Local Business Notes Offer Ice Cream and More
Short items list services and ads from East Oregonian including ice cream at Hohbachs, billiards at Hennemans, wood and rental inquiries, new pool tables, piano lessons, and office space, with multiple businesses promoting hardware, lawn tools, insurance, and sewing machines. Several names and locations are noted across Walla Walla, Portland, Hermiston, and Pendleton.
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Minnis
Henneman’s
East Oregonian
Henneman's
East Oregonian Building
Hotel Arrivals Shown From Baker City to Portland
La Grande and Baker City hotels welcome a list of guests including M. P. White, A. J. Todell, WG Katterman, Leo Turschell, J. O'Brien, M. Zimmerman, Roy Pork, J. Fannier, C Childers, C. A. Hogler, G. Rushmore, F. BH. Dayton, Louis Scholl Jr., Mable Moore, J. McCoy and wife Beho, with stops in La Grande and Salem.
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M. P. White
Baker City
A. J. Todell
la Grande
WG. Katterman
Leo Turschell
A. Valenhorat
J. O'Brien
M. Zimmerman
Wim
Kooser
Roy Pork
J. Fannier
C Childers
C. A. Hogler
G. Rushmore
Portland
F. BH. Dayton
Salem
Louis Scholl
Echo
Mable Moore
J. McCoy
Beho
Circus Coming Tomorrow Delights Portland Fans
The Oregon Daily Journal notes Norris & Rowe's circus at Twenty-fifth and Raleigh packed both shows yesterday. The reviewer praises new features, daring acts, four-abreast pony teams, and comic clowns. Performers include Micky Feeley the acrobat and a trapeze duo. The piece ends noting the last show tonight.
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The
Oregon Daily Journal
Metropolis
Portland
Norris & Rowe's Circus
Micky Feeley
County seat fight sparks Wallowa court house offer
Wallowa in Oregon mobilizes to secure the county seat with a proposed 15000 to 25000 dollar court house. A merchants meeting raised about 11000 in hours and another gathering planned to close the funds. Enterprise offers 5000 for the county to build and own the structure, while residents tally enthusiasm and per capita support grows in the small town of about 760.
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Wallowa
Enterprise
Hlee
Agents for Oregon Military Road Land Grant at hotel
F. Pike, Pacific coast representative for the Oregon military road land grant, will soon be at the hotel to establish agencies for sale of the grant lands. Lands are offered in large and small tracts at remarkably low prices. Mrs Selkirk Norton, Teacher of Voice, is open for engagements for concerts or public functions. terms at Schmidt Building Room 10.
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Ht. F. Pike
Pacific Coast
Oregon Military Road Land Grant
Oregon
Selkirk Norton
Schmidt Building
Electrification planned for southern Swe attv railroads
The state railroads in southern Swe attv will be electrified using single phase alternating current at 16 000 volts. Five generating stations will be erected at custable waterfalls along the lines to supply power.
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Sweattv
Personal mentions fill Pendleton city scenes
T P Mallock went on Heppner this morning Mrs John Grean of Adame among visitors Dan Smythe left for Sumpter on sheep business T L Ragsdale of Milton on a business trip W B Cody left for Vanasyce on a brief trip Misses Mabel and Jessie Moore of Echo Pendleton visitors Dan Tweedy at La Grande this week on badviews Paul Bullfinch of Weston here as hotel guest Louis Scholl Jr of Echo attended a publicity meeting Co E Brown editor of Milton Eagle transacting county seat business BE H Brown editor of Echo Register transacting city business Dr Dayton eye specialist opened an office at Hotel St George W J Furnish and Tom Thompson left for Portland to attend Republican state convention Mable Bickers seriously ill in Salem Chester Fee left for Walla Walla to attend Whitman field meet Mr and Mrs J N Burgeas visiting from Cunningham ranch near Pilot Rock Orville Tupper and Herbert Ruppe left for Walla Walla to witness Whitman Oregon meet M R Yates to Starkey Prairie for home stead work Mrs O F Thompson returned home after visiting here W Skinner returned to Hermiston after Commercial association meeting Conductor W H Kelsey vacation from Pendleton run J S Beckwith left for Heppner to attend circuit court J R Dutton visiting Pendleton Pullman Wash Co J H Raley on streets after week home bound with cold Joseph N Scott of Athena independent candidate for joint representative registered at Hotel St George Co R Dutton visiting Pendleton on business
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John Grean
Adame
Dan P. Smythe
Sumpter
T. L. Ragsdale
Milton
W. RB. Cody
Vanasyce
Louis Scholl, Jr
Echo
Co. E. Brown
Milton Eagle
BE H Brown
Echo Register
Cty
Dr. Dayton
St. George
W. J. Furnish
Tom Thompson
Portland
Mable Bickers
H. E. Bickers
Salem
Perioatts
Chester Fee
Walla Walla
O. F. Thompson
Buttercreek
W. H. Skinner
Hermieton
Commercial Association
W. H. Kelsey
Portland-Pendiecton
Beckwith
Heppner
Sesson
R. Dutton
Pullman, Wash
J. H. Raley
Joseph N. Scott
Athena
Co. R. Dutton
Pendleton
Pullman
Wash
Publicity bureau movement praised by city leaders
Alexander expresses pleasure at progress under committee guidance as plans for a publicity bureau advance smoothly. R Alexander, president of the Commercial Association, credits strong interest and diplomacy from the association for the movement’s growing momentum and anticipated benefits.
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Alexander
Publicty Bureau
R. Alexander
The
Commercial Association
U P backs irrigation in Laramie valley land project
The Union Pacific backs a large irrigation and colonization scheme in the Laramie River Valley Wyoming. A Chicago capital group has formed with 1 million dollars to finance settlers supplying houses and equipment. The plan includes Haley and Hoge ranches and floodwater impoundment in Lakes Hutton James and Hattle to irrigate the tract. E R Tallmadge D C Buntin and J L Bland of Chicago run the project with Union Pacific financing. The company may also dispose of its entire land grant in the valley through this plan.
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Union Pacific
Laramie River
Wyoming
Cheyenne Tribune
Laramie
Chicago
Haley and Hoge
Hutton
James
Hattle
E. R. Tallmadge
D. C. Buntin
J. L Bland
Taft support to be bolstered by Northwestern delegates
Two Northwestern Republican delegates plan to shift to the Taft column as Montana and North Dakota state conventions unfold. Montana convenes in Butte tomorrow, while North Dakota gathers in Minot, per the East Oregonian.
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Butte
Mont
Montana
North Dakota
Minot
List of Victims Grows in Murder Case at House of Death
La Porte Indiana May 13 Letters from coast to coast recount more disappearances tied to the so called house of death and horrors alleged to be run by Mrs Gunness. Victims include Emil Kell of Kansas who withdrew 2000 then vanished after answering a matrimonial ad and Charles Eggman of Newcastle who did the same. Ray Simphere denied making a complete confession to Rev Schnell or promising one.
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la Porte
Ind
Mra. Gunness
Emil Kell
Kansas
Au Bank
Chicago
Charles Eggman
Newcastle
Ind.ie
Ray Simphere
Rev
Schnell
West and Campbell head to Dufur for depot hearing
Salem officials Oswald West and T. K. Campbell of the railroad commission travel to Portland and then to Dufur to hear A. A. Marvel's complaint about poor depot facilities at Boyd. Clyde B. Altchison will join them as the hearing decides what improvements Boyd needs.
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Salem
Ore
Oswald West
T. K. Campbell
Railroad Commission
Portland
Clyde B. Altchison
Dufur
A. A. Marvel
Boyd
Great Southern Railway
Sult for Accounting filed in circuit court
Anna May Bowman as administratrix of G W Bowman estate sues O P Bowman to compel an accounting for wheat alleged to belong to the estate. R J Slater represents the plaintiff. The passage then veers to a unrelated quip about a boastful “boss of his own house.”
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Sult
Circuit Court
Anna May Bowman
G. W. Bowman
O. P. Bowman
R. J. Slater
Committee Meets Train In Hermiston Visit
This morning Bert Huffman Wil Moore and Dr M S Kern departed for Hermiston to meet the demonstration train. They plan to return to the city by train this afternoon.
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Bert Huffman
Wil Moore
Dr. M S&s. Kern
Hermiston
Eugene Council approves water system contract with engineers
The Eugene city council has entered into a contract with F. C. Kelsaw of Portland and McArthur & McClain of Eugene to construct the municipal water system. The source of supply is Ritchie Creek and several other creeks.
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Eugene
F. C. Kelsaw
Portland
McArthur & McClain
Ritchie Creek
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Teutsch’s
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Hohbach's
Hennemans
Laura Nelson
Ann Street
Stansberry & Milne
Wisard
Goodman Hardware Co
National Board of Fire Underwriters
California
Empire Meat Market
Ralph Stewart
A. W. Echart
H. W. Cowen
L. H. Orr, Jr
San Francisco
C. BR. Dutton
Lelse
F. F. Carpenter
H. J. Laughley
Paul Bulfinch
Weston
Wm. Spillman
EB. Lee
Ted Emerman
Golden Rule Hotel
Austin McAllister
Robert P. Ewan
C. W. Tallaferro
F.C. Roeder
Pauline Simpson
Sagleton
Schmish
Simpson
Derring
A. Frans
Spokane
Fred Taylor
G. E. Gould
Eva Brehm
Lydia Hyatt
Hogue
Eight Mile
N. Shangean
D. Lay
F. H. Jenson
Tacoma
J. C. McFall
C. F. Adams
John LaFave
Hotel Arritvals
Hotel
Louis Hunziker
Gircus
Nortis
Rowe
Journal
Aselet
Wallowa City
Military Road Land Grant
Rend the
T. P. Mallock
Mabel
Jessie Moore
T. J. Tweedy
Badviews
Paul Bullfinch
St George
J. N. Burgeas
Cunningham Company
Pilot Rock
Orville Tupper
Herbert Ruppe
Whitman-Oregon
M. R Yates
Starkey Praiie
Sale
Alexander Dep
U. P
Taft
Tigret
Republican Party
United States
H. M. Care
Multnomah County
W. R. Ellis
Umatilla County
the Supreme Court
Robert S. Bean
Lane County
Oregon Dairy and Food Commissioner
J. W. Balley
Clyde B. Aitchison
Gilbert W. Phelps
T. d. Mahoney
Morrow County
County Recorder of Conveyances
C. A. Barrett, L. L. Mann
Frank Saling
Fred W. Hendley
George W. Bradley
Robert T. Brown
Frank K. Welles
John W. Kimbrell
Ralph Folsom
Horace Walker
Shamo
Germany
Pendleton At
Koeppens
Umatilla
East Court
V. Stroble
EK Court