Pendleton Brevities and Local Notices
Various short items from Pendleton including farm loans and property rental ads, business notices for Selbert & Boyle and Natil supplies, announcements of millinery arrivals at Mrs. Bell, and dine and shop recommendations. Lost horses sought and sales of a feed yard, with rental listings and upcoming social event details. Reverend Thompson to speak on socialism at Congregational church with East Oregonian coverage promised.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Warz & Gretilic
J. R. Dick
East Oregonian
Swift
Whey Bros
Jolly Club
Dutton
Pendleton
T. W. Ayres
Hawley Bros
Peoples Warehouse
Jean Cohen
J. C. Hays
Seattle
Gus LaFontaine
Mr. Garrison
Dutch Henry
Joseph Hoch
Hoch
Kit Hays
William Connerly
Carl D. Thompson
A. M
Congregational
Thompson
Pendleton and Walla Walla Baseball Excursion Set
On Sunday May 4 Pendleton and Walla Walla clash as the greatest baseball excursion departs Pendleton with fourteen special coaches. The train leaves Pendleton at noon Adams 12 50 Athena 12 45 Weston 12 55 Milton 1 30 arrives Walla Walla 2 p m and the game starts 3 p m. Return train leaves Walla Walla at 6 p m.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Pendleton
Walla Walla
Adams
Athena
Weston
Miltom
R. E. Berry Proposes to Build an $8000 Block in Freewater
Freewater and Milton notes detail rising business, new construction and real estate moves. C. P. Strain plans a two story Main street brick valued around 6000 dollars with lower shops and upper lodge rooms. R. E. Berry buys Pearson property and plans a two story brick with storefront and town hall cost 6000 to 8000 dollars.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
R. E. Berry
Freewater
Milton
Bank of Milton
C. P. Strain
K. of P
A. F
A. M
Odd Fellows’ Lodges
Clay Gordon
Markman
Town
J. B. King
Shulton
Neb
William Nichols
James Christinson
Hattie McNemar
Ben Bainbridge
Columbia College
Jones
M. E. Church, South
Pendleton
W. T. Wright
Joseph M. Middleton
Loveland
Col
Freemater
Pearson
Jay Holman
Middleton
Consideration
Sheets & Lumberg
Depot Street
Springfield
Ill
Mr. Berry
Excursion to Walla Walla to See Redskins vs Sharp Shooters
Pendleton clubs plan a large excursion by rail to the Sunday ball game in Walla Walla. The line expects 15 coaches to carry fans, with a round trip fare of 1 dollar. The event follows Walla Walla visitors who came to Pendleton two weeks ago to watch their team play.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Walla Walla
Redskins
Pendleton
QO. R. & N. Company
Storm Death Toll and Sheep Losses Across Wyoming
Reports from Cheyenne and sections statewide show the recent storm killed about 12,000 sheep or 180 sheep per head. Losses range from 2 to 10 percent with Natrona county bearing the heaviest toll, estimated at 3000 head as shearing began early.
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Cheyenne
Natrona County
Oregon pioneer Sophia Parsons dies at 78
Mrs. Sophia Parsons, an Oregon pioneer of 1862, died at her home at Dilley near Forest Grove on Saturday night at age 78. Born in Porter New York, she went to California in 1849 and moved to Washington county three years later, where she resided ever since.
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Sophia Parsons
Oregon
Dilley
Forest Grove
Porter
N .Y
California
Washington County
Doctors Endorse Herpicide for Dandruff Cure
Dr Alexander McMillan of Lansing Michigan reports testing Herpicide in three dandruff cases with excellent results. The remedy is based on a new principle claiming dandruff and falling hair are caused by a microbe in the hair bulb. By destroying the microbe hair should grow luxuriantly.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Alexander McMillan
M. D
Lansing
Michigan
Severe Weather Grips Central Europe with Heavy Snow
A brutal cold wave hit western Hungary and Austria with heavy snow across Bohemia and Galicia. Continuous storms threaten widespread damage as conditions persist, prompting concerns from local authorities.
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Hungary
Austria
Bohemia
Galicia
Painter M W O Shea Falls From Roof in Portland
M W O Shea a painter slips from a Portland roof 80 feet, suffers a broken arm and dislocated shoulder and is reported in critical condition.
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M. W. O’shea
Portland
Geer and Furnish Sidestep on Senatorial Bid
In Portland the two candidates hedge on mutual support for a Geer bid to the U S Senate. Furnish offers no clear stance and calls for a petition to place Geer on the ballot, while Geer remains silent on timing and formal declaration. Both parties defer to party ticket cohesion.
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Geer
United States Senate
Furnish
State Committee
Washington
Portland
The
Journal
Walter Lyon
Chamber chief returns from Cuba on sugar tariff claim
The Boston Chamber of Commerce president, back from Cuba, reports a thorough look at sugar conditions and finds no truth to the claim that tariff reductions would benefit the trusts.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Boston Chamber of Commerce
Cuba
Also Mentioned on This Page
Lee Teutsch
Cleaver Bros. Dry Goods Company
James A. Howard
BE .D
Selbert & Boyle
L. Hunziker
East End
G. P. Strain
News of
Puritan Chemical Company
Umatilla County
Koeppen
Mata
Herpicide
MR. Geer and
MR. Furnish
Douglas
Gloria
Boston
B. F. Beck
Cottonwood Street
St. Joe Store
Court St
Jane Street
Peoples
Confirmation
Mall Ordera
Golconda
Sumpter District
Golconda Consolidated Gold Mines Company
Treasury
James A. Howard Isney
Pminanaas
Pendleton, Ore
Martin
CBRL
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