East Oregonian city briefs and ads assortment
Primary election petitions at the East Oregonian office and a cluttered page of cabinet photos and ads. Listings include For Rent two modern six room cottages, piano purchases, millinery help wanted, and a lost horse. Also notices for hotel rates, tours, stenographer job, and housecleaning services with various local business names and addresses.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
East Oregonian
Burne Bros
John Vert
Deapaln Block
Runaway Couple Sought By Walla Walla Authorities
A runaway pair left Cottonwood Street this morning on the o clock train headed for Walla Walla. The girl is Mary Walker, the mother Minnie Heynolde says, her daughter left with a theatrical company without consent. Local efforts were made to stop them in Walla Walla amid anxiety.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Walla Walla
Alles Mary Walker
Minnie Heynolde
Cottonwood Street
Thursday Evening at Music Mall Program Planned
The program for Thursday evening at Music hall features McMinn's selections, recitations by Mrs. Bleakney, housing by Dr. Miller, High School Quartet, and an address by Hon. Charles Whelan of Micison Win. Whelan, famed speaker, is expected to draw attendees from miles away. Admission is free. Also notice: partnership in McKay Creek sawmill between J J Wilbur and W L Rhodes dissolved January 12 1906. E J Wilbur and W L Rhodes report dissolution and property transfer details dated March 6 1906.
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Music Hall
McMinn
Ehentra
Bleakney
Miller
Charles Whelan
Micison
Win
Whelan
United States
Madiaen
Dieschiller
Oy McKay Creek
J. J. Wilbur
W. L. Rhodes
E. J. Wilbur
Anid Partnership
Special children's service at Christian Church tonight
Evening service for children runs from 7 to 7 20 with a sermon on Repentance. The Webbs will alter Everybody Invited to attend.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Christian Church
Webbs
Notice of debt disclaimer and fishery output in Canada
Notice states I will not be responsible for debts of my son Will Puhrman signed by A FUHRMAN. It also reports that three thousand tons of herring were put up last season at Nanaimo British Columbia with a catch far larger than prior years and about 450 to 500 men employed.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Will Puhrman
A. Fuhrman
Nanaimo
B.C
Personal visit notes from Heppner and Milton list
A stream of brief personal mentions notes visitors in town and callers from Heppner Milton Colfax and Pendleton. Names include R Gilmer Ragadile Beckwith Hollingsworth Gentry Frazier Wilbur Hartman Burns Gould Knight Nelson Crow Blakeslee Peterson Godwin Foss Nelson Blinnkman Bekeley Trimm Stanton Johnson and more with travel from Walla Walla Spokane and Pendleton. The notices also mention a suffrage meeting in Adams and a high school glee program.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Cc. R. Gilmer
Heppner
T. la. Ragadile
Milton
J. Beckwith
Sumpter
H. S. Hollingsworth
Colfax
Iwash
Totel Pendleton
J. H. Gentry
Perry Gould
Uma- Ulla County Woolgrowers’ Association
Nolin
O. W. Knight
Umatilla
William Holney
Pilot Reck
Alberta
W. R. Ellis
Mrs. Blakeslee
L. K. Blakeslee
Los Angeles
Peterson
Ming
Tom
Doss Swearingen
Klamath Folle
T. Godwin
Gentry Bankruptcy
Rhoder
JL A
Foss
Athena
Madras
Crook County
James Nelson
Butter Creek Pfarmer
W. Mihn
Nak
Smithy
Blue Mountain
Spokesman-Review
Walla Walla
Denton M. Crow
Spokane
A. D. Stillman
Henry Blnnckman
M.T. Bekeley
The
Buffalo
W. W. Elmer
Blue Mountain American
HW. i Trimm
Cleveland Peking Powder Company
May Stanton
Pendleton
McBrain
Siater
Barr
Equal Suffrage Talk At First Baptist Church Pendleton
Mike Maury N Chase will address Pendleton residents at 7:90 PM at the First Baptist Church on the equal suffrage question. A committee will organize and start a workable city system. Friends of the movement are urged to attend. Chase speaks in a practical businesslike style with knowledge of U S suffrage history.
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Mike Mary N. Chase
Baptist Church
Mike Maury N
Chase
Pendleton
First Baptist Church
Mise Chase
United States
Enjoyable Evening at Umatilla Maccabees Hall
Last night at Secret Society Hall Umatilla Tent No 27 Order of Maceabees held a social session after the regular meeting. A pleasant musical and literary program was delivered with the chief attraction ongoing throughout the evening.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Secret Society Hall
Umatilla
Order of Maceabees
Briggson Man Cleared in Wife Beating Case
In Briggson, BR. F. Johnson faced charges of wife beating and an assault on his wife yesterday. The case was dismissed due to the wife and daughter failing to testify. Johnson pleaded guilty to assault on his son and was fined 15 dollars plus costs.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
J. F. Beckwith
Fred Gane
Gold Tesne Mines Company
Pasenger
Pendleton
BR. F. Johnson
Briggson
Westorn
Johnson
Jerome Changes Tricen New York Grant Jury Expected
Jerome appeared before the grand jury this afternoon and presented evidence from his investigation into the Armstrong committee repairs and asked the jury to consider indicting certain insurance officials and charging grand larceny. The jury asked questions in hypothetical cases about political contributions by insurance companies and the court warned them to deliberate calmly rather than follow public clamor.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New York
Jerome
Armertrong
Junora
Paving Contractor to Confer With City Council
A.M. Shannon of Warren Construction arrived from Walla Walla to review state of street paving and consult with city officials. He is expected before the council tomorrow as the street committee prepares to report. A crowd gathered for Mark Twain’s lecture at the Majestic in New York on March 6, requiring police reserves to maintain order and disperse unable attendees.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
A.M. Shannon
Warren Construction Company
Walla Walla
Tix
Mark Twain
L. Clemens
Majestic Theater
New York
Sawmill Firm Rhodes Wilbur Dissolved and Continued
The sawmill firm of Rhodes and Wilbur on upper McKay has dissolved. EB. J. Wilbur will continue the business, with W. L. Rhodes retiring. The mill will operate next season and furnish lumber to city yards and surrounding country patrons.
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Rhodes and Wilbur
Upper
McKay
EB. J. Wilbur
W. L. Rhodes
Appointment notices for depot land inspector and stock inspector
To Whom It May Concern WY appoints James E. Hackett of Pendleton as deputy Inspector for land on Nhorsee and cattle shipments. Tohn HH Bryant is named Stock Inspector for Umatilla County.
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James E. Hackett
Pendleton
Tohn HH. Bryant
East End Grocery Promises Honest Service and Full Line
An old style grocery feature extols the East End Grocery as honest and fair, inviting customers to shop there. It highlights a full line of school supplies, Faultless butter, warm bread each evening, and Crescent brand teas and coffees. Proprietor J. W. Dyer invites inspection and lists Main 636.
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East End
Lang
Also Mentioned on This Page
Peoples Warehouse
Onne
Crocker
Bowman
Harry Reed
Lear Hon
Charlo Whelan
Portland
Oregon
Crooker
Mra. Downey's
Webb Street
Main
L. Hunziker
Maury Walker
Music Mall
Koeppens
A. C. Koeppen & Bro
Popular Price Drug Store
Traction
High School
Glee Club
High Seimol Glee Club
Steilm Green
George Pierce
Frances Fits Gerald
W. A. Crank
Georgia O'Dennel
Vesta Dennis
Frank Plenge
Castle and Barr
Maccabees
Adams
Wits
Mary N. Chave
Equal Suffrage
Llewallen
Mire L. D. Eaton
James H. E. Scott
Kh. & Ny
North Platte
Neb
Whch
First Congregational Church
Taho
Maccaber Soclat
Alice Hive
Panama
Werveser
Diemiferd
Tricen
Bueru
J. W. Dyer
Centrali Meat Market A. D
Atgoustavo
Proprietor
Alta. St
Rock Spring
Laatz Bros
Gare
J. L. Vaughan Electrician
W. Court St
Phone Matn
Eeecevessecesere
Segece R
Rosalyn Coal
U. S
Roslyn Wood & Coa. CO
W. C
East Orégonian
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