Local Classified Fragments From Pendleton Noticeboard
Local items include services from a chimney sweep and wood saw mill, plus ads for oysters crabs and crawfish at St George Grill. Listings offer rentals, employment, goods for sale, and requests for piano players and sleigh runners, with contact numbers and street addresses for Pendleton area services.
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Snyder
St. George Grill
J. A. Borie Lumber Co
John Gagen
Lewis Street
Haines’ Orchestra
Grand Hotel
Jane Street
East Oregonian
For Sale Cheap Nine Room House Near St Josephs Academy
For sale a modern nine room house with stone foundation and seven lots near St Josephs Academy Winsell cheap is taken by January no. For particulars call at this office.
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St. Joseph's Academy
Lst
Penland Bros Auto Truck Haul It Offers Quick Moving
Penland Bros advertises furniture and piano moving with short city trips or country transfers. Call Main 639 for fast service and hauling anything.
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Penland Bros
Hallowell Concerts Reach Pendleton For First Time
On the eleventh annual tour the Hallowell Concert company plans a program for Pendleton residents at the Christian church next Thursday night at o clock. Local music lovers may attend to hear the performers and enjoy the rich program.
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Hallowell Concert Company
Pendleton
Christian Church
Dissolution Notice of Deck er and Vanorsdall Partnership
Notice is hereby given that the partnership of B. H. Decker and Peter L. Vanorsdall under the name Decker & Vanorsdall was dissolved on the first day of January 1913. B. H. Decker and Peter Vanorsdall.
Dressmaking Services Offered at 502 Water Street
Local advertises dressmaking including evening gowns. Call at 502 Water Street or phone Red 2052 for inquiries and fittings.
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Water Street
Pendleton Dues Directed to Sarah Rowland Clerk
Attention Daphne Circle all dues and assessments will be paid to Sarah Rowland at 304 E Bluff Street Pendleton. SARAH ROWLAND Clerk.
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Daphne
Sarah Rowland
Bluff Street
Pendleton
Reynolds Bros Bankrupts Adjudicated in Oregon District Court
In the District Court of Oregon Reynolds Bros. Robert F Reynolds and Otis B Reynolds partners were adjudicated bankrupts. A first meeting of creditors will be held January 28 1913 at 10 am at the Referee in Bankruptcy office Pendleton Oregon to prove claims appoint a Trustee and transact other business. Dated Pendleton January 14 1913 THOS FITZGERALD Referee in Bankruptcy.
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District Court of the
Pendleton
Oregon
A. D
Thos, Fitzgerald
Girl Rider Warns Forest Blaze in Catskills Midnight
A young girl rode at midnight to warn locals of a fierce Catskills forest fire and saved many lives. The ad-copy touts Dr. King's New Discovery for lung trouble, coughs, and colds, claiming it cured a Wellington Tex man and offering trial bottles free with a 50c and 1.00 price. The testimonial notes four family deaths from consumption but credits the medicine with recovery and weight gain.
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Catskills
Dr. King
W. R. Patterson
Wellington
Tex
Koeppens
Local boys rally to beat Idaho quintet 31 to 6 in Hayward
University of Oregon at Eugene played with new men after a week of practice and defeated Idaho 31 to 6 before a large Hayward gym crowd. Oregon showed sharp shooting and brisk play led by Fenton and Walker, while Idaho’s Kinnison and Mitchell defended well in a rough second half.
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University of Oregon
Eugene
Idaho
Hayward Gymnasium
Oregon
Walker
Penton
Fenton
Tom Boylen
Ole Simms
Brooks
Boylen
Bradshaw
Fee
Kinnison
Ankorn
Doulen
Keane
Mitchell
McNett
Foster
Perkins
Hopeful-Dad asks about the mother tongue
A brief dialogue scene shows a parent warning a boy not to reveal a mother tongue question as Strey Mories and others hint at private speech. The line suggests a tense moment about language and secrecy.
Notable Visitors and Local Updates Mixed In Pendleton
A parade of named visitors and locals wanders through Pendleton today with reports of Baker, Weston, Pilot Rock, Echo and Stanfield residents. Notables include M. Hinderman and J. Monese with various business and court steps, plus stock yard leader W. H. Daughtrey arriving this evening. Also noted are stray horse alerts and a mule sale at the Oregon Feed Yard in Pendleton.
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E. C. Rogers
Weston
Pendleton
B. Cable
Pilot Rock
Harley Hinderman
Lee Buckner
J. A. Monese
Echo Stockman
Carl Engdah
Helix
N. P
John Bagan
Stanfield
W. A. Leathers
Hermistonian
W. H. Daughtrey
Union Stock Yards
Portland
E. L. Hopple
Northern Pacific
Pasco
L. A. Estel
Echo
Frank Nudo
Monroe Jarvis
Carney & Bradley
William Hoch
Henry Rosenberg
Oregon
J. BE. van Orsdal
May reopen toll question at Panama
Washington reports Senator Root introduced a bill to amend the Panama canal act to exempt American Coastwise ships from tolls. The measure is expected to reopen the toll issue with Great Britain still at stake.
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Washington
Root
Great Britain
Taft Christmas at Home in a Pullman Car
Washington Post notes President Taft will spend Christmas at home in a Pullman car. The brief item highlights taft’s plan to celebrate the holiday aboard railway accommodations rather than at a fixed residence.
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Taft
Washington Post
Barriers Keep Fish From Head Waters
District Game Warden Averill travels to Walla Walla with fish and game authorities to discuss obstructions in cross state streams hampering salmon and trout from reaching head waters. He notes a dam below Nine-Mile Bridge and Pine Creek dam on the Washington side as barriers. Oregon dam will get a ladder once the upstream dam is fixed. Residents hope for a cooperative cross state agreement on stream fishing and resident versus non resident licenses.
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Averill
Walla Walla
Fish and Game Authorities
Walla Walla County
Walla Walla River
Touchet
Ical
Washington
Pine Creek
Oregon
Umatilla
Wallun Walla
Umatilla County
Waila Willa
The Catarrh Cure Claims a Cure for All Stages
A $100 reward note touts Hall's Catarrh Cure as the only positive treatment for catarrh, a constitutional disease. It asserts internal action to destroy the disease’s foundation and to strengthen the patient, inviting readers to send for a sample and promising a cure for any case.
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Hall
Attempts to Take Knife into Jail
In Moscow Idaho on January 15 Rev David M Hand former pastor convicted Saturday of contributing to the delinquency of Hazel Benedict 17. A dirk four inch blade was found on him during a jail search after the verdict. Hand claimed the knife was his outing knife used at home. Sentence to be set by Judge Steele after Frank L Moores returns from Boise. Princess Helie de Sagan sailed for the United States, sister of Miss Gould, visiting since her divorce and remarriage.
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Moscow
Idaho
David M. Hand
First Baptist Church
Hazel Benedict
Guillty
Sheriff Brown
Pat Malone
Hard
John Sterling
Mr. Hand
Sterling
Helie de Sagan
United States
Miss Gould
Count Boni de Castelane
Helle
London Wedding Guest List Highlights Society Note
London telegram dated January 15 reports preparations for the wedding of Miss Helen Gould and Finley J. Shepherd. The note mentions prominent guests including royal attendees traveling from abroad to attend the ceremony and reception in the city, reflecting high society interest in the event.
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Eee
London
Helen Gould
Finley J. Shepherd
the Prince
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F. E. Livengood & CO
the Ladies’ and Children’s Store
Ladies Home Journal
Willow Street
Garden
Bugsy
United Orchestra
Parcels Post Publishing Company
St. Louis
Sanes
Oregon City
McDonald’s Chocolate
F. J. Donaldson
C. B. Stout of
Baker
the St. George
Justice of the Peace
Joe H. Parkes
Salem
Phyllis Parkes
Willamette Valley
John Boyd
Poplar St. Walla Walla, Wash
Panama
Wohlenberg
Sever Rye
Asrsissaris
Dep't
Pure Foods
Our
Tallman & Co
Alta House
Gus Schubart
East
Alta Street
Anna Gould
Helie
Rexall
The
Empire Meat
Hallowell
Thurs
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