Local ads mix in Holt harvester talk and sales
Numerous small ads advertise Harvester and Holt machinery, farm supplies, seeds, and clothing. Notices offer rooms for rent, cleaning services, fresh fruit, beers, shoes, and ready merchandise at The Mint, St George, and local stores. Lectures on Jamaica and Persia enrollments listed for upcoming church events.
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Martin‘s
Welnard
Mint
Boston
St. George
St. Joe
Whittinghilll Mercantile Co
Howard's
Rees’ Clea
Rea Property Sold to Tallman for 5000 Dollars
Pendleton Savings Bank filed a deed this afternoon transferring the Rea house on the corner of Water and Vincent streets to Danny Tallman for 5000 dollars. The property includes all of lot 9 and the north half of lot 8 in block 10 of Pendleton, which was previously purchased by Mr and Mrs Tallman from the bank.
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Rea
Pendleton Savings Bank
Danny Tallman
Pendleton
Water and
Vincent Streets
Tallman
O W Dunbar Dead Editor of Daily Guide Dies in Pendleton
O W Dunbar editor of the Daily Guide died at his Garden street home at 11 this morning after four months illness from Bright’s disease and dropsy. Born March 6 1844 in Waldo Hills he spent youth in Willamette valley California Astoria Skagway and Pendleton editing papers and befriending Oregon poet Sam Simerson. He leaves wife and daughter Agnes Dunbar. funeral plans pending.
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O. W. Dunbar
Daily Guide
Garden Street
Bright
Mr. Dunbar
Waldo Hills
Willamette Valley
California
San Francisco
Astoria
Sam Simpeon
Oregon
Dunbar
Skagway
Alaska
Pendleton
Pendletonian
W. R. Dunbar
Vancouver
Wash
Hoe
R. O. Dunbar
State of Washington
Agnes Dunbar
Personal visitors and illness notices in Pendleton city
Local notes report S Turner of Elgin visiting the city on business. A W Downer of Nolin travels for a brief business visit. Thomas Stubblefield recovering from pneumonia and heart trouble. Mrs J B Dishwan of Wellas Walls hosted by friends in the city yesterday. Mr and Mrs J M White of The Dalles visiting Pendleton for a few days. Miss Maude Ruxton of Porent Grove visiting Miss Blanche Bailey. Miss Cora Murphy, main grade teacher, improves after illness. F W McComay travels to Keho to consult beet planting interests. J C Lindsey of Portland, Illinois Central freight agent, was in the city today. J B Moore of Wallace, former Hotel Pendleton proprietor, visited on business. Professor Be and B E Bo Conklin traveled between La Grande and Pendleton, returning on last night’s train. Conductor J B Smith visits his brother Henry Smith, hospitalized in asylum. Mrs Horace McKingle of Walla Walla guests of Miss Edyth Crockett returning from Hot Lake visit. J C Stewart, Helix farmer, transacts business after arriving on the Huot.
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S. Turner
Elgin
A. W. Downer
Nolin
Thomas Stubblefield
J. BE. Dishwan
Wella Walls
and Mere
J. M. White
Dalles
Pendleton
Maude Ruxton
Poresnt Grove
Blanche Bailey
Cora Murphy
F. W. McComay
Ekeho
J.C. Lindsey
Portland
J. B. Moore
Wallace
Idaho
Bo Conklin
la Grande
J. B. Smith
Meury Smith
Horace McKingle
Walla Walla
Edyth Crockett
al Hot Lake
J.C. Stewart
Helix
Elks Elect Officers At Regular Meeting
At the Elks meeting last night the annual election selected Exalted Ruler Thomann Fit, leading knight T. O' Warner, love knight A. Hartman, lecturing knight Feook Frogier, secretary Charles B. Dean, treasurer FO KL Judd, tyler EK. BR Wattle, grand lodge representative O. A. Hit man. Appointive offices to be filled by Enquire Fred Walte, chaplain Dr McNabb, inner guard H. C. Thompson. Installation will occur at next regular meeting.
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The
Elke
Thomann Fit
Gerald
T. O' Warner
A. Hartman
Feook Frogier
Charles BE. Dean
Tronsurer
FO KL Judd
Tyler
BR Wattle
Grand Lodge
O. A. Hitman
Fred Walte
Dr McNabb
H.C. Thompson
Placw
Best and Safe Money for All Concerns at Grocers
A brief note promises money and safety for all involved, urging shoppers to visit their grocer for the deal. The message emphasizes reliable returns and broad appeal, suggesting a straightforward opportunity linked to everyday purchases.
Old foes meet as Walla Walla bowls at Pendleton
Walla Walla bowlers travel to Pendleton next Tuesday for a return match reported by the Walla Walla Union. The December visit here saw the locals win by about 400 pins. Pendleton, with its strong practice, hosts the Holy Rollers and William Johnson’s team in a rivalry-burdened contest.
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Walla Walla
Pendleton
Hame
Elks Move Party Draws Large Baker City Crowd
The Elks Move party hosted by the B P O E in Baker City drew about 900 lodge members from La Grande and nearby towns for a royal themed event. The celebration set a lively tone, surpassing past gatherings in Baker City. Nearby, the Takilam win smelter in Waldo mining district is slated to resume operations by June 1.
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Baker City
la Grande
Bamptur
Muntington
Bolwe City
Union
Baker Ory
Powder River
Wistamp
Takilam
Waldo
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Gordon Dye
Gorden
Lee Teutsch
BIG Store
Cor
Main and
Alta
Guy Brevities
Boer & Daley
Weinhard
Bos
Juerger'a
West Court Street
Younger & Son
Catullo
Court Street
Rohman
Smith
Whittinghill Mercantile Company
Holt Har Jy
E. L. Smith's
Court Binet
Teutson’s
Oregonten
J. J. Comegys
East Court Street
East Oregonian
Wiesienary
Island of
Jamaica
Advite
Koloshda
M. E. Church
Epworth League
Holt
Court St
Kobsasha
United States
M. EK
J. W Jenkins
Christian Church
A. C. Koeppen & Brothers
Royal Worcester
Mt. Hood
Imperial
Universal
Majestic
Peoples Warehouse
ELKS
Brock & Me Comas
General Joubert
Captain O'Tonnell
Opera House
England
Schillings
Hanan
Ladies OF
Carrier Millinery
Costa Fico
Gale
Portland Coffee & Spice Company
Aga
Elks' “Hobo” Party
Goodman-Thompson Hardware Co
Thompson Hardware Co
Elaterite Roofing Co
Worcester Block
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