City Brevities and Local Notices Parade in Pendleton
Local columns list scattered ads and notices from Pendleton including business promotions, sales on footwear, Harvester machinery displays, tavern lunch specials, and arrivals of notable visitors such as H. Soule and Zack. Items mention Holt harvesters, Geo. Smith, Teutsch’s shoe sale, Hatton’s ice cream, and the Panthon Oyster Cafe plan. Also notes for room rentals, employment and the Boys' Military Band instrument delivery.
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Tle
Mer‘Cafe
Main
East Oregonian
Rohrman
Isadle
Holt
Teutsch's
Churchill
Frazier's
Baer & Daley
Big Ben
Mrs. Campbell's
Hatton's
Court Street
Kunkel’s
Nolf's
Joerger's
West Court Street
Sullivan & Bond's
Plano
E. J L. Smith
Little Holt Harvester
Holt Harvesters
E. L. Smith's
East Court Street
Merchants’ Cafe
Sullivan & Bond
Zack
Pantheon Oyster Cafe
Webb and
Cottonwood Streets
Holt Junior Combined Harvester
Louie FP. Anderson
Pendleton
W. L. Thompson
Water Street
Died from fright robs Adams couple of old settlers
Mrs. Alex McKenzie wife of a prominent Adams farmer died after a fright on the road near Athena. Her husband was thrown from the rig and she died from heart trouble induced by the shock and belief he was killed. The couple had lived on the farm for over 40 years and the husband is a respected Mason.
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Alex McKenzie
Adams
Athena
Mr. McKenzie
McKenzie
Rious Miness
Weston visitors and local transfer notes
A string of personal mentions lists residents and visitors in Weston including Wn Mise Mud Crawford, A B Richman, B G Hall, Alex McRae, Stella and Lyla Marple, Mrs A Cole, Mr and Mrs Nelson Swageart, Mrs Lina Sturvis, Mrs J EK Bean, Lucretia Conklin, R Jameson, J W Young, Dorsey Burgese, Mrs C S Haynes, J A Terrow, J W Morrow, W G Bowmen, W R Taylor, Senator George C Brownell, and Mrs H S Bixby with travels, business, and visit notes. Real estate transfers record Adams residents B L Simpson and Ida M Brown selling properties to Albert Ohms and Cyril J Whitaker for specified sums.
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Mise Mud Crawford
Weston
A. B Richman
Horse Heaven
B. G. Hall
Alex McRae
Athena
Stella
Lyla Marple
A. Cole
Nelson Swageart
Lina
Sturvis
J. EK. Bean
Lucretia Conklin
Walla Walla
R. Jameson
Pendleton
B. L. Simpson
Adams
Albert Ohms
City of
Adam
Ida M. Brown
Hushood
Cyril J. Whitaker
Mrs Clarke Heads East for Four Month Trip
Mrs A M Clarke departed last evening for a four month journey through the East. She will mix business with pleasure visiting several cities and will buy a stock of fall foods for the Peoples Warehouse department she manages.
Pleased Oregon visit by Imperial California man
G M Hill of Imperial California visited town to see his daughter Mrs W Le Van Noys. Hill had spent time in California desert irrigation districts and was much pleased with the portion of Oregon he saw.
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Oregon
G. M. Hill
Imperial
Cal
W. le van Noys
Carl. Weissert
Court Street
Cottonwood
Miss Rebah Gans Returns to Salem for Fall School Post
Miss Rebah Gans leaves Salem after visiting her sister Mrs Fred Lockley. She will return in the fall to take a position in the public schools here.
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Rebah Gans
Salem
Fred Lockley
Miss Gans
Coming Events in Oregon and Portland Highlights
June 6 Rubber tired bugsy to be given away by the Fast Oregonian. June general election in Oregon. June 16, 17 Oregon 9 encampment G A R Hood River. June 22 Thirty second annual reunion Oregon Pioneers Portland. June 28 24 25 Northwest Sports men's tournament Pendleton. August 22 27 American Mining Congress Portland.
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Oregonian
Oregon
Baseball at Weston Wonders win first game 14 to 9
The Wonders left for Weston to play the second game of the series against the picked Weston team. Yesterday’s game ended 14 to 9 in favor of the Wonders with King pitching and striking out 12 at home plate. Marquis, a southpaw who pitched for the league team that year, will start for the Wonders.
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Wonders
Weston
King
Marquis
Railroad Fireman Kills in Baker City Incident
IL M Leee, an Oregon Railroad & Navigation fireman, killed Jack Haleton in Baker City last night. He is a well known rail man in the city, having fired a helper here for some time.
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IL. M. Leee
Jack Haleton
Baker City
Abandons Celebration In Walla Walla Fund Shortfall
The Commercial Association in Walla Walla suspends plans for the Fourth of July celebration after failing to raise more than 1800 dollars of the required 1000 dollars. The shortfall ends the planned festivities.
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Walla Walla
Pendleton Camp No 4 Woodmen Meet At Hall
Pendleton Camp No. 4 Woodmen of the World degree team seeks all members to gather at Woodmen Hall at 2 p.m. Sunday for uniforming. If members cannot attend, please send uniforms for use.
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Pendleton Camp No. 4
Woodmen Hall
Ironers Wanted and Mercantile Manager Needed in Oregon
Classified items include ironers needed at Domestic Laundry and a trusted man sought to run a Pen dleton branch for an established mercantile agency, with a $1000 yearly salary and $300 capital. Also includes real estate listings, an ad for Holt harvester, and a bank cashier incident report.
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Pendleton
Oregon
Portland
Addrean van Alatine
Gordon & Co
Sherlock Building
Also Mentioned on This Page
Express
Lee Teutsch’s Dept
Main and
Alta Streets
Boston
Martie’s
Mint
Gncephea
George
Cooper
L Smith
WU. C. Rader
McAdam
Geiser
Kunkel's
The
Delta
Weinward’s
Teutsch’s
Sulit
Blore, Douglas and Hanan Shoes
Eastern Star
Ladies of the
W. D. Fletcher
Boys’ Military Band
Opti
al Unity
Hunziker
Progressive Jeweler
Malo Street
Los Cabio
Koeppens
A. C. Koeppen & Brothers
J. A. Terrow
Pioneera
J. W. Morrow
Elty
Hile Capit City
W. G. Bowmen
W. OR. Taylor
Sheri Taylor
George C. Brownell
Oregon City
Bixby
Claresholm
Canada
Alberta
Baseball
L. Smith
C. EB
Kittridge
East Jaffrey
N. H
Yack
Harness Store
Sabina Leach
West Bluff and
Marle Streets
Umatilla
Maple Building
R. Ema Eeers
Havana
Flynn & CO
T. C. Taylor
Main S&t
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