City Briefs and Local Notices Compilation
Nut sed uf sed CC Rader Rader Carpeta Rader Carpet s Rader Furniture Rader Furniture Candy Dutton offers his home for sale Pumper Wanted Girl to do housework Apply at EC office New thing of men's tea Just In 250 and 0 at Teutech's Highest cash price for second hand goods at Sharon and Eddings For Sale 1 room cottage and two for P1000 515 Jane street Ask your grocer for Blue Mountain butter 1c pound 5c pallet Clothing from 10 per cent to half price at Troonevelt's Boston Store Fancy ribbons 12 1 2c to 60c yard ail widths and colors Teutach's An express shipment of labels neckwear See them at Teutech's store The St George restaurant open day and night Mrs Cooper proprietor For Sale Lot and five room house All modern conveniences Apply to 600 Raley street For Rent six room house furnished All modern conveniences Apply 400 West Court street Dutton's wagon will bring your door daily and supply any amount of ice cream direct from a dish up Leathers Nichils transfer moves trunks and does all kinds of job work Phone Mary 2804 or itive orders at Gritman's clearators
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Teutech's
Sharon & Eddings
Jane Efrect
Troonevelt
Boston
Teutach's
Lables
St. George
Cooper
Raley Street
West Court Street
Dutton’s
Wigon
Leathers & Nichil
Gritman’s
Learators
Umatilla and Morrow County Day Rail Schedule
Exposition special coach schedule lists departure from Milton at 7:00 am and from Weaton fra Me. to Athena with prices from 6.85 to 6.00. Connections at Heppner Junction join trains from Heppner, arriving Portland 8:26 pm. Tickets valid seven days at the exposition.
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Milton
Weaton
Fra
Heppner
Arive Portland
Funeral of Union County pioneer to be held tomorrow
Dr Lytin K Blakeslee will leave for Union tonight to attend the funeral of his father C L Blakeslee a pioneer of Union county. The elder Blakeslee died yesterday at 11 36 after gastric trouble. He was an early teacher Mason and public spirited leader in Union County. The funeral will be held tomorrow afternoon under Masonic display.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Blakeslee
Union County
Ertigen
Unider
Misonle
Two Killed by Lightning Near Wenatchee and Portland
During a heavy thunderstorm yesterday evening Cooper aged 45 and his 11 year old companion were struck and killed by lightning near Wenatchee Washington. Media Bohrer living near Portland was also killed in the same manner. The event recalls the rarity of lightning deaths in Oregon. At Santa Rosa California Dr and Mrs Hiram Cole celebrated their 50th wedding anniversary. He was 84 and she 92.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Cooper
Wenatchee
Wash
Media Bohrer
Portland
Santa Rosa
Cal
Hiram Cole
Residents and visitors noted in Pendleton area social briefing
Mina Olive Jones of La Grande visits the Bickers while Dorothy Lampkin departs Portland after a visit. Enterprise’s Me and Pon with daughter are at the Bickers, and Spencer Simmons the contractor is in Portland for the expo. Mire Alice Van Nuys is in Portland with friends, H H Hill from Athena arrives by evening train, A B Brephens of Umatilla visits, Miss Marie Thompson returns to Pendleton, Rev J B Bell of Baker City travels to Pendleton to attend Pioneer events, George My Bmith of O R and N, an attorney, heads to Weston on official business, Mabel McDill returns to Walla Walla and resumes Whitman College duties. John Stevens of OR & N, switch engine fireman, takes vacation as Ben Conner works on the engine. Mrs E B Williams of Pilot Rock and daughter Dorothy plan a summer in University Park near Portland. Dale Slusher returns from Stanford after preyear, via Seattle to witness college boat race. Rev J R N Bell passes through Pendleton toward Walla Walla to deliver the Pioneer address at Crmatilla County event tomorrow.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mina Olive Jones
la Grande
Dorothy Lampkin
Portland
Me & Pon
Enterprise
Spencer Simmons
Mire Alice
van Nuys
H. H. Hill
Athena
A. B. Brephens
Umatilla
Mish Marie ‘Thompooh
Pendleton
Willamette Valley
J. BR. N. Bell
Baker City
Hove
George My Bmith
Ecity
Weston
Mabel McDill
Walla Walla
Whitman College
John Stevens, Or, & N
Ben Conner
Tle Price
E. Baum
Sadie
New York
Multhy
Mire Anna Deal
East
Michigan
W. E. Davison
W. E. Davidson
Dale Slusher
Stanford University
Northern Pacific
Seattle
J. R. N. Bell
Wille Walla
Crmatilla County
Young Man Wilder Charged With Insanity in County Court
John W Wilder, a stranger, was examined before County Judge Bean after a disorderly incident in the Wilkinson shop area. Ragan Ridenour filed the complaint. Wilder claimed many people were pursuing him. He was fined $10 in police court, then discharged by the county judge finding no insanity basis.
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John W. Wilder
Tmilay
Wew
Wilkinson
Deing
Bean
Wilder
Ragan Ridenour
J. T. Hinkle
Felix Ridenour
Malin
Mitly Poultiat Hey
Eagan Ridenour
Sunflower Seeds and Customs in Holy Russia Sparks Curiosity
The article notes Russians consuming vast quantities of sunflower seeds, roasted or raw, with peasant women showing dented front teeth from cracking shells. It describes seed eating habits, husk litter on doorstep gatherings, and fields grown for seeds. It also mentions a watchman’s woolen rattle to warn thieves and a peculiar baby washing method. A dissolution notice states A. H. Stewart has purchased W. S. Lindsey’s interest and will settle debts.
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Ko Weiping
Ruselan
W.S. Lindsey
A. H. Stewart
Four Leaf Clover Poem Dedicated to Women Reform
El Wigginson presents a poem for the Washington State Federation of Women’s clubs by Ella Higginson. The piece, titled Four Leaf Clover, was set to music by Mrs. Pearl Gunn Winchester of Whitman College and performed at Walla Walla events. The verses urge hope faith strength and patience, concluding that only effort yields the hidden clover of the heart.
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el Wigginson
Washington
Sheepmen Defy Warnings at Nay Augant War Dance Grades
In a report from the Hilley Times, sheepmen press double on Deer Creek and push sheep over the Nay Augant War Dance grades. Bands driving up gulches risk granite sand and grade erosion, with losses estimated between $100 and $200 to remove. They also damage the grade edge and graze grass needed by teamsters. Residents vow action as offenders ignore notices and remain surly.
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Deer Creek
Hilley Times
Cattle Shipment Heads to Montana From Local Yard
J. B. Reynolds received 2000 head of cattle around town on Wednesday from a regional purchase. The herd began its journey to Arlington Thursday and then to Montana with prices: yearling heifers eight dollars, yearling steers twelve dollars, cows and calves seventeen dollars, dry cows twelve dollars.
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Montana
J. B. Reynolds
Arlington
Condon Timex
Snake with 15 rattles noted in Goldendale Sentinel
The Goldendale Sentinel reports RK W Owen killed a large rattler described as an old residenter with 15 rattles and a blutton. The account highlights the snake’s many rattles and unusual features observed by the observer.
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RK. W. Owen
Goldendale
Osteopathy Fever Care and Nature's Balance
Osteopathy explains fevers as a natural response with temporary excess heat and clogged excretion. It argues treatment should target underlying causes by stimulating glands and promoting detox via bowels skin kidneys and lungs rather than merely suppressing fever with drugs. Continued in next.
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Lee Teutsch’s Department Store
OF. RR
Morrow
Lewk Aml
Clark
Oriele
Libbey
Louis Hunziker
A. L. Craig
Ore
Monnens
Pendleton Camp
Woodvien
Board, OF Managers
Main Street
Pordleton
Orne
Jolnjing RR
M. O'Pirie
Nathin Moore
Ute
Tradt Ie
Jade Switer Umatilla
Orewath
Commercial National Bank of
Pendletonth
Jasged Jn
Bank of
Willenah
Walla’ Walla
Garden City
Moscow
Koeppens
A. C. Koeppen & Brothers
Eb, Willliam
Pilot Rock
Dorothy
University Park
Holy Russia
Niles
Mises
Peoples Warehouse
Ella Aieinson
Malheur
T. McDantel
Ontario
Oregon
The
TaylOr Hardware Co
T. C. Taylor
Lewis and Clark Exposition Rooms
Taylor Street
4Th Street
Yamidoll Street
11Th Street
Morrison Street
Lewis and Clark Fair Grounds
I. M. Buell
Portland Oregon
Goodman-Thompson Co
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