City Brevities hint of sales and events at Gratz’s
Miscellany of local notices from Gratz’s and nearby shops in Pendleton. Ads mention Sunny, Rader, Kunkel’s, and Sullivan & Bond’s collars 4 for 2c, Oyster Cafe menus, hats, wagons, dry goods, and a Long Beach resort. Also notes Pendleton–Walla Walla Fourth trip, fireworks, and a Fourth of July sermon at the Baptist church with Rev G L Hall.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Icv
Steeley Dove
van & Hond
Ivan & Bond's
Tes
York
Oyster Cafe
Pantheon Oyster Cafe
How
Rees' Cigar Store
Moline
Kunkel's
Joerger's
West Court
Teutach
Reni
Robrman
Long Beach
Newton
Pendleton
J. O. Wickham
Grats’s
Elehty
Sullivan & Bonil's
Sullivan & Bond's
Baer & Daley's
The
Baptist Church
Slocum
G. L. Hall
Fishing Party Heads to North Fork Creek
Morgan Schrack and family EB D Weaver and family Otto Turner and family and Orville Turner and family Miss Edith Crockett William Lane and Otto Didlon leave tonight for a fishing excursion to the North Fork creek to remain until Monday night.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
North Fork
Morgan Schrack
EB. D. Weaver
Otto Turner
Orville Turner
Edith Crockett
William Lane
Otto Didlon
Town visits keep locals active in Pendleton scene
Charles Moses and Frank Lockwood are among visitors in Pendleton. Jeree A. OW. Curtis and Eric Johnson greet townsfolk while Dr J Griswell and other out of town guests conduct business and social rounds. Notables from Helix, Vansyolo, and Houston area mingle at hotels and events. plans for trips to Portland and Lehman Springs unfold as residents travel and host.
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Charles Moses
Switzler
Umach
Jeree A. OW. Curtis
Tadig
Frank Lockwood
Helly
Eric Johnson
Vansyelo
Theodore Lond
Pendleton
Hons
J. Griswell
Helix
G. W. Davidson
Vansvole
Portland
Seatie
Theama
J. F. Cherry
Adama
Loontina
T H. Doppert
Huntington
Porland
York
Kiluride
Anle
Richmond
Helix District
Mikers Jonny
Teale
E. F Bolte
Pilot Rock
Haw
Indaw
Cottrell
Canmily
Enterpriw
Wallown County
A. Zeteht
Pen- Meton
Hellstodiy
Tie Farm
OM. Ladd
Ladd & Til
Portand
Mere A. BO Montgomery
Miss Curls
Mr Montgomery
Lehman Springs
F. Itny Jones
Cammerce
Uialen
Thomas Gorman
Umatilla
Paler
Stockton
Tnl
Woo Blewlines
Poudicion Academy
McMinn to Succeed Thompson at Family Theater
In the announcement of the Family theater opening in the new Martin building on Webb street, McMinn appears genial and accommodating. Thompson opened the Pantheon three weeks ago and has made friends in the city. he plans to stay and may engage in future ventures.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mooh
McMinn
Jack Thompson
T Ie Pamily
Martin Balding
Webb Street
Pantheon
Nate I
Peaert
Perhape
Vaudeville Week One at Frazer with Montrove led attractions
Beginning tomorrow night in Pendleton a vaudeville program will open Week One of the test vaudeville troupes to the Northwest led by Montrove and Montgomery. Prices are 10 20 and 80 cents. Also news of Charles Cunningham surgery and Pendleton Savings Bank semiannual report showing loans 822900 deposits 883000 total business 1077142.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Taylor
The
Frazer
Northwest
Montrove
Montgomery
le Ove
Pendleton
Savings’ Bank Report
Pendleton Savings Bank
Totel
Train to Walla Walla July 4 From Pendleton
No Daily Oregonian on Monday July 4. Oregon Railroad & Navigation Co runs a Pendleton to Walla Walla train at 1 am and returns at 11 pm. Round trip fare listed as $1. Special service to hear eagle scream noted.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Walla Walla
Pendleton
EC. Smith
Daily Font
Oregonian
Circuit Court Hears Five Theft Cases and Sentences One
In circuit court Judge Ellie presided as William Hope pleaded guilty to simple larceny and received zero days in county jail. Warren Stevens faced a charge of stealing several head of horses from C. Bo Barber near the city and was given next week to plead. Bi La Roque and two Indians from Umatilla were arraigned for stealing ponies and will enter pleas next week. William Duffy and G C White, about 18, appeared on charges of stealing two slicers from Sol Lahmery on the reservation and will plead next week.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Asea
Judee
Ellie
William Hope
Sullivan & Bond
Warren Stevens
C. Bo Barber
Thin City
Bi la Roque
Little Salmon
Umatilla
William Duffy
G. C. White
Sol Lahmery
Baptist church entertainment draws large crowd and raises debt funds
A Baptist church program drew excellent attendance and proved profitable for the church debt, with Maylene Fraker delivering a well received vocal performance and receiving multiple encores. Separately a Finnish laborer, Sam Hoagland, was killed when struck by a moving freight train near Unity, Oregon, with an inquest later absolving the crew. The region reports a booming Blue Mountain area, flourishing harvests, and an upcoming visit by J Le Weight, grand clerk of Women Woodcraft, touring the Northwest.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Baptist Church
Ae Previe Wialy
Maylene Fraker
McMinnville College
Sam Hoagland
O. K
William Wade
Baker City
Wade
Portland
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Main and
Alta Streets
Gratz’s
Boston
Martin's
Kunkel’s
McAdam
Ice Men
VU. C. Rader
Withee's
Nolte
Holibuch’s Bakery
East Court Street
Bunkers
Merchants’ Cafe
R. J
Newport Construction Company
Bebo
New York
Annie Wacawisk
Chicago
Stephen Wasclavik
W. m
James Hayes
Kam- Joh
Idaho
van Nuys
Presbyterian Church
Umatilla Reservation
J. C. Cornellion
Presbyterian Mission
Hunziker
Main Street
Koeppen
t*Torre Log Cabin
Koeppens
A. C. Koeppen & Brothers
the Frazer
Charles Cunningham
Shnpman
Wal
Cole
Vacelty
de. Botkin
Athena
Hamilton-Carhartt
Peoples Warehouse
Unity
Henry Lasicks
Camas Prairie
Catile
Blue Mountain
J. le Weight
Voodecraft
Norning
G. C. van Orsdull
Wright
Leadville
Grace
Workingmen’s Clothing Co
T. C. Taylor
Byers
Pendleton Roller Mills
Schwarz & Greulich Meat Co
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