City notices and local ads mix in Pendleton brief
Local items report port orders at Gratss and Gratzs eateries, Kunkel's wagons and drags, fresh fruit at Martin's, How Vir t's and other shops with closing sales. Also notices of rent, furniture, hats, oysters and dining rooms mingle with a divorce suit filed by Emil A Schiffler against Sarah A Schiffler in Miles City origins.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Grats’s
Boston
Geiser Threshers
Kunkel’s
Martin‘s
Bos
Emil A. Schiffler
Sarah A. Schiffler
Miles City
Mont
Pendleton
James A. Fee
William Keller Undergoes Operation At Local Hospital
William Keller of Goodman Thompson Hardware Company was taken ill last night and operated on today. He is resting easily and is expected to convalesce shortly.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
William Keller
Goodman Thompson Hardware Company
Ill With Appendicitis In La Grande Visits
Mrs. A. A. Roberts of La Grande is visiting her sister Mrs. T. W. Ayres and is very ill with an attack of appendicitis during the past week at the Ayres home.
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A. A. Roberts
la Grande
T. W. Ayres
Amanda Belle Barnes Weds William P Smith at Presbyterian Parsonage
Miss Amanda Belle Barnes and William P. Smith were married Wednesday afternoon at the Presbyterian parsonage by Rev. W L Van Nuys. The note ends with a reflection on kindness born of kinship.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Amanda Belle Barnes
William P. Smith
Presbyterian Parsonage
W. L. van Nuys
Personal visitors and locals in Pendleton
A long list of residents and visitors stop in Pendleton or pass through. Dr A M Dirtebrand visits from Milton. H H McReynalds from Pitot Ronk is in town briefly. D Teel from Boho heads to La Grande. Mrs Robert Manning from Futhen visits friends. J N Bahr of Fulton guests Pendleton friends. A B Thompson of Eeho attends tournament. J Saylor of Echo visits for Pendleton games. T M Henderson travels to Mearham on professional business. D K Mathews of Keto surveys town. FM Lockwood of Helix spends day in Pendleton. Mr and Mrs 4 3 Clark of Sump ur host Pendleton friends. J C Bere of Walla Walla visits on business. Mrs Lotta of Walla Walla guests of Mrs G M Froone. Mrs Nancy Desylwin and daughter depart for Portland to visit relatives. RE Tarent from the Fair Store returns from Spokane. Mrs Charles Ht Carter returns from Chicago and St Paul trip. James A Howard of Sumpter passes through on way home from Portiam. Colwell of Arlington, a sheepman, in town for business. Mr and Mrs Al Ranke of Kameta travel via Hood River route. Alburt Miller from Pilot Rock becomes new stenographer and bookkeeper for Mike Ida Bowl. B S Bachtol of Salt Lake and Denver, Carter, Riew & Co rep, in city on business. RK J Sisko, manager of the Walla Walla theater, in town to visit and root for the Walla Walla shavers.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
A.M. Dirtebrand
Milton
Tolay
HH. McReynalds
Pitot Ronk
D. Teel
Boho
la Grande
Robert Manning
Futhen
J. SN. Bahr
Fulton
Pendleton
A. B. Thompson
Eeho
J. Saylor
Echo
T M Henderon
Mearham
Lockwood
Helix
Pendeton
Clark
Sumpur
Portland
RE. Tarte
Fair
Spwhane
Charles Ht. Carter
Chicago
St. Paul
James A Howard
Sumpter
Portiam
Eine
UW Colwell
Arlington
Atu
al Ranke
Kameta
Hood River
Wishton
Alburt Miller
Pilot Rock
Gardenivy
Walla Walla
Three Howards to Perform a Week at Family Theater
The Three Howards Frank Sam and Mabie will headline a week at Family Theater Well Street Corner Cottonwood. The act blends singing and dancing with Miss Mable Howard, famed Beattlear or Beatrice sounding. New moving pictures and high styled songs enhance the program.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Family Theater
Well Street
Oorner Cottonwood
Howarde Frank
Sam and
Mabie
Sam Howard
Mable Howard
Jett and Manning Resign to Work Harvest Field
Wib Jett and Areo Manning, two young men longtime workers at the O Ro N freight warehouse, have resigned and left this morning to join the harvest field for the summer. Their positions were filled by BH, FE, Ganahi, and J. OR. Scott, a Pendleton youth known in the area.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Wib Jett
Areo Manning
Ganahi
J. OR. Scott
Pendleton
Spontaneous Combustion at Le Grande Mercantile Firm
Stackland and McLachlin, Le Grande mercantile firm, were at work June 24 oiling floor space when oil spread igniting spontaneously. Fire alarm sounded but damage was slight and the fire was quickly controlled. H. F. Conklin of Holt, Montana, arrived yesterday visiting his son, Prof. E. B. Conklin, and family. He and B. E. Conklin and family plan to visit Union tomorrow.
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Stackland
McLachlin
le Grande
H. F. Conklin
Holt, Mopt
Professor E. B. Conklin
Mr. Conkiln
Northwest
BE. B. Conk Hn
Union
Vist
Charles Cunningham Ships Merino Bucks to Wyoming Range
Charles Cunningham plans a shipment of five blooded Merino bucks to Campar in Wyoming for summer grazing on the O. KH. N. line. He already runs a large flock on nearby ranges and will add the new shipment to those already sent here.
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Charles Cunningham
Campar
Wyo
Mr. Cunninghem
Riding Contest Set For June 34 In Ion Inland County
A riding contest between expert broncho busters will occur June 34 on the Ot panel two and a half miles north of ieland City in Asion county. A herd of Guilaw caymen has been gathered and the penn will be firstclane in the thn.
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Ieland City
Asion County
Visiting Parents in Thompson Street Home
Miss Mabel Shephard visits her parents at 812 Thompson Street for the summer. Her father A. Shephard, superintendent of the woolen mills, recently moved from The Dalles.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mabel Shephard
Thompson Street
A. Shephard
Dalles
Umbrella Sale Offers Various Styles and Prices
Inhouse sale lists parasols priced from 1.50 to 4.50 dollars. White slightly soiled 1.50, white ruffed 2.50, red and blue 3.00, handsomest designs 4.50, all black 2.50. Wreck price 1.73 for all umbrellan items.
Silk sale advertisement with varied fabrics
Inexpensive silks and warps offered for sale including 25¢ per yard jap silks and 67¢ per yard black peau de soie, 59¢ black taffeta, and 50¢ khaki silks. The ad notes wrecked stock and broad reductions to attract buyers.
Not a shirt in the house but is in cluded in this slaughter of innocents
A fragment advertises shirts and prices amid a chaotic note. It mentions colors, quantities like 750 and 380, with prices $2.00, $1.50, $1.00 and 50c, and a remark about a sale described as a slaughter of innocents.
Everything Ready-to-Wear at Wrecking Prices
Muslin underwear wrappers petti coats dress skirts kimonos shirt waists and children's dresses offered at big reductions in a ready-to-wear sale.
We Sell The Best Wearing Shoes At A Price
A bold sales pitch highlights durable footwear and big savings as the seller boasts thousands of satisfied customers. The message promises further discounts to help shoppers save more than ever while presenting a wide selection of shoes.
Montana cattlemen oppose state cattle transport order
Montana cattlemen recorded their opposition to a Department of Agriculture order requiring cattle leaving the state to be moved out before departure. The protest was at a Montana Stockgrowers Association meeting led by Beercury WG. Prenilt, with cattlemen from across the state and attendance by Dr. George S. Hickox and Dr. M Knowles. A First National Bank booklet titled The Value of a Bank Account was offered to readers for basic banking facts.
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Montana
Helena
Mont
Catlo
Department of Agriculture
Monta
Department
Beercury
WG. Prenilt
George 8. Hickox
Bureau of Animal Industry
Northwest
M Knowles
First National Bank
Horses for Pendleton From Union Arrive for Sale
E. J. Cooper, a leading stockman from Union, brought 25 heavy draft horses into Pendleton. The animals were driven more than 76 miles and are reported in good condition. He plans to fix a sale date in the surrounding district.
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Pendleton
E. J. Cooper
Union
Call Returns Home with Bride in City Visit
Mr Call returned to the city this morning with his bride Minn Muggle McRae of Alvina. They were married last week and have just completed a brief wedding journey. He is the head miller at the HWyore' Souring mill.
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Tv. M. Call
Mr Call
Minn Muggle McRae
Alvina
Wood stock at Kiondyke RK Porter camp near Huron
Three miles east of Huron the Porters wood camp has 3000 cords stacked ready for shipment. Much wood remains unsold as owners hold out for higher prices. In Pendleton on Thursday June 21, Prank Day and Mee Mary EB Dey were married with M V Howard officiating.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Kiondike
Kiondyke
Porter Wood
Huron
Dey
Pendleton
Mary EB. Dey
M. V. Howard
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Lee Teutsch’s Dept
Main and
Alta Streets
New Line
Juston
St. George
Flouring Mills Company
Lee Teutech
Merttaster Cafe
Gentle Bat
K. Care East
Reguelan
Robrman
Long Beach
Newton Pendleton
J. O. Wickham
A. C. Rader
Withee’s. Wood and Coal
McAdam
Withee
Douging
Teutsch
Lee Teutsch
Gratz's
Beer & Daley's
East Court Street
Hotel Bickers
Fec
Smith
Main Street
Feog Cabin
Boda
Koeppens
A. C. Koeppen & Brothers
D. K. Mathews
Keto
THE
Three Howards
Wrecking Price
T. P. Wy
Special
Sovereign
Peer Lows
Carlton
Majestic
Royal Worcester
T. C. Taylor
Main ST
Pendleton Roller Mills
Byers
Beck
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