City Briefs and Local Advertisements Parade
Local notices include rental postings, sale items, and store promotions. Rader Furniture teems with discounted refrigerators and tents while Teutsch Department Store advertises shoes and dresses. The Great Eastern Department Store hosts a 30 day carnival sale with musical programs and a Wonderland feature for Pendleton residents.
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Carpeu
Rader's
H. J. Stillman
Blue Mountain
Nichols
Roosevent
Botton
Teutsch Department Store
Oxfords
Teutsch's
Congress of Beauties
Great Eastern
St. George
Cooper
Great Eastern Department
West Court Street
Dutton
Aura Street
Great Booster
Pendleton
Great Eastern Department Store
Iggorlotes Por Portland at Lewis and Clark Fair
Portland plans a living exhibit welcoming 60 Bontoc Iggorotes by August first to build a village near the Homer Davenport farm for the Lewis and Clark exposition. After securing Taft and Governor Wright's consent, the natives will perform dances eat dog and smoke in a display of their culture, then return home after the fair.
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Portland
Uncle Sam
Manila
Taft
Luke E. Wright
Philippine Islands
America
Homer Davenport
Pacific West
School Property for Sale by Board on East Court Street
School board announces sale of lots and buildings from former schoolhouses now used as clan rooms. They will sell as soon as a buyer with required capital appears, with priority given to a property on East Court Street.
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John Hailey
East Court Street
Ball Set For Grover Martin Pending Appeal
Judge Ellis postpones action as certificate of probable cause is sought by defense in manslaughter case. Grover Martin may be granted ball tonight or tomorrow. Judge Fee questions Supreme Court authority after trial denial. Ball amount remains at the court's discretion.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Grover Martin
Supreme Court
Ellis
C. B H. Carter
Wolverton
Haif
Fee
Martin
Numerous visitors and residents pass through Pendleton
A long list of locals and visitors in Pendleton includes J H Butler of Olex, Buller creek stockman James Nelson, Pilot Rock sheepman Douglas Belts, Mrs Williams of Pilot Rock, farmer M Hall of Weston, merchant Mat Halverson of Ione, J Pitsgerald of Portland rail force, Wood Pasley returning from Portland, Dr W G Cole bound for med convention, Mr and Mrs J R Wallace returning from Portland, wool buyer Jacob Scheverman of San Francisco, photographer Bruce Burns in British Columbia, BR Wolff of San Francisco arriving for days of business, William McDonald traveling for Collier's Weekly, Miss Elizabeth Duncan now guest in Pendleton, Dr W O Deputy from Kirksville in the city, Otto F L Herse of Corvallis, E L Stillman back from New York, L Samuel state agent of Equitable Life in town, E D B Young confectioner visiting McMinnville, Miss Jennie Heathman and Miss Florence Smyth to Portland, Harry Heathman promoted in Portland, Mark Moorhouse visiting Portland, Mrs F T Mattaur of Ogden leaving for Portland, Mrs George A Hartman and Mrs Lina…
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J. H. Butler
Olex
Condon
James Nelson
Buller Creek
Douglas Belts
Pilot Rock
Mra. Williams
M. Hall
Weston
Mat Halverson
Ione, Jre
J. Pitsgerald
0. R. & N. de Votive Force
Portland
Wood Pasley
W. G. Cole
J. R. Wallace
Jacob Scheverman
San Francisco
Pendleton
Bruce Burns
British Columbia
Kootena Lake
BR. B. Wolff
W. & Byers
William McDonald
Salt Lake City
Collier's Weekly
Elizabeth Duncan
Lee Moorhouse
W. O
Kirksville
Willamette Valley
Jennie Heathman
Florence Smyth
Mise Heathman
Harry Heathman
Mark Moorhouse
F.T. Mattaur
Ogden
Mra. Brown
Mattaur Ia
F. ‘T. Mattaur
Harrimanines
George A. Hartman
Lina
Sturgis Family Plans Portland Visit and Mt Rainier Trip
Sturgis and his son Cyrus will travel to Portland this evening to visit relatives and friends. Mrs. Sturgis will spend time in Medford before returning, while Mrs. Hartman stays in Portland for most of the summer. Mr. J A Borle and daughter Finchon, now in Seattle, depart July 16 with a Mammas party to climb Mt Rainier, a two week trip after which Mrs. Borle and Finchon will visit Portland briefly before continuing to Pendleton.
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Sturgis
Tatters
Cyrus
Portland
Medford
Hartman
J. A. Borle
Finchon
Seattle
Mt. Rainier
Walla Walla Health Officer Reports Low Death Rate
The county health officer reports to the state board that Walla Walla County has the lowest death rate in the state per population. Over April to June there were 16, 20, and 19 deaths respectively, averaging just over 18 monthly. Heart disease led with 11 deaths, pneumonia and tuberculosis followed with six each. other causes totaled one to three. Births totaled 75 for the quarter, averaging 26 per month.
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State Board of Health
Walla Walla
King Worcester Wedding in Baker City Church
The quiet marriage of Jerry King and Miss Effie Worcester took place at 2 30 pm on June 27 1906 at St Stephen Episcopal church Baker City The ceremony was conducted by Dr G Taylor Griffith in the presence of a few relatives and friends J J Worcester father of Miles Worcester gave the bride away Mine Worcester is well known in the city and Mr King is a noted Pendleton ball player The couple kept the wedding a secret and will reside in this city
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Jerry King
Effie Worcester
St. Stephen's Episcopal Church
Baker City
G. Taylor Griffith
J. J. Worcester
Miles Worcester
Worcester
Mr. King
Pendleton
Mrs. King
Fined in Oregon Assault Case In City Hearing
Police Judge presided this morning over the case of the State of Oregon versus Gus Hill charged with assault and battery on Charles A. Kidder. Hill was fined five dollars as the court found partial blame on both sides after a fracas in which Kidder sustained the worse injuries. Kidder had sworn out a warrant for Hill and Hill was summoned to appear for trial. The examination concluded that fault lay with both parties and the fine was lightened accordingly.
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Gerald
State
Oregon
Gus Hill
Aymault
Charles A. Kidder
Bill
Kidder
Hill
Trin
Deputy Jeff Stephens Named Special Officer in Town
Marshal Cortman appoints Jeff Stephens as special deputy to combat idle men and potential crooks. Deputy appointments require council approval and are endorsed at tonight’s council meeting, with affirmation likely.
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Marshal Cortman
Jeff Stephens
Nessat
Stephens
Death of B F Lane in Nolin noted
Death occurred at 12 40 this afternoon of A F Lane a well known Nolin resident. He had suffered from facial erysipelas and spent about five days in hospital seeking relief but did not survive. Funeral arrangements had not been made at press time.
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B. F. Lane
A. F. Lane
Nolin
Flooding at Salton desert as waves threaten works
The Salton desert mood rises with sea surging around Liverpool Balt company's operations. Earthquake shocks drive workers to mountains as buildings face ruin. critics deride indulgent lifestyles while warning of rapid collapse among the rich and powerful.
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Salton
Salton Desert
Liverpool Balt Company
Forest management along the Mississippi River lands eyed for steady timber yields
The bureau studies a 16 mile wide river strip between Cairo and New Orleans, where levees limit cultivation but allow selective logging of mature trees especially ash and hickory. It urges conservative logging, preservation of young ash and hickory, fire protection, and potential reforestation before agriculture expands. It also notes goats as domestic leather sources and the fate of surplus goats in urban markets and cannery shares.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Bureau of Forestry
Misssissippi
Cairo
New Orleans
Jow Water
Bureau
Government
Bureau of Animal Industry
United States
Department of Agriculture
India
Morocco
France
William
Nanny
Hay Fever Abolished By Hyomei Cure Claims
Excerpts tout Hyomei as a preventive and curative treatment for hay fever, recommending two to three weeks use before symptoms and faithful use after onset to relieve and cure. Claims highlight in home climate relief and a $1 outfit with 50-cent refills from Tall man & Co, with money-back promise. Lick Observatory faces threat from nearby forest fires.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
White Mountains
Costa Hut
Tallman & Co
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Lee Teutsch
Kirta Lee Teutach
Douglas
Boston
W. D. Hansford
Cigars and Tobacco
Howard
Court Street
Woods
Luke
East Oregonian
Hidaway Springs
Gritman’s
Leather
Idaho Editorial Association
Strong
Boise
Louis Hunziker
Pitty Bontoc
Koeppens
A. C. Koeppen & Brothers
Slate
James A. Fee
Ells
King-Worcester
Gus
Wil
Marshal Corfman
Bent Murdock
Rick
Howeye
the Peoples Warehouse
Lotus
Adc
Pendleton’s Great Bargain Store
Peoples Warehouse
Eumer
Goodman-Thompson Co. Hardware—Plumbing
Missisippi
Lick Observatory
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