Local business notes and ads in Pendleton area
Locals Pastime pictures please all. Hay for sale. Phone F L 67. Low cream at Hohbach's Court mt. Fresh buttermilk at Jensen creamery. Oats and timothy hay fed at the Commercial Barn. Get your horses clipped at the Farmers' blacksmith. Crab Creek Lumber Co. Good gentle saddle horses for ladies. A shipment of best cedar posts. Just arrived. Crab Creek Lumber Co. We make a speciality of caring for private horses and rigs. Commercial Barn. Loose wheat hay baled hay and chopped hay fed at the Commercial. More moving pictures shown than any other theatre in the city—the Pastime. Frank Mode shoe shining parlor in front of State saloon. Eight shines for 60 cents. Pendleton Cash Market offers pure lard at reasonable prices. Main 101. Drop in at the Peoples Warehouse and see Hart Schaffner & Marx clothes. For rent house corner Alta and College streets opposite Presbyterian Church. Wanted 40 berry-pickers at once. Apply Mrs Carl Swangon 615 W Weeble St or phone Black 431. For dute Vaines Houser combined Harvester 16-foot cut food condition Address Chas Hamilton City R Y 1. For sale two good milch cows and one heifer Normandy Jersey breed Inquire at Mahaffey Gibbon Oregon. A coal house fixé must be moved within next week Give us a price. Crab Creek Lumber Company. Lost Sunday evening May 1 Indy’s small golf watch with small green leather fob Liberal reward for return Gus La Fontaine Que res taurant. Tiet revelved a bag of Heck Springs nut coal. This is what you need for cooking Price $9 per ton delivered loose or $10 per ton sacked. Oregon Lumber Yard.
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Peoples Warehouse
Hart Schaffner & Marx
Alta
College Streets
Presbyterian Seurch
Carl Swangon
W. Weeble Street
Vaines-Houser
Chas
Hamilton
City
Crab Creek Lumber Company
Indy
Gus la Fontaine
Ice Cream Social for Circle 627 May Evening
Ice Cream Social hosted by Society Circle No 627 in Fendleton on Thursday night in May. Coffee and cream will be served. Admission is 16 cents. Mrs Nettie Armstrong Guardian Neighbor invites all.
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Soclth
Fendieton Circle No
Nettie Armstrong
Notice of Office Move From Schreidt Building
Dr J U Temple announces removal of his office from the Join Schreidt building to the American National Bank building. An eastern paper notes Mr Bryan’s support and expresses hope for his return. Further details are unclear in the fragment.
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Dr. J. U. Temple
Join Schreidt
American, National Bank
Bryan
Pendleton Christian Nurture Conference to Be Held
Pendleton to host a multi session Christian Nurture Conference at the Presbyterian church May 5 6 with prominent speakers Rev D A Thompson Rev George L Washburne Rev B F Harper Rev E Warrington and Rev Snowdell directing programs for Sunday school workers across eastern Oregon and delegates from county churches.
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Pendleton
Oregon
Wiil
D. A. Thompson
Portland
George L. Washburne
Valley
B. F. Harper
BE. W. Warrington
Pilot Rock
Chnldren
Rev
Snowdell
Knowdell
State Ant Siloon League
Pendleton Weather and Local Notes Delay Council Meeting
The Pendleton notes show a 41 62 degree temperature range with 14 inch rainfall and a birth in the Sperry family at the Powman building. Mayor Murphy and officials travel east, postponing the regular council meeting. William Temple, a prominent wheat grower, remains seriously ill at his city home with acute catarrhal enteritis.
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Official Weather Report
Sin Wan
Powman Building
Paul Sperry
Murphy
East End
Jewelry Company Sues Hawley Over 120 Installment Notes
A suit filed in circuit court seeks collection of $120 in installment notes from W. A. Hawley. Hawley formerly operated a local business but now resides in Billings Montana. The case cites attached local property as grounds for jurisdiction in this county.
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Sulit
W. A. Hawley
Billings
Mont
Hawley
Divorce Suit Filed for Sophie Treat Against Elmer Treat
Sophie Matilda Treat filed for divorce alleging abandonment. Elmer Treat admitted the charges in written appearance and waived rights. Mrs Treat previously resided in Pendleton and is now in La Grande. the defendant resides in Montana.
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Sophie Matilda Treat
Elmer Treat
Treat
Pendleton
la Grande
Montana
Abbigoty Arrested on Suspicion in Pendleton
N Brown, claiming Kansas as his home, was arrested at Umatilla by Officer Sweeton for selling stolen hammer handles. He could not account for the goods in his possession. Brought to Pendleton last evening, he will be held in the county jail pending investigation. Handles are believed taken from a car load of similar goods.
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N. Brown
Umatilla
Sweeton
Pendleton
Local Guardsmen Set to Elect Captain This Evening
C. J. Ferguson has been informally elected commander by the guardsmen and will be officially chosen tonight. Recruits join weekly but four vacancies remain in company L as enlistment before the encampment at American Lake by May requires maximum strength.
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C. J. Ferguson
Dre
American Lake
Robert Lent Seeks Divorce From Toulsa A Lent
Robert Lent filed for divorce from Toulsa A Lent in the eclrewit court. He states they married in 1888 in this city and that she deserted him in 1905. He seeks custody of their son Leo, now 20, who will reach legal age when released from the penitentiary where he is serving a burglary sentence.
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Robert Lent
Eclrewit
Toulsa A. Lent
Leo Lent
Taylor
Ministers Return Home From Presbytery Meeting
Ministers return to Tinatifla county from Mt Hoo where the presbytery met. The party includes Rev. B W Warrington Pilot Rock Rev Levi Johnson Milton Rev B F Harper Milton Rev G L Washburn Rev I M Cornelison Tutulla and Rev James G Dickson Tutulla. Weat session deemed to have been important with much business transacted. an adjourned meeting will be held in Pendleton on May 17.
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Tinatifla County
Mt. Hoo
Presbytery
B. W. Warrington
Pilot Rock
Levi Johnson
Milton
B. F. Harper
G. L. Washburn
I M. Cornelison
Tutullla
James G Dickson
Trainsactu
Pendleton
Masons Hye Honored Guests at State Meeting
Penetoy Lodge No. 62 A F and A M was honored at the State Communication last evening with four past grand chasters of Oregon present J Henry Kanne T, W Whett, Frank A Moore and J Moreland. Also four supreme judges and the clerk of the supreme court Chief Justice Moore and associates Hakin, King and Merrida plus J G C Moreland as supreme clerk. The Master Mason degree was conferred by Past Grand Master Moreland.
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Masons Hye
Penetoy Lodge No. 62
Oregon
J. Henry Kanne T
Whett
Frank A. Moore
J. Moreland
Supreme Court
Moore
Hakin, King and Merrida
New Manager Opens Wanaha Springs Resort June First
P A MeePhee named manager of Wanaha Springs plans opening June 1 and hotel-style operations. He will build a bridge across Thorne Hollow to allow autos and arrange train pickups. Road to the springs improves, and water analysis confirms mineral content as sodium chloride and various bicarbonates.
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P. A. MeePhee
Wanaha Springs
Pendleton
Thorne Hollow
Gibbon
C. Be, Bradley
Oregon Agricultural College
Dynamiters Arrested Over Italian Wood Camp Incident
Baker City men identified as Carpenters, brothers, were arrested by Sheriff Rand for dynamiting a cabin of five Italian wood choppers in Mormon Basin on April 11. They allegedly warned the workers to leave or face death, and were caught near Rainbow mine while chopping wood. Their parents are well respected near Haines.
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Prighton
Baker City
T. C. Carpenter
Rand
Mormon Rasin
Rainbow Mine
Haines
Defense in Werlecr Case In Tacoma Trial
The defense in Tacoma on Monday questioned four witnesses in the trial of Charles J. Werler for the murder of his mother in law. The witnesses testified to Werler's love for his wife and children.
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Werlecr
Tacoma
Charles J. Wezler
Woealer
Opportunity Knocks At Door, Book Agent Persists
A persistent book agent continues his sales push despite initial rejection, highlighting bold persistence in door to door literary promotion.
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