Gratz's Get Bunny and Local Store Notices
Fragmented ad list with Gratz's offerings, Kunkel's, Martin's, and Wayne County shop notes. Mentions of ice cream at Delta, cleaning services, hats, lamps, dinnerware, and a variety of classifieds. Also notes Bishop Potter theft, Alabama drunkenness law fact, and a Denver & Rio Grande World Fair excursion from Portland with $60 rate to St. Louis.
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Lea Teutach
Columbia
Gratz’s
Fuji
the Exchange
Court Street
Nalf*s
St. George
World's Fair Rates From Pendleton by O R N Company
The O R N Company shows low fares to St Louis and Chicago with options via St Louis or direct routes. Pendleton to St Louis and return 60.00. Pendleton to Chicago and return 65.00. Chicago via St Louis 62.50. Chicago return via St Louis 60.25. Tickets on sale June through October on specific dates. passes valid 10 days outbound and 90 days return. Stopovers allowed within transit limits. E. C. Smith, Agent. Agents Wanted in Umatilla County for Commission by R. Johnson at Hotel Bickers.
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0. R. & N. Company
Pendleton
Stt. Louis
Chicago
St. Louis
Vice Versa
E. C. Smith
Prominent visitors and residents in Pendleton scene
Local notes list E Porter Meneham, Jerry St Dennis Athena, Goulit Bono, McManus Pilot Rock, Dr Hall Grande, T J Kirk Athena farmer, J M Berry La Grande merchant and politician visiting Pendleton. Mrs Paddick Union to be operated on Monday at St Anthony's. Robinson leaves for Moreham after visit. Donovan O R N Line inspector, J L Jackson Dayton guest at Hotel Bickers. Mrs Schrack operated at St Anthony's. Dr Smith in charge. Mrs Hendryx Portland guest of Colonel Raley. Chenault La Grande brought to St Anthony's for operation by Dr Richardson. Mrs Coston Spokane visitor two weeks with her parents. Mr and Mrs Nunn Grand Forks guests. Brinton in city seeking NW relocation. Cutrey brothers La Grande editors in town. Land office registrar Davis in city. praised by department. W B Paddock La Grande real estate dealer in town. views on county seat move to La Grande.
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Jerry St. Dennis
Athena
P. Goulit
Bono
John P. McManus
Pilot. Rock
M. Kk. Hall
Te Grande
Toa
Sy George
T. J. Kirk
Fing
J. M. Berry
la Grande
F. A. Paddick
Union
St. Anthony's
A. ON. Robinson
Moreham
T. Donovan
R. & N. Iineman
J. L. Jackson
With
Dayton
Wash
Morgan Schrack Tonderwent
St Anthony's
J. Smith
N. Hendryx
Portland
Pendleton
J. H. Ra
Grand Forks
N. D
Lee Hell
Mrs. Nunn
Mr. Held
E. W. Davis
Harmon of Ohio in the lead for the vice presidency
Delegates from New York Pennsylvania Ohio Indiana Missouri and others met at the Southern hotel in Sheban room to discuss the presidential nomination. Rumors say Harmon of Ohio is the likely vice presidential choice as the conference broke up without a firm decision. Judge Parker, in contrast, remained cheerful after a morning Hudson River swim as details of nominations circulated.
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Lewis
Shorty
New York
Pennsylvania
Ohio
Tiaois
Indiana
Missouri
View
Sheban
Southern
Gray
Delaware
Tillman
Daniel
Virginia
South
Harmon
St. Lews
Judson Harmon
Dubois
Idaho
Bryan
Parker
Esopus
SN. Y
Judge Parker
Hudson River
Judge Parker Declines Comment on Nomination
The judge said he would say nothing on the subject until formally notified of the nomination. He greeted several newspaper men at his home. Parker retired last night at 1 and appeared at his usual hour this morning. E C Wall telegraphed his congratulations and pledged vigorous support.
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Parker
Judge Wall
Milwaukee
E. C. Wall
The Howards Bring Threefold Theatrical Glow to Pendleton
Pendleton theatergoers face a blue day as the Howards Frank Sam and Mable depart after a celebrated visit. The trio known for wholesome, original farce and comedy has endeared themselves to audiences with deft performances and strong soprano numbers by Mable. Their absence will leave a gap in local stages and memories.
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Pendleton
Frank
Sam
Mable
Farve
Mable Howard
Weil
Tramp Fatally Struck Near Arlington Reported
Passengers arriving on a Portland train report an unknown man was struck by a train near Arlington last night and killed instantly. The mangled body was found this morning and taken to Arlington by the Portland rail crew. Authorities assume the man was intoxicated and a tramp.
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Portland
Arlington
Mineowners' official heads to death by self destruction
W H Morgan founder and executive of Grouse Mountain Gold Mining Co was found dead in a Denver lodging house. He earlier killed himself with poison then a pistol shot on July 4. A letter alleged to be from his wife referenced threats by political figure General Bell and hinted at forced martial law to suppress union activity.
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Baer & Daley
Lee Teutach
Henry C. Potter
New York
Alabama
Colorado
Denver
W. H. Morgan
Grouse Mountain Gold Mining Company
Cripple Creek
Will
Also Mentioned on This Page
Oxfords
Gratz
Boston
Kunkel
McAdam
Martin’s
Barrows
Kunkel's
Iran
Nthir
Optie Newport Construction
Bebo
Rohrman
Long Beach Pendleton
Wickham
A. C. Rader
Cash Registera
Withee's
Bearon
Denver & Rio Grande
Missouri Pacific
Poliia
Jowsler
Main Street
Umatilla County
Johnson
Hotel Bickers
Old Fe Cabin
A. C. Koeppen & Brothers
E. Porter
Mene
Ham
P. Y. Brinton
St. Joseph
Coburn, Okie
Ely Tolay
Cutrey Brothers
George
Fred
Hearst
Lawrence
Hill
Murphy
McCarren
Shehan
Campau
Merceriz
Workingmen’s Clothing Co. and
Webbirs
T. C. Taylor
Byers
Pendleton Roller Mills
Prop
The
Schwarz & Greulich Meat Co
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