Get Sunny and Bargains Dominate Boston Advertisements
A jumble of local trade notices from The Boston section highlighting Get Sunny by A. C. Rader and promotions for Teutsch's shoe sale, Teutsch's inn spates, mint beer at The Mint, and variousDry goods closings. Also mentions Kunkel's wagons, Had stock at Sullivan Bond, and service ads like Day and Night Transfer Co. plus a reader notice about a social by the Ladies Aid and rental and employment seeks.
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Boston
Martin’s. Wood
McAdam
Weinhard
The
Mint
Teutsch’s
Bos
Forshaw
Flarie
East Court Street
Midof
Opera House
Fee Rickenbeck
M. D
Main
East Oregonian
Billy Leathroprietor
Sullivan Bond
Rolman
Court Street
A. C. Rader
Gelser
Kunkel's
Webnard
New Line
Personal mentions fill page with local visitors
Miss Bessie McBride visits Athena and J W Stamper of Birch Creek is in the city. B Cargill of Echo heads sheep this spring while Mrs Fletcher leaves for Wallum. Madison Jones of East Court st is troubled with kidney issues. D Teel Harry Rogers and Ralph Stanfeld return to Echo. Mr and Mrs W R Frey return from Hot Lake. F H Harradon, O R & N traveling auditor, checks local offices. Mrs Dave Ingram family and Miss Effie Worcester go to Hidaway Springs. Miss Bessie Krebe patient at hospital recovering. L E Penland and wife plan extended East tour including the World’s Fair. C S Collier returns from Portland before graduation in dentistry. Mayor L A Esteb of Echo visits on business, touts Echo as best in Eastern Oregon. Chester Hamilton of La Grande on Charles Hamilton’s run between city and Huntington. Dr M K Hall of La Grande assists in operation on Mrs Ed Blair at St Anthony’s. John McNearmey of O R & N set crew returns to work. E Carr, president of Walla Walla Savings Bank, visits, heads to Spokane. R F Johnson, Weston to Briggson mail carrier, reports excellent crops and crops undamaged by frosts.
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Bessie McBride
Athena
J. W. Stamper
Birch Creek
B. Cargill
Echo
Wil
Mr. Fletcher
Wallum
Madison Jones
East Court Street
D. Teel
Harry Rogers
Ralph Stanfek
W. R. Frey
Hot Lake
F. H. Harradon
Dave Ingram
Effie Worcester
Hidaway Springs
Bessie Krebe
L. E. Penland
C. Ss. Collier
Portland
L. A. Esteb
Pendleton
Oregon
Chester Hamilton
la Grande
Charles Hamilton
Huntington
M. K. Hall
Cole
Ed Blair
St. Anthony's Hospital
John McNearmey
Ipn
Cayuse
E. Carr
Walla Walla
Headstones Arrive for Old Soldiers at Olney Cemetery
The G A R post received 13 government headstones for fallen veterans and installed them at Olney cemetery. Six to eight more will be added soon, with bases supplied by local citizens. Pendleton residents funded incidental costs, while old soldiers placed the stones as a volunteered, unpaid service to honor comrades.
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G. A. R. Post
Olney
Pendleton
Miss Margaret Peters Weds J P Hanlon in Catholic Church
Miss Margaret Peters and J P Hanlon were wed at the Catholic church with Father Van der Velden presiding. They plan to travel east to visit Hanlon’s old home and the St Louis fair then return to the city. Hanlon bought the first St Louis fair tickets over the C B & N this morning. Louis Moses, lessee of the Hendricks building front, plans to open his stock near June 10. In a Jest letter to Hendricks he said he would marry May 16 in San Francisco but did not name his fiancée.
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Margaret Peters
J. P. Hanlon
Father van der Velden
Mr. Hanlon
St Louis
Hanlon
St. Louis
Louis Moses
Hendricks
San Francisco
Labor Unions Plan July 4th Celebration Under Council
Central Labor Council will organize a Fourth of July event at the usual venue with the unions participating. The council’s next meeting, held Sunday, will launch the preliminary arrangements for the celebration.
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Central Labor Council
Portland minister may be called as rector candidate
Rev. H. D. Chambers of Portland may be called to the rectorship of the Church of the Redeemer. The vestry weighs his candidacy with others for the vacancy left by Mr. Potwine.
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H. D. Chambers
Portland
Church of the Redeemer
Potwine
Council Tonight Sets Gas Plant Issue For Debate
The meeting will center on the proposed gas plant inves tigation with other agenda items possible. Notable quotes praise the open laughter that reveals the heart, a sentiment attributed to Victor Mugu.
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Lsue
Also Mentioned on This Page
Jaro Oxforde
Oxfords
Fezord A
Orm
Teutsch’s Dept
Main and
Alta Streets
Teutsch’s Inn
Bourias
Persine
Kven & Hond’s
How‘s
Hatton's
Kunkel’s
St. George
Cooper
Teutsch's
Belfast
Baer & Daley's
Sullivan & Bond's
Neill's
Joerger’s
West Court Street
Pendleton, Sullivan & Bond
Ladies' Aid Society of
Methodist Church
Dr. Henderson
M. Gratz
W. Sam & Co
Walla Walla Fair Association
E. C Smith
Iceland
Denmark
Bian
Althing
Hunziker
Progressive Jeweler
Main Street
Koeppens
Price
A. C. Koeppen & Brothers
R. F. Johnson
Weston
Briggson
Weston Mountain
Hhs
Hanlon-Peters
Victor Mugu
Paris
Redfern
America
Peoples Warehouse
North Fork
E. C. Smith
Douglas
Artrade Mill Jnery
Carrier Millinery
Savings Bank
Beck
Hotel Bickers