City Briefities at Tatom's and Teutech's stores
Local notices list promotions and daily offerings from Tatom's fruit and confections Teutech's department store and Sharon Eddings pawnshop. It mentions specials on hosiery, shoes, muslin underwear, soap and coal from McAdams, a St George restaurant open day and night, and a Lent church service at the Redeemer.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Howard's Cigar
Nolf
Remington
J. S&s
TI Malm Street
Toutsch
St. George
Webb Street
E. C
Evange lical Services Schedule Amid Lent Reflections
Public invited to weekly religious services during Lent with evening prayer on Wednesday at 7 30 p m and Sunday evenings. Services include sermons emphasizing repentance and acknowledgment of God's sovereignty.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Church of the Redeemer
Henry Dison Joes
Fak Bible
Ohio
Gol
Death of Mrs Melvina Webb in Walla Walla area
Mrs Melvina Webb mother of W R Webb dies at Judge Bille home at 1:20 PM. Body to be moved to Walla Walla cemetery for Monday services after arrival at the depot. Survived by four children including George Webb and three daughters, widow since her husband killed in Virginia regiment. Mrs Webb has lived with the Filby family for 20 years and previously resided in Walla Walla.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Melina Webt
W. R. Fille
Mert Bille
Girsoner
Walla Walls
Wall
Fapdla Chanel
Webb
Virginia
Set View
George G Webb
Portland
Walla Walla
Personal mentions fill Athena to Weston in recent travel
Local items note John Davis of Athena and W Orrick of Pitot Rock visiting the city on business.ER M Powers of Weston attends a regents meeting with AR French and George W. Prockel of Weston also in town for normal school regents. J Huckbone visits to inspect Dr Beet's horses. Bert Sturm and Niele Crown leave Pendleton area for summer work. Hawk of Pilot Rock in town on business as roads and range are described as variable but county seen as resilient.
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John Davis
Athena
W. Orrick
Pitot Rock
ER. M. Powers
Weston
J. Huckbone
Walls Walla
Dr. Beet
AR. C. French
Weston Normal
Board of Regents
George W. Procketel
Regents of the Normal School
J. ©. Stone
Portland
Bickers
French
Weston Normal School
Regents
J. A. Worthigton
United Shires
Normal School
Bert Sturm
Pendleton Business College
Hickleton
Wash
Niele Crown
Bickleton
Hawk
Pilot Boek
Wumullila
Andie
Major Gantenbelis and Hart Discuss Philippine War Roles
In a wartime exchange, Major Gantenbelis of the prerente battalion and George Hart Toei, a lieutenant in the second Ore ron, recalled their service in the Philippines. Gantenbelis noted the number of volunteer officers eligible for a colonelcy as a future war looms.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Towt
Gantenbelis
Prerente
George Hart Toei
Oreron
Philippines
Gantenbelise
Quarantine Lifts After First City Eviction
Quarantine from the Crowner home in the city is set to be lifted tomorrow, following earlier actions at the Water Street residence of T. W. Ayers and the Ralph Folsom home. The city marked its first quarantine in effect today.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
T. W. Ayers
Water Street
Ralph Folsom
Crowner
New Jewelry Establish Opens in Savings Bank Building
James Willer of Wallace Idaho has opened a watchmaking and engraving shop in the Savings Bank building. Wilder hails from Huntington Tennessee and was in Wallace briefly before moving to the site.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
James Willer
Wallice
Idaho
Savings Bank
Wilder Ia
Huntington, Tenn
Wis
Minnesota Attorneys Visit Weet to Plan Action in La Grande
Two Minnesota lawyers Mesara Anderson and Clark from Brainard arrive in Weet. They meet J. P. Winters, then depart for La Grande to pursue preparations for action against Umberland.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Minnesota
Mesara- Anderson and Clark
Brainard
Minn
J. P. Winters
la Grande
Doctor performs pioneering X-ray hand and foot images
Two Skype images of a hand and a foot were taken to Dr. Blekeslee using an X-ray machine. The doctor plans to display them at large offices in the Judd building. This marks his first work of this kind with the machine, with more to come.
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Hand
Foot
Blekeslee
Judd Building
Mee C FP to Kansas City for temporary residence
Miss Brown plans to travel tonight to Topeka Kansas where she may settle permanently. If she dislikes the country she will visit relatives and return to Pendleton to prepare for a permanent home there. She fears many changes in Topeka may prevent satisfaction even in her old home.
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Kansas
Brown
Topeka
Kan
Pendleton
Kanga
Steamer Chwrlew FR Spencer Plans Port Portland Run
The Spencer under Captain K W Spencer was to ply between The Dalles and Portland with reduced fare. Last summer passengers rode The Dalles to Portland for 25 cents. Spencer aimed to win Lew and Whork business with a bid, as rail competition priced travel aggressively.
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Spencer
Dalles
Porthind
K. W. Spencer
Dalle
Porthnd
Lew
Transfers Arrive as Priolle Express Office Hens Change
Pres Agent J Wilson of Salt Lake Oly arrives to take charge of the Priolle Express office from resigning J J Settles. Transfer to be completed once a wouter agent checks the office. Wilson, an experienced expressman, is pleased with Pendleton. Fifty Transfers Today include about 30 children from the FR. & N line to the Washington division. Two traveling families shared 17 children. men among the passengers hail from Kansas and Colorado.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
J. Wilson
Salt Lake Oly
Priolle Expres
J . J. Settles
Wilton
Pendleton
Settles
Wiehington
Kansas
Colorado
Old But Goal The Cooking Theory Of Hog Feed
A professor at an agricultural college preached that animal feed should be cooked. While driving, he observed hogs fed uncooked corn and judged cooking would halve digestion time. He challenged the farm owner about the practice, prompting a sharp exchange on farm economics.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Elolitor
Higheory
Stringer
Veteran Actor to Leave Stage at End of Season
J P Stoddard, veteran actor and singer, will retire from the stage at season's end after urging to perform one more time. Manager Kirke La Salle quipped that changing his mind is as hard as breaking into a burglar-proof safe with a toothpick. Fifty-two volcanic eruptions rose from We ea during the last century and 19 of them disappeared shortly after.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
J. P. Stoddard
Dotor
Kirke la Salle
We #ea
Pendleton Music House Ad Claims Low Prices and Cash Only Policy
An advertisement from Eiler's Music House Pendleton asserts it sells pianos at low profit margins with cash only, accusing rivals of overcharging for the same instruments. It cites prior exposes by Portland papers and promises satisfaction or money back with direct buying from the store on Court Street.
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Siowman
Oregon
the Tribune
That & Bookkeeper
Pitino
Eller
Portland
Wiley B. Allen Co
Eiler
Music House
Fuott & Gordon
Court Street
Pendleton
Ore
Life Story of a Man Through the Years
A rough, stylized sketch follows a stork’s tale of a boy from infancy to old age. The narrative traces his growth from one year old through adolescence to adulthood, detailing work in printing, marriage, and a large family. It ends with his death and the eulogistic final view of subscribers who recall him as good but unable to save his money.
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Cohool
Tong
Nu Country
Baldwon Girl Recalls Spain Travel Amid Curiosity
A handsome English woman who recently returned from Spain recounts her experiences to friends in an informal circle. She notes a striking custom of instantly offering what one admires, which a Spaniard finds charming, prompting playful dialogue about approval.
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Baldwon
Spai
Amon
Spain
Benonita
London Chronicle
The Middle Aged Woman
A reflection on aging as beauty with white hair and lace like wrinkles. It ponders the era between youth and old age where society may seek to preserve a specimen for posterity as fashion trends shift.
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Sheraton Furniture
London World of Dress
Not In the Pugilistic Line
A Philadelphia Press snippet notes a casual comment about a person named Dudley being a pugilist. Bull claims Miss Lang said you were a lightweight, revealing chatter about boxing ability and public perception. The brief exchange highlights rumor of hidden athletic prowess.
Teaching the Young Idea Crow Exchange Banter
A playful exchange from the New York Press features a young Crow anxious to view a work, and an elder Crow urging him to help himself while noting much of the item may not belong to him.
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Young Crow
Old Crow
New York Press
Lewin and Clark exposition gears up with trail theme
Thousands will hit the Trail at the Lewin and Clark exposition with new and attractive shows secured along the galety boulevard.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lewin and Clark Exposition
Galety Boulevard
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Lee Teutsch’s Dept
Main and
Alta Streets
Leathera & Nichol’s
Gritrian’s Clear Dlore
Crawford
L. Hunziker
Jeweler
Optician
Main Street
Perath
Melvina WB
Mre Billis
Togatier
Huyler
Lowney
Gunther
Koeppen
Fiier
Goldengate Concoffee
CorrEn
Jj. A. Folger & Co
San Francisco
Keith
Sullivan @ Bond
Atwood
C. Rohrman
Court Street Grocer
Clark & Reel
Despain & Clark
Winslow Bros
Jewelers
Goodman-Thompson Co. Hardware—Plumbing
Oregon Lumber Yard
Alta Street
Colsite
Court House
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