Fine Fourth of July Window Displays in Pendleton Stores
Pendleton stores showcase patriotic window displays for the Fourth of July celebration. Tallman drug store features Major Lee Moorhouse carloads of Indian goods with a full sized Indian atop a mounted elk. Other shops like Peoples Warehouse Alexander's Wax Bauer Bond Brees Goodman-Thompson braid a battleship from cross-cut saws. Jewelry firms Winslow Bros and L Hunziker present appealing displays while Teufech Boston Fair Workingmen's Rader's Frazier's Cook & Perry Koeppen's drug store and more join the festooned storefronts.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Pendleton
Tallman Drug Store
Carlos
Lee Moorhouse
Peoples Warehous
Alexander's
Wax Baer
Bond Brees
Goodman-Thompson Company
Winslow Bros
L. Hunziker
Teutech Department Store
Boston
Fair Store
Workingmen's Clothing Company
Rader's Furniture S Tore
Frazier's Book Store
Cook & Perry
Koeppen's Drug Store
Wheat raisers meet on jute mill at penitentiary
Inland Empire Wheat raisers hold a session in the Commercial Association rooms to discuss a proposed jute mill at the penitentiary. Dr. C J Smith has gathered cost data for installing the plant and information on grain sack manufacturing there for the executive committee meeting this afternoon.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Inland Empire Wheatraisers’ Association
Penitentiary
C. J. Smith
Washington Penitentiary
Successful Equalizer Tested At Connolly Ranch
A patent equalizing device by Pendleton Iron Works was tested at William Connollys ranch on a field with a combine. The device reduced draft so effectively that four of the 24 horses used could be dispensed with, lowering the energy required to operate the harvesters.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
William Connolly
Pendleton Iron Works
Drunk in Police Court Faces Three Day Sentence
A lone drunken man named William Shult appeared in police court this morning and received the customary three days from Judge Fitz Gerald. In other news, the Wisdoms' young daughter suffers a serious typhoid fever attack.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Willilam Shult
Fitz Gerald
Bert Wisdoms
Thorough store inspection praise praised for quality and stock
A reader voice extols the store inspection, praising Orues quality, assortment, stock care, and facilities. The text emphasizes thoroughness and expected positive findings across departments. It reads as a confident endorsement of the store's standards and operations.
Society Notes From Local Card Parties and Travels
Mrs William MacDonald hosted a card party honoring Mrs Lachlan FacCleay with Progressive 500 prizes won by Nora Matlock and Charles Burroughs. Mia Rute Howle took consolation. Mrs Thomas C Warner entertained friends honoring sister Belle Rueder of Fort Wayne Indiana. Anna Bracken and Mrs J F Robinson won high scores. Mrs G A Hartman Jr hosted a small company. Florence Hartman celebrated fifth birthday. Numerous society guests and departures listed, including Miss Sally Gray's honors and Miss Ed ith Dick's visit, with many travelers to Portland, Walla Walla, Echo, Havre and Astoria.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
William MacDonald
Lachlan FacCleay
Progresnive
Nora Matlock
Heppner
Charles Burroughs
Miam Rute Howle
Thomas C. Warner
Mra
Belle J. Rueder
Fort Wayne
Ind
Mim Anna Bracken
Walla Walla
Mra. J. F. Robinson
Mra G. A. Hartman, Jr
Sally Gray
Pearl Rinearson
Roy Ritner
Anna Bracken
Wallin Walla
C. J. Ferguson
W. R. Elilg
Edith Dick
Columbus
Last Official Day as County Officials End Roles
Last day for county officials at the courthouse as Judge Ellie resigns to enter Congress next March be followed by changes. Treasurer Sommerville and Recorder Folcom end terms today with final reports and warrants issued for those registered before September 1 2005. New officers will be sworn in on July 6 with bonds set at 350000 for the treasurer and 2000 for the recorder.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ella
Citheen
Somumerville
Tihursiay
Court House
Ellie
Circuit Eairt
Mitch
Congress
Washington
Sommerville
Folcom
Messrs. Bradley
Hendley
Notable horse sale at Dutch Honury Feedyard today
About 40 head of fine horses from Mayor James A Fee’s band were offered for bid at the Dutch Honury Feedyard sale led by auctioneer W F Yohnka. The sale began in the forenoon and continued to 3 pm with several animals sold, including 22 trotting bred horses with pedigrees making them valuable. Frank Frazier acted as manager.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Dutch Honury
James A. Fee
W. F. Yohnka
Frank Frazier
Excellent Musical Program at Setsbyterian Church
A large audience enjoyed a church program organized by the church youths at the Presbyterian church. Vocal selections were presented by Mrs. J R Dickson Miss Renn Ferguson Miss Edith Dick Mrs. Charles Miller Mr. Harry Wilson and Mr. Ernest Pasley. Frank Hayes played two trombone solos and readings by Mrs. W H Bleakney were well received. The program closed with the duet Parting by Mrs. J R Dickson and Miss Edith Dick.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
W. H. Bleakney
J .R. Dickson
Edith Dick
Watt Sues for Indebtedness From McComas and Drysdale
Robert Watt sues EB W McCommas and Alexander Drysdale for 1293.71 plus interest claiming services as a horse handler from April 30, 1899 to July 1, 1900 and advances totaling 906.14 with 354 still owed, seeking judgment for 1293.71 and interest. notice notes church lunch and help wanted ads.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Robert Watt
EB. W. McCommas
Alexander Drysdale
8. A. Lowell
Cattle Shipment From Merach lam To Browning Mont
Four carloads totaling 180 head were shipped last night from Merach lam to Browning Montana by G F Frelder. The cattle were purchased from Jones and Blackwell and were in excellent condition.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Merachlam
Browning
Mont
G. F. Frelder
Jones and Blackwell
Habit-forming Medicines Debated in Public Notices
Dr. Pierce of Buffalo touts his "Discovery" tonics as alcohol and narcotic free with vegetable ingredients. He cites experts from New York to Chicago praising its virtues for bronchial throat and lung conditions and chronic catarrh, claiming no habit forming agents and a glycerine base.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Jenta
Pierce
Dra
Grover Coe
New York
Bartholow
Jefferson Medical College
Phila
Scudder
Kneinnati
Ellingwood
Chicago
Are
Plores
Setting Hen as Baggage on the Railroad Run
Conductor Fred Waffle of the Huntington Pendleton passenger run on the Tt. N. reports a novel incident with a passenger train. He notes seeing bird cages cats dogs guns swords bolos hat boxes lunch baskets and every other fitted with chickens aboard.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Fred Waffle
Huntington-Pendleton
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Pendleton Power Laundry
Fishman & Peters
Phone Main
East Oregonian
Tallman & Co
Ernest Hartman
Portland
Victor Humlker
G. A. Hartman, Jr
George A. Hartman, Sr
Florence Hartman
Mies Mable Cameron
Emlina‘beth van Antwerp
William and Andrew Bollows
Carrie Hartwell
Roseworth
Idaho
Mia
Frank LK. Welles
E. C. Skiles
Elizabeth van Antwerp
Joseph, Wallown
Anna Delatour
Ernest Hittman
Florence
G. A. Hartman
J. W. Daley
Havre, Mont
Lachlan MacCleay
Tacoma
A. Wy Nye
Norval Jones
Mre
W. E. Brock
Corde Thia
Newton Jones
Heppper
Fred Hart
Eva Froome
Pearl Rinewreon
Echo
Muerte
McAdama
Leon Cohen
Mixes Beasle McBride
Wallan Wallin
Ralph Watson
Eeho
Gertrude Sheridan
Rolan
Matlock
Tech
Peet, Ee
Panamas
Haberdashery
Winslow Brothers Jewelers
Optivaanb
Postoffice
Commerical National Bank
Oregon
Ces
Watt
McComas and Drysdale
FR. Care
Montana
Bingham Springs
Blue Mountain
Blue Mountains
Umatilla
Bingham Spring
Tts
Addrem
M. E. Foley
Gibbon Postottlce
MAX Baer Men’s Shop
Baer
Baers
Max Baer
Indy
Milton
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