Demott's and Local Ads Span City Briefs
Various notices list Demott's offerings including Haviland china dry wood furniture seeds and farm tools. Rentals offered for furnished and unfurnished rooms or cottages with inquiries to local offices. Lost pocketbook near council room contains receipts and letters. return to recorder's office. Sign painting course advertised with practical work by F R Peale and Lane Signs.
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East Court
Demott’s
Gidion Brown
Madison Street
Pendleton
Oregon
Recorder’s
F. R. Peale
Lane
Special Orders for Company II Drill and Party
Captain Kern issued orders for all Company II members to report in uniform for a drill at the regular time followed by a brief business meeting. After the drill the company will host a party for its friends and especially those who took part in the extravaganza promising an eventful season.
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Kern
Washington Oats Exports From Palouse Country Soared
More than 690000 tons or about 20000000 bushels of oats were shipped from Washington to eastern and foreign markets during the past season by Kerr-Gif ford, with almost all shipments from the Palouse country and a few small lots from foothill areas near the Walla Walla valley.
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Washington
Kerr-Gifford
Walla Walla Union
Palouse
Walla Walla Valley
Eastbound O B R N Train Delayed In Spokane Delay
The No 6 eastbound O B R N train failed to arrive by 2 55 this morning and reached Portland around 8 30 after wait for the Spokane train at Umatilla. The Spokane train was held up by a broken engine.
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Portland
Spokane
Umatilla
Valuable Wheat Land Sold East of Adams
Desire St Dennis sold a quarter section of wheat land a few miles east of Adams to Moses Taylor for 12800 dollars. This tract sits in the heart of the wheat belt and is described as one of the choice tracts of the region.
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Desire St. Dennis
Moses Taylor
Adams
Wheat Belt
Steamer Coama Safely Docked After Grounding
The steamer Coama, which ran aground on Fire Island yesterday, was docked this morning with no apparent damage. The incident occurred near New York and crews reported a routine assessment with no injuries or further hazards.
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New York
Coama
Alleged Hold Up On Garden Street Reported
A visitor says two men held him at revolver point on Garden street between Webb and Alla, taking a gold watch a $20 gold piece a $6 bill and small change. Will Schidel, visiting his sister Mrs. Edgar Thompson, from Chehalis Washington, reported the crime to night police. search for suspects continued with no find. One man described as tall and the other short.
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Will Schidel
Garden Street
Webb
Alla
Schidel
Edgar Thompson
Chehalis
Wash
Law Firm Dissolved and New Practice Formed in County
The firm Peterson, Peterson & Wilson dissolved with S. D. Peterson withdrawing to start a separate Milton practice. Wilmer Peterson and S. F. Wilson remain partners. The Pendleton office will be handled by Peterson, who has lived in the city since last fall. Wilson keeps the Athena office to manage the county end.
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Peterson, Peterson & Wilson
Umatilla
Pendleton
Milton
Athena
S. D. Peterson
Wil M. Peterson
8. F. Wilson
Mr. Wilson
Local Couple Wed Upcoming at Adams Home Tomorrow
A marriage license was issued this afternoon to David H Bayne and Miss Ethel Lievallen daughter of Mr and Mrs J T Lievallen. They plan a 9 o'clock ceremony at the bride's parents Adams home with Rev Hacker. Afterward they will travel by morning train for a brief wedding trip and will reside in Helix. Both are prominent in their communities and well wished for a happy married life.
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David H. Bayne
Ethel Lievallen
J. T. Lievallen
Adams
Hacker
Helix
A Vicarious Payment story on Umatilla horse race
Roy E. Norton writes in Pearson's magazine May issue a tale titled A Vicarious Payment. The story recounts incidents of a horse race from early days on the Umatilla reservation and notes Norton is husband of Anna Selkirk-Norton of this city.
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Roy E. Norton
Pearson's Magazine
Anna Selkirk-Norton
Umatilla Reservation
Hall's Catarrh Cure Advertisement Notice
One hundred dollar reward offered for catarrh cure failure. Fr J Cheney & Co Toledo. Endorsers Walding Kinnan Marvin Toledo state Mr Cheney honorable in business and able to fulfill obligations. Hall's Catarrh Cure taken internally. testimonials free. price per bottle. Sold by all druggists. Hall's Family Pills for constipation.
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Hall
Fr. J. Cheney &O
Toledo
F. J. Cheney
Walding, Kinnan & Marvin
Sanke Hall
For Rent Five Room House Near Main Street
A five room house located one block from Main Street is available to rent. Furniture for three rooms is offered for sale at low price.
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Main Street
Echo city visitors and residents on assorted trips
Numerous individuals from Echo and nearby towns travel for business or visit in the city. Names include Wm Slusher Bert Campbell W T McLeod Charles Campbell D B Richardson Mrs John Gless Mrs J D Plamondon A B Stephens R Oldaker James Johns J F Baker R J Slater M H Gilbert Henry Bayne J M Shaw J T Lieunllen Mr and Mrs A C Crawford Jerry Stone F E Judd and son W H Daugherty Horace Walker Hazel Crossen Marie Goffin S A Lowell William Folsom E J Brown Jack McLaughlin and others visiting or on business in the city, with several staying at local hotels and authorities touring local projects.
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W. T. McLeod
Adama
Charles Campbell
Helix
D. B. Richardson
John Gless
Aday
J. D. Plamondon
Athéna
A. B. Stephens
Umatilla
Henry Bayne
J. M. Shaw
Walla Walla
St. George
J. P. McManus
Pilot Reek
Golden Rule
J. T. Lieunllen
Adams Wheatgrower
A. C. Crawford
Hermiston
Jerry Stone
Athens
F. E. Judd
California
W. H. Daugherty
Umatlila Ranch Company
Foster
Lloyd D. Tolleman
S. A. Lowell
Portland
William Folsom
Umatilla County
Kennewick
E. J. Brown
Pacific Paper Company
Oregon
Ferndale Schoolhouse Window Breakers Implicated
Adolph McMinn is jailed and two Milton youths are sought by police for vandalism in Ferndale. They are accused of breaking two large windows at the Earndale schoolhouse and damaging the Baptist and Congregational churches in the same area. The youths are about 16 years old.
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Adolph McMinn
Milton
Ferndale
McMinn
Earndale
Baptist
Congregational
Bova
Union Meat official surveys eastern Oregon cattle districts
J B Good superintendent of agencies for the Union Meat company returns from a trip through Pendleton La Grande Baker City and other cattle shipping points to assess spring beef cattle destined for Portland and Seattle packing houses. Thousands of grain and alfalfa fed steers are being driven to shipping points for shipment in the next two months.
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Fastern
Oregon
J. B. Good
Union Meat Company
Pendleton
la Grande
Baker City
Oregon Daily Journal
Portland
Seattle
Bickers to Salem This Week Headed for New Institution
Mr. and Mrs. H. E. Bickers will depart this week for Salem where he will head the new Institution for the feeble minded. Before starting duties he will visit several eastern institutions to learn their methods.
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Bickers
Salem
H. E. Bickers
Mr. Bickers
State President Emma Galloway Attends District Rebekah Convention
State President Emma Galloway of the Rebekahs arrived last evening to attend the district convention in the city. Eight lodges will join the convention beginning tomorrow at 10 o clock, with a pleasant and profitable event anticipated.
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Emma Galloway
Rebekahs
Order
Thie City
Hanford in Antony and Cleopatra at Oregon Theatre
Charles B Hanford returns to stage in Antony and Cleopatra at the Oregon Theatre on Friday March 13 presenting a classical character with rare depth. The production features new electric effects, a large company including chorus and ballet, and strong support from Lee Willard in the lead with a capable cast. The Country Squire also plays at the Oregon Theatre on Saturday March 7 offering clean humor and sentiment.
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Charles B. Hanford
Oregon Theater
Antony and Cleoptran
Lee Willard
The Wrong Mr Wright Burlesque At Star Theater
Large crowd attended last night as the Star Theater opened a new bill headlined The Wrong Mr Wright a lively burlesque and vaudeville show with songs dances and a cast of pretty performers. A fresh program of moving pictures was added this week and The Wrong Mrs Wright will run until Thursday before another change.
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Star Theater
Mr. Wright
Mrs. Wright
New Pictures at the Dime Theatre
The Dime shows a fine set of moving pictures including Paul Revere's Ride, praised as one of the best in recent days at the venue.
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the Dime
Paul Revere
Pendleton Cine Show Promises More Animated Pictures
The Eagle Show Shop has presented a large collection of moving pictures including "The Woodchopper's Daughter" and "The First Row" and promises another change today and tomorrow with one of the most complete programs of animated pictures yet seen, educational and entertaining.
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Pendleton
Eagle Show Shop
Won Oregon Prizes At The Dalles Poultry Show
Frank W Breed of College Place won top honors at The Dalles Oregon poultry show with nine Barred Plymouth Rock birds. Over 400 birds from Oregon and Washington entered this inaugural event run by The Dalles Business Men's league. Elmer Dixon of Oregon judged. Breed captured firsts in cock, cockerels, hens, pullets and best collection with sweepstakes for top male and two top females.
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Dalles
Ore
Business Men's League
Frank W. Breed
College Place
Walla Walla
Elmer Dixon
Oregon
Broad
Names listing for hotel chain residents and affiliates
A dense OCR fragment lists numerous individuals and towns including Hotel Se, George, L. H. Steinhart, G. A. Legrand, Portland, Mrs. W. M. Whitley, Walla Walla, W. C. Teutsch, 8, EH. G. Aine, W. H. Daughtrey, Mrs. P. D. Hoag, Spokane, Miss Moore, Mrs. M. H. Gillette, Echo, P. Van Datta, Portland, 8 R. Oldaker, Hermiston, E. J. Brown, Portland, Geo. H. Payne, Walla Walla, A. W. Hartman, R. Rotchford, Spokane, Wm. Whiteley, Walla Walla, Chas A. Davis, Denver, Geo. McGilvery, Spokane, H. Markonits, Spokane, Mrs. M. C. Ferguson, Maggie Ferguson, Jos. D. Hartnett, Denver, A. W. Carson, Denver, F. R. Silver smith, N. ., H. H. Wintzer, St. Louis, C. W. Bowman, Portland, J. M. Shaw, Walla Walla, R. Bernhardy, G. Schlesinger, San Francisco.
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L. H. Steinhart
G.A. Legrand
Portland
W. M. Whitley
Walla Walla
W. C. Teutsch
EH. G. Aine
W. H. Daughtrey
P. D. Hoag
Spokane
Miss Moore
M. H. Gillette
Echo
P. van Datta
R. Oldaker
Hermiston
E. J. Brown
Geo. H
St. Louis
C. W. Bowman
J. M. Shaw
R. Bernhardy
G. Schlesinger
San Francisco
W U Ren Opens Canby Senator Campaign
W U Ren opened his candidacy for U S Senator at Canby yesterday. Some people are very careful not to let their pocketbooks feel a religious thrill.
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W. U'Ren
U.S
Canby
Cure dandruff with Herpicide hair treatment
A vintage advertisement touts Newbro's Herpicide as a cure for dandruff and hair loss. It claims to destroy dandruff germs, stop scalp irritation, and promote luxuriant hair growth. Sold by leading druggists with samples available for 10 cents in stamps. Two sizes priced at 60 cents and $1.00.
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Herpicide Co
Detroit
Mich
Koeppen & Bros
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Matzen
Alexander Dep't Store
Demott's
East Oregonian
Stansberry & Milne
Haviland China
City
Koeppens
Wm. Slusher
Bert Campbell
Hotel
James Johns
Hartman Abstract Company
J. F. Baker
R. J. Slater
M. H. Gilbert
Jack McLaughlin
Hlinois Central Railroad
Osis
DR. King’s
Rex
Tallman
Hanford
Eagle
Hotel Se
George
Frank B. Clopton & CO
E. Court, St., Pendleton, Ore
the Fair Dep’t. Store
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