. Schmidt fled after the appellate decision, bond forfeiture followed, and the narrative includes a story of a woman posing as his wife and a planned sale to a Chinaman amid disputes over a wife, with Eng Chung and Wong Tung Hee mentioned as intermediaries.
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John Adam Schmidt
Little St. Petersburg
Asa Legrow
United States
Walla Walla Union
Avery
Legrow
Lester &. Wilson
Wallin Walla
Schmidt
Eircuit Court of Appeals
Duncan McGillivray
George H. Barber
Elreuit
Tower Court
Walla
Alder
Main
Pendleton
Eng Chung
Wong Tung Hee
Chinaman Gets Seven Years for Barber Killing
The Supreme Court affirmed the Walla Walla Superior Court verdict sentencing Wong Tong Hee to seven years in prison for the May 1905 murder of Eng Chung, the Chinese barber. Hee was a Fort Walla Walla cook and will be taken into custody for penitentiary transport.
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Wone Tung Her
Eng Chung
Walla Walla
Witness Cardiinal of Tennessee Mountains Fight
An aged witness testifies in a Memphis court about a house fight. She recalls Bill Saunders calling Tom Smith to fight, Tom being struck, a knife wound, Sam Jones and others firing, and several people being shot. The judge presses for details as the testimony unfolds.
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Tennessee
Memphis
Jedge
Bill Saunders
Tom Smith
Bill
Sam Jones
Tom
Charles J. Gray resigns from railroad service
Charles J. Gray, traveling passenger agent of the Chicago and North Western in Portland, has tendered his resignation effective March 1 and will quit the railroad business. He will become chief clerk for ER. R. Hoge of United States Steel, with Pacific coast headquarters in the Alneworth bank building. Gray is known in Pendleton as a genial, capable man and leaves a record in the traffic department after years of railroad work. He previously worked in newspaper circles before joining the North Western.
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Charles J. Gray
Chicago & Northwestern
Portland
ER. R. Hoge
Pacific Coast
United States Steel Corporation
Alneworth Bank
Gray
Northwestern
Humber
Pendleton
The
North-western
Pendleton Woodmen Camp to Attend Neighbor McBroom’s Funeral
AN members of Pendleton camp No 41 Woodmen of the World are requested to meet at Eweles hall at 40 o'clock Friday morning to attend the funeral of Neighbor Guy McBroom. The camp will have charge of the services. J P Walker Clork.
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Pendleton Camp No. 41
Woodmen of the World
Eweles' Hall
Guy McBroom
J. P. Walker
Clork
Baptists Plan New Yakima Church With Organ
N C Gauntt prepares architectural plans for a Baptist church near Yakima. A fine structure will be erected, finished and fitted with a pipe organ at an estimated cost of 30000 dollars.
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The
Baptists
Yakima
N. C
Gauntt
Pinkham’s Vegetable Compound Promises Relief for Women
An article discusses rising operations on women in hospitals and promotes Lydia E. Pinkham's Vegetable Compound as a cure for female troubles. A Seattle woman’s letter claims the remedy cured a tumor without surgery, urging others to seek free advice from Mrs Pinkham in Lynn, Massachusetts.
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Ealing
Luella Adams
Seattle
Wash
Mra
Pinkham
New England
Lydia E. Pinkham
Miss Adams
Lydia B. Pinkham
Mra. Pinkham
Lydia BE
Lyno
Mass
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Express
W. F. Cook
John Goren
Court St
Golden Rule Hotel
Ellers Piano House
Main Street
City Livery Stable
M. C. BE
Bowman Hotel
Prussia
EB. Co. DeWitt & Co
Chicago
Tallman & Co
Frazer Theatrical Company
L. Hunziker
Mack Swain
Feazer
Burns Bros
Photographers
Eppens
A. C. Koeppen
Bro’s
Stott-M'Nabb
Frome Packing Plant
la Grane
Cloak and Sait
Eton
Republic Coffee
Republic
Mery
Vassar
Peoples Warehouse
Chinaman
Northwestern Passenger
Jobs Steel Corporation
the Fair Store