City Briefs and Local Advertisements Review
A collage of small notices and ads lists services and goods: dry wood from Minnie at Donaldson’s. leather work and furniture from Leather Transfer Co. unfurnished rooms for rent. summer outings and theatre acts. real estate offerings. photography services. fresh butter. job ad for a housekeeper. stage and travel times. steel and hardware store pitches. camping gear. hunting rifle and ammo. groceries and cheaper prices. baked bread promotions. Rohrman bread praise and shop inspection notice.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Donaldaon
Minnie
Leather Transfer Co
Knox Sallory
Lehman Springs
Alta House
Hidaway Springs
Seo Hidaway Springs
Stove la
Ateria
Goodman Hardware Company
Wingham Springs
Pendleton
James Cornfield
Chase & Sanborn
C. Rohrman
Will Visit Near La Grande
Mrs. D. H. Waffle and Mrs. Fred Fairbanks depart by train tomorrow morning for La Grande to be joined there by Mr. Waffle and Mr. Fairbanks who will travel by team. The group will then visit W. Lyman, formerly of this city and now owner of a fruit farm near La Grande, for a few days of mountain outing.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
la Grande
D. H. Waffle
Fred Fairbanks
Mr. Waffle
Mr. Fairbanks
W. Lyman
Mra
C. Bergh
Umatila
Jon H. Parkes
Meacham Homestead
Monile B. Gwinn
Pendleton Sav- Inge Bank
Echo
Harry Burke
Hermiston Realty Company
C. J. Jackson
Hermiston
Pendleton
Leo Ankeny
Walla Walla
B. P. Dodd
Frank Hayes
Boston Store Shoe Department
Bingham Springs
John Baker
Baker & Folsom
Meacham
Albert Redd
Kahlotus
Wash
Jroin
Pendleton Resident Moves to Los Angeles Sea Coast
Martin Compton, after twenty years in Pendleton, leaves today for Los Angeles to reside permanently. He will live near the sea coast resorts with Los Angeles as his headquarters and home base.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Martin Compton
Pendleton
Los Angeles
Sea Coast
Knights of Pything Members Attend Funeral Meeting
All members of Damon lodge No 4 Knights of Pything are asked to meet in their castle hall at 6:40 this evening to attend the funeral of Brother Co FE Hull DAN P SMYTHE Councellor Commander.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Knights of Pything
Damon Lodge No. 4
Brother Co
FE. Hull
Dan P, Smythe
Councellor
Star Theater Presents New Monday and Thursday Program
At the Star theater this week an entire change of program will be seen on Monday and Thursday evenings. Illustrated songs and moving pictures form the delightful entertainment furnished at the Star.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Star Theater
The
Star
Chinese Hospital Plans In Portland Ready For Erection
Wealthy Chinese residents of Portland Oregon have organized to build an exclusively Chinese hospital in the city. The enterprise aims to spend about $60,000 on a centrally located, commodious and well equipped facility.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Portland
Ore
Indicted Woman Accused of Receiving Stolen Funds
Laura M. Carter, accused of aiding Chester B. Runyan in the Windsor Trust case, is indicted for receiving stolen goods after Runyan says he gave her $15,000 of $80,000 he stole and she took another $10,000 unseen. The incident centers on a New York trust teller and a substantial cash theft.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Laura M. Carter
Chester B. Runyan
Windsor Trust Company of
New York
Runyan
2000 specter of new film and two new songs tonight at the Star
A brief theater note announces the Star showing a new film and two new songs tonight. The listing highlights fresh entertainment options, inviting patrons to attend.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Star Theater
Notable Hermiston Residents Face Summer Movements
A long list of residents and visitors from Hermiston and nearby areas are noted to have spent or planned travels this week. Major Lee Moorhouse enjoyed Sunday at Hingham Springs while many others headed to Astoria, Bingham Springs, Meacham, Echo, Seaside, Newport, and coastal points for visits, business, or rest.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lee Moorhouse
Hingham Springs
George Hartman, Jr
Astoria
W. P. Card
Tutullla
McGee Delivers Himself for Boise Perjury Charge
Dr I L McGee of Coeur d Alene arrived in Boise and surrendered at the county jail to face a perjury charge connected with his Haywood case testimony. He said he left earlier that morning, traveled by train and freight, then by electric to Spokane and finally to Boise, where he will be arraigned and a preliminary hearing time set with attorney Ed J Frawley.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
W. D. Mason
Portland
Oliver P. Morton
Bingham Springs
Florence Smith
Walla Wal
Mia. A. KE. Lambert
G. M. Rice
Firat Na- Mona Bank
Newport
Bome
I. L. McGee
Coeur d'Alene
Leonard
Haywood
Boise
District Court
McGee
Ed J. Frawley
Robert 8. Bragen
Hodgin
Dr. McGee
Spokane
Pendleton
Umatilla
Pasco
Northern Pacific
Coeur Alene City
Spokesman-Review
Chateolet
Holse
Here
Sheriffs Office
Idaho
Special Grand Jury Hears Magill Case Amid Secret Session
A special grand jury was sworn in this morning to probe charges against Fred Magill and murder allegations involving his bride. Seventy four witnesses have been subpoenaed. Magill faces mixed public sentiment while his lodge members express support.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Cilnt.n
Fred Magill
Magill
Lodge
Warehouses Purchased by Local Landowners
Eight prominent local landowners near Turner and Covello bought the Interior Warehouse Company's warehouses at Turner and Whetstone Hollow. The firms acquired storage facilities with 76,000 sack capacity each, controlling about half the local warehouses. Buyers include F. M. Weatherford, Joseph Fontaine, Thomas Wilson, John Blessinger, C. J. Brougehton, Ed Eager and Grant Lowe for $8000. Dayton Courier-Press.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Turner and Covello
Interior Warehouse Company
Turner and Whetstone Hollow
Farmera
F. M. Weatherford
Joseph Fontaine
Thomas Wilson
John Blessinger
C. J. Brougehton
Ed Eager
Grant Lowe
Dayton Courier-Preas
Overproduction of Berries in Valley Pressures Prices
The Independence Enterprise reports loganberries in the valley overproduced last season, causing a price slump. Drying experiments were pursued to offset low prices, with promising results and potential for a new marketing method for loganberries and raspberries.
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Independence
Hotel Arrivals List Across West Coast Cities
A long hotel arrivals list shows guests at the Hotel St George and Hotel Pembleton among others across Portland Seattle Walla Walla Hermiston Spokane and related stops. Names include J J Hogan C L Irvain W E Geary George Sykes J Manus and many more with multiple wives and companions noted. The register highlights travelers from San Francisco New York Chicago Denver and beyond visiting hotels in the region.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Hotel
St. George
J. J. Hogan
Portland
C. L. Irvain
Milton
W. E. Geary
San Francisco
George 5
Sykes
Omaha
J. Manus
Walla Walla
Berk. Ferguson
City
Robert Lesiie
A. M. Shannon
Dr. Berquist
Lenora
Month J
Wax
W. V. Ward
H. D. Maynard
New York
A. B. Appers
Geo. Brown
Mason City
W. EB. Connors
Seattle
L. C. Weidler
Charles Mills
W. ¥. eHaley
Chicago
J. L. Damon
N. B. Stanfield
Echo
Harry R. Beete
Hermiston
W. A. Daugherty
L. Kiffin
Jackson
W. J. Collins
F. C. Hanley
J. A. Allison
H. F. Johnson
Fred Blake
Adams
Robert Miller
St. Paul
W. H. Durham
L. L. Rogers
J. L. Myers
Frank Covert
Wm. Dunn
L. Rathburn
H. Bedfard
J. M. Shaw
J. G. Bellows
J. BE. Clinghlee
C. H. Woodward
Council Bluffs
BJ. Tinling
H. Bedard
J. P. McEachin
Helix
John H. Garbar
Washington
C. A. Reid
Spokane
Penibeton
W. D. Terrill
A. M. Bevins
J. J. Quilland
J. B. Eddy
Thomas Nestor
Berking
W. L. Redder
F. J. Paradice
Denver
C. J. Vandewater
J. H. Grackhen
W. B. Krause
J. H. Maloney
R. Blend
Hugh J. O'Neill
James Peters
J. Alexander
E. H. Hanke
Oliver P. Morton
A. D. Chace
Concord
T. C. Helperson
Minneapolis
J. PB. Hayden
H. D. Ashbury
N. Morowell
Golden Tule
Wm. Fraker
McKay
M. P. Barries
Grace Kelley
Juniper
H. Englar
A. F. Jones
Eliza Morton
Maud Scort
H. B. Jones
A. Frans
Edgerton and
J. J. Cramer
W. L. Vincent Heppner
G. W. Brown
Pendleton
W. L. Mathews
Piict Rock
Fred Christie
G. H. Ness
G. M. Hays
Cold Springs
C. C. Davidson
C. van Ambrough
Co. BH. Pflugar
Sumpter
Mrs. Kennedy
E. Putnam
Butte
Colfax
Lane Family Arrives in Auburn Maine After Cross-Continent Journey
Mrs. Mary J. Lane and her daughter Miss Neva Lane have reached Auburn Maine on July 17 following a two week continental trip. They paused at Vancouver Selkirke Fort Williams Toronto and Boston and visited the Thousand Islands in the St Lawrence river. A card from Miss Lane notes the rapids were less thrilling than expected.
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Maine
Mary J. Lane
Neva Lane
Auburn
Vancouver
Selkirke
Fort Williams
Toronto
Boston
Thousand Islands
St. Lawrence
Lane
Death of Dr William Ashmead Summer Leader of Lutheran Press
Dr William Ashmead Summer president of the board of publication for the Evangelical Lutheran church died at his Philadelphia home on July 27 aged 65.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
William Ashmead Summer
Board of Publication of
The
Evangelical Lutheran Church
Philadelphia
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Teutsch’s Dep't
Oregon
Hansen
Donaldons
Bee Minnie
Thileth Street
Bowman Photo Studio
Wiley Fraaler
West Bluff
Jane A Streets
East Oregonian
Rohrman
Harveal
Louis Hunziker
Main St
Koeppens
W. H. Skinner
Herminton
D. ¢. Brownell
H. J. Latowrelle
G. W. Phelps
Seaside
John H. Garber
Washington, D
BE. P. Marshall
Harold Warner
Mrs. Wood Pasley
National Guard
George W. Newberry
Company L
I. W. McClure
A. C. Funk
Taylor
W. L. van Nuys
W. H. Bleakney
Leive
Alba
Charles Shockey
Daniel Shockey
Pomeroy
Charles Eppinger
St. M. Malberry
Mr. Eppinger
Mr. Mayberry
J. M. Bentley
J. W. McCormini
Mr. Rantley
M'Gehe
Grand Jury
Magills
WM. Scott
Great Mountain Resort
Blue Mountains
Hidaway
Alab
Lontve
Gt Domett & Co
Tallman's
James Lehman
Hive Mountains
James Lohman
Lohman Springs
Tallman's Drug Store
Golden Rule Hotel
Ralph Shepard
J. M. Smith
Starbuck
G. M. Carey
R. N. Stanfield
Miss Adolts
F. M. Goodwin
W. G. Rowland
W. H. Wilson
W. T. Lynch
Sultt Lake
L. C. Lord
G. D. Galley
Mrs. Winstill
J. L. Hanson
J. B Langford
A. G. Cummings
J. Chase
W. FR. McMahon
J. F. Melcher
W. E. Connor
A. D. Chase
F. J. Donaldson
Lee Street
Court Street
Frank B. Clopton & CO
E. Court. St., Pendleton, Ore
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