City Tidbits and Ads Include Lumber Yard and Rentals
Local notices list dry wood for sale from Minnis and Leathers Transfer Co. Furnished rooms for rent at 302 Logan, 701 Fe. Court, and a 23-room lodging house sale. Oregon Lumber Yard promotes Hard Wheat flour and priced lumber, a Pendleton stock and hay ranch listing, and a missing female shepherd dog offered with reward.
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Malin Street
Oregon Lumber Yard
Walters
Leathers Transfer Co
Logan Street
Buebee
Magonle Hall
Brock
Court House
J. T. Sharon
Jono Folling
Main Street
Twenty New Engines From Federal Factories For Use On Mountain Division
Twenty new engines for the Oregon Railroad and N. mountain division will arrive soon in La Grande. The engines, about ten tons, will use a modern piston valve design and be paired on the main line between Pendleton and Huntington. Existing engines on the mountain will be reassigned to Washington and new work prepared for peak capacity. Lester Swaggart buys Commercial sign shop in Kiowa County, plans to enlarge, add livery, boarding, and stabling to handle increased business and 200 horsepower capacity.
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la Grande
Uimintille
Huntington
Washington
Lester Swadart
Kiowa
Poel
Amd
Janier Swaggart
Hox Mic Aril
Mig Prizes for Elks Convention in Philadelphia
Prizes totaling 15000 dollars will be distributed among hosts attending the annual Benevolent Order of Elks convention and reunion in Philadelphia the week beginning July 15. Of the sum no less than 12000 dollars is allotted for funds to assist visiting attendees and related expenses.
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Elks
Elke
Benevolent Order of Elke
Philadelphia
Excursion Carried 160 to Walla Walla for Church Dedication
A city excursion train carried 160 people yesterday to Walla Walla to attend the dedication of the new Christian church there. The trip was organized by the RR and N line with participants including local residents and church members.
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Walla Walla
New Christian Church
Motebo area teacher dies after assault by students
Perry Evins, a country school teacher near Motebo Oklahoma, was assaulted by several male students after attempting to whip a pupil. He died a few hours later. The assailants are under arrest and the incident sparked strong neighborhood indignation. Special panel photos offered at $1.25 a dozen by Fowman studio. News from the Bast Oregonian.
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Perry Evins
Motebo
Okla
Local visitors and residents noted in Idaho town news
Miss Dalay Lee of Milton visits Milton and joins several locals and visitors in city business and social rounds. McLellan of Juniper Canyon and Jerry Stone of Athena are seen on business. Mrs L D Nash returns from a Portland visit. Echo residents C B Saylor visit. The Lurie sisters Dorothy and Grice Dorothy were seen at their Milton home. Mrs R Alexander visits her daughter in Her Minton. Dr F E Moore and wife of La Grande were guests of Dr D H Holsington and wife. Mrs Walter Pierce returns from Hot Lake and Pierce Ranch. Jennie Dykes of Milton leaves after brief visit with Benale McDarlet. Jack McLaughlin, OOT&N cashier, returns after tonsillitis. Dr H Switcher from Cambridge, Idaho, visits Adam e. Senator C W Fulton and family travel westbound train from Washington to Astoria. Attorney Wm Peterson and Turter brothers of Weston discuss Turner will case before County Judge Gilliland. A B and J E Montgomery of Helix visit. Win Stewart joins Newlin Drug Store in La Grande. W J Stevens, sheep buyer from Kearney, Nebraska, arrives for the buying season. John Koppenger and wife arrive from Pendleton to their wheat belt home. Keppenger acquires land from Whiteaker and Meisson. relinquishment and transfer noted. Idaho News.
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D. H. Holsington
Walter Pierce
Hot Lake
Pierce
Island City
Jennie Dykes
Milton
Benale McDarlet
Jack McLaughlin
Br. H. Switcher
Adama
Cambridge
Idaho
Adame
C. W. Fulton
Wire Pheeengers
Washington, D
Astoria
Wih
Peterson
Ils
Turter Brothers
Weston
Turner
Gilliland
A.B
J. E. Montgomery
Helix
Wikk
Win Stewart
Thinan Drug Company
Spokane Drug Company
Newiln Drug Store
la Grande
Market reports show mixed sheep prices and light supply
The Oshieps market notes lighter supply with varied results. Lambs ranged around 7.25 to 7.40 for light weights, with a top near 7.65 for select heavy Dakota and Colorado wool entries. Ewes and yearlings sold roughly 5 to 6 dollars, while western ewes fetched about 5.20 to 5.25.
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Chingo Livestock World
Colorado
Northern Grain Co
Swift
Missouri
Milwaukee
Woodmen Camp Members to Arrange Roy Knight Funeral
Pendleton Camp No 41 AW members are asked to attend tonight to organize the funeral of their late neighbor Roy Knight.
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Pendleton Camp No. 41
Roy Knight
Man Died Saturday From Alcohol and Hop Effects
Ah Tum a member of the Chinese colony here died Saturday afternoon from stomach trouble believed caused by extensive use of hop derived substances. The Hast Oregonian records the case and notes the social context of the local colony.
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al Tim
Healthy Stomach Remedy Ad Promises Lasting Relief
An ad extols Miona stomach tablets from Tallman & Co claiming to strengthen the stomach, stimulate gastric juices, and enable comfortable meals. It asserts a satisfaction guarantee and refunds if not effective, noting strong sales and growing popularity.
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Miona
Tallman & Co
Maro the Magician to Perform at Frazer on March 19
Maro combines artistry with illusion in a vivid act. He draws full color nature scenes on a revolving easel in twenty five to forty five seconds. The audience beholds edgewise and upside down drawings before the board is righted by a machine, revealing a true work of art. He is billed to appear at the Frazer on March 19.
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Maro
Frazer
Government buys horses for East Umatilla project
J. M. Griffin of the reclamation force at Hermiston has been in the area for several days buying horses for the East Umatilla project. On Saturday he purchased 20 head of draft horses to be sent to Hermiston for use on embankment work on the reservoir dam.
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Torses
J. M. Griffin
Hermiston
East Umatilla
Merminton
Renervoir
Kennedy’s Taxative Cough Syrupy recommended remedy
An advertisement asserts that to stop a cough one must treat the underlying cold with Kennedy's Taxative Cough Syrupy. It promotes Maqui cold relief as quickly effective to quiet a cough and drive it out, noting Tallman & Co as sellers.
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Kennedy
Tallman & Co
Sheep Purchases Dominate Heppner Market Details
John Flemming of Rea Bros reports selling 10 000 Oregon yearlings to W J Blake of Cheyenne for four dollars per head and buying 6000 sheep via First National Bank of Heppner. Rea Bros and Ren Brow expanded county purchases with 192 000 head, 116 000 shipped from Heppner. Flemming predicts a 1907 market maccord breaker and brighter prospects for sheepmen, praising the bank and officials Conger and Freeland. Also noted: Rhodes scholarship finalists from Idaho Montana Oregon Washington, Dooley shipping 90 horses to Seattle with losses and deaths en route, and advert for Kodo digeste.
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Heppner Gazette
John Flemming
Rea Bros
Forsythe
Mont
Flemming
Oregon
W. J. Blake
Cheyenne
Wyo
First National Bank
Heppner
Baker City
Elgin
Shaniko
Echo
Pendleton
Fleming
First National Bank of
Fire destroys Henry Lettig home at Baker City
A defective chimney caused a blaze that destroyed Henry Lettig's residence and its contents in Baker City. The homeowner reported Love, valued at $1500, and indicated no insurance coverage was in place.
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Henry Lettig
Baker City
Love
Also Mentioned on This Page
Teutsch’s Dep't. Store
Louis Hunziker
Main St
Colesworthy
Chop Mill
Alta
Fowman Studio
Oregonian
A.c.koeppen & Bros
Pendleton.ore
Dalay Lee
McLellan
Juniper Canyon
Jerry Stone
Athena
W. J. Stevens
Kearney
Nebrawyka
Stn. Stevens
John Koppenger
Varta
Wonder Store
Montana
Finn
Uable
Oxford
England
Mackeen F. Morrow
Bruce Mudgate
J. R. Thomes
C. B. Hamble
L. M. Johnson
W. W. Johnson
C. K. Lycons
E. J. Winans
HA. Fintock
F. J. MecArdee
Er. W. Dooley
Yakima
Seattle
Spokane
Dooley
Alberta
Bow River District
H. E. Barnum Land CO
Chamber of Commerce
Portland, Oregon
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