Good Shoes Cheap FOR MEN ONLY Meeting at Baptist Church
An all male meeting is set for Sunday afternoon at the Baptist church replacing the Men’s Resort service. Admission is by ticket, free, with tickets available at barber shops hotels and the Men’s Resort. Ry Levi Johnson will lecture on Personal Purity, with a male quartet leading singing and a Faust chorus. Also showing Lewis Morrison’s Faust at Frazer Opera House Wednesday in April. A Pennsylvania hotel keeper was fined 67 cents for swearing at his servant who refused a task.
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Baptist Church
Ry. Levi Johnson
Faust
Mephisto
Lewis Morrison
Frazer Opera House
Pennsylvania
Local residents and visitors noted in Pendleton city
A wide range of individuals are seen in Pendleton today including A Larsen of Juniper, F B Clapton back from Portland, Senator Plerew on La Grande business, Rev F Jones to preach West on Sunday, Jack McCarten in from La Grande, Seattle stockman John Kennedy in transit east, O H Holcomb arriving from Seattle, dressmaker Mrs A G Miller joining Ed Eben's, Rev B F Harper traveling to Wallowa valley for Sunday schools, 86 year old G W Cur y at Frank’s home with the grip, infant son of Oscar McKenzie improving from pneumonia, Presiding Elder C E Gibson stopping en route from Walla Walla to La Grande, Ed Arcard and Claudine Annequin wed, Judge Fitch Gerald officiating, Dave McCarthy of Seattle guesting with Pacific Meat Co at Hotel St George, Frank Hall trading cattle at Echo, M J Buckley and John Matheson in the city, two Dup ple children ill with whooping cough at home, R J Gordon of Pacific Metal Works visiting, L McAfee back from Athena planning to stay Pendleton season, A W Fuller leaving to join Ditter Bros in North Yakima, Mrs W M Slusher and Edith return from California trip, Mrs William Parrott of Yoakum ill but improving with current open weather, Herman Roehlk from Fulton reporting crops in fine condition, John and George Grimes prospecting land near Yeakum, Mrs Cam 0 Wilson arriving to discuss Women of Woodcraft business.
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A. Larsen
Juniper
F. B. Clapton
Portland
Senator Plerew
la Grande
Rev. F . Jones
Jack McCarten
John Kennedy
Seattle Stockman
O. H Holcomb
Seattle
Mra
A. G. Miller
Ed Eben
B. F. Harper
Wallowa Valley
G. W. Cury
Jo Very JM
Frank
Oscar McKenzie
Very Alek
C. E. Gibson
Robert Warner
Walla Walla
Ed Arcard
Claudine Annequin
Fitch Gerald
Dave McCarthy
Pacific Meat Company
St. George
Frank Hall
Echo
Sound Market
Jack Brigham
M. J. Buckley
John Matheson
Ed Dupple
Railroad and
Union Streets
R. J. Gordon
Pacific Metal Works
San Francisco
McAfee
Athena
Pendleton
A.W. Fuller
Peoples Warehouse
Ditter Bros
North Yakima
W. M. Slusher
Edith
California
Santa Barbara
William Parrott
Yoakum
Herman Roehlk
Fulton
Roehlke
John
George Grimes
Indian Territory
Yeakum Station
Art Work In Advertising by Barnhart & Swasey
Barnhart & Swasey of San Francisco specialize in advertising art work and booklets. They offer a large staff of artists, capable of drawings and illustrations for any purpose. With years of experience, they supply care, engravings, and fancy typography for printers and clients, claiming strong Western leadership in this field.
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Barnhart & Swasey
San Francisco
Pendleton
New Montgomery Street
California
Pendleton Retailers Organize New Association
About 100 Pendleton retailers signaled joining a proposed retailers association at last night’s meeting. C E Roosevelt chaired the call and R Alexander was named president with J Murphy as vice president, Lee Tentach as secretary, and Leon Cohen as treasurer. A committee including Joseph Hoch C E Roosevelt Leon Cohen W Chaurke and M Lyons was elected to draft the constitution and bylaws.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Pendleton
C. BE. Roosevelt
R. Alexander
J. Murphy
Lee Tentach
Leon Cohen
Joseph Hoch
C .E. Roosevelt
W. Chaurke
M. Lyons
Acting Grand Matron to Visit Eastern Oregon Lodges
Mrs John Vert will serve as acting grand matron of the Eastern Star for several weeks due to Mrs Alice Townsends illness. She will visit Weston tonight and then Summerville April 13 La Grande April 22 Elgin April 24 and proceed into the Wallowa valley on her mission through the state.
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Alice Townsend
Eastern Star
Dallas
John Vert
Vert
Cluthes
C. EB. S
Europe
Weston
Summerville
la Grande
Elgin
Wallowa Valley
Pendleton Adopts New Amateur Baseball Nine
A city club forms an amateur baseball team from expressmen and transfer workers with D. B. Waffle as manager and E at Turner as captain. A few positions remain to be filled but the organization will close soon. They issue a sweepstakes challenge to any city amateur nine, including the Boston Store Peoples Warehouse game winner this Sunday.
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Expressmen
D. B. Waffle
E. At. Turner
Pendleton
Boston Store Peoples Warehouse
Preliminary hearing on disorderly conduct charges for Henry Fish and William Pennell
This afternoon at 4 o'clock a preliminary examination will be held for Henry Fish and William Pennell charged with disorderly conduct of a peculiar kind. They allegedly attempted to crowd themselves on the attention of respectable ladies with offensive advances. The defense hopes to prove an alibi or that this is a mistaken identity.
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Henry Fish
William Pennell
Castings Made for Rigby Clove Harvester Works
A small portion of the machinery castings for the Rigby Clove harvester works is delayed but expected daily. The foundry department operates, producing several completed castings. Officials declare these castings are as fine as any farm machinery shipped from the Baft to this neighborhood.
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Baat
Pendleton Circle No. 527 Invites Members to Hendricks Hall
Pendleton Circle No. 527 calls full attendance this evening at Hendricks hall for a business session followed by entertainment. Grand Manager Wilson of Pullman will be a visitor, and all Woodcraft members in the city are invited to attend.
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Pendleton Circle No
Hendricks Hall
Wilson
Pullman
Woodcraft
Bishop Morris to Administer Palm Sunday Confirmation
Bishop B Wistar Morris of the Church of the Redeemer will administer the rite of confirmation on Palm Sunday April 5 in the evening. At 85 years old he is one of the most pacrial figures in the modern era and has served as bishop of this diocese for 94 years.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
B. Wistar Morris
Church of the Redeemer
Morris
To Graze in Grant County With Heavy Draft Horses
W P York winters a herd of fine horses at Holdman and drives ten heavy draft animals named John Crow for use on his ranch. He plans to start April 1 and move his horses to Killbride Grant county for summer range.
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Grant County
W. P. York
Holdman
John Crow
Mr. York
Killbride
New Librarian Appointed by Commercial Association
The house committee of the Commercial Association last night appointed H. C. Guernsey as Librarian. He assumed charge of the association library and parlors this morning.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
the Commercial Association
H. C. Guernsey
Guernsey
Weedmen Attention Program At Pendleton Camp
Weedmen Attention Pendleton Camp No 41 W O W will host an entertaining program for its members tomorrow night all members cordially invited.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Pendleton Camp No. 41
Irrigation Costs and County Farm Returns Highlight Oregon Study
Delman V Kuykendall of Eugene tours Oregon counties collecting irrigation data for the federal bureau. In 1899 Oregon had 88 910 irrigated acres with Umatilla County at 168. overall state crops from irrigated land valued at $115 020. Average cost to bring land under water in Umatilla County was $7.11 per acre, and the 1899 county product value averaged $23 per acre.
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Delman V. Kuykendall
Eugene
Federal
Cena Department
St. George
Bureau of Wealth, Debt and Taxation
Baker and
Union
Flo
Umouilla County
Umatilla
Soddenl
Lsdi
Oregon
United States
Special School Election Postponed Pending Senator’s Return
The board delays calling a special school election until Senator Pierce returns from La Grande. Board members insist all members be present, expecting Pierce back tomorrow. Election terms and date will be drafted at tomorrow night’s meeting amid spring signs. The Macedonian uprising reports are seen as warning that conflict may approach.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Pierce
la Grande
Cssenda
Real estate and farm land sale notes offer options
A string of property listings includes $3650 for four lots with residence, $200 for four acres at town edge with house and barn, 118 acres 346 miles from town, 10 acres cultivated with 60 in wheat, a $350 graded lot with wall and north side placement, and $10,000 for a half section of farming land with crops. The seller T Wade invites talks to discuss remaining offers and a building opportunity.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
NEW Today
W. Court
T.wade
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Dindt , Wilson & Co
F. & S. Bitters
Tallman & Co
Cam 0. Wilson
Board of
Grand Managers, Women of Woodcraft
Grand Guardian van Orsdall
Busiesa
Order
Alta Street
West
Alta
Aie Nee Shepot
Hayden's
Court Street
W. F. Earnhartz
Abbociation Blouk
Byers
Little
Baker & Folsom
Postoffice
Townsend
Hartford Fire Insurancy Alliance Assurance Co
London & Lancashire
Bi, Insurance Co
North British & Mercantire Royal Insurance Co
Frank B. Cloh
ST. Joe
Kuppenheimer
Amer
M. A. Rade Main and Webb
McCormick
Reaper
Les
Tebiple
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