Local Briefs and Classifieds Highlight Area Shops and Offers
Short items list local ads and notices including Teutsch and Roosevelt store promotions, cottage for sale on Jane Street, live ice cream service by Dutton, six room rental near Mark and Garfield, transfer services by Leathers & Nichol, a 1120 acre wheat farm for sale, Blue Mountain Creamery deliveries, dates change for Lewis and Clark fair, and farm land bargains by Powers & Ridenour in Weston Oregon.
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UC Rader
U. C
McAdams
Wes
Teutsch’s
Roosevelt's
Jane Street
Sharon & Eddings
Teutech's
Mark
Garfield Streets
Aura
Leathers & Nichol
Gritman‘s Cigar
Weston
Powers & Ridenour
Oregon
Roosevelt's Boston shoe trade expands rapidly
An advertisement list describes Carpets-Rader-Carpets, McAdams wood and coal, Rader-Furniture, and Blue Mountain butter at 10e per pound. It notes The St. George restaurant open day and night, Mrs. Cooper proprietor, Nolf's book store, and a sale of typewriting paper plus sewing machine supplies. Eller Music store advertises Victor talking machines at $1 down and $1 per week with daily recital.
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McAdams
Roosevelt
Boston
St. George
Eller's
E. Court Street
Vietor
Eller Music Store
FE. Court Street
Death of Mrs Estabrook at 77 in city notice
Mrs Mary Estabrook died at her daughter's home on Thompson Street at 1 oclock this afternoon aged 77 years one month and 23 days. The funeral will be at the home on Wednesday at 2 PM conducted by Rev Warner, with interment in Olney Cemetery. Survived by two daughters Mrs H R Charles and Mrs J Ook and son C H Estabrook. nephews H B Cook and C W Cook. grandson Elisha Estabrook.
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White Water
Wis
J. Mook
C. H. Estabrook
Fond du Lac
H. B., Cook
Pendleton
C. W. Cook
Portland
Elisha Estabrook
Pure ice cream at Koeppen’s drug store praised
For a week Koeppen’s drug store serves pure loo Crean ice cream praised by customers and doctors alike. The product claims no milk, eggs, starch, gelatine or filler and is recommended for invalids and children with stomach issues.
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Koeppen
Pendleton Team Wins Amid Crowded Baseless Excur Sise
A large crowd traveled on a baseless excursion to Le Wall Walla yesterday. The train was crowded, forcing many to stand on platforms and in the aisles both going and returning. Despite discomforts, the good natured crowd celebrated Pendleton's victory.
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le Wall Walla
Pendleton
Seven Drunks Brought Before Judge Fite Gerald
Seven drunk defendants appeared in police court before Judge Fite Gerald. Each faced a choice between paying the city five pounds or serving three days in Jill. Names listed include John Doe Indian Henry Pond Frans Colomn William Barnhart J M Black John Indian and Henry an Indian.
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Fite Gerald
Jill
John Doe
Henry Pond
Frans Colomn
William Barnhart
J. M. Black
John
Henry
Notable Locals Visit Pendleton and Nearby Areas
A flurry of visits and movements marked the day. McDill traveled to Adams on business while Mrs. Tadwells of Wild Horse Creek is seriously ill. Local attorneys Hedfield and Blakeslee, plus Sheriff Taylor Jett, and Rev. M V Howard attended events in Milton and Pendleton. Grand Valley wheat and various travel plans involving Dr. Withycomb, Frank Curl, and others populate the scene as officials, movers, and residents circulate through Oregon and Idaho towns.
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McDill
Adams
Peter Tadwells
Wild Horse Creek
Do. M. Rader
Walla Walla
Lega Btsnem
B. F. Nicholas
T. DB
Taylor Jett
Lewiston
Idaho
M. V. Howard
Milton
al Vogle
Grand Ronde Valley
O. BE. Hedfield
Heppners
Pendleton
Cr. L. Blakeslee
L.K. Blakestow
Union County
Frank Curl
Jefferson Meyers
State
Lewry and Clark Commission
Heho
Fred Gliman
Borkemain
la Grande
Huntington-Pendleton
Portland
James Withycomb
Monohw
Idaho Agricultural] College
P. &. Walden
Grass Valley
Horace Walker
J. B. Smith
la Grande Freight Division
Kelsay
Grand Lodge Semsons
Order
W. A. Smith
Chanute
Kan
Weeklong Revival at Thompson Street Methodist Church
The singing revival at Thompson Street Methodist Episcopal Church continues with growing interest and power. Prof. Frank McCarty and wife attend every service, with daily 7:30 pm mass meetings and 2:30 pm special afternoon sessions this week. Tuesday Bible instruction by Mr. McCarty, Wednesday 4 mother meeting, and Thursday a service for old people. No instruments. old songs of 50 years ago will be sung.
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Thompson Street
McCarty
Moony
Cristiana
Halifax derailment claims engineer’s life near Dorchester
Coglacer bound for Halifax from Montreal plunged over an embankment near Dorchester on May 8. The engineer was killed and many were injured as the Halifax ex premier suffered the fatal accident during the journey.
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Halifax
Halifax Exprem
Montreal
Dorchester
Miners Replace Damaged Langguloh Bridge Channel
The Marysville mine tailings washed over the Langguloh bridge on the John Day road Tuesday, washing out a road section. Miners and the road supervisor replaced the damaged area quickly with a guard posted to prevent a recurrence.
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Marysville
Langguloh
John Dayanyon
Grant County News
Mead as Konstest Ends Quiet Political Era
The Seattle Times asserts Governor Mead may retire with a reputation for sidestepping duties, noting critics say he breaks promises and that statements about appointing officials hold no weight, painting a picture of a contentious, unstable administration.
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Mead
Konstest
Silon
Laaya
Seattle Times
Nant
Matt
One-Third Crop Sold and Wool Market Sluggish
The wool market shows limited sales this week with modest price up by one cent. Woolgrowers hold stock awaiting sales days as about 2,000,000 pounds may remain unsold. In Spokane, Henry Tipka, 67, formerly of Ritzville and Odessa, was killed instantly when struck by a Northern Pacific train near Spokane.
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Iast
Heppner Times
Henry Tiptka
Ritzville
Odessa
Spokane
Northern Pacific
Fell from a Flume Injures La Grande Capitalist
Joseph Palmer, 67, president of Farmers & Traders National, was injured while clearing a jam in a flume used to haul cordwood to the electric plant in La Grande Oregon. A timber fall struck his head and face, cutting him. he was unconscious and in critical condition after about an hour in the water.
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Joseph Palmer
la Grande
Farmers & ‘Traders’ National
McGetts Body Found in Ravine Near Fort Sheridan
The body of Edward Riggett private of company B 27th infantry was found this morning in a ravine near Fort Sheridan with a crushed head and other wounds. Privates Chephas King and Robert Liehtluer of the same regiment had been missing since Thursday. Riggett was guarding King and Liehtluer. authorities suspected a conspiracy to escape until the body was located.
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Chicago
Edward Riegett
Company B
27Th Infantry
Fort Sheridan
Rigett
Chephas King
Robert Liehtluer
Riggett
King
Liehtluer
City Rail Franchise Opinion Spurs Municipal Ownership
Judge Grosscup sustains Chicago position that Adams rac tine streetcar franchises from Clark Street to city limits expired April 21. City may seize current line or replace it, paving way for first experiment in municipal ownership of transit.
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Chicago
Grosscup
Clark Street
Baseball Record Games From Yesterday in Seattle
Baseball recap shows Seattle 9 Port Island 4 and Tacoma 0 San Francisco 11 in the first game. The second game ends Tacoma 9 San Francisco 4 reflecting two league results from May in Seattle.
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Seattle
Port Island
Tacoma
San Francisco
Judge to Hear Chadwick Case Appeal in October
Judge Burton of the United States circuit court of appeals announced he would hear the Chadwick case on October a. The prosecution had urged an earlier hearing in Cincinnati.
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Chadwick
Cincinnati
Burton
United States Circuit Court of Appeals
Navy battleships arrive for Chesapeake maneuvers
Norfolk reports that the battleships Missouri Maine Kentucky Tows Kearearge and Mlinoiw have reached Hampton Roads for army and navy maneuvers defending Washington Norfolk and other Chesapeake Bay ports.
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Norfolk
Missouri
Maine
Kentucky
Tows
Kearearge
Mlinoiw
Hampton Roads
Army and Navy
Washington
Chesapeake Bay
Hargis Admitted to Bail in Cockrier Assassination Case
Judge James admitted Hargis to bail in Lexington on May 8. Bail set at 25 000 dollars after a jury found him complicit in the assassination of James Cockier. Frigid conditions damaged central Washington and the Palouse during a late freeze.
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Hargis
Ball
Lexington
James
James Cockirer
Washington
The
Palouse
Osteopathy and the general approach to treatment
The text contrasts osteopathy with guessing remedies. It notes that osteopathy aims at general conditions rather than symptom by symptom guessing. It emphasizes correcting nerve and blood supply to the stomach and restoring normal function, aligning with nature’s own processes.
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Teutsch’s Department Store
Bentley & Hartman
Blue Mountain Creamery
Candy Dutton
I. Hunziker
Main Street
Estabrook
M. E. Church
Coglacer
Huyler
Lowney
Gunther
IA. C. Koeppen & Brothers
Baseball Record
Northwestern
W. Vincent
Goodman-Thompson Co. Hardware—Plumbing
Conrad Platzoeder
Sullivan & Bornl’s
Pendleton. Meat Co
Platzoeder
PHONE
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