City Briefs scattered items at Bowman hotel and merchants
A crowded notice list highlights a Bowman hotel Wanted Belboy position, Hansen s sundries at Donald son s, dry wood vendors, Don aldson s soda fountain, Minnis dry wood, Leathers Transfer Co drag work, unfurnished housekeeping rooms for rent, new Knox sailors for summer, Mrs Campbell s Millinery, film and songs at Star Theater, several for sale and rent ads, stage schedules for Lehman and Hidaway Springs, and various local business promotions.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Donaldson
Leathers Transfer Co
New Knox Sailors
Campbell's Millinery
East Oregonian
Night riders surround farm home in Hopkinsville shooting
About 100 night riders surrounded Stephen Moseley's farm home in Hopkinsville Kentucky at 2 a.m. They fired around 100 bullets wounding Moseley in the face ear and hand while his wife suffered a pierced eye from a door wire screen. They dragged Moseley out and warned him to stop talking. Moseley is a noted anti tobacco advocate.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Hopkinsville
Stephen Moseley
Moseley
Anti-Tobacco Association
Woman Kills Children and Herself in Jealous Despair
Copenhagen July 23. Mrs. Nelson driven by loss of her position as housekeeper to a land owner Ullkjar sought revenge by hanging Ullkjar's three children and then killed her own three children and hanged herself. The list of names following includes residents from multiple cities across the country.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ami
Copenhagen
Nelson
Ullkjar
Ulkjar
Men Wanted for City Trenches Withee Ad
A notice seeks a dozen or more men to man city trenches with application directed to W. Br. Withee. Also a marriage license was granted to Samuel Co Lightfoot and Bertha V. Ellenberger today.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
W. BR
Samuel Co, Lightfoot
Bertha V. Ellenberger
Personal mentions fill Pendleton social page bustle
E M Wright of Union and Mrs Wilbur Bulger of Echo visit Pendleton while Mrs C R Lisle returns to Echo after business. Mayor Fee attends horse sale in Umatilla. Dr W H Lytle from Bingham Springs. J T Geer of the Morning Tribune heads to Weston. Col H G Newport returns to Hermiston. Mrs Gua LaFontaine and daughter depart for Long Beach. Mrs J R Dickson and Frankie visit Llinda. Mrs F W Vincent returns from Portland. Mrs G H Probett and Ruth to Long Beach for summer. Jerry Stone returns from Athena trip. Baker & Folsom’s John Baker visits Meacham. Ross Newport joins Col Newport in Hermiston on business. East Oregonian manager George Robbing to Hermiston. Miles C Moore, ex-governor of Washington, at Pendleton Hotel. Mrs Abe Jones from Hood River joins husband here. Frank G Mitchell returns from Hillsboro vacation. H C Hays and Miss Mamie Hays Mrs Nell and Master Richard go to Meacham. Sheriff Frank Childers in city with Mrs Childers en route to Sand Point. Dale Slusher heads to Southern California then Stanford studies. Mrs L Stone of Salem passes through with Ida Holgarth, committed to asylum.
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Mra. C. R. Lisle
Echo
Jama A. Fee
Umatilla
W. H. Lytle
Bingham Springs
T. 'J. Geer
Morning Tribune
Weston
Col H. G. Newport
Hermiston
Gua LaFontaine
Long Beach
John Rust
Olcott
Meacham
Mise Myrtle Hill
Frank Curl
Ross Newport
Col
H. G. Newport
George Robbing
East Oregonian
Miles C. Moore
Washington
Walla Walla
Pendleton
Abe Jones
Hoodriver
H. C. Hays
Mamie Hays
Mia
J. C. Nell
Richard
Frank Childers
Union County
Umatilla Indian Hurt by Self Shot Incident
Lon Thomas of the Umatilla reservation near Pendleton accidentally shot himself in the right foot while handling a small 22 caliber pistol during a visit. The bullet was removed from the sole of his foot.
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Umatilla
Lon Thomas
Pendleton
la Grande Morning Star
Two Trains Delayed on Westbound Oregonian Route
No. 6 Portland bound train arrived about six this morning, two hours late, after meeting eastbound No. 6 at 12:16 last night. Passengers diverted to Hereaf at Heat Oregonian.
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Portland
Forest Rangers in Demand Salaries From $720 to $1400
Washington July 23 reports on forest ranger exams for the United States forest reserve service. Candidates can start at 720 a year, with growth to 1400 as they gain aptitude. Ranges require health, horse management, surveying, timber work, and in Arizona and New Mexico Spanish for business with Mexican users.
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Washington
D. C
Esuit
United States Forest Reserve Service
Forest Rangers
Cabing
Hineelf
Arizonia
New Mexico
Dutiee
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Teutsch’s Dept
Oregon
Belboy
Bowman Hotel
Donaldson's
The
Star Theater
E. T. Wade
Coutts & Bittner
John Schmidt
Alta Hotel
Peoples Warehouse
Lehman Springs
Alta House
Hidaway Springs
D. E. Gilman
Heppner
Ore
Mark Moorhouse
Goodman Hardware Company
Cosble Street
Livermore & Bickers
Lilleth Street
Bowman Photo Studio
Chase & Sanborn Coffee
C. Rohrman
James Cornfield
Louis Hunziker
Main
Golden Rale
Dan R. Brown
Ta Grande
Charley Lightfoot
E. M. Wright
Union
Mra
Wilbur Bulger
J. R. Dickson
Frankie
Mrs. Dickson
Llinda
F. W. Vincent
G. H. Probett
Ruth
Wash
Jerry Stone
Athena
John Baker
Baker & Folsom Furniture Store
Frank G. Mitchell
Pendleton Drug Company
Hillsboro
Dale Slusher
Southern California
Stanford University
Mra. L. Stone
Salem
Ida Holgarth
Lostine
Wallowa County
State Asylum For the
Oregonian
Clevelands Superior
Cleveland
Vancouver
L. Edwin Dudley
B. C
Manitoba
China
Japan
Rohrman
Deposit
New York
Chicago
Heyworth Bldg
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