City Briefs Coffeeed Rader and local shops in chaos
UC Rader and related named entities appear in a jumble of brief items. Ads note second hand goods prices at Sharon and Biddings, a for sale cottage and lots for 11000 on 215 lane street, Blue Mountain butter, corduroy trousers at Alexander's, Teutsch's neckwear, and an express shipment of ladies neckwear. Listings include restaurant hours, help wanted, real estate for sale and rent, ice cream from Dutton's wagon, and parish strawberry socials.
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Sharon & Biddings
Lane Street
Blue Mountain
Noonevelt
Boston
Teutsch's
Alexander's
Alexander
Layne
Raley Atreet
West Court Street
Dutton
Gritman's Cigar Store
Lowther
Parish Strawberry Social and Wireless Toll List
The parish house hosts a Thursday strawberry social from afternoon to evening with an 0 o clock start and continuing into the night. The Ladies Aid society will run the event at 0 o clock. Wireless telegraph stations are listed in several Canadian cities including Nelson Cranbrook Calgary Edmonton Brandon Winnipeg Fort William Hovland Vancouver and Victoria and Alberta. For the Epworth League seventh annual convention in Denver on July 9 the O R N will offer a 60 round trip ticket with sale dates June 30 and July 1, forage limit July 6, final limit 20 days.
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Parish Aid Society
Nelson
Cranbrook
Calgary
Edmonton
Brandon
Winnipeg
Fort William
Hovland
Vancouver
Victoria
B. C
Alberta
Epworth League
Denver
Colo
Window Cutter Strikes Pendleton Shops
Pendleton reports a vandal nicknamed Jack the Window Cutter damaging plate glass at Peoples Warehouse Alexander's Department Store and the Great Eastern. Merchants warn authorities and residents await the culprit as glass appears scratched and storefronts suffer.
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Jack
Pendleton
Horte
Peoples Warehouse
Alexander’s Department Store
Great Eastern
Byers mill fire breaks and power shut down
A noon fire broke in Byers flame passing through the basement of the neighboring warehouse. The basement was flooded, power cut from the mill race, and the mill closed for repairs. Anew pipe segment must be installed where the break occurred. No wheat or flour loss reported. The dynamo in the tenement was partially submerged and will need thorough drying before use.
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Byers
Building Permits Show May Boom in Walla Walla
Building permits issued by William Glasford in May total 17 for structures valued at 617,766. Ranging from a $75 barn to a brick edifice, the permits indicate a steady rise in Walla Walla's building activity.
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Walla Walla
William Glasford
Washington Grange Holds Large Toledo Session
The Washington state grange meets in Toledo with a large attendance noted, highlighting a busy gathering at the Setalon location.
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Washington State Grange
Setalon
Toledo
Personal mentions fill Pendleton city visitor list
A string of brief society items records many residents and visitors in Pendleton. Er J Griswold of Helix and others from Weston Walla Walla La Grande Heppner Umatilla Athena and Portland are noted at hotels or on travel, attending weddings fairs and church establishments.
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Er. J. Griswold
Heliz
Clark Nelson
Portland
F. F. iTameston
Weston, Wallaltor
Pendleton
A. 3. Montgomery
Helix
BR. Vv. Kuhn
Lewiston
Robert McGee
Dalles
Vicar Hunziker
Walla Walla
Lowy Hunsiker
A. Kunkel
la Grande
Dusiness
John Warren
Heppner
Charles E. Bond
W. R. Parker
Golden Rule Hotel
Umatilla
Convention at Walla Walla to host Good Roads event
A special train bearing leaders from the National Good Roads association will visit Walla Walla next Tuesday for meetings and lectures. Organizer Wellington E. Loucks, based in St. Louis, arrived and will proceed to Moscow, Idaho after the tour.
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Walla Walla
Good Roads Association
Varlue Pointe
Wellington E. Loucks
St. Louis
Moscow
Idaho
New Engines Boost Freight Tonnage Between La Grande and Pendleton
The O, BR. & N. received engines for the freight division between La Grande and Uma tila. They are rated at 10 percent higher tonnage than the compounds. Three trains daily eastward from Pendleton move 1100 tons each, totaling 3300 tons. With the upgrade, the daily tonnage rises to 3660 tons, about 120 450 tons yearly, while keeping the same workforce.
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la Grande
Umatila
Blue Mountains
Pendleton
Eastern Star officials prepare for Portland session and events
Mrs John Vert past grand matron leaves for Portland to attend OES exercises at the fair Tuesday afternoon. She will join the receiving line and assist in the day’s reception honoring worthy Grand Matron Mrs Madeline B Conklin of Oklahoma City. Oregon’s Grand Chapter meets in Portland next week starting Monday with Mrs R H Wilcox from Pendleton attending for Bushee chapter.
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G. al. Hall
Eeho
New Baptiste
Lee Moorhouse
Portland
John Timmerman
J. Smith
Baker City
State Bord of Health
Joe N. Scott
Athena
Wilbur Woods
Welton
Marsh-Ely
Peter Bosquet
la Grande
Bosquet
James B. Welch
al Ruhnke
John Vert
Vert
Madeline
Conklin
Oklahoma City
O. T
Grand
Oregon
The
Eastern Star
R. H. Wilcox
Pendleton
Bushee
Walla Walla Day Declared for October 1 at Fair
Walla Walla city council fixed October 1 as Walla Walla Day at the Lewis and Clark fair, replacing June 27. The city plans a creditable exhibit after harvest, rejecting the management’s earlier date and resisting being dictated to. County shows only leftover St Louis displays and objects to an unsatisfactory presentation. Oregon towns accept their dates, but Walla Walla insists on October 1.
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Walla Walla
Walla Walla County
St. Louis
Oregon
Walla Wallan
Odd Fellows Grand Lodge Session in Portland
The 60th annual session of the Oregon Odd Fellows grand lodge is in Portland with about 200 delegates. Degrees conferred on 203 candidates. routine business noted. The group plans a joint visit to the exposition, with Rebekahs in session. Claude Gatch of Salem was elected grand patriarch and W. S. Vawter of Medford grand high priest. Idaho and Washington Odd Fellows will make fraternal visits.
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Grand Lodge of Oregon Odd Fellows
Portland
Grand Lodge
Rebeckahs
Claude Gatch
Salem
W. S. Vawter
Medford
Idaho
Washington
Odd Fellows
Dalles to Portland Day Plans With Special Round Trip Rail Fare
It is estimated that 1260 people will travel from The Dalles to Portland on The Dalles day, Thursday June 15. A special round trip rate of $1.60 has been secured. Eighteen coaches will run in two special trials from The Dalles on that day.
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Dalles
Portland
Baker City Day at the Fair Set for June 17
Baker City Day at the Lewis and Clark fair has been announced with a round trip fare of $10.50 from Baker City to Portland. Officials plan a special train departing Baker City around 6 a.m. if regular morning trains are delayed.
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Baker City
Portland
Baker
Tallah Cooper Wedding in Baptist Church Union
Miss Charlotte Bajlah married A. W. Cooper on Tuesday June 6 by Rev. G. Le Hall. The bride, recently from Urbana HL, becomes Mrs. Cooper, a writer in Salmon City Idaho. They plan to reside in Salmon City after a short wedding trip.
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Tallah Cooper
Official Wedding Day Observed in Pendleton
Yesterday was wedding day in Pendleton with a formal ceremony. The city council did not meet in the evening, and official recognition was given to the occasion.
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Pendleton
Local Agent Sells 43 Typewriters in 18 Months
J. H. Kees, local agent for Underwood typewriters, reports selling 43 machines in the past eighteen months with nearly all going to Pendleton residents.
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J. 8
Kees
Underwood Typewriter
Pendleton
Attack of Quinsy Confines Dean Tatum at Home
Dean Tatum has been confined to his home for a week following an attack of quinky. He is resting at home as medical attention is monitored.
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Dean Tatum
Tias Tonsilitis at Home
Mrs. Charles Bean, aged 11, is at home with tonsillitis.
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Tias
Charles Bean
Malheur County Farm For Sale Feature
Malheur County offers eighty acres with seventy in alfalfa first class cultivable land and good water rights. Located within six miles of a railroad depot and on rural free delivery, the property currently rents and is presented as a bargain in a temperate climate suitable for diverse fruits and vegetables.
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Mohair
Lee Teutsch’s Department Store
Fourniture
Hohbach
Candy Dutton
Anie
Teutach
Cigare
Howard
St. George
Mrs. Cooper
Frasier
Libbey
Louis Hunziker
Main
Germany
Kvyers
Thue
Koeppens
A. C. Koeppen & Brothers
Mowun
Wilcox
City Council
Garden City
Port Tonal
Malheur
C. T. Mecdaniel
Ontario
Taylor Hardware Co
T. C. Taylor
Main Street
Lewis and Clark Exposition
Taylor Street
4Th Street
Yamhall Street
11Th Street
Morrison Street
Lewis and Clark Fall
I. M. Buell
Portland Oregon
Goodman-Thompson Co
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