City Briefs Parade of Local Ads and Offers
Local notices showcase sales and promotions. Sharon and Eddings offer second hand goods at top prices while Howard's cigar house pleases smokers. Sullivan and Bond advertise a free $20 suit and clothing tickets with small purchases. Lee Teutsch and Platt’s store promote spring merchandise and discounts. Crawford hawks a 60 day cash sale on harness with deep cuts. Readable items feature department stores, hotels, and local business notices from the city.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
UC Rader
Sharon & Eddings
Howard's Cigar Store
Minsouri
Noira
Sullivan & Bond
Tentech
St. George
Cooper
Sulvin & Bond's
Pardlow
Lee Teutech
Mini Chaley Lee
North Soft
Milton
Express Direct
New York
Lee Teutsch's
Crawford
Inrweamman
Alta House Adds Rooms Doubling Capacity Nears Completion
Alta House to expand with a large addition nearly doubling its lodging capacity. A four year lease is held by a new Camas Prairie tenant, carpenters at work on enlarging the office and living spaces. Property transfers include deeds from Badgett and Phelps families to lenders and buyers in the region, with varied consideration figures.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Alta House
Camas Prairie
Immigrant Train Passengers Reach Ulits Place
A small convoy of homesekers crowded a weatherbound passenger train this morning. Several extra carriages were added for accommodations as many stopped at Ulits Place. Relatives and friends welcomed them amid ongoing immigration rites noted earlier in the month.
Child dies of scarlet fever after weeks illness
An Earnests Httle girl, 10, died this afternoon of bone fever after several weeks illness. The family lives on Webb Street near the planing Wil. The case is the only fatal scarlet fever in Nae. Arrangements for the funeral are not complete but the service will probably be held tomorrow afternoon.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Webb Street
Planing
Pendleton circle No 27 Woodcraft to Ballot Saturday
A special meeting of Pendleton circle No 27 Women of Woodcraft is set for 2 30 Saturday afternoon to ballot on candidates and transact other special business. Members are urgently invited to attend this meeting.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Pendleton Circle No
Women of Woodcraft
Drunk on Street Receives Short Jail Or Fine Sentences
In recorders court today John Chresham Joe Verner and John Sullivan each given a sentence of five dollars or three days for being drunk on the street. L Smith J Roberta and Jesse Sellern were each fined 100 for gambling which they paid.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Recorders Court
John Chresham
Joe Verner
John Sullivan
L. Smith
J. Roberta
Jesse Sellern
Local visitors depart for home towns
George W. Coutts and John Hamley, who have been in Thalw for several days, left this morning for their homes in Waho. Coutts resides at Cottonwood, while Hamley lives at Kendrick.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Thalw
George W. Coutts
John Hamley
Waho
Cottonwood
Kendrick
Hose Company No 4 Holds Routine Meeting
Hose company No. 4 met in the council chamber last night with Foreman Lee Drake presiding. No business of importance came before the meeting.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Hose Company
Hose Company No. 4
Corncl Chamber
Lee Drake
Town visitors and locals listed in one day notes at Echo
A crowded list shows Jack Fraker from McKay Creek and many Echo residents visiting the city for business, travel, or social reasons. Names include L A Exted mayor of Echo, John Shaw stockman, Art Wolf, Eli Hipper, Dr C J Smith, W H Boyd, Prof George Peebles, T G Montgomery, H Y Brickwell, Mrs John Scott, Hew Wells, H C Adams, Conrad Plitzoeder, A Kunkel, A M Macey, J M Hemphill, Opal Barnes, H C Willis, J W Ray, and others. Several travelers depart for The Dalles, Portland, Walla Walla, and various towns, with mentions of hotels and trains.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
John Shaw
Echo
Art Wolf
Eli Hipper
C J. Smith
W. H. Boyd
George Peebles
Weston Normal
Hew Wells
H. C. Adams
Weston
Hotel Bickers
Conrad Plitzoeder
Walla Walla
A. Kunkel
Dalles
A. M. Macey
Prank Marey
H. C. Adime
J. M. Hemphill
Pilot Rock
Portland
Fair exhibit from St Louis arrives for review at county
Superintendent Frank K. Welles received notice that the Umatill County Exhibit from St Louis has been shipped and will arrive soon. The collection includes photographs drawings and compositions to be examined upon arrival and displayed for Lewin and Chirk.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Falrhit
St. Tula
Frank K.welles
St. Louis Fair
James J Hill Warns on Labor Costs and Global Trade
James J. Hill, head of the Great Northern Railway, tells Success Magazine that the United States must cut artificial wage standards to compete globally. He cites steel as an example, noting imports from Germany and Philippine demand, and warns Britain also faces industrial slowdowns due to unions. He argues higher quality, lower costs are needed to regain the lead in foreign markets.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Runiway
Cole
James J. Hill
Great Northern Rililwary
Success Magazine
Germany
Englind
Trades Unione
Aging Reflections Prompt by Self Doubt
A lone line contemplates growing old as the speaker wonders whether his appearance matches his age and ponders what aging means to self perception in quiet, reflective prose.
Oregon act to prevent pool weeds along right of way
Following House Bill 204 introduced by Representative Dobbin of Wallowa and Union counties, Oregon now has a law requiring irrigation and mill ditch companies and private owners along rights of way to keep them clear of weeds including wild oats and thistle. Violators face misdemeanor charges with fines from 2 to 150 dollars plus costs, and civil judgments may collect these penalties. Courts share jurisdiction with circuit courts for these proceedings.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Dobbin
Wallowa
Oregon
State of
Circuit
Alaska bank project approved at Purbanks city
An application to organize a tonal bank at Purbanks Alaska has been approved. The proposal mentions capital of 500000 and outlines the planned bank structure and location details. The decision appears to validate the new financial institution in the region.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Natonal
Purbanks
Alaska
Kidney complaint testimonial urges Doane’s pills
Pendleton resident Mrs L Hodson recounts back ache and kidney pains eased by Doane’s Kidney Pills purchased at Brock McCombs drug store. She praises relief and overall system toning, noting price 60 cents per box. Foster Milburn Co Buffalo NY is listed as United States agents. Remember the name Doane.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Pendicton
Pendleton
Foster-Milburn Co
Buffalo
N. Y
United States
Doane
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Teytsch’s Dept
Main and
Alta Streets
Sunny
Sullivan & Bond's
Sullvan & Bond's
New Plate
Webb and
Cattonwood Streets
Mrunlcips Amfartin
Gay Ablert
Alownie
Locathan
New FH
Leithers & Nichols Transfer
Orliman
L. Hunziker
Jeweler
Optician
Main Street
Travers
George W. Badgett
Mary E. Badgett
Weaton
Tinker Loan & Investment Co
Thomas A. Purdy
Mary A. Murphy
David Phelpe
Minnie A. Phelps
Robert Wilson
Paul Hemmdelgurn
Ponditen
Chi
Huyler's
Lowney’s
Gunther’s
the Palm
A. C. Koeppen & Brothers
Jack Fraker
McKay Creek
L. A. Exted
T. G. Montgomery
H. Y. Brickwell
Long Creek
Hotel
John Scott
Mise Opal Barnes
North Powder
T. J. Lloyd
H. C. Willis
The
Beho News
J. W. Ray
Ridge Neaborhood
Haid
Hortert Bryson
Walla’ Walsh
Everning
Mise
Dorothy Gilliam
Eva Heete
Thonpapa
Pasmenicer
Mire
Wim Haston Hae
Poet
Jolm
A. Gollan
J. F Gordon
Olympia
Man
Wueter
Cookendall
Finly
Martin Anderson
Huntington-Pendieton
McCrary
Haworth
la Choinde
Morgan Lake
Fluit City
James
W.T
T. P
W. T
Byers
Walters
Weston Mountain
Nabisco Wapers
Graham, Wafers
Paradise Sodas
Hananas
SWIFT
the Peoples Warehouse
Aee Ee T. P. W. T
W.T. BP
W.T. P
T. BP
T. PB
Crescent
Atwood
T. C. Taylor
the Hardware Man
Robinson
B. F. Beck
Pomla
C.rohrman
Court Street Grocer
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