City Briefs and Local Advertisements Spread
A collage of small notices from Portland style classifieds and ads. Includes forced sale prices at Toutech's,餐 Monigies restaurant at 306 Haat Court, Plano goods, two new rental houses at Webb and Garden, Bank of San Luis Obispo closure, Kennedy's Laxative Honey and Tar praise, and Eleanor Blue winning a Metropolitan Pianola offer sold by Me Bow. Donaldson’s Pianola promotion notes a keen offer for buyers.
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Toutech's
Monigies
Haat
Court Street
Eller
Plano House
Main
Lee ‘Teutech's
Portland
Hotel Oregon
Webb and
Garden Streets
Mra
Frank Downey
Webb Street
Bank of San Luie Obispo
San Luie Obispo
Cal
Compl
W. Wilson
Kennedy
Talim” & Co
Eleanor Blue
Donaldson
Mike Blue
East One- Fon
Mother to Tiniers dog on Balt-A register huntsman pointer
A two year old Balt A registered poltiver bird dog named Tiniers is trained to hunt. The dog is listed among the hunting stock at 17 Perkins Avenue Pon Dieton Cal and will remain on display during the inventory period through Saturday night.
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Tiniers
Pondieton
Cal
Perkins Avenue
Teutach's
Lectures On Aptisca at Congregational Church
Major Gustav H Schoof of the British army in South Africa spoke at the Congregational Church to a crowded audience on African experiences and weapons. Tonight and tomorrow Major Bohoof will discuss Africa with native implements, lion skins, and hunts trophies, with proceeds aiding church repairs. Reverend Loppert of Portland preceded the talks with a brief sermon.
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Schoof
Congregational
Gustav H. Schoof
South Africa
Bohoof
Africa
Major Schoot
Alberti
Kin Knoh
Conrad Platxoeder
GW. Rigby
Rev
Loppert
Portland
Sheared 4600 Mutton Sheep In Warm Umatilla County
Ruge Brow and fellow sheep men in Umatilla County have completed shearing 4600 mutton sheep. The flock averages about 100 pounds per head, in excellent condition, with wool not yet welched. Sheep will be shipped to Seattle markets at roughly three cars per week, despite midwinter clipping and mild winter weather.
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Umatilla
Ruge Brow
Seattle
Northwest
Aldene Young Introduces Physical Culture Class
Mise Eerie Aldene Young left this morning for Walla Walla and organized a physical culture class there. She plans to teach permanently and will divide her time between the two places if not otherwise formed here.
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Mise Eerie Aldene Young
Walla Walla
Will Occupy Moule Residence In Water Street Claim
Will occupy Moule residence on Water street. Mr Watson arrives from Portland and assumes editorial management of the Tribune today. Mr and Mrs Watson, arriving Sunday morning, will live at the Frank Moule residence.
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Moule
Mrs. Watson
Portland
Frank Moule
Water Street
Watson
the Tribune Today
Personalities Touchtone City Briefing in Echo Region
Multiple brief notices from La Grande Observer record visitors and travel. W T Parker and J T Hinkle left for Echo on brief business, Jerry Stone of Athena visited for a short spell, and others including Norval Jones of Walla Walla and J H Aitkin of Huntington arrived or departed. Local officials like John W Kimbrell and D Dorothy traveled for surveying and visits, while Editor Harvey Scott returned from Washington.
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W. T. Parker
Echo
J.T. Hinkle
Jerry Stone
Athena
Benitor Wilter Pierre
G. W. Proeshster
Weston
E. W W. Dawe
Reniiter
la Grande
FC. Oxman
Chicago
Norval Jones
Wallin Walla
John W. Kimbrell
M. Dorothy
Milton
Mise
Pauline Lederle
Paul Lederle
Bill Anthony
J. H. Aitkin
Huntington
Harvey Scott
Portland Oregonian
Washington, D
Hodder
Kamela
J. A. Carlson
Mra. F. 3
Ivanhoe and Son
Lytton
Pendleton
Teachers’ Institute
Seasion
National Capital
Congressional
Court hears defense as receipts and books are argued
In a heated session defense and prosecution clash over sheriff office ledgers and receipts. Judge Fee and Mr Phelps contest admissibility and interpretation of records, while Davis is examined about private books and tax rolls. The trial proceeds with continued receipt scrutiny and motions.
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Taylor
Blakley
Hinkley
Umatilla
Sheriffs Office
Country Court
Phelps
Fee
Tam
Phelpe
Davis
Thi J
McCourt
Mr. McCourt
Mikee
Boasier
Eis Sud
Davia Matey
Hough
Public schools begin term with students advancing
Today marks the start of the second term as book stores report heavy sales of new books for advancing grades. Examinations held last week were highly satisfactory to teachers and advancements are general across rooms.
Kilgore Family Welcomed Home From Wes Visit
Dr J A Beat returned from Wes last evening to visit the Kilgore household of seven. Ro Kilgore and Mr and Mrs Kilgore, with Kilgore's mother who is years old, are sick with crip and Mr Kilgore faces threatened pneumonia.
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Kilgore
J. A. Beat
Weson
Ro Kilgore
McGuire brothers visit city amid Pacific Paper talks
President McGuire Tere and President Hugh McGuire of Pacific Paper Co. of Portland arrived in the city today. Hensviel Bir reports McGuire just returned from the east and is bound for Portland.
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McGuire Tere
Hugh McGuire
Pacific Paper Company of
Portland
McGuire
Pendleton Lodge to Convene Special Meeting Tonight
A special meeting of Pendleton lodge No. 62 AFL ALM will be held tonight. All members are cordially invited to attend for the third degree.
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Pendleton Lodge No. 62
AFL & Alm
Lecture by High School Sergeant Major at Congregational Church
Sergeant Major Gustav H. Schoo will lecture at the Congregational church tonight, addressing high school students on Africa experiences. Dressed as a British cavalryman with full kit, he promises an entertaining talk.
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Gustav H. Schoo
Congregational Church
Africa
South Africa
Sea Wole Not Drowned. Ella G Safe Arrival Reported
Victoria January 29 report that the Ella G with Sea Wolf and Alex McLean aboard has safely arrived at an undisclosed west coast harbor. Steve Winch, one of the owners, refused to reveal the harbor name for private reasons. The capsized schooner’s identity remains unconfirmed.
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Victoria
Ella G
Sea Wolf
Alex McLean
Tofe
Steve Winch
Winch
Wheat and corn prices, world markets report
Chicago wheat closed at 47 8 per bushel and corn at 44 1 8 while oats reached 90 5 8 in Brussels. The Cologne Zionist committee convenes in Cologne to discuss the Jewish race situation in Russia with delegates from around the world present.
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Chicago
Brussels
Cologne Zionist’ Committee
Russia
He Invented Barbed Wire and the Glidden Legacy
Joseph F. Glidden, famed inventor of barbed wire, celebrated his 93rd birthday in DeKalb and figures as a longtime prominent resident. The article notes his birth in New Hampshire in 1818 or 1819, his role in the barbed wire enterprise, royalty payments on his patent, and his later life as a farmer and hotelkeeper.
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Joseph F. Glidden
DeKalb
DeKalb County
Andrew Jackson
Joseph F. Gudden
Hele
Gliidden
Mr. Glidden
New Hampshve
Andrew Jickaon
Ministerial Candidate Draws Inquiries In City
The Salem Journal reports inquiries among prominent Meth odists about WH ie J Hawley Republican candidate for Congress in this district. It states Hawley is a preacher of the MBL church by quarterly conference to occupy pulpits wherever invited. The paper notes questions if he is entitled to wear the reverend’s title or to preach publicly, concluding Walayman is authorized to preach.
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Raverend
Walayman
Curious Casualties Across Indiana and Nearby States
A string of injuries and incidents reported from Indiana and surrounding areas includes Henry Blith alleging Michael O'Redad followed him and kicked him in New Albany on Tuesday night, and a Cincinnati man William Kipper said to have been shot in a Bowling Green grand stand. A trial involving Billers and Hoddies at Bowling Green ended with Hoddies stabbing Billers. Colonel Arthur Allen of Beamblewom, Indiana, was bitten by a savage dog that was shot. A miscreant in Wolf Grove threw a stone at Mrs. Alferetta Speller in a school home. An enraged bull chased Solon Perfinger near Goshen, Indiana, and gored him. Amos Ransom of Skibbleton, Arkansas, was knocked unconscious by a falling limb. a companion fetched a doctor, and a snake bit Ransom during the delay.
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Henry Blith
Michael O'Redad
New Albany
Ind
Mr. Builth
O'Redad
William Kipper
Cincinnati
Billers
Hoddies
Bowling Green
Arthur Allen
Beamblewom
Phot
Wolf Grove
Alferetta Speller
Solon Perfinger
Goshen
Amos Ransom
Skibbleton
Ark
Cross Roads
Ransom
Chicago Tribune
President Roosevelts World Trip Planned
Washington reports President Roosevelt plans a world tour after his term. Chancelleries in Europe note preparations for royal welcomes including a possible guest of honor at a Hague international dinner. Aims to convene European crowns and Asian potentates to push arbitration and reduce the chance of war.
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Washington
Roosevelt
Europe
The
Hague
Asia
Last day sale on Walla Walla stock pianos in Pendleton
Saturday February 3 marks the final day of a notes sale offering top brands like Chickering Weber Kimball Hobart Crown and Decker at prices around 300 down from 530. Easy payments plus part exchanges on old pianos or organs. Rilere Plain House in the west promises money back if not as represented and aims to please every buyer.
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Walla Walla
Pendleton
Chickering
Weber
Kimball
Hobart
Cable
Schumann
Haddorff
Crown
Decker
Lester
Man
Mang Ina
Rilere Plain House
Weal
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the Fair Dept. Store
Main Street
VICTOR + EDISON
Columbia Talking Mad Nea
Main ST
Wenhouse
Koeppens
Price
A. C. Koeppen & Bro
A. J. Craig
Salt Lake City
C. C. Henderson
la Grande Observer
Mr. Phelps
Thige
Arthur Holmes
Plakley
Phelis
Cupid
Frazier’s Book Store
Cameron
James Cameron
California
St. Mary's Catholic Church
Helix
Cambridge
Dick Nye
Idaho
Brussel
J. C. Gallagher
Mgr