Pendleton to Get New Modern Brewery Plant
Rumors say a new 16 barrel brewery is planned by the Ross company to replace the old facility on Main Street. The plant promises up to date machinery, ample capacity for local demand, and a supply of ice. workers expect quicker construction and market readiness by late summer. Local press notes a focus on affordable prices and steady beer quality amid anticipated competition.
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Niléte
Credit i
Pendleton
As Roth
Ross Company
Pendleton Wheat Market and Local Events Summary
In Pendleton today No 1 club wheat quoted at 6546 cents and Bluestem at 7 cents while barley sits at 96 cents amid ample supply from mild winter conditions. The Kendrick association plans a two day tournament March 14 20 with 26 added money under rules, promoter J A Kerr also Idaho division head of the American league of Sportsmen. A suit Stickler vs Sheets to recover 95 loaned dollars will be tried next Friday at Weston after a venue change from Milton. plaintiffs Kirkland Powers, defendant J T Hinkle, all young men who lent money on firblets last fall during races along a wide circuit. trial by jury.
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Pendleton
Kendrick, Loane
Jock Sporsman
J. A. Kerr
Idaho
American League of Sportsmen
Stickler Vs. Sheets
Weston
Milton
Kirkland & Powers
J. T. Hinkle
P. P. Collier & Co
B. O
B. T. Wade
Hobach
Johnson Street
W. B. Jenkins
Newcat
Office
Commercel Association
A. Holwegs
Gerald
Col. Boyd
Damon Lodge No. 4
K. of P
W. J. Keyes
C. C
BR. W. Pletcher
New G A R Officers Elected in Pendleton
Pendleton post of the Grand Army of the Republic named new leaders. Commander G W Rigby takes command, with vice commander W S Houston and junior vice Henry Sokey. Adjutant P P Collier and quartermaster T J Million named to key posts. Officer of the day B F ears agelutant adjutant J B Mum ford also listed among officers.
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G. A. R. Post
Pendleton
G. W. Rigby
W. 8. Houston
Henry Sokey
P. P. Collier
T. J. Million
B. F. Ears
J. B. Mumford
Saddle Stolen From Horse Found At Thompson's Store
James Nelson reported a saddle stolen Saturday afternoon while his horse was tied at the street. The same saddle was later located in Thompson's second hand store where it had been sold.
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James Nelson
Thompson
Presbyterian Benefit Concert Funds Organ Drive
A Saturday night fundraising entertainment for the Presbyterian organ fund netted about 26 dollars from a gross of 28 dollars. The program was well received and brought satisfaction to attendees despite observers predicting an unhappy outcome for the couple involved.
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Presbbyterian Organ Fund
Local Trade Notes and Listings Highlights
A condensed page of local advertisements shows shops offering farm jeans and apparel, seafood dishes and cocktails, smoked goods, fresh fish, cheese sandwiches, and cleaning services. It includes rental notices, smoking and grocery items, early 20th century shop names, a high school debate outcome, and an ad for Hylo’s Cream Balm for nasal catarrh with price and vendor details.
Socialist Club Debates Capitalist Versus Cooperative Methods
A Haverhill speaker Louis M Scates addressed the Socialist Club yesterday praising Rochdale ideas. A debate is set for next Sunday at 2 pm on the resolution That capitalistic methods are better than cooperative methods with George A Robbing leading the affirmative and W K Burgess the negative. The club meets Sundays at 2 pm with over 60 members and open admission.
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Haverhill
Socialist Club
Louis M. Scates
Mass
United States
Scates
Rochdale
George A. Robbing
W. IC. Burgess
Echo Notes and Local Meetings in Echo
Echo merchants Mesars Robinson and Ripper expand stock in a newly finished building. Wheatle reports daily inflows to P C B Co warehouse. A mass meeting at Masons hall led by H C Villa debated a new charter and appointed a five member boundary committee: J H Koonts John Dorn J Robinson Frank Spike Rh Jones. Committee to report Friday evening. Charlie Miller reports alfalfa seed trading heavily this season. Honduras wealth noted in mineral deposits of silver and gold.
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Mesars
J. H. Koonts
John Dorn
J. Robinson
Frank Spike Rh
Jones
Charlie Miller
Dedicatory services set for new Christian church
Rev. Wilson Allen Wilson of Irvington Ind national evangelist will conduct the dedicatory services at the new Christian church in Pendleton Feb 22 with a top sacred music singer. The event marks the start of a religious rally and revival as Wilson and the vocalist plan to stay three to six weeks. Rev Morton L Rose of Tacora is named pastor and will be installed Feb 15. Also listed is a sale ad for 23 sections of grazing land in Umatilla and Morrow counties with livestock and farming equipment details.
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Wilson
New Christian Church
Allen Wilson
Irvington
Ind
The
Christian Church
United States
Umatilla
Morrow
Joseph Vey
Pendleton
Fancy Box Papers in New Shapes and Tints Available
A new line of fancy box papers in various shapes and tints from 1c to 48c. Call to see them. The shop sells stationery blank books and office supplies at a dry goods profit.
Glassware spring goods with cut glass bowls and jugs
An advertising item promotes new spring goods featuring fine berry and fruit bowls in new cut glass effects priced around 20 cents and fancy water jugs ranging from 20 to 45 cents.
Sanitary Toilet Paper and Mounting Books Sale
Public notice lists quick dry goods and mounting books with accessories, including paste ink and mucilages. Limited quantities offered in a small display line.
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Teutselh
Wil
Adargain
Kendrick
Presbyterian Entertainment
Forshaw
Oppen’s Drug Store
Main St
Court House
J. A. Howard
Farm Jeans
Gratz
Castle's
Grate’s
Joerger
Newman's
Teutsch
Teutsch’s
Nolf
Gratz's
Phillips
Dorman
Rees’ Cigar
Patton's
Hays’ Cigar
Malox
Blg Brothers
Warren Street
New York
Echo Notes
Honduras
Peoples Warehouse
Val Laces
Pingree
Gloria
Boston
Allen Brothers
Main Street
Crowner Bros
J. Clarke & CO
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