Local notices mix in a busy city page fragment
A clipped city page fragment lists varied items and events including shops Hawley Kunkel Frazer The Boston Teutsch’s and Gratz’s selling groceries dry goods and summer clothing. It mentions vaudeville at Frazer and Fraser week acts such as Sam and Frank Howard Mable Howard and Macbeth lamp goods. also notes a hotel cooking job request and an open air school of horsemanship by Professor Haw with a Bolivian minister visiting Washington aiming to ease territorial tensions.
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Frazer
Callahans
Boston
Teutsch's
Gratz's
Baer & Daley's
the Fraser
Sam
Frank Howard
The
Fraser
Mable Howard
Kunkel‘s
Macbeth
Nelf's
St. George
Cooper
Joerger's
West Court Street
J. P. Navin
Helix
Pantheon Theater
Rudolph Martin
George Perliger
Clerk Skinner
Seattle
Seatie Electric Company
Carnival Closes Tonight At Local Fairground
The Dixie Carnival Company ends a successful week at the fairground tonight and will stay tomorrow and Monday to travel to La Grande for a week long carnival. The company delivered a clean, moral show and profits will benefit the Eagles hall building project in the city.
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Carnival
Dixie Carnival Company
Thin Place
la Grande
Vaudeville at the Frazer brings a touring company
The Howard Vaudeville Company returns from a two town tour toward Walla Walla tonight and performs at the Frazer all next week featuring farce comedy and vaudeville Misses shoes priced at two dollars lopped to one dollar Teutech's.
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Frazer
Howard Vaudeville Company
Here
Walla Walla
Leased Hotel Cruise to Modernize Martin Building
George Crate has leased the Martin building at Webb and Cottonwood to convert it into the Hotel Cruise on the European plan with about four thousand dollars in remodeling. The hotel will have 23 rooms on the second floor, electric heating, baths, lavatories, and a telephone in each room. An office will be created in the saloon area with a private entrance, and a large grill will serve both as dining space and party rooms. Pendleton expects another hotel soon.
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Pendleton
Martin
Webb and
Cottonwood Streets
George Crate
Cruise
Jever Sory
Rothchild Broa
Portland
Ott Ted
Webb
Cottonwood
Delegates appointed for Oregon Development League meeting
County Judge H J Bean mails notices naming ten delegates from Umatilla County to the Portland convention August 2 3. Delegates include W G Cole J W Daley T C Taylor Milt Musgrove J M Watrous D C Brownell and W L D Hansfort Pendleton Echo Weston Adame Athena Milton among others. The act aims to organize the Oregon Development League under Portland Commercial Association guidance.
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Umatilla
The
Development League
H. J. Bean
Portland
Oregon Development League
Bean
W. G. Cole
Pendleton
G. W.proehbster
Weston
J. W. Daley
T. C. Taylor
Charles H
Oregon
Commercial Association
J. A. Borie
Penanhe
Roosevelt
H. Alexander
F. E B. Judd
Lee Teutsch
Albert Cohen
T. G. Halley
Bert Huffman
E. P. Dodd
C. J. Smith
Personal mentions provide news of visits and travels in Echo area
W E Brown Echo News editor is a business visitor. Walter H Watkins Seattle attorney visits city, guest of William Leathers. Leathers and wife depart tonight for Lehman Springs outing. Walter M Pierce returns from Hot Lake and La Grande farm. B E Wolfe to Portland for a several day visit. FP Nicholas of St Joe Store returns after funeral in Colfay. A W Robinson and Mrs Robinson of Echo Land and Lumber in town on business. Miss Stella Alexander and Miesida Thompson go to Portland for weeks visiting friends. Mrs William Blakley and Mrs I Rothrock of Pendleton transact business in town. Adams Advance Ringe, former R & N bill clerk, visiting after four years. Miss Jennie Dykes of Milton to protracted World’s Fair tour. Charles Bartholomew of Echo moved to Currensville near Portland with family. H C Willis of Echo attends Portland August 2 Oregon Development League meeting representing Foster.
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W. E. Brown
Echo News
Ise
Walter H. Watkins
Seattle
William Leathers
Lehman Springs
Walter M. Pierce
Hot Lake
la Grande
B. E. Wolfe
Portland
FP. Nicholas
St. Joe
Colfay
A. W. Robinson
Echo Land & Lumber Company
Robinson
Stella Alexander
Miesida Thompson
William Blakley
I. ©. Rothrock
Pendleton
Adams Advance
Jennie Dykes
Milton
Charles Bartholomew
Echo
Currensville
H. C. Willis
Oregon Development League
Foster
Sale Falls Through at Hotel Pendleton Auction
J J Kelly failed to deliver the required cash, causing the Hotel Pendleton sale by Van Dran Bros to collapse. Van Dran vows not to reduce price and calls Kelly’s actions bad faith after Kelly left for Portland. The men had spent days invoicing the property before the breakdown.
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J. J. Kelly
Pendleton
van Dran Bros
Kelly
Portland
Cowper van Dran
Berkeley
Cal
Green goods circulars flood city with counterfeit bills
The city has been flooded with green goods circulars from New York promising counterfeit bills in 5, 10, and 20 denominations. No signatures appear and addressees are urged to wire for "catalogue No. 7" to buy the goods. One man received a genuine dollar as a specimen and Heine wired thanks.
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New York
Bunko
Heine
Household Goods for Sale by Carl Gutott
Carl Gutott offers his entire household goods for sale including a new piano a organ steel range two bedroom suite extension table and more. Address 512 Clay Street.
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Carl Gutott
Clay Street
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McAdams
Hawley
Henan
Court Street
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Wickham
U. C. Rader
Withee's
Delta
Hawley’s
Kunkel's
Hawley Bros
Professor Haw
Condon
Condon Globe
Dr. Guadalla
Washington
United States
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Mexico
Weiling
Prressive Jeweler
Main Street
Teutech's
Martin Building
Cottonwood Street
BE. Bean
Atock
Umatilla County
Grant County
Dade Duncan
Mr. Rhode
Barnhart
Roy Conklin
Union
Union Republican
Unicon
Peoples
Wyk
Green Goods
Rubele al
Workingmen’s Clothing Co
Pendleton Roller Mills
W. & Byers
Prop
Schwarz & Greulich Meat Co
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