Local merchants advertise city trades and sales
The page lists diverse Pendleton ads and notices. Stores offer groceries, hardware, dry goods, and new stock from Hawley Bros, Cleaver Bros, and other shops. There are property offers, rental notices, and job wants. Community events include a masquerade ball and a hat display, plus town council tobacco ban and new Haines officers. A patent laxative remedy is also advertised.
Loss on College or Court street item and local notices
Lost on College or Court street a black silk boa. Return to the office. Hose Company No. 4 to meet at council rooms Friday March 14 at 7 30 PM. New march The Belles of Pendil ton by C W McLyman just arrived at Fragier's book store. Debates among high school students postponed to Tuesday evening. Democratic county committee to meet at the court house Saturday afternoon to plan primaries. Daniel Sully presented The Parish Priest at Frazer to a large audience. Pendleton to get a new drug store F W Schmidt & Co to open early next month. Rev Philip M Meeker died at his son's Three Mile Wasco county after three years illness. No sermon, testimonials only. Buckley Butler and Welden of the O R N Company examiners arrived Wednesday evening. final exams completed last night. rules to take effect early April.
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College
Court Street
Hose Company No. 4
Council Rooms
Pendilton
C. W. McLyman
Fragier
Democratic County Central Committee
Court House
Daniel Sully
Frazer
John Whalen
Pendleton
F. W. Schmidt
Baker City
F. B
Philip M. Meeker
Three Mile
Wasco County
0. R. & N. Company
Butte Team Delays Decision On Pendleton Grounds Offer
A letter from C. H. Lane, Northwest Baseball League manager, says no action on Pendleton grounds free practice until Manager Lucas arrives to decide. The Butte nine may train here to gain pointers while awaiting a definite answer. Yellow Kids train at Athena and expect to beat Whitman College at end of March. Portland players report in less than a month as fans anticipate season start. Judge Miller, Hanger, and Baken raise funds to stabilize amateur baseball with a goal of 250 dollars monthly or a 1 dollar per season fee.
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C. H. Lane
Northwest Baseball League
Butte
Pendleton Grounds
Lucas
Butte Nine
Athena
Whitman College
Portland
Northwest
C. F.miller
T. M. Hanger
George B. Baken
Amateur Baseball Association
Schiffer Tailoring Co Incorporation at Pendleton
Articles of incorporation filed with the county clerk by E A Schiffler P Lane and W D Fechter. Capital stock 2000 shares of 26 each. Object to buy cloth manufacture clothing and all tailoring business. Office in Pendleton perpetual duration. Potential hype over local hail or shop due to printer's ink.
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Pendleton
Umahalis Tribe Meets for Funeral of Chief of Records
Members of Umahalis Tribe No 18 I O R M are ordered to Hendrick’s hall at 1 PM Friday to attend the funeral of Brother Ben Hagen Roy W Ritner Chief of Records with all due respect and ceremony.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Umahalis Tribe No. 18
Hendrick's Hall
Ben Hagen
Roy W. Ritner
Records
Rooms for rent in East Oregonian building
Rooms in the East Oregonian building available for rent. Steam heat, hot and cold water, and bathroom in one unit.
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East Oregonian
Onne
Fifth annual International Mining Congress to be held at Butte
The fifth annual International Mining Congress meets in Butte Montana from September 8 to 12 to discuss mining interests on the Pacific Coast and the push to establish a mining bureau under the interior department. Oregon hosts a 10:20 a m meeting at Portland Chamber of Commerce on the 20th to support Oregon’s mines and push for formal government recognition, while Colorado California Idaho Utah Arizona New Mexico Wyoming Montana and Washington have voiced support for the new department.
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Innternational Mining Congress
Butte
Mont
Pacific Coast
Interior Department
Oregon
Chamber of Commerce
Washington
Polinsky blamed for crimes in coal regions outlet
A Philadelphia Record writer brands polinsky a drink fueling social gatherings and crime in coal regions. He claims rivers of beer and bad whisky mix in wash tubs at celebrations, predicting drunkenness, weathered riots, and murders unless police intervene.
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Philadelphia Record
Forcible remark sways lordly quarrel over reinstate
The tale recalls late Lord Randolph Churchill's friends seeking reinstate a volatile lieutenant before Lord Salisbury. Salisbury asked if any had a carbuncle on the neck, they answered no, he replied he had one and did not want another.
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Lord Randolph Churchill
Lord Salisbury
Salisbury
Wen
Also Mentioned on This Page
Cleaver Bros
D.g.co
Gregonan
Howard
Dutton's
Am Chocolates
Nolt
Seibert & Z
Kmen
Standard Grocery
Fare & Graulich
Wall Paper
Arp
Big Wall Paper
Opera Block
Walla
J. R. Dick
W. J. Clarke
Itz Seed
C. F. Colesworthy
Ita
Cottonwood Streets
Cleaver Bros’ Dry Goods Co
Hawley Bros
Rose Campbell
McIntosh
Rihorn & Cook
Taylor Building
Cleaver Bros. Dry Goods Company
West Court Street
Main Street
Prairie City
Kirkman
Carrier Millinery
Carrier
Chicago
Hunziker
R. Alexander
Sassafras Bark
New England States
England
Koeppen
Baseball Notes
Tailor Business Incorporated
Red
Pendleton Boquet Cigars
Mining Bureau
Boston Store Shoes
Douglas
Gloria
RAP House
Boston
The
Peoples Warehouse
Veoples
Ick
A. Kunkel & CO
Deere Walking Plows
Deere Gang
Deere Steel Plows
Jno. Deere Chilled Plows
Jno. Deere Wood Harrows
Jno. Deere Steel
Wilson Moline Buggies
Wilson Moline Hacks
Jones Chain News Jones Vertical Mowers
Gilbert
Byers
Competiton
Pendleton, Oregon