City Brevities Highlight Local Shops And Events
Sunny remarks to U C Rader and busy commerce fill the list of city items. Teutsch’s store features hats and spring fashions while Teutach's promotes ladies’ skirts and towels, trunks and furniture. Local merchants offer confections, wood and coal, second hand goods, and sale events as residents consider spring gear and hats.
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McAdams
Teutach's
Lee Teutach’s
Sharon & Eddings
Lee Teutach's
Amokera
Howard's Cigar Store
St. George
Magnificent display marks Pendleton spring opening
The Pendleton scene showcased a grand spring opening with Mae Oremwilan reperture attending. Merchandize, luxurious window displays, and decorated stores highlighted the event. The People Wiarebeies exhibited fashion, with notable hat and millinery parlor setups drawing praise from visitors. The town noted improvements in the Pendleton area, including the Peeples Warehouse becoming a focal point for the season.
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Prindleton
Fonuie
Tahoe
Pendleton
Teeples
Peeples
Foundation Contract Let for Flngles Hall Project
Ed Johnson secured the foundation contract for Flngles hall in a bid opened at Howard & Swingle. Two bidders presented offers, Mowus su & Co at 15 cents per cubic foot for plane work or 29 cents for concrete, and Johnson at 16 cents for both. The contract requires completion within 20 days from signing, with further advertisements for erection soon to follow.
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Howard & Swingle
Ed Johnson
Mowussu & Co
Johnson
Powder Valley Echo replaces Progressive Citizen of North Powder
The Progressive Citizen of North Powder has ceased publication and is now the Powder Valley Echo. Publishers listed are C. K. Cunningham and W. T. Nelson.
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Citheen
North Powder
Powder Valley
Local travellers and residents leave for business and visits
Mrs W T Hislop departs for Walla Walla while Frank Eyelish a Weston farmer is in town for business. T G Hatley checks spring work at his Wild Horse farm. Dan Smythe improves and hopes to be out soon. Col TR Judson returns from Echo to Portland. Samuel Truerdall, Union county pioneer, dies at La Grande. A D Smith of Dayton visits. Mrs Sharp plans to move Alberta with the Highy family. A M Gillis of Athena in town on business. Miss Rosale Switsler returns from Portland. W A Warren, ex-Warren station resident, returns from Portland. L Blowers, US deputy marshal, arrives. may depart for Portland. Grandma Munta, ex-matron of Log Cabin Meacham, en route to Chicago. C I Redfield of Heppner confers with surveyors for Northern Pacific toward Heppner fells. S Wilbur of Duncan in town to assist Assessor Strain. Catenee Adams from Davenport visits his father Walter Adams. Nobin and Agnes Fletcher travel from Wilmoby for a visit. Afra Tobin Pletcher and children stay with W T Fletcher. Robert Crownell of Umatilla seeks medical help for a long-standing toy bone issue. Joe Brownell travels with his son to examine Gathet tomorrow. Gilpin in town from Power and plans visit to Umatilla county. W Poort departs to Nez Perce City Idaho. stock moved, farming gear sold. Senator Charles W Fulton rides the west-bound train, returning from Washington after helping Oregon delegation business.
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T. G. Hatley
Dan PF. Smythe
TR. C. Judson
Echo
Portland
Samuel Truerdall
Union County
la Crande
A. DT. Smith
Dayton
Wash
Rosale Switsler
W. A. Warren
Tear Warren
L. Blowers
United States
Marahal
Ontario
Grandma Munta
O. R
Catenee Adams
Ben Per ‘Ier
Pawsifle
Daveenport
Liv
Walter Adams
Wi & OC
Ric. Nobin
Agnes Fletcher
Wiombly Lot
Melcome
Elty
Afra
Tobin Pletcher
W. TD. Fletcher
Childreen
Robert Crownell
Hirth
Tasmma
Neer
Diehl
Foley
Joe Returne
Umaiiila
Gilpin
Umutilla
Congress
Oregon
Keggar Receives City Aid For Three Day Detention
Marshal Carney showed that charitable work can be more effective than banking when a beggar visited the Savlunge bank seeking money. He was located and taken to the recorder's office where Recorder Fite Gerald and Marshal Carney arranged for him to be kept at the city’s expense for three days.
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Marshal Carney
Savlunge Bank
Recorder's Office
Fite Gerald
Northwestern railway agent tours Eastern Oregon
Charles J. Gray traveling freight and passenger agent for the Northwestern railway arrived this afternoon from Walla Walla on a regular tour of Eastern Oregon. The Northwestern is beginning to advertise for Lewis and Clark fair with April magazines covering 9,000,000 in circulation. A special Lewis and Chick folder is issued alongside a general statement for the Northwestern states.
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Charles J. Gray
Northwestern Railway
Walla Walla
Oregon
Northwestern
Lewis and Ourk
Lewis and
Searle Pever Reported
Ti ik reported that the little daughter of Mr and Mrs A C Ruby died with scarlet fever.
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Searle Pever
Ti Ik
A.C
Mumps Case Reported at 712 Coble Street
Walter Smith of Amtonpa is identified as the patient ill with mumps at 712 Coble Street this morning in a brief city health note.
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Walter Smith
Editors Form Lewis and Clark Trail Association
The Associated Editors Along the Lewis and Clark Trail plan a four day meeting during the fair to form a patriotic editors organization across 11 states bordering the trail. St Paul journalists lead the push to unite about a thousand editors and papers to promote the fair and compare 1805 exploration with 1900 conditions through speeches and programs.
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Lewis and Clark ‘Trail
St. Paul
Lewry and Clark
Crayon Portraits Offered at The Peoples Warehouse
Celebrated artist Prof W B Gunn is hired to create bust crayon portraits for 78 cents each. For every one dollar purchase, customers receive a coupon entitling them to a free crayon portrait. Portraits are shown in shop windows and advertised as precise representations of photographs.
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Peoples Warehouse
W. B. Gunn
Pita
Tse
Looking for Lambs by Wood Livestock in Utah Trade
Sam Smople of Wood Livestock Company Salt Lake City visits Una county to inspect yearling sheep near Butter Creek. He reports many fine lambs available but owners delay purchases awaiting better prices while he hopes to buy in Umatilla County.
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Sam Smople
The
Wood Livestock Company
Salt Lake
Unana
Conmnty
Sim Sample
Wood Livestock Conmpany
Alt Lake Chry
Butter Creek
Gwin
Oregon
Sample
Wert
Umatilin County
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Wales
Baturiay
Toe Teiwoh
Tethers & Nichols
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Enim Pio Panto
Weloe Crom
Ste Lanpehlin & Co
Tite
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F W. Sheffield
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Jatlece
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Court
J. W. Coombs
Lerturer
Chylatian
Tatom
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Teutech’s
Nolf's
A. Mclaughlin & Co
Reid
Jomon R. Blighaim
L. Hunziker
el Johnson
Huyler
Lowney
Gunther
Palm
Koeppen & Brothers
W. T. Hislop
Frank Eyelish
Weston Mountin
Keggar
Chae
Amtonpa
Lewis and Claile
Nature
Stell
Bradfield Regulator Co
Atlanta, GA
Notory
Joy Cox
Chicago
Walls
Walla
Whitehouse-Crawford Co
Walla Walla, Wash
Frazer Theatre
K. J. Taylor
Hoyt
Big Tit
Paris
London
Brock & McComas Company
STS
Oregon Lumber Yard
Alt Street
Oposite Court House
Byers
Pendleton Roller Mills
W. 5. Byers
Axminster
Saxony Axminster
Graham & Hunter
Brasler
Paradise Soda
Clark & Rees
Despain & Clark
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E. C. Building
Pendleton Planing Mills
Robert. Forster
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