City notices and sales blur in Riverside ads
Local classified items list shop openings. fixtures and sales at Teutsch's Roosevelt's Boston Store and Gritman's. lost item reward. housing and room for rent. clothing and hats promotions. ice cream wagon delivery. real estate wheat farm for sale. business college excursion notices. advertising agents promote the school year and campaigns.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Teutsch's
E. T. Wade
Roosevelt
Boston
Double Street
Boston Stors
Roosevelt's
Dutton's
Leathers & Nichol's
Gritman's Cigar Store
Mrs C N Lewis Dies After Stroke At Hilgard
At her Hilgard home this morning Mrs. C. N. Lewis, wife of the local postmaster, suffered a sudden apoplexy and died within a short time. She was 64. The La Grande Observer reports her death.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
A. C. Rader
McAdams
Blue Mountain
Wolfs
Hilgard
C. N. ‘Lewis
Lewis
la Grande Observer
American Girl Tonight at Noble Block Company
Olive Spencer and Albert Welch from the Noble Block company have joined Mr. Graham to perform in American Girl tonight. The bill yesterday drew good crowds and tonight promises a strong cast and richer comedy. Also tonight two expert pool players begin the Pacific Northwest championship quest at Merchants' Cafe with a $50 purse and no admission fee. the second match is set for Saturday.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Olive Spencer
Noble Block Company
Albert Welch
Mr. Graham
Graham Company
Merchants’ Cafe
Retail Clerks Union Meeting Admits Boston Store Leader
Last evening a well attended meeting of the Retail Clerks Union was held in Union hall. G C Taylor of the Boston Store was admitted to the society on the deposit of a transfer card from the organization at Kansas City.
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Retail Clerks’ Union
Union Hall
G. C. Taylor
Boston
Kansas City
Crate Will Recover After Shooting Incident
The Dalles Chronicle reports that John Crate, a nightwatchman, is on a path to recovery in hospital. Doctors cannot confirm timing of discharge but describe his condition as encouraging after he was shot while attempting to arrest a drunken man.
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Crate
John Crate
Dalles
Sutherlin Charged With Wife's Murder In Indiana
Ulysses G. Sutherlin once pastor of a New Albany church is under arrest for murder following the choking and hanging of his wife last October to feign suicide. He serves as secretary to the Christian church protection in the 4th Indiana district.
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Ulysses G. Sutherlin
The
Christian Church
New Albany
Ind
Sutherlin
Pooletion
Indiana
Personal Notices From Heppner Morning Visiters
Local brief lists numerous residents visitors and travelers including Attorney C E Redfield Dr Fred Tieunlien Mrs L Neff Roosevelt Mien Elizabeth Milne Miss Maude Sheridan Mrs H C Grege Prof R C French Charles A Hill Fred Curry Hon G W Webb Mrs D H Hunter Miss Naomi Williamson and Miss Nellie Young J H Peare and others, noting arrivals departures and upcoming engagements tied to Heppner and nearby towns.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
C. E. Redfield
Heppner
Fred Tieunlien
Portland
George Hartman
Maude Sheridan
Edina Thompson
H. C. Grege
Walla Walla
Suceta
Slater
C. Roosevelt
Justice
Pease
O. G. Chamberlain
Athena
Businew
Frank van Cleave
Echo
BL Sunderman
G. W. Rugg
R. C. French
Weston
Charles A. Hill
Picot Rock
Umatilla County
Special Train To Ball Game From Weston To Pendleton
Weston plans a Sunday morning special excursion train to Pendleton to bring the ball team and supporters for the afternoon game. Manager Cooley was informed by Clark Nelson of Weston. A large Weston delegation is expected to attend and cheer the team, with a chance of a Humber drawing from Athena and Adama. Given prior matchups and Brickmakers’ drive to win the deciding meet, a hard contest is anticipated next Sunday.
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Weston
Pendleton
Cooley
Clark Nelson
Manger
Athena
Adama
Attempted Arson Charge Against Weston Man
Richard McGrath formerly of Weston is jailed awaiting trial after being brought from Lewiston Idaho by Sheriff T D Taylor. He is charged with attempting to set fire to J M Bannister’s barn between Weston and Athena on July 30 1894. Complaint filed April 8 1905 by J M Bannister and R J Boddy.
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Araoh
Richard McCrrath
Weston
T. D. Taylor
Lewiston
Idaho
Joll
McGrath
J. M. Bannister
Athena
Phelps
J. M. Banniater
R. J. Boddy
Idaho Irrigation Project in Boise and Payette Valleys
The United States government will spend 11 million dollars to reclaim 72 000 acres in Idaho's Boise and Payette valleys. Of this total 1.3 million dollars has been set aside for immediate use by the Secretary of the Interior. Work will begin on the north side of the Bolno river, encompassing a large tract about 198 000 acres with Naompa at its center.
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Idaho
United States
Boise
Payette
Secretary of the Interior
Bolno River
Naompa
Portland Travelers Aid warns of expo related trafficking
The East Oregonian published a letter from Carrie A Holbrook dated May 12 in Portland warning that the Law fend Clack exposition from June 1 to October 15 attracts young women seeking work. A. Committes urged readers to spread the warning to prevent trafficking and forced employment conditions seen last year in St Louis.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Portland
East Oregonian
Ore
the Kaster
Law Fend Clack Exposition
Anc&k
Portland Travelers’ Aid Association
Expo
T. A
United States
Comig
Waramaker's
New York City
Marshall Field
Chicago
Pradvat
St. Louis
Carrie, A. Holbrook
Polish Anniversary Observed by Portland Polish Groups
The Polish anniversary of the constitution’s promulgation was observed by Portland’s Pollery Na tional alliance branches in Davis hall Lower Albina. The hall displayed American and Polish colors and portraits of Kosciusko and Pulaski. A Ceerwinski chaired with a brief address. Other speakers included W Szelacewics F Spetulaki F Suplicki C Weselowski Z Spetulcki and others speaking for Poland.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Portland
Pollery Naional Alliance
Davis Hall
Lower Albina
Oregon Daily Journal
Kosciusko
Pulaski
A. Ceerwinski
W. Szelacelewics
F. Spetulaki
Weight Changes Across a Day and a Car Reward
The article notes daily weight fluctuations with morning meals causing gains and losses through the day, concluding that an ordinary dinner adds two pounds two ounces. It also mentions Alfred Harmeworth offering $500 for a car that killed a poor boy, later revealed the car owner was Harmeworth’s brother.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Alfred Harmeworth
London
Harmeworth
Osteopathy's claim to progress and relief questioned
The piece argues that osteopathy offers only temporary relief, failing to prove real progress. It contends that cures rely on correcting core causes, not drugs, and that true health requires perfectly aligned body structures enabling unobstructed circulation and nerve flow.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Chase
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Teutsch’s Department Store
UC Rader
Oods
Sharon & Eddings
Jane Street
West
Alta Street
the &. George
Bent Advertising Business College
Jey & Hartman
E. M. Churchill
Pandie
Totai Business College
EB. C. Smith
Oregon
Washington
Jandor Plag
Clerks’ Union
Ty Bussather
Main Street
Fef Tae
A. C. Koeppen & Brothers
Fred Curry
G. W. Webb
Jap H. Stevens
la Grande’ Chronice
D. H. Hunter
West Virginia
Anna Bracken
Will Bracken
J. Ferguson
WV. Cooper
Woodmen of the World
Peare
Pen- Wetton
Anson
Ben Bannister
Northwestern
Vincent
Vouslaren
Red Cross Pharmacy Postoffice
Phone Main
Goodman-Thompson Co
Golden Rule
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