Local Business Briefs and Advertisements
A compilation of small ads and notices including chimney sweep, dry wood, Haviland china at Demott's, unfurnished rooms for rent, transfer work, rental space at East Oregonian building, paints and varnishes at Goodman Hardware, a cheap Singer sewing machine, lost belt buckle, sale of gang plows, Stein Bloch clothing by Alexander Department Store, new footwear by Florsheim and Walkover, Early Rose seed potatoes at Clark's Grocery, sign painting lessons by F. R. Peale, advance shipment of spring and summer suits at Alexander Dept Store, and related window displays.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
East Oregonian
Goodman Hardware Co
Singer
South Main
Haviland
Demott's
Gidson
F. R. Peale
Lane
Alexander Dept
Large Weekly Pendleton Church Growth Sets Records
The M. E. church of Pendleton reports 65 baptisms by sprinkling at the morning service and a total membership rise to 178 by additions through letter confession and reaffiliations. A junior league counts 44 members, and a Brotherhood of Saint Paul group welcomed new members amid plans for immersion services when weather warms.
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M. E. Church of
Pendleton
Elia Waffle
Byers
Beck
Brotherhood of Saint Paul
Ngarn
Hruby Quintette To Perform At Pendleton Church
Talented Hruby quintette scheduled for an evening concert at Pendleton Methodist Church under the high school lecture bureau. The group features skilled instrumentalists and an excellent vocalist. Tickets for the concert may be purchased at the church tonight.
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Hruby Quintette
Pendleton
Methodist Church
School case hearing set for Miss Zena Met at Pilot Rock
Tomorrow at 10 o clock the hearing on the school case will consider testimony in the action by the school board removing Miss Zena Met from her teaching position near Pilot Rock. She appealed to the county superintendent from the board’s decision.
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Zena Metthe
Pilot Rock
Attempted arson at Seales hotel in Muskogee
An attempt was made to burn the Seales hotel in Muskogee Oklahoma on Saturday. Over 100 democrats were housed in the hostelry at the time.
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Seales Hotel
Muskogee
Okla
Personal notes from Echo area visitors and residents
A roundup of brief local mentions lists Mr and Mrs L A Esteb Echo and others visiting the city, plus residents like Clark Nelson, P D Mann, Fred Blake and J W Messner on business or brief trips. Several returning home from Portland Seattle Walla Walla and Hermiston, with notes on professions, travel plans, and recent activities.
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L. A. Esteb
Echo
Clark Nelson
Walla Walla
P. D. Mann
Athena
Fred Blake
Adama
James Kyle
Bert Cartano
Shelley Jones
Kern
Herminton
Wood-Frost Wedding Unites Huattley Frost and George H Wood
At 2 PM Sunday in Charles B Frosts home on Aura street, Miss Huattley Frost wed George H Wood. Rev W L Van Nuys officiated. Wood is a Vancouver, Washington native and ex government foreman from Hermiston. Miles Frost hails from Oregon City. The couple plan visits to Union Portland Oregon City Oakland San Francisco and California for at least a month before settling.riends extend best wishes for a happy honeymoon and lifetime partnership.
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Bride
Charles B. Frost
Aura Street
Ore
Roscoe
Charles Frost
Oakland
San Francisco
San Jose
Mr. Wood
Vancouver
Wash
California
Mrs. Wood
How It Happened Old Cow and Auto Collision
A fanciful Chicago News line tells how a forlorn old cow lost her crumpled horn after crossing the road and an auto collision with her heel. The verse anchors a whimsical incident attributed to a city paper.
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Chicago News
Platform Collapse Drowns Spectators at Cleveland Shipyards
Thirty women and several men were plunged into the river when a platform at Cleveland shipyards collapsed during the launching of a steel steamship. The accident occurred Saturday as spectators watched.
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Cleveland
Dinner for Roy Raley in Pendleton Banquet
Prospective groom J Roy Raley plans to marry in Portland on Thursday Eva Froome. Ten friends hosted a bachelor dinner at Hotel Pendleton. during the meal guests from the Taylor birthday dinner staged a mock wedding with W E Brock as bride and L R Dickson as groom, officiated by Dr F W Vincent. Attending were A P Knight Fred W Lampkis Ben L Burroughs Roy W Ritner George Ferguson Wood Pasley Mark Moorhouse George Strand Royal Sawtelle and Roy Alexander.
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Pendleton
J. Roy Raley
Portland
Eva Froome
Taylor
W. E. Brock
L R. Dickson
F. W. Vincent
Raley Dinwer
A. P. Knight
Fred W. Lampkis
Ben L. Burroughs
Roy W. Ritner
George Ferguson
Wood Pasley
Mark Moorhouse
George Strand
Royal Sawtelle
Roy Alexander
Music Lovers Await Norton Recital on March 2
Music lovers anticipate a recital by Mrs Anna Selkirk Norton on Monday March 2 likely at the Matlock residence Court street. Public invitation extended. Norton’s past recitals drew warm approval and she remains popular in the city. Harold Warner, a local high school student, serves as manager handling business details.
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Anna Selkirk-Norton
Matlock
Court Street
Norton
Fischer
Walla Walla
La Follette Club Formed in Boise Strongly Endorses Roosevelt’s Successor
At Boise city hall the Idaho La Follette club organized with over 50 members, adopting resolutions backing Robert M. La Follette for president. Officers include President L. W. Grubb and Vice President H. C. Doollitte, with meetings biweekly. Members pledge support and plan field activity countywide, plus a 60 cent March-April dues, then 25 cents.
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Boise Capital News
la Follette Club
Idaho la Follette Club
Wisconsin
L. W. Grubb
H. C. Doollttte
S. E. Blaine
Samuel Annas
S. D. Fairchild
H. J. Roan
J. W. Smith
G. 8. Stewart
L. Brasted
H. J. Dick
G. W. Green
Roosevelt
United States
Willamette Valley Fine Sheep Breeding Highlight
The Independence Enterprise notes John Leveck of Lewtevillе district rears top Lincoln sheep with a standing order for Willambs in August at 13.50 dollars each. It urges locals to improve flocks, push district state fairs, and showcase Oregon’s favorable climate as a buying point, referencing reading East Oregonian.
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Willamette Valley
John Leveck
Lewteville
Lincoln
Independence Enterprise
Salem council approves liquor license increase to 1000
The Salem council last evening discussed raising the retail liquor license to 1000 dollars. A resolution and ordinance from the license committee prompted the action, and the measure was disposed of in an unexpected manner in some circles.
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Salem Statesman
Resolution Increases Public Fund To $1000
A late night vote raised the authorized amount from $200 to $1000, expanding the public fund. The change was approved after discussion of projected needs and future allocations.
Roosevelt defended by Longworth in Peoria speech
Nick Longworth spoke in Peoria Illinois on Saturday defending his father in law President Roosevelt. He condemned attacks blaming the president for the recent panic as ill timed and unjust.
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Nick Longworth
Roosevelt
Peoria
Also Mentioned on This Page
Teutsch’s Dept Store
Oregon
Demott’s
Stansberry & Milne
Mill
Thomas Warner
Water Street
Clark's Grocery
Main Street
Empire Meat CO
Pas
High School
Kobppens
Co. T. Godwin
Milton
St. George
J. W. Messner
Baker City
Robert Forster
Tacoma
Mary Murphy
Seattle
G. A. Marquis
Adams
J.C. Prichett
Ferndale
8. M. Strochecker
Hermiston
Charlea Fishman
M. L. Fix
Coombs Canyon
John Rust
Colorado
J. B. Saylor
Freewater
Sylvesta Estes
Parilee Hailey
Adolphe Karpathy
Meier & Frank Company
J.G. Cutler
Pasco
Northern Pacific la
Oliver P. Morton
Alma Harria
la Grande
Alger Fee
James A. Fee
Whitman College
Edward McAlavey
Charles McAlavey
Helix
Brush Plains
J. N. Teal
Washington, D. C
Roy Raley
Mrs, Norton
Matlocks
LA Follette
Strong Club
Boise City
The
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U. S. Bonds
First National Bank
Pendleton, Orecon
Quintette
Gertrude Canfield
M. E. Church
Great Western Lyceum and Musical Bureau
Pendleton Roller Mills
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