City Brevities from Gratz's to Holt harvesters
Local notices advertise diverse eateries and shops from Gratz's to Teutsch's and Kunkel's. Cigar stores, ice cream venues, and fashion outlets like Teutsch's and Teutsch's Ladies' Suit sale appear, plus rental listings, nursery stock ads, and Holt harvesters offered by E L Smith. Rentals and services border East Court with assorted goods, meals, and promotions.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Douglas and Hanan
Boston
New Line
Taeutsch’s. Panam
Tentsch’s
Gratz's
Gratz
U. C. Rader
Fife
Nelf
Joerger’s
West Court Street
Baer & Thiley'’s
Holt Harvesters
B. Ll. Smith's
Court Street
Demott & Co
East Court Street
Corner Bluff
Willow Streets
Kemler's
Lady M
Secret Society
I. C. Smith
Off to the Penitentiary for Larceny Case
T D Taylor left for Salem this morning with George Clay who was sentenced to 18 months in the penitentiary for larceny of a horse and buggy from Froome barn Elting Spike of Echo accompanied Mr Taylor as a guard. Resources of Umatilla H C Willits will move to Pendleton to prepare a statistical booklet on Umatilla county and issue the book.
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T. D. Taylor
Salem
George Clay
Froome
Elting Spike
Echo
Mr. Taylor
Umatilla
H. C. Willits
Umatilla County
Pendleton
No. Five No Longer Leaves Portland Nightly Schedule Change
Travelers can spend a full day in Portland and return the next night. No. 5 the night train to Portland will depart earlier, arriving in Portland at 7 45 a m after leaving here around 8 10 p m. The new timing enables a businessperson to leave in the evening, conduct affairs in Portland, and come home next morning, reducing the trip to one day. No official notice yet from the local office, but Portland has confirmed the change.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Portland
Pendleton
Pendleton Hosts Wide-Ranging Visitor Roundup
Athena residents B G Clemmons and FO Rodgers visited Pendleton, with A C Haley departing for Portland. Charles Belle and Miss Zella Taylor arrived for short visits, while Mires and H N Green joined friends in town. Several locals, including Miss Daley McGreen and Myrtle DuRette, traveled through Pendleton. Frank Saling and W Allen Storie conducted business engagements, with W H McCoy and Elizabeth Van Antwerp also noted among visitors. Levi Ankeny and others attended to First National Bank affairs and local duties.
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B. G. Clemmons
Athena
Pendleton
FO. Rodgers
A.C. Haley
Portland
Charles Belle
Mires
H N. Green
Rileville
W. M. Fuglevong
Freewater
Zella Taylor
Yakima
Daley McGreen
Dayton
Levi Ankeny
Walla Walla
Myrtle DuRette
Salem
Mixx
Bessie McDuntel
Milton
Frank Saling
Weston
Coun
W. Allen Storie
Th & N
Cullen
W. HH. McCoy
Reardon
Wash
Pollman
Thin City
James Crawford
Elizabeth van Antwerp
Brunet Hall
Spokane
B.C. Skiles
Fr. Mitchell
Brock & McComas
Mitchell
Brock & Me Comas Company
Presbyterians to Improve Church and Parsonage
Trustees met and approved plumbing upgrades at both the parsonage and church, connected to the city sewer, added a new room for the pastor’s family, rear church rooms to be rearranged, and a water motor to power the organ. Work to begin in the coming week.
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Presbyterian Church
The
Wallaburg man wins East Oregonian guessing contest prize
J B Strode of Wallaburg Washington writes to express thanks for winning the 100 buggy prize. He formerly lived in Umatilla county and now resides in Washington. Miss Pearl Harris accompanied Miss Margaret Parker home from Bull Lake City high school. Parker was met in this city by Ralph Parker and Pearl Harris will be away about a month.
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J. B. Strode
Wallaburg, Wash
Mr. Strode
Umatilla—county
Washington
Mise Pearl Harris
Margaret Parker
Bull Lake City
Cunningham, Wash
Pearl Harris
Miss Parker
Ralph Parker
Harrie
Robbins affirms local option won’t alter building plans
In Pendleton Oregon on June 10 the editor receives G A Robbins’s letter denying claims he would halt building due to local option. He says Pen dleton’s business leaders exaggerate the issue, the county will raise wheat cattle and sheep regardless, and he and associates will continue building no matter rumors.
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Fendleton
The
East Oregonian
Pendleton
Iy. Smith
Mr. Crawford
O'Gara
Myself
A. Robbins
One and One-third Fare Fourth of July Special
The R and N announces a special holiday one and one-third fare round trip fare for travel within 200 miles of the selling point. Tickets are valid July 2, 3, and 4 with return by July 6. Free lecture tonight. Dr Mary E K Sellen speaks at the courthouse on Antrology, Phrenology and Kindred Subjects.
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Mary EK. Sellen
Court House
Also Mentioned on This Page
Me Clothing and Shoe Sale
Teutsch’s Dept. Store
Main and
Alta Streets
Gratz’s
Martin's
Kunkel's
Kunkel’s
Teutsch’s
E. L. Smith
Little Holt
Mer- Cafe
Piveroom House
Main
Webb and Cottonsrests
Umsery
Capital City Nursery
EL Smith
Inercantile
Pen- Orégon
Aline
Gordon & Co
Oregon
Zack
A. C
McAdam
Delta
Bos
C. Rohrman
Holt
Court
Pope
Opti
Wrisie
Hunziker
Progressive Jeweler
Main Street
Wenitt
Koeppens
Poplar Porug
A. C. Korppen & Brothers
Everry
Stetson
Nobby Outing
Robbins
T. C. Taylor
the Workingmen’s ClotHing Company
Hendricks Block
Webb Streets
Hotel
St. George
Mr. Shirt
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