City Brevities and Advertisements From East Oregonian
A collage of shop notices and classifieds repeats in brief blurbs: sale items at The Boston and Alexander Department Store, fresh fruit at Martin’s and Younger & Son, Weinhard’s beer at The Mint, new neckwear and top coats, shoe bargains, room rentals, and cleaning services. Also mentions The Hugkin Bee at The Woman’s Club and near-duplicate drink and apparel promos.
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Boston
Martin's
Weinhard
Mint
Baer & Daley
Bos
Dougats
Hanan
St. George
Alexander Department Store
Howthi’s
Revs
Ciga
Fintteman
Inquire East Oregonian
Alexander Department
U. C
The
Nolf
West Court Street
Teutsch
Teutsch's
Younger & Son
Care East Oregonian
J. J. Comegys
East Court Street
F. S. Younger & Son's
Suffering stock and sleigh mishap near Susanville
Head repairman Hilly Stewart of the telephone company returns from Susanville after a rough crossing where a sleigh broke free in a flooded ravine. He waded through four to five feet of water to free the vehicle as stock suffer and horses lie dead nearby. Trade notice follows with sale of law books by Mrs Minnie De Peatt in Athena Oregon.
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Hilly Stewart
Telephone Company
Susanville
Sumpter
Whitney
Mr. Stewart
North W
North E
Federal Reporter
West Coast
U. S
Imw
Oregon Sesalon Lane
Minnie DE Peatt
Athena
Ore
Walla Walla Pioneer John Hubbard Dies Suddenly
John Hubbard a wealthy Walla Walla pioneer died suddenly last evening at a relative's home after a brief heart attack. He was 60, known in Walla Walla and Umatilla counties, with a note about Easter. A millinery house representative will be at our store Friday and Saturday to display 50 pattern hats by Mrs Rose Campbell.
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Walla Walla
Dayton
John Hubbard
Umatilla
Baturday
Rose Campbell
Prominent Travelers and Visitors Pack Pendleton Streets
Frank Garrison of Baker City and many others including A M Gillis of Athena Asa B Thomson of Echo and J W Porter of College Place visited Pendleton on business or for short stays. Notables Dr T Rood of Walla Walla Prof RC French Weston Normal president A W Nye Pendleton deputy assessor and several stockmen and farmers were seen in the city with routine work and brief social calls.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Frank Garrison
Baker City
St. George
Frank Slown
Beho
A. M. Gillis
Athena
Asa B. Thomson
Echo
J. W. Porter
College Place
NM McBride
Weston
W. M. Brown
Helix
Lucy Elledge
la Grande
Mat Mosgrove
Milton
Eity
R. N. Stanfield
T. J. Kirk
T. ©. Rood
Walla Walla
Pendleton
Wiley Campbell
Elgin
A. W. Nye
Robert Stubblefie
A. T. Nash
Rk. B. Stanfield
Butler Creek
RC. French
Weston Normal
Owen
Robert Porster
W. Connolly
Ase
C. S Haynes
Oregon Pioneer Dead at State Line Home
Marcy C Lingenfelder of State Line died yesterday at her residence six miles southwest of Walls Wallara. Born November 46 1843 in Bloomfeld Iowa she crossed the plains with her family in 1862. She moved several times before settling at the state line about two years ago. Survived by husband five children and other relatives. Funeral at Ingle Chapel Church of Redeemer Palm Sunday services include Sunday school at 10 am, sermon and communion at 1 pm, and confirmation at 7 30 pm with Bishop B Wistar Morris present.
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Marcy C. Lingenfelder
State Line
Plains
Mary C
W. E B. Lingenfelter
Walls Wallara
Lingenfelter
Bryant
Bloomfeld
Davis County
Iowa
Washington County
Oregon
W. E. Liegenfelter
Marchland
Lwaco
George
Alice English
Portland
Electa
Mary Colvin
Sarah C
Perry Colvin
Ingle Chapel
Church of Redeemer
B. Wistar Morris
Oldfashioned Housewarming At New Diven House
About 46 friends of Rev and Mrs Diven gathered as Robert J Diven chartered the Hotel Bickers bus to travel to the new house near the race track. An old fashioned Seee party with simple pleasures marked the evening.
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Rev
Robert J. Diven
Mr. Diven
Ors
Self Denial Week at Pendleton Salvation Army Raises 140
Salvation Army officers lead self denial week with a fixed target of 140 to fund military and homelessness aid. 29 local members contribute by saving luxuries and placing offerings on an altar table at barracks. Funds support rent fuel food medicine clothing and burial. Dr. T H B Anderson to preach April 20 at M B Church South. dance at Music Hall with a $5 cash prize for best Waltzers.
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Salvation Army
Pendleton
Bulwerpthon
Penal Army Force
Ife
Tt Ia
Boring Powering Flavoring Cornects and Money Back
A garbled OCR note mentions flavoring and money back with no clear action. It references a grocer and customer dissatisfaction and implies a failed money return offer. No specific people, places, or dates are identifiable.
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Lee Teutsch
BIG Store
Cor
Main and
Alta
Sooav
John T. Whistler
Hotel
East Oregonian
Prah
C. Rohrman
Court Street
Woman's Club
Milas Clara Thompson
Thin Lady
Whatcom
Tacoma
Spokane
the Progressive Jeweler
Main Street
Koeppens
C. Koeppen & Brothers
Wister Morris
City
W. E. Potwine
Hitler Nephl Pratt
Mormon Church
Boise City
Seymour Swanger
Meachum Creek
W. A. Ringo
Salem
R. E B. Ringo
Smith & Ringo
Peoples Warehouse
T. H. B. Anderson
M. B. Church
South
Schilling
Douglas
Carrier Millinery
Costa Rica
Portland Coffee & Spice Company
Goodman.thompson Hardware CO
Thompson Hardware Co
Elaterite Roofing Co
Worcester Block
the Horseshoe Restaurant
T L. Baker
Pendletons
Horseshoe
Tallman & Co
Esle