Castle's January 12 1908 farm loans and shopping notes
A jumble of local business notes and arrivals: farm loans at Castle’s, shoe repair, rent stalls, smoking goods, Patton’s and Prasier’s book store, Maloy’s housing, taxi service, and on Main Street a 60x brick building for sale. Local agents advertise clothing cleaning, grocery specials, Teutsch’s rubber goods, Gratz’s oyster cocktails, Phillips’ restaurant, and Nellf’s bakery. Gospel meetings announced at the Congregational church with Rev. Edwards, C F Clapp, and Rev. Owens.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Standard
Gratz's
Phillips
Nellf's
Hobach
Congregational Church
Edwards
C. F. Clapp
C. H. M Society For
State
Edward Owens
Idaho
Christiansen Arrested and Charged in Assault Case
In police court RK Christiansen was arrested and arraigned before Recorder Fitz eGraid on assault and battery. The victim is Lewis Nell. Christiansen pleaded not guilty and the case was docketed for tomorrow. The arrest and arraignment were postponed from December 81 due to illness of Orlando Bryant, the defendant's father in law.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
RK. Christiansen
Fitz eGraid
Lewis Nell
Christiansen
Orlando Sryant
Christansen
Pendleton Bookkeeper Resigns to Take Baker City Post
Benjamin Burrows, longtime bookkeeper for Pendleton Planing Mills, resigns to accept a position in Baker City. Burrows, a Pendleton native, leaves many friends and good wishes for his new field of labor. Also notes a drug ad for Acker’s Blood Elixir claiming cures for chronic blood poisoning and scrofulous affections, with a money-back guarantee. A horse of about 1200 pounds is reported missing with a reward offered for its return.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Benjamin Burrows
Pendleton
MII
Baker City
Mr. Burrows
Acker
F. W. Schmidt & Co
Purl Bowman
Enthusiasm Fills K P District Convention in Pendleton
The K of P district convention closed with strong fellowship and active speeches. Jr. Gwinn was elected chairman and R. W. Pletcher secretary as thirteen past chancellors received grand lodge ranks. The Rathbone Sisters banquet for 300 featured a formal toast sequence and notable addresses by Grand Master M F Davis and others.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Grand Lodge
Rathbone Sisters
K. of P
Jr. Gwinn
R. W. Pletcher
W. L. Bradstow
Order
Arme
M. F. Davis
Union
Davis
Cesson
W. L. Sailing
Lodge 20
BE. B. Conklin
Union No
H. F. Wright
Milton
Hercules
Frank Walling
W. E. Marsh
I. M. Price
Frank Berlin
Weston
Stevens
W. E. Gould
J. F. Nowlin
J. H W. Parkes
Pendleton
Damon
Charles Day
A. D. Blue
F. E. Flint
Athena
Pythian
Armory Hall
J. W. Ochun
Bradshaw
M. F Davis
J. W. Mualoner
M. TR. Stinson
L. B. Reeder
S. Thompson
D Pabittinger
Mayor Hailey
Wiliam Molsom
Fred Shivmaker
Reese Willan Humphreys
BD Bailey
Salvation Army set for leadership arrivals and revival
The Salvation Army community awaits Major Dobbins of Portland and Major Wood of San Francisco. Wood will rejuvenate the Sunday school which has had no sessions recently. Adjutant Howell and Lieut Wilman may remain in charge. Majors Dobbins and Wood arrive Thursday and address the army near hell that evening.
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Salvation Army
Major Dobbins
Portland
Major Wood
San Francisco
Wood
Pacific Coast Province
Army
Adjutant Howell
H. Wilmano
Wilmantin
Tin
Dobbin
Hell
Moki Tea Promises Cures and Money Back Guarantee
An 19th century ad touts Moki Tea as a cure for headache indigestion and constipation and promises a perfect complexion. It claims money back and offers free samples from W. H. Hooker & Co in Buffalo with F. W. Schmidt & Co as local druggists. A brief joke about marrying opposites appears from the Chicago Daily News.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
W. H. Hooker & Co
Buffalo
N. Y
F. W. Schmidt & Co
Model Irrigation System Reproduced for St Louis Fair
Ontario California January 12 The geological survey hydro graphical bureau plans a miniature model of the Ontario irrigation system for the St Louis exposition next year The San Antonio river from the mountains will be shown with electric plants and irrigation to orchards The project is deemed a model of irrigation and economy and county supervisors will help fund it
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ontario
St. Louis Fair
Cal
Hydrographical Bureau of the Geological Survey
West
St. Louis
San Antonio
Geological Survey
Wheat crop report 1902 lists Washington and Oregon outputs
The agricultural department released the 1902 crop report showing Washington yielding 23,672,18T bushels with 7,023, his winter and 16,748,452 bushels spring wheat, Oregon at 16,512,460 bushels. Washington sales totaled 16,686,21 dollars.
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Agricultural Department
Washington
Oregon
Grand public ball in Music Hall Friday night
Pendleton Circle 627 invites the public to a grand ball in the Music Hall on Friday night January 16. Refreshments will be served. Attendance details and event vibes reflect a lively community gathering led by local fraternal organizers.
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Music Hall
Pendleton Circle
O. W
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Lee Teutsch
osing-Out Shoe Sale
iLadies
Hhildren
Teutselh’s
Cregomany
Castle's
Néu
Prulum
Patton
Tally Journal
Prasier
Maloy
Irvin Baker's
East
Joe Sture
Crewpont
Pittiemin
Ed Hovee
Foome
E. G
Reg
Oregon Cavalry
USA
Soule
Soule Brow
Severa
Tallman's
Teutsch's
Gratz’s
Noerger's
Teutsch
R. Cristiansen
Philadelphia Record
Foreshaw
Pappen' 'S Drug Store
Main St
Court House
Chicago Daily News
Peoples Warehouse
Wallaces
Northwest
Boston
Douglas Shoes
Gloria Shoes
Douglas
Gloria
Boynton
New York
Chicago
Cottonwood Street
Alta and
Webb
Boyton
Grev
Cottonwood S
Webb S
Fred Walters
Crowner Bros
J. Clarke & CO
Court Street
Rabbit
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