Annex 10 Hotel St George to Expand with 50 by 50 Annex
Plans by Howard and Swingle call for a rear annex to the Hotel St George costing about 10000 dollars. The one story addition with basement will measure 50 by 50 feet and create four rooms including a kitchen and billiard and card room. The project includes enlarging the dining room and bar, extending the bar room, and upgrading the hotel office. Fire proofing and brickwork will match the main building with reinforced structure and a prismatic skylight system.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Howard & Swingle
St. George
Webb Street
A Bachelor’s Honeymoon Captivates Local Audience
Ideale Repertoire company presented A Bachelor’s Honeymoon last night before a good house that applauded enthusiastically. The performance drew strong audience approval, with evident popularity for the troupe and its new showing.
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Ideale
Pendleton Engagement Closes With A Woman in the Case
The company will close its run in Pendleton with the melodrama A Woman in the Case after two well attended engagements. The production is said to be as strong as other plays seen from the same company in town.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ular
Pendleton
Shutrum Brothers Receive Monster Harvester
Shutrum Brothers, farmers near the city, received a large combined harvester from Best Manufacturing in Stockton, California. The motor machine is among the county’s largest and will be unloaded at the O, BR. & N. platform today.
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Shutrum Brothers
Stockton
Cal
Passengers Rush Onto Spokane Train After Doors Open
Five minutes after Conductor Downer announced All aboard a Spokane train prepared to depart. Ticketless passengers kept flooding the platform despite repeated warnings. The conductor signaled the start as women with strollers and men with bundles, including Japanese travelers, surged aboard in a desperate rush. Two women with babies later chased the rear car after the whistle.
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Downer
Spokane
Bishop Heil to Visit Pendleton for Weekend Meetings
Rev. William F. Heil, bishop of the United Evangelical church, will arrive in Pendleton from Chicago on Friday next and stay through Sunday. He will preach several times during his short visit. Exact locations and dates will be announced later. He is described as highly educated with a pleasing personality and all are invited to hear him.
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William F. Heil
United Evangelical Church
Pendleton
Chicago
Fund Drive Progress for YMCA Building in Walla Walla
The committees in charge of the YMCA building fund push the canvass as reported by the Walla Walla Union. The total fund reaches 34403 dollars with young men contributing over 1100 and women 1933. A remaining 15697 dollars is needed to complete the campaign.
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Walla Walla Union
The Marriage of Kitty at Fraser next attraction
The Marriage of Kitty will follow Ideals crave their engagement tonight at the Fraser. The Marriage of Kitty is billed for April 7 and is said to be one of the best comedies seen at the Frazer this season, highly recommended to Pendleton theatergoers.
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Kitty
the Fraser
Frazer
Pendleton
Portland Dog Show Premium List Issued for May 3 4 5 6
The premium list and catalog for the Portland dog show to be held May 3 4 5 6 under the supervision of the Portland Kennel Club has been issued by Secretary F F Wameley. Several valuable prizes will be given and a large number of dogs will be entered.
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Portland
Portland Kennel Club
F. F. Wameley
German Con Baron Silence Sparks Kaiser Rumor
A brief Chicago News remark notes a German baron will not publicly invoke his divine right, fearing it may reach the Kaiser. The item hints at courtly restraint among aristocrats amid evolving nationalist rhetoric.
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The
Chicago News
Praise for Jalisco by George Rogers of Bellingham
A letter from George Rogers of Bellingham Washington to H E Bickers describes Jalisco Mexico as productive with timber and corn potential and a promising harbor. Rogers recounts trips to the town of Jalingo along the Pan American road, notes an investment in walnut land, and predicts Jalisco becoming a thriving west coast town with shops, timber prospects, and a fine harbor.
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George Rogers
Bellingham
Jalisco
H. E. Bickers
Mexico
Belingham
Wash
Jalingo
O. K
Missouri
Carrebee Avenue
Bellingham, Wash
Local Sheep Prices Rise Prompt Shepherds to Sell
For all they expect to shear. The prices of wool and sheep being very high, the sherpmen willingly pay feven vente for showring.
West End Residents Oppose Local Dog Pound Move
West end neighbors near the J. Frank Day dog pound oppose its continued presence in their area. Dog catcher Day and the pound at Winat are in question as Ed Stansbury files a complaint. A council hearing tonight will consider designating the pound a nuisance and seeking relocation to another part of town.
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J. Frank Day
Mr. Day
Upon
Wintat
Ed Stansbury
Sheep and Lambs Forecast in Snowbound Season
Weather-driven anxieties rise for shorn sheep and young lambs as squally conditions threaten the lambing period. A noted sheep rancher warns continual snow could reduce outcomes, though lambing has barely begun and most shearing lies ahead despite Charles Cunningham and others already at work.
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Charles Cunningham
Northwest Tournament Opens in Portland June 22
The 21st annual Sportsmen's Association of the North tournament will be staged in Portland on June 22 23 and 24 under Multnomah Rod and Gun Club. Prizes total over 2000 in medals and trophies with additional purses from 1000 to 2000 cash. Members span Oregon Washington Idaho British Columbia Montana Utah and California and entrants must be trap shooters residing here. Programs to be distributed by May 20 with M Abrahama of Portland as president and A J Winters as secretary.
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Sportsmen's Association of the North
Went
Portland
Multnomah
West
M. Abrahama
A. J. Winters
Weather Halts Traffic Cut Gas Use Says Blakeslee
Dr Blakeslee notes severe winter weather has halted driving saving gasoline. He estimates savings of six dollars this morning, as he would have used four cans at about $1 50 each, if not for Providence intervening.
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Blakeslee
Providence
Copeland Takes Over Repair Shop Adds Bicycle Supplies
Henry W. Copeland son of blacksmith H. H. Copeland has purchased the repair shop formerly owned by BE C. Jay. The new proprietor will continue the business at the same location and expand it with a stock of bicycle supplies.
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Henry W. Copeland
H. H. Copeland
BE. C. Jay
Petitions for guardian for Peo in South Dakota asylum
Jennie Van Pelt daughter of former Chief Peo petitions county court to appoint a guardian for her father Peo who is confined in the government insane asylum in South Dakota.
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Jennie van Pelt
Peo
South Dakota
Salt on Note Seeks 168 Dollar Rent for Traction Engine
L A Vore files claim against Gervis Brown to recover 168 dollars for rent of a traction engine paid last summer. The action was instituted today.
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L. A. Vore
Gervis & Brown
Chief No Shirt Missing From Washington Mission
The East Oregonian reports Billy McKay the Interpreter in Washington, D. C. with Armapine says Chief No Shirt has not arrived in the capital and has been out of contact since leaving the city a week ago. He planned a Chicago stop to visit Crewdson the story writer, raising concern among Amapine and McKay for their chief’s fate.
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East Oregonian
Billy McKay
Washington, D. C
Armapine
No Shirt
National
Chicago
Crewdson
Amapine
Washington
Williams family to move to Claresholm Alberta
Tomorrow James A Williams W T and Arthur Rigby depart for Claresholm Alberta with plans to stay two Rigby brothers will go ahead as prospects and a year long stay possible if favorable Williams will buy land and move his family later Mrs Williams and children remain at Went Alta street Williams sold Middle Cold Springs farm where he has lived sixteen years on January 1
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James A. Williams
W. T
Arthur Rigby
Claresholm
Alberta
Rev
G. W. Rigby
Mr. Williams
Middle Cold Springs
Pilot Rock Man Plans 12 Man Shearing Crew
H H McReynolds of Pilot Rock is in the city organizing a 12 man shearing crew to work Antone Vey's sheep in Umatilla County around April 14. The crew will be experienced and not reach farther than the county. A 40 day run is expected with Vey's sheep starting April 14 at seven cents per head.
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Pilot Rock
H. H. McReynolds
Antone Vey
Umatilla
Vey
Hodtetter's Stomach Bitters Trusted by Thousands at Home
No Other Remedy Can take the place of the celebrated Hodtetter's Stomach Bitters in thousands of homes. It restores appetite and builds up the run-down system. Cures Dyspepsia Indigestion Constipation Colds La Grippe Malaria or Disorders. We urge a trial.
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Hodtetter
Osteopathy to Prevent Chronic Disease Complications
An outline of how neck and back muscle contracture from colds and grip can pull spinal bones, press nerves, and derange organs leading to chronic illness. Early examination by a competent osteopath is urged, noting graduates of Dr Still.
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Dra
Holaington
Pendleton
Dr. Still
Kirkaville
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