City Briefs from The Oregonian: sales, sights, and notices
Local items list promotional sales at Tatom’s and Lee Teutech’s, closing-out bargains at Sharon & Kechinga, and multiple shop announcements. Notices reference The People’s Warehouse closing out stock, harness sales by Crawford the Hemeeman, and an upcoming readings event by a clairvoyant at Hotel La Fontaine. A police report describes a late night arrest and medical updates include surgeries at a Pendleton hospital. District school term notices conclude the county updates.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Tatom's
Tatom
McAdams
Lee Teutech’s
Sharon & Kechinga
Lee Teutner's
Alwayo
Howard's
Bindinger
Wilhon &A'S
Willam Anhe
Mra Humphrey Ward
Nolf
Hoge
Dindinger
Wilton & Cow
Dinedinger
Wilson & Cole
Grocery changes as Hanks Redford buys Tales store
Harry Redford purchases the grocery store at 204 East Court Street formerly owned by 53 J Tales and plans to manage the business in the future. Tales will engage in infirming to the future and has leased 40 acres of land on the reservation.
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Hanks
Harry Redford
Grover Shoe Factory Disaster Death Toll Update
In Brockton Massachusetts on March 21 workers search the factory ruins. Engineer Rockwell’s body was found in the engine room marking the eleventh identified casualty and fifty five recovered. Officials expect the freproot vault to be opened within about a day.
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Brockton
Mass
Grover
Rockwell
Personal mentions and travel notes in local city life
Local society notes list Mr and Mrs Fred Lockley leaving for Salem, plus numerous visitors in the city. Names include M Freldly Helix Jacob Beta Tacoma and Mayor James D Slater from La Grande. Several residents travel for business or health, with updates on Mildred Berkeley and Mrs Allee Sheridan.
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Fred Lockley
Salem
M. Freldly
Helix
Hotel Bickers
Jacob Beta
Tacoma
Portland
Mildred Berkeley
Mra Allee Sheridan
Shela Hiegett
Mra
T. C. Warner
Water Street
W. E. Davidson
Davidson Mining Brokerage Company
Baker City
Mra. Allen Keith
Mire N. Swaggart
Albion
Wash
Powimaster
C. O. French Hae
Charles F. Brown
Topeka
Kaw
Dr. J. Ay Best
Weston
G. T. Graw
California
No Shirt
Walla Walla
Onatil
Indiana
William Charles
Washington, D. C
Morthlog
William Sienher
Sante Barbara
Cali
Welles
Whitey Hie
San Fronelaia
Griffin Dies At Home After Illness
George Griffin died at his Pendleton home after a long illness from appendicitis. He resided at 512 East Railround Street and had worked in the waiting mill for years. Funeral services are planned for Thursday at the East Railround residence.
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Ciera I
George Griffin
East Railround Treet
East Railround
Charge Griffis
Pendleton
Griffin & Murrell
Frank Hanlon
Contract for building at Perringer street awarded
Gibson secured the contract to erec the Perringer building on Thompson street. The sum is 4000 for superstructure foundation and repainting, with work to begin immediately and finish by early next week under Mephi. the bid was submitted through Dupin Poothty & ile 1 Hankey Vates & Mistrom and Contractor Moree. Oye tinioy and I thie Agile.
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Ad. Gibson
Perringer Cars
Thompson Street
Gevording
Mephi
Oner
Alewi
Meshes
Gib
Dew, Dupin
Poothty
Ile
Hankey, Vates & Mistrom
Moree
Senator Proctor Mistaken for Mormon Elder in Salt Lake City
Vermont Senator Proctor and a party of about fourteen toured the west stopping in Salt Lake City. They were accompanied by Mire. Froodor and Mrs Proctor led the procession, with other women in pairs at the rear. A separate eastern party drew comments as onlookers joked about polygamy and Mormon elders.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Senator Proctor
Vermont
Mire
Froodor
Salt Lake City
Benator Proctor
Salt Take
Chieti
Mormon
New Senators and Changes Mark Congress Session Start
The new session began March 6 with many turnover and self re-elections. From Wisconsin ex Governor La Follette and others move in, Nevada gains new faces, and a wave of veterans renew terms or retire. A notable note caps the piece with Aberdeen, noting a city cow ordinance enforcing herd control.
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Congress
Rhode Island
Nelson A. Aldrich
North Dakota
McCumber
Chauncey M. Depew
New York
Eix
Morgan G. Bulkeley
Connecticut
J. R. Hawley
Philander
Knox
Ard
Murray Crane
Massachusetts
Quay
Crance
Hoar
Eugene Hale
Maine
Thomas Kearns
Utah
George Sutherland
Nebraska
Elmer J. Burkett
Michigan
Juline Caesar
Minnesota
Moses Clapp
F. P. Flint
California
Robert Bard
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Teutsch
Hatter
Aloes
Wilson & Cola
Goorite
Rostimnmint
Goopar
Propries Runn
Wiley
Hoalnner
Ladiva
Witwin & Coraelise
Tuutsch’s
Pooples Warehallen
Pen Pale
Siebert
Benton
Webb Street
Weir
Pooples
Mel
Peoples Warehouse
Oregonian
Crawford
San Francisco
Leathers & Nichol
Gritman
Annconda
Mont Tt
Fom
Midom
Patna
la Foniwinen
Avort
Heru
Tukow li Costendy
Andrew Nelkon
Maymond Atleenon
Thado
Attiorten
Soning Nelwon
Atherton
Ron
LDR
Tonstis Henpovest
Dreier
Aten
Bern
Tipo Messner
Scaninine
Marniger Phadt
Western Union
Seattle
Thitnlay
Mathe
T. W. Tandy
L.T. Link
Oreon Beaty
Nbe
T. J. Childers
L. Hunziker
Jeweler
Optician
Main Street
Huyler
Lowney
Gunther
Palm
A. C. Koeppen & Brothers
Grorgis Griffin
Perringer
Goethe
Carlyle
Moeterninck
Walter (. Kerr
Stevens Institute
Adam
William Tell
Sir Tenac Newton
J. P. Mwogearty
Montana
China and
China
Senmator Stewart
Nevada
Himn— LaFodlente
Wisconsin
Aberdeen
Ut Inet
Golden Gate Coffee
Golden Gate
J. A. Folger & Co
Axminster
Waec
Saxony Axminster
Werade
Graham & Hunter
Hasler
East Court ST
Paradise Soda
Clark & Rees
Despain & Clark
Pendleton Planing Mills
Robert. Forster
Prop
Alwa
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