City Briefs and Local Notices
A jumble of telegraph style items from Portland area notices. Pet dog found at Fergy’s tied to Kaiser and shop ads urge rent updates. Local lodging offers at Hotel Oregon and Pendleton area, several want ads for workers, six room house for rent, millinery sales, and moved stores. Church notices list services and times from Congregational Church with a Sunday program.
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Kaiser
Fergy
Pendleton
Campbell
Portland
Oregon
Leathers’ Transfer & Storage Co
Gritman
Ren
Atwood Burg
Chicago
East Oregonian
J. W. Despaii
East Court Street
Feo
Suny Moe
John Gagen
Bogie
Court Street
Jewelry, Cut Glass and Silverware Selection at Hunziker
L. Hunziker, jeweler and optician, offers a varied stock of inexpensive and fine jewelry, cut glass, and silverware. The article highlights the opportunity for customers to view both affordable and premium pieces side by side for easy selection.
Mexican soldiers and American volunteers clash at Canonen
Cilches George A. Metcalf and his brother Wil were shot protecting Col onel Greene's residence as Americans gathered for defense. About 30 Mexicans, including a baby, were killed. Mexicans rioted with dynamite while Americans held the streets, and 2000 Americans reportedly prepared to flee. Copper shares tumble on the New York curb market amid Mexican reports.
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Cilches
George A. Metcalf
Wil
Greene
Mailen
Canonen
Rerlower
Sive
Down
New York
Green Copper Company
Session called to push California reforms in rapid vote
Sacramento June 2 extra session of the legislature convenes to enact measures on relief and authority after noon with a tense San Francisco delegation. Expect strong filibuster and a ten day shadow. Likely first bill extends statute limits on accounts and mortgages to years. Governor to sign promptly if passed. Also reports of rewards and demonstrations in Madrid and weather and mining updates follow.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Sacramento
Legisiaiune
Retter
San Francisco
Society Notes Remind of Portland Visits and Local Weddings
Mrs Edgar Lowell of Portland visits relatives as Mika Gertrude Sheridan plans a Boise trip. Miss Benele Shepard prepares to return to Salem from the high school, while Mrs Leon Thompson comes home from Portland. Mrs Lachlain MacCleay of Tacoma is due in the city for a ride with her parents. Mrs Edna Thompson and Miss Bertha Alexander hosted a cards session for Ethel Johnson and Jele Hartman. Rose Shepard was honored at a shower on College Street hosted by Adnah Raley and Alle Van Noya for her upcoming marriage to Jin HW Lewis of Salem. A Progressive game gave prizes to Mary Ritner and Nettle Whittemore. Guests included Maud Crawford, Reesle Craig, Taylor Simpson, and many others.
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Ming Rosale Shepard
Mise Adnah Raley
Mise Allee van Noya
College Street
Jin HW. Lewis
Salem
Miew Mary Ritner
Mise Nettle Whittemore
Mixees
Maud Crawford
Reesle Craig
Tayury Simpson
Grace Miller
Amy Mathews
Clara Carpenter
Elizabeth Ferguson
Ruby
Nellie
Blancl Whittemore
Roevin Epple
Alma Harts
Mable Whitman
Mary Quick
Grace Culver
Rebah Guns
Mary Rit- Lae Hall
Meedamee
Clarence Trenland
John McCourt
Fred Tlockley
Wood Pasley
F. 5 Tranhor
L. R. Traver
J. Muff
Personal mentions from Pendleton and surrounding areas
A flurry of personal notes includes George W. Allen of Kametn in town on a trading trip. Mr and Mrs W R Frey visit Victoria B C while Miss Zotta Reynolds resigns from Great Eastern store to move to Red Bluff Cal. Harvey K Brown sheriff of Baker County and G E Aitkin arrive by W and S R train. EF Hillee returns to Pendleton after seven months with Northern Pacific. Miss Mella Ashby accepts a bookkeeper post at Cun Hiewhim. Stella Severs of Cove travels with Miss Green toward La Grande. flood era travel by stage noted as first since the flood.
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George W. Allen
Kametn
Totay
W. RR. Frey
Victoria
B.C
Mikspiel Rte Bunnie
Mise Zotta Reyonolde
Great Eastern
Red Bluff
Cal
Harvey K. Brown
Baker County
G. EB. Aitkin
Baker City
Hilee
Pendletor
Northern Pacific
North Bank
Mies Mella Ashby
Pendleton
Ture
Mise Ashby
Antelope
Rki Porter
Othe
Hiv Ian
Janes Street
Wollo Walin
Zetta Tevnolde
Tod Mutt
Street
Mise Stella Severs
Cove
Mise L. R. Loron
Dayton
la Grande
Mint Gree
Triston
Arkinsa
City stores agree to close by ten on Saturdays
Due to a week or two of power outages city primaries have agreed to close at ten o'clock on Saturday evenings until electricity returns. A notice circulated among local merchants lists The Peoples Warehouse, B F Nickerson, Thompson Pros, Avenue Pulman, Goodman Thompson, Tao Tanutach, Hoston Store, J B Despain, Fair Store, H H Wesner, BR Alexander and the Workmen's Clothing Company among those in agreement.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Tenlock
Peoples Warehouse
B. F. Nichee Thond Pros
Avenet Pulman
Coodman-Thompson Compan
East Oregonian Dispatches Subscriptions Amid Telegraph Outage
The East Oregonian has sent all editions to subscribers despite a week of train service suspensions. Daily, weekly, and semi weekly issues reached readers via teams and riders. Newsrooms kept the city informed, though telegraph outages limited rapid updates.
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East Oregonian
Horebick
Thie City
Malwad
Kennebunk to Improve Municipal Nehta and Water
By summer end Kenne wick will upgrade municipal Nehta and water systems. Trenching and pipe laying are in full progress.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Kennewick
Nehta
Stock Shipments Highlight Busy Week on W & C
Stock shipments roll out across the W & C system led by James Wright shipping 2000 head of sheep to North Yakima tonight. Two carloads of fat cattle and saddle horses load for Alaska via Ross & Miller while three carloads of range horses head to Kanease. Additional cattle shipments to Tacoma and others anticipated as Pendleton braces for heavy traffic and westbound passengers flood the lines.
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Alaska
Kansas
Tacomi
Rohan
Ross & Miller
Robert Stanfield
Butter Creek
Thin City
BR. & N. Xvatem
Kanease
A.C. Ruby
Beho
Bitter Creek
Tacoma
Frank Spoffard
Thin County
James Wrieht
North Yokinng
Pendleton
Blue Mountains
la Grande
Ladies Hair Loss Cured by Newbro’s Herplide Remedy
Ladies with thin hair can stop falling out and thicken growth with Newbro’s Herplide. It claims to destroy the dandruff germ at the root, after which hair will grow long again. Safe, non staining, no oil or grease. Send stamp for sample to The Herplie Co Detroit MI. Koeppen Bros special agents.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Newhro
Herpfielde Co
Detroit
Mich
Marked Money Returns in Onmo Case Linked to Nickels
A. F. B. Hellier recalls a 15 year old scheme in Ontario Missouri when a young man stamped his name with a steel die on five nickels and released them. Last week his daughter, while making purchases, received a worn nickel that matched the stamps, triggering renewed attention to the old fraud.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
A. F B. Hellier
Onmo
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Elon
Charles H. Neller
W. F. Chase
Weet Ond
Sire
L. Hunziker, Jeweler
Pvisco
Madrid
Almar
Hendricks’ Hall
Main Street
Tethbridge
Atta
Endicott
Wash
Rogers
Rogers Et Cie
Paris
France
Koeppens
Price Drug Store
Edgar Lowell
Mrs. Lot. Livermore
Mika Gertrude Sheridan
Boise
Benele Shepard
Leon, Thompson
Seth Catlins
Lachlain MacCleay
A. W. Nye
Miey Edna Thompson
Mise Bertha Alexander
Mins Ethel Johnson
Mins
Jeele Hartman
B. Olive
Oman
Ladien
Kid Glover
Lee Florie- Swenling
Helier
Sys
Mr. Hulfer
London
Kingsway
Koeppen Bros
Special Agents
Bingham Springs
Blue Mountain
Umatilla
Pinghima Springs
M. BE. Foley
Gibbon
Lewis Hunter
St. George Hotel
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