City Brevities Dry wood and rentals offered in town
Listings include dry firewood from Minnis, private room and board on South Malin street, furnished rooms for rent on Logan street, a 23 room lodging house for sale, and various notices. Also offers on field fencing, stock and hay ranch near Alba Oregon, and a Christian church dedication excursion to Walla Walla with round trip fares. Oregon Lumber Yard promotes complete lumber stock and prices.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Malin Street
Garden Street
Logan Street
J. J. Sharon
Speilman Hardware Co
Alba
Oregon
Addres
L. A. Vogel
Pendleton
Ore
F. Court
Walla Walla
Christian Church
Jeme Failing
Singer
Oregon Lumber Yard
First Cargo of Shingles From Puget Sound
The Olympia sails with 15,000,000 shingles from Bellingham to San Francisco for rail shipment to Texas. Freight costs rise per thousand, and owners fear securing transit amid high expenses. The event marks a historic move in shipping shingles by sea to rail onward.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ockl Wimber
Puget Sound
Sys
Seattle News
Olympia
Alfred Croakey
Jetow
Bellingham
San Francisco
Southern Pacific
Pointe
Texas
Foley's Honey and Tar advertised cure
Filesbeth Gorden Hanna sues Dan Hanna in Cleveland Ohio for divorce alleging abandonment neglect and cruelty. The ad promotes Foley's Honey and Tar in a yellow package from Koeppen's Drug Store, urging use of the genuine product.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Filesbeth Gorden Hanna
Cleveland
Ohio
Dan Hanna
Mark Hanna
Personal mentions fill Pendleton pages in Heppner Times
Local column lists numerous visitors and residents in Pendleton and nearby areas. W. O. Chamberlain of Athena, Win J. Hurria of Umatilla, W. J. Brown of Pilot Rock, and many others are noted as in town or traveling. Names include Mrs. Eva McQueen, Aliie Knight, Mrs. Mike Grata, Mary Jennie Dykes, Frank W. Kettenbach, George H. Black, Sol Baum, and S. A. Barnes, with moves to Billings, Tacoma, Weston, Hermiston, and other destinations.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
W. OD
Chamberlain
Athena
Win J. Hurria
Umatilla
Pendleton Toay
Bert Huffman
Eva McQueen
Werton
Louw Boholl, Jr
Boho
Leen
Hi Hill
Antelope
Wasco County
St. George
Aliie Knight
Hlol
Chandler
Mike Grata
Billings
Mont
Mary Jennie Dykes
Milton
Mise Hessle McDante
Frank W. Kettenbach
George H. Black
Lewiston
Idaho
Elmer P. Dodd
Pendleton
Hermiston
William Boles
Tacoma
Mrr
Boles
Low Rinehart
Dayton
California
Arkansas
Harry KE. Edwards
Pennsylvania
S. A. Barnes
Mr Edwards
Sol Baum
Chicago
Hae
RK. A. Thompson
Weeton
Mone Defendants Named In Eddy Suit
May Solt seeks an accounting and adds spokespeople to the case involving the Eddy Christian Science church. Defendants Galwie Frye and Lewie Strang, officers to Mrs Eddy, were served in person in Spokane and Newton. New defendant Vere Mery Chamberlain of Spokane joins the list as trustees in the action to account for Eddy millions.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Concord
N. WH
Othe Reddy
Galwie Frye
Lewie Strang
Eddy
Prof
Bering
Miret Scientiet
Irving Tomlingon
Fuldy
Spokane
Teston
Mass
Friends of Christian Defence
Antone
Vere Mery Chamberlain
Newton
Chicago
Senate Gaffe In Ankeny Chair Causes Banter In Washington
Senator Ankeny of Walla Walla presided in the Senate with a bank president’s air, provoking amusement as he attempted to run the session while losing control to Heyburn and Patterson. The incident occurred in the vice presidential absence, prompting laughter and a quick shift in proceedings. Meanwhile Miss Norma Chapman is ill with pneumonia at Buttercreek, cared for by Miss Wheeler, with Dr L B Binkeslee attending.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washington
Congress
Lou K. Ankeny
Walla Walla
Ison Walton
Senate
Fairbanks
Washington, D. C
Tom” Patterson
Colorado
Sentrate
Ankeny
Mise Chapman
Mises Norma Chapman
Buttercreek
Shele
Mies Wheeler
L. B. Binkeslee le
Unkerlee
Richardson and Foster Wed Quietly at Presbyterian Manse
In a small afternoon ceremony at the Presbyterian manse, John Milton Richardson of Toston and Miss Berthy Lionelle Foster were united in marriage by Rev. W. L. Van Nuva. The intimate service was attended by a few close friends, followed by a modest dinner.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Voster-Niehardeon
John Milton Richardson
Toston
Berthy Lionelle Foster
W. L. van Nuva
Five Men Are Arraigned In County Court
In the county court five accused men faced arraignment this morning. John P. McManus was first to plead to murder, with pleading set for 1 30 Monday after his counsel Judge Fee was absent. Herbert Watson pleaded guilty to stealing a watch from Frank Duprat, with sentencing on Monday. Thomas Ev ing admitted to presenting a bad check and also faces sentencing Monday at 1 29. Charles C Sabin, alias Kerr, claimed a false name and said he would hire counsel by Monday, with bail for Kerr fixed at 250. Joelle Lamont named as a key witness was ordered to appear at 1 39. Walter Irwin, indicted for robbing J W Myrick of 40, has bail set at 500 and time to plead on Monday at 3 20.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
McManus
Eirewie
John P. McManus
Judge Fee
J. HM. Raley
Herbert Watson
Frank Duprat
J. BR. Raby
Thomas Eviing
Eoho
Dharn
W. C. E. Prattt CG
C. Sahin
Allan J. B. Kerr
Wos
Kerr
C. C. Sabin
Fly Yall
Joelle Lamont
Ward
Nved
Phelpe
Walter Irwin
J. W. Myrick
Nat
Irwin
W. Cc
Whitman Glee Club to Perform in Pendleton
The Whitman College glee club, 17 members, will sing at the Pendleton Presbyterian church on March 23 under the Pendleton Academy debating team. Prof. A C Jackson, famed baritone, and Howard Cox, the manager, arrange the appearance. Cox is from Walla Walla.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Pendleton
Aussees of Academy
Whitman College
Thin City
Presbyterian Church
Pendleton Academy
A. C. Jackson
Howard Cox
Walle Walla
Deaths of Mrs Goodem and Mrs Goodson at Alta and Cosie
Mrs Goodem and Mrs Fred Goodson, wife of a Pacific Coast Construction Company employee, died at 9 o clock tonight at the Meane house on the corner of Alta and Cosie streets. Cause of death pneumonia. Funeral at 1 50 P M tomorrow conducted by Rev. Robert Warner, pastor of the M F church, at Rader's undertaking parlors. Also notice of Orino Laxative Fruit Syrup advertised as a new remedy. Koeppen's Drug Store guarantees. Meanwhile several men were arrested and fined for killing deer in Terry county Washington.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Goodem
Fred Goodson
Pacific Coast Construction Company
Meane House
Alta and
Cosie Streets
Robert Warner
M. F. Church
Rader
Koeppen
Caleb Powers Anniversary in Kentucky Jail
Caleb Powers, Kentucky’s noted prisoner, marks seven years in confinement. Arrested March 10, 1900, he awaits a fourth trial set for the June term in Georgetown. He has been held in Lexington, Louisville, Frankfort, Georgetown, and Newport, with three trials and two life sentences and one death sentence.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Caleb Powers
Louisville
Kentucky
Goebel
Georgetown
Powers
Jalse
Lexington
Frankfort
Newport
No Case on Record About Foley Honey and Tar
There is no case on record of a cough or cold resulting in pneumonia after Foley's Honey and Tar. It will stop your cough and break up your cold quickly. Refuse any but the genuine Foley's Honey and Tar in a yellow package from Koeppen's Drug Store.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Foley
Koeppen
Senate panel to resume Brownieville inquiry Monday
Washington March 3 The senate committee on military affairs plans to reassemble Monday to resume the Brownieville investigation as several parties are expected to testify and documents will be reviewed amid ongoing scrutiny of military affairs.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washington
Senate Committee On Military Affairs
Also Mentioned on This Page
Louis Hunziker
Main St
Ely
Crear
Lore Fine
Cenia
Ely Drothers
Warren Street
New York
Lee Colesworthy
Cntor Mill
Alta
Cottonwood &St
Seattle
Richards
Germany
T. W. Hichards
Harvard University
Europe
University of Berlin
Abkoepen
Pendleton Lore
MONE
Whitman Glee Club
Terry County
Wonder Store
Puilding Lota
Frank B. Clopton .& CO
Kodak
Se Bowman
Bridge
Pendleton Drug Co
Ron the Great
Plano
Chickering
America
Weber
Kimball
Eilers Bros
Lester
Story
Clark, Bailey
Crown, Weser
J. B. Cook
Rogers
G. Rogers
Mgr
Main Street
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