City Briefs Show Various Local Notices and Rentals
Miscellaneous items include dry wood for sale, private room and board in Bee Minnixn, rooms for rent near Main Street, county script purchase, Wonder Store promotions, window glass by Charles Lane & Son, and various housekeeping vacancies. Also listed are rental housing at $7.70, employment for coal sacks, Portland hotel rates, and an upcoming theater renovation with thrice daily vaudeville showings by M. Comstock and partners at the new theater.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Main Street
Wonder Store
Campbell
John Vert
Charles Lane & Son
Hal Burns
Muste Hall
Landow Block
Charles Tane & Son
Vincent Street
Logan Atreet
Loeion Atreut
Gieny Tree
Wrocery
Wonder
Ceron
Drinvoll
Thompson
Mra
Lucan Renn
Demott's
Dan Kemler
Frevuy Reo Pretery
Pothuter
Portland
Oregon
Pendigton
Vaudeville on January 21 at Per cuson Building
Comerack and Smith install a first class arrangement in the Percuson Building on Matin street. About 1500 dollars worth of fixtures and improvements added to J. M. Wermasey building by Comarack and Smith. They plan a continuous vaudeville theater opening Monday afternoon January 20 with an elevated floor large balcony boxes and dressing rooms.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Comerack and Smith
Percuson
J. MM. Wermasey
Matin Street
Comarack and Smith
Wid Dowdson Comes to Help Brother in Baker City
T L Wid dowdson travels to Baker City to aid his brother Alex Wid dowdson jailed for murder of Willard Moody. He asserts his brother can manage until the trial concludes and vows a swift acquittal. The Baker City Herald notes the brother’s concern and readiness to assist amid legal proceedings.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Kaliapell
Mont
T. L. Widdowson
Alex
Baker County
Willard Moody
Baker City
Biker City Herald
Widitewson
Beattutr
Jorge Benintim
Snow Protects Wheat in Snowbound County Regions
Snow safeguards wheat in counties north of Pendleton and near Athemm as strong winds drive drifting snow. TB Red, head at Puget Sound Warehouse, notes heavier snowfall there than locally, with risk of drifts exposing fields if cold air mass shifts. No immediate danger of a freeze is reported for the main area.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
TB Red
Puget Sound Warehous Company
Lewis
Mer Richard
Pendleton
Athemm
French History Club Meets Mrs Sheridan on January 23
The French History club will gather at Mrs M A Sheridan home on Wednesday January 23 at 2 pm to follow the program outlined in the November magazine. Pendleton Masons plan a special meeting at 7 pm with visitors from Walla Walla and full attendance urged. Woodmen announce installation and program tonight with all members and families urged to attend. A fur bonnet found by John Heathman of the Oregon Liver Store is awaiting its owner at his store. Read the East Oregonian.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
M. A. Sheridan
Masonic Lowlee
Pendleton
Dekre
Walla Walla
John Heathman
Oregon Liver Store
Mr. Heathman
State faces revenue loss from delinquent corporation licenses
Secretary of State Warns that 25 000 to 90 000 yearly shortfalls persist from neglect to enforce collection of delinquent licenses and dues. Biennial report notes total corporate revenue of 240 009 78 for 1996 and calls for new enforcement powers and a proposed bill to empower the attorney general to sue for recovery.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Krom
Duntar
Commonwealth
Wein
Noglect
Imeway J
Honvally Crowe Ie
Avorneya Fo Institute
F. T. Wrightman
Attorney General
Secretary of State
Emperor's Park Walk Tales and Theater Theft
A Buda Pest correspondent reports Emperor Joseph of Hungary walks each morning in the palace garden unbothered, while two second-hand actors Jay込 Geh and Jenesia infiltrate at night to implore him after a staged tale. The emperor orders punishment for the missing guards, the thieves are exposed as frauds in wigs and uniforms, and the emperor remarks charity remains. James J. Hill, head of the Great Northern, donates 50,000 dollars to Macalester College with a goal of 200,000 dollars for endowment. A special sale on Prince this month offers a chance to acquire a low-cost high-grade plane.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Princis Joseph
Hungary
Buda Pesh
Carrie
Gerle
Jenesia
Ofd Roliers
Hie
Pale
Binneray
Francia Joseph
Trancis Joeph
James J. HM
Great Northern Railroad
MacAlester College
Minnheapolle
Weston and area visitors scatter through city notices
A string of personal mentions lists H E Turter and G W Proehuter of Weston visiting today, Charles Gray departing for Portland, and multiple locals like L Morse Pilot Rock mayor and Mrs Rella of Pilot Rock on business and Portland trips. Others include John B Catron of Wallan Walla, Rev H S Shangle, Dr and Mrs Holsington, and Bishop C J O Reilly among guests and travelers.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
H. E. Turter
Weston
G. W. Proehuter
Charles Gray
Portland
L. Morse
Pilot Rock
Douglas Rella
W. A. Crank
Seattle
Jick McLaughlin
Leo Kohn
H. J. Mann
Trmal
Gertrude Brusha
George Hartman, Jr
R, Gl, Jackson
Wellington
Kan
John B. Catron
Hote D Acres
Wallan Walla
Hot Lake
A. BR. Johnson
Umatilla
Heppner
Morrow County
Aeet
H. &. Shangle
M. EB
Milton
and Mrawg
Holsington
Oxrospathic
Joseph Workmin
Seneca
Afo
H. C
F. Hayes
Lin Gol
Spokane
Witahington
Chie Moriam Hin
Hermiston
Echo
St. Francs
Baker
C. M. Homphrey
Dela Jon
Elwin
Rabbit Drive At Wallula Promises Rare Sport
A rabbit drive is planned Sunday January 29 at Wallula in the sand dunes north of town. Captain Moorehead will oversee ceremonies, three acres fenced for the drive, no guns allowed, horses welcome, and all are invited to join this unusual field sport.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Wallula
Moorehead
Attalia
Rabbit Drive
Wallula Gateway
Pendleton cattle carload shipped to Seattle firm
A carload of 25 beef cattle averaging 1450 pounds each was sent from Pendleton late Sunday night by Nate Raing over the W and C Railroad to Frey Bruhn and Co of Seattle. The cattle were bought from Pat Doherty of Putte crewk.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Pendleton
Nate Raing
Frey-Bruhn & Co
Seattle
Pat Doherty
Putter Crewk
Value of One Horns and St Simon Sires Reveals Large Sire Returns
Value of One Horns and St Simon, the greatest living English thoroughbred sires, shows over 2.5 million dollars in earnings from his progeny by June 1906 with sons adding about 2.76 million. He will stand next spring and remains potent. Near Wyeth below The Dailes two Ry & N. care burned, one with hope, the other with lumber. fire caused by escaping oil on engine 179 eastbound.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
St Simon
Wyeth
Ry & N
Also Mentioned on This Page
Teutsch’s
Teutsch
Teutsch’s Department
Alta Net
Northwestern
M. Comstock
You One
Louis Hunziker
Enim
Thaler
The
East Oregonian
New York
A.croeppen Cena
Srewblieronlore
Tate
Secoretary of State
Corporation Department
Buncord the King
Prancla Joseph
Prince
Jesse
Alexander
Fixtendad
Dldehakiona
Holee Statesmion
Warrey Construction Company
Dlaetrict No
W. J. Steckman
Garfield Stret
Camner
Rhea Creek
Social Ridge Wheat Belt
E. M. Shutt
Heppner, Oregon
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