Local Classified Items and Rentals in City Brevities
A jumble of rental notices and sales offers appears, including rooms for rent, a seven or eight room cottage inquiry, furniture for a nine room house, and various employment ads. Also listed are farm land for rent near Helix and Echo, seed potatoes for sale, Del mott’s goods, and a long excerpt on wood fat solvent extraction processes.
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Eile
Enquire
Weat Webb Street
St. Elmo Hotel
East Oregonian
Courthouse
Gidson Brown
Madison Street
Pendleton
Oregon
Helix
Echo
Extract Grease From Wool Patented by Roden Budapest
A method and machine for extracting fat from wool are patented by Herr Roden of Budapest. The apparatus uses multiple linked machines with hoppers, volatile solvent, traveling aprons, and conical vessels to dissolve grease, carry dirt away, and produce purified wool advancing through successive units.
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Patnage
Herr Roden
Budapest
Philadelphia Record
Thornton Music Co Offerings At Main Street Shop
Thornton Music Co lists high grade pianos and organs, talking machines, records and cabinets at 19 Main Street. The ad promotes Columbia, Holison and Victor brands and various musical merchandise for sale.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Columbia, Holison and
Victor
Scarlet fever cases rise at local schools
Two new scarlet fever cases were reported today, a Field school pupil and the building's janitor. Bessie Fisher, nine, of 606 Aura street, and William Reed, of 703 Ash street, are the ill. Dr. Temple reported both cases. Hawthorne and Field schools keep many pupils home amid the outbreak while no other new cases have appeared recently. The last case was diphtheria, Herbert Thompson, of West Railroad street, reported by Dr. Henderson last Saturday.
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Field School
Bessie Fisher
Aura Street
William Reed
Ash Street
Temple
Hawthorne
Field Schools
Henderson
Herbert Thompson
West Railroad Street
Lecture to Women Tonight at Firet Christan church
Mia Jean Morria Ells, talent ed phrenologist and lecturer, delivers a free women only lecture at the Firet Christan church starting this evening with no admission charge. The talk promises entertainment and profit, and a collection will be taken at the close. Mrs Ells is described as an entertaining capable woman with noted phrenological readings.
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Mia
Jean Morria Ells
Firet Christan Church
Eilis
Norse Show and Market Day Planned by La Grande Club
The La Grande Commercial Club schedules a market day and horse show for March 26. They plan elaborate arrangements to attract visitors, aiming to display Wilon county horse flesh in a creditable showcase following a successful prior market day.
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la Grande
Returned From California Visit by Mr and Mrs William Scott
Mr and Mrs William Scott of Helix returned from a three months stay in southern California and departed last evening for their home in Umatilla county. They enjoyed the Golden state visit but are glad to be back home.
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William Scott
Helix
California
Golden State
Umatilla County
J. F. McNaught
Hermiston
George Hunter
Michigan
W. L. Mallory
Umatilla
W. O. Minor
Heppner
H. Baumgartner
Echo
David Taylor
Athena
T. D. Taylor
L. A. Osteb
R. R. Johnson
John MacAuslan
Weston
Mt. Vernon
John Smith
the Cove
Union County
Pomeroy
Winnifred Godfrey
J. R. Dickson
Chehalis
Washington
Ethel Hayes
Portland
Leona Thompson
B. D. Harrison
St. Joe
Mich
Hotel St. George
James Conners
la Grande
Conductor Conners
Pendleton- Huntington
J W Matthews Elected Director Over Lan Ning At Pullman
J W Matthews was elected to the office of achoo director at Pullman Saturday, defeating W L Lan Ning for the three year term.
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Mra
J. W. Matthews
Pullman
W. L. Lanning
Personal visits fill Pendleton schedule in spring bustle
A stream of travelers and officials visited Pendleton today including J. N. Marshall returning from Kennewick Summers of Condon W. A. McBride of Athena and many others from Hermiston Echo Kamiak Portland and Vancouver. The day balanced business calls with social arrivals as locals prepared for future spring work.
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J. N. Marshall
Kennewick
Condon
W. A. McBride
Athena
John Geiss
Adama
H. W. King
Echo
J. F. Carnes
Pilot Rock
L. Samuel
Oregon Life of
Portland
Sheepmen to Face Separate Trials in Oregon Case
In circuit court tomorrow morning criminal cases against Washington sheepmen who crossed the state line last spring without notice will be brought to trial. Each man faces a separate trial due to differing circumstances and the proceedings may take several days. Under Oregon law a conviction could yield a maximum fine of 500 dollars for crossing the line without notifying Dr W H Lytle state sheep inspector. They will be tried by juries.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washington
Oregon
W. H. Lytle
Spector
Farm Market Sold to Sherman and Sheets
Through a completed deal C H Sherman and J M Sheets have bought the Farmers meat market from R Harrie and will run the business at the current Garden City packing location with their own slaughtering operations. Harras has wheat land near Athena and may open a butcher shop there.
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C. H. Sherman
J. M. Sheets
R. Harrie
Garden City Packing Company
Mr. Harras
Sust
Athena
Schmitz to Breathe Pure Air After Court Decision
Former San Francisco mayor Eugene Schmitz, freed on bond after the state supreme court upheld the appeals court, expects discharge from county jail today. Wealthy friends promise bond support and Schmitz plans a court hearing for indictment dismissal as contact with supporters continues.
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San Francisco
Eugene
Schmitz
State Supreme Court
Court of Appeals
Schmits
Dunn
McCourt Nomination Sent to Senate for U S Attorney Oregon
Fulton wires that Pendleton attorney John McCourt’s nomination as United States district attorney for Oregon was sent to the Senate this morning. Confirmation is expected next Monday with little opposition. McCourt is in Portland meeting federal officials to review the post.
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Fulton
Pendleton
Senate
John McCourt
C. W. Fulton
McCourt
United States
Oregon
Portland
Brown for Assessor in Republican Primary
R T Brown deputy in County Clerk Saling’s office announces candidacy for Republican nomination for assessor and plans to run against incumbent C P Strain if nominated. So far no other Republican candidate has emerged and Brown is favored to secure the party lead.
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Strain
R. T. Brown
Saling
C. P. Strain
Brown
Repubiead
Killing by Highbinders in Chinatown Strikes Hoy
Lee Dak Hoy of Sang Wa & Co. was shot dead in Chinatown Saturday night in an attack planned by Jue Mee and organized by the highbinders. Hoy had been marked for extermination and several other leading Chinamen in Portland face risk as police prepare for a possible broader clash this week.
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Lee Dak Hoy
Sang Wa & Co
First Street
Chinatown
Jue Mee
San Francisco
Oregon Sunday Journal
Hoy
Portland
Highbinders ‘Society
Two Men Fined for Disorderly Conduct in Robbery Row
Steve Borsch and Glenn Bushee were fined $5 each by Judge Fitz Gerald this morning for disorderly conduct. They interfered with people taking a drunken man home Saturday night, saying they believed the man was being robbed.
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Steve Borsch
Glenn Bushee
FitzGerald
Borsch
Bushee
Min
Mrs Robbins Attends State Camp Meeting Delegation
Mrs George A Robbins left this morning for Hood River as a delegate from Wildwood camp No 2853 to the State camp meeting. The state camp meets there tomorrow and will be in session for several days with Robbins named as a delegate to the national camp in the east during the summer.
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George A. Robbins
Hood River
Wildwood
Robbins
Walla Walla Notables Registered at Hotel St George
J A Payton H L Bryson F A Garrecht and D Johnson all well known Walla Walla citizens are registered at Hotel St George while in the city today.
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J. A. Payton
H. L. Bryson
F. A. Garrecht
D. Johnson
Walla Walla
Hotel St. George
Judge Overrules Demurrer in Three Sisters Suit
U S Judge Wolverton overruled a demurrer in the Three Sisters Irrigation company case yesterday effectively declaring the firm insolvent and ordering a receiver appointed. The action centers on a Crook County project.
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U. S
Wolverton
Three Sisters Irrigation Company
Crook County
Pendleton Clothiers Exceed Public Confidence With Stock
The article asserts Pendleton's leading clothiers remain unfazed by upheaval describing no fear of dethronement and pledging thorough inspection of all stock to guarantee dependable clothing for customers who pay good money.
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Pendleton
Speedy Justice: Keeton Pleads Guilty and Goes to Prison
W F P Keeton was arrested in John Day Saturday for stealing 2.45 from Mrs. Nettle Osborne of the John Day hotel. He pled guilty Monday, waived time, and was sentenced to one year in the penitentiary by Judge Davis. Sheriff Ambrose and guard George F. Ward escorted him to Salem Tuesday night. A young woman threatened him with a stove wood stick during the exit, declaring she would not be bothered by a man like him.
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Grant County
Blue Mountain
George F. Ward
Salem
Keeton
Woman orders man gone after stovewood weapon scene
A Baker City Herald report describes a tense incident outside a Baker restaurant where a waitress repelled a man who ogled her and warned him to leave and never return. The account notes she declared the message in a highly keyed voice and drew onlookers nearby.
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Baker
Baker City
Lenten Services at Church of the Redeemer Tomorrow
The Church of the Redeemer announces Lenten services tomorrow at 10 a.m. and 7:30 p.m. Choir practice will follow the evening service. Rector Charles Quinney officiates.
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Church of the Redeemer
Charles Quinney
Thereby announce my candidacy for the district attorney
A candidate announces seeking the republican nomination for re election as district attorney for the sixth judicial district subject to republican voters at the coming primary on April 17, 1908. FOR DISTRICT ATTORNEY.
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Sixth Judicial District
Also Mentioned on This Page
Alexander Dep't Store
East Court
Demott's Grocery
Donse, Stansberry & Milne
G. M. Rice
West High
Haviland China
Demott's
Main Street
Koeppens
R. B. Stanfield
Butter Creek
J. A. Carleon of
Kamela
Bert Huffman
Carol Walker
Vancouver
Wash
Western Union
Lee A. Duncan
Haines
Frank Curtis
L. J. Tallman
J. ¥. Tallman
Mr.Tallman
Richard Wissler
Huntington
Charles H. Norris
Sherman and Sheets
Reinhold Harras
Ald
Borsch and
Bond Brothers Leading Clothiers
Oregon Theatre
Morrie B. Streeter
Charles B. Hanford
F. Lawrence Walker
Antony and Cleopatra
Pendleton Drug Company
Speedy Justice
G. W. Phelps
Colored Plantation
Clorinda
Eagles Hall
THE
Pendleton Drug CO
Eagle Show Shop
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