Local shopping notes and notices in Pendleton
A collage of small ads and notices: farm loans by James A. Howard. Hawley Bros. dill pickles olives. Cleaver Bros. gloves and hats. Standard Grocery prices on stock salt and cheaper ranch eggs. Sharp’s wall paper store. Walla Walla Health Foods. rooms for rent at 309 West Court. Mrs Campbell’s millinery spring line. Baer & Daley’s new clothing. Henry J. Bean properties. Nolf's stationery offers Chicago leader hat. money to loan from J. R. Dickson. Hawley Bros. fresh produce. Shewart & Greulich meats. East Oregonian building rooms for rent. Muir & Wall dressmaking move. two apprentices sought at Mrs Rose Campbell’s millinery. J. F. McCarty ships two cars of sheep to Pacific Meat Co.. Baer & Daley shoes. high school debate postponed. Speltz seed at Colesworthy’s. Pendleton Gun Club medal shoot Sunday. Asa Thompson medal holder. Baptist Ladies’ Aid chicken pie dinner March 8. birth in Walla Walla. Carrier millinery stock from Chicago arrival.
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James A. Howard
si._y. Dutton
Hawley Bros
Cleaver Bros. Dry Goods Co
Pendleton
Sharp
Big Wall Paper
Opera House Block
Court Street
Standard Grocery
Walla Walla
West Court Street
Main Street
Baer & Daley's
Henry J. Bean
Nolf
Mammoth
Chicago Leader
J. R. Dickson
East Oregonian
Shewart & Greulich
Muir & Wall
Association Block
East Webb Street
Assembly Hall
Speltz
C. F. Colesworthy
Alta
Cottonwood Streets
Pendleton Gun Club
Asa Thompson
Primary election in Umatilla county favors Furnish delegates
The East Oregonian reports the Republican primary results from Umatilla county precints with many polls still open at press. Early returns show W. J. Furnish leading for governor while Athena Ukiah and Alba precincts elect Lowell aligned delegates to the Republican county convention. In Athena North and South precincts the voters favor Lowell for governor. Ukiah Alba tally indicates Furnish delegates. Adams favors Lowell with a 44 to 41 vote for Lowell supporters.
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Umatilla
East Oregonian
W. J. Furnish
Lowell
Pendleton
Athena
North Athena
W. H. Reeder
W. M. Shick
G. W. Haneell
BE. S. Waterman
South Athena
D. A. Dudley
Geo. W. Bradley
Stephen A .Lowell
Ukiah
Alba
Helix
Fulton
Milton
South Milton
Hogue
Adams
J. D. Gregoire
J. Wi. Perringer
J. O. Hales
J. C. Smith
Liens Filed Against the Athena Flouring Mill
Eight liens were filed Thursday evening at the courthouse against the Athena Flouring Mill Company's property. Claims cover milling machinery, scales, ware houses, trucks and grain stored in warehouses. The action follows a suit to appoint a receiver to prevent further suits for grain payments. Total liens amount to 10 366.07 with assets not exceeding 13 000. Listed claimants include W. K. Bond, First National Bank of Athena, T. J. Kirk, W. Minnis, Henry Koppitzke, J. S. McLeod, C. H. Brown and David Ferris.
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Court House
Athena Flouring Mill Company
Athena
W. KE. Bond
First National Bank of Athena
T. J. Kirk
W. ©. Minnis
Henry Koppitzke
J. 8. McLeod
Dinner in honor of Governor Richard Yates in St Louis
St Louis March 7 The St Louis Republican club has prepared a dinner tonight honoring Governor Richard Yates of Illinois. Many political leaders have been invited and the event is expected to serve as an informal conference on the coming campaigns in Missouri and Illinois.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
St. Louis
Republican Club
Richard Yates
I Illinois
Missouri
Illinois
General Wood Ordered to Washington in Cuban Plan
Washington March 7 The secretary of war directs General Wood to come to Washington immediately to confer on plans for the departure from Cuba on May 1 of all United States troops The administration seeks Wood ideas on Cuban reciprocity and related policy questions
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Wood
Washington
Secretary of War
Cuba
United States
General Estey Dies at Brattleboro Plant President Julius Estey Dead
General Julius Estey, president of the Estey Organ Company, died in Brattleboro Vermont today from apoplexy. The news comes as a shock to workers and local industry leaders who praised his leadership and vision for the company. An obituary and funeral arrangements are expected to be announced locally.
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General Estey
Brattleborro
Julius Estey
The
Estey Organ Company
Death of Glen Hays From Scarlet Fever Blood Poisoning
Five year old Glen Hays son of Mr and Mrs Sam Hays died at 11 am today at their home at Court and College streets from blood poisoning caused by scarlet fever contracted about two weeks ago. Funeral is set for 2 pm tomorrow from the residence with interment in Olney cemetery.
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Glen
Sam Hays
Court and
College Streets
Olney
BAD S. P. TRAIN WRECK CONCLUDED KILLS AND INJURES
Reports say a large number were killed or injured when a S. P. train derailed in a mountain ravine after striking a broken rail on a descending curve. Sixteen bodies were recovered. The wreck burned nine cars. A Ta bor station agent rushed to help with a handcar. Known dead include Engineer Mast Fireman Betsch and Express Messenger Adams.
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New York
Tabor
Sveral
Mast
Betsch
Adams
Pendleton Baseball Prospects Mixed with Local Talent
Captain Charles W. Ziegler arriving from Seattle sees a bright baseball year for Pendleton. He plans to favor local players to preserve town interest, but will strengthen weak positions to ensure competitive play. A practice game with Whitman is planned for the 26th to gauge team strength. Walla Walla raises funds for its club with $200 monthly pledges, reaching nearly the full $1000 goal for five months, with some boosters preferring anonymity.
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Charles W. Ziegler
Seattle
Pendleton
Ziegler
Whitman
Walla Walla
John L. Sharpstein
Julius A. Levy
Thomas Drumheller
Oregon Medical Society targets unwholesome meat milk and spitting
The Oregon Medical Society outlined three crusades in view at a Portland meeting. The aims are to curb unwholesome meats, impure milk, and public spitting. These topics were placed as a special order of business for the next meeting two weeks later. The society sees a broad field of work in pursuing these purposes.
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Oregon Medical Society
Portland
Twelve building lots in Raley's addition on river side
Twelve building lots in block 14 on the north side of the river in Raley's addition. Fine location and well graded. Inquire of N. W. Potwine, Pendleton, Or.
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Raley
N. W. Potwine
Pendleton, Or
Selbert and Schultz Form Partnership in Main Street Shop
John Selbert enters into a partnership with G. Schultz to run a taller business on Main Street next to Leezer's Bakery. The shop will market Pendleton Boquet Cigars.
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John Selbert
G. Schultz
Main Street
Leezer
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Tarcham Lace
Tobast
Carrier Millinery
Neece
Louis Hunzie Jewler
Opticia
Koeppen
Brown
Alba Hogue
McKay
Helix and
Pilot
C. W. Mathews
Albert Hemphill
Tom Jacques
Herbert Boylen
G. W. Doane
Oliver Knotts
MILL
Governor Yates
Umatilia
S. P
Peoples Warehouse
Butterick
the Peggle
Oregon
Pendleton Boquet
W. J. Clarke & CO Opera House
T. A. Benton
Goodnough Bdg
Ore
Frazer Opera House
Geo L. Baker
Manger
B. Welch
Mr. Daniel Sully
Frazier’s
East Oregonian Office
Pendleton, Oregon
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