Local ads offer hay oats rooms and services in Pendleton
A collage of local notices lists hay for sale at locations including Commercial Barn and Oats and Umathy hay. horses available for clipping and saddle horses for ladies. room and board at 622 College Street. a real estate rental at 602 Water Street. cedar posts from Crab Creek Lumber Co. and Rock Springs coal. shoe shines and lard at Pendleton markets. theater at Pastime. notices for lost watch and a help-wanted for strawberry pickers. many small business promotions and service ads in Pendleton Oregon.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Crab Creek Lumber Co
Water Street
College Street
Pendleton
Frank Nodo
Workingmen's Clothing Company
Alta
College Streets
Presbyterian
Gus la Fontaine
Quelle
Northern Pacific Rail service to Spokane schedule
The traveling public is informed of the Pendleton to Spokane service with a 3 p.m. departure and 11:30 p.m. arrival. Try the reliable train, with depot at the corner of Main and Webb streets.
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Northern Pacific Railway
Spokane
Pendleton
Main and
Webb Streets
At the Picture Shows Orpheum Today
The Orpheum offers a Grand opera series program including The Cigarette Maker of Seville and Their Sea Voyage plus a Lubin comedy When the Cat's Away. Lily of the Prairie and A Child of the Sea are dramatic features with picturesque West Indies settings and a 1017 foot entry Judith and Holophernes appears as a biblical drama with ornate scenes. Picturesque Pyrenes closes the lineup with a scenic picture.
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Orpheum
Seville
Edison
Lubin
Realife
West Indies
Radical suffragist speech shocks Chicago meeting
Mrs. Margaret Allen of Douglas Park sparked controversy at a Weat Chicago Masonic temple suffrage gathering with iconoclastic remarks about women. She urged adherence to male authority and criticized women's reading, finances, and church affiliations, prompting a vote that deemed her at fault for the wrong church and pew.
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Chicago
Margaret Allen
Douglas Park Club
Weat
Chicago Masonic Temple
Card of Thanks for W. P. Temple Family
The Temple family extends heartfelt thanks to dear friends and neighbors and to the various lodges for the many acts and assistance shown during their bereavement and loss of husband and father W. P. Temple.
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W. P. Temple
Baker cab stand at Hotel St. George
The entry notes a Baker cab stand located at the Hotel St. George with contact listed as Phone Main 13. It provides a simple transportation hub reference and a booking line for patrons. The terse item indicates where to access taxi services in connection with the hotel.
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Baker Cab Stand
Hotel St. George
Newsy Notes of Pendleton Weather and Local Items
Official weather report notes a minimum 46 and maximum 74. Mrs. Harry Bartholomew, wife of a Stanfield liveryman, is at St Anthony's hospital with appendicitis. EB Wood reports little railroad theft. Yakima Indian accused of stealing 17 dollars from Charley Max-max and believed to head to Paseo. Picnic marks McKay Creek district school dismissal with union participation.
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Harry Bartholomew
Stanfield
St. Anthony's Hospital
MccKay Creek
Yates Grove
McKay Creek Farmers’ Union
Yakima
Paseo
Northern Pacific
Pasco
Airward Squad Recruits Prep for August Lake Trip
Captain Ferguson and Lieutenants Winter and Storie lead depleted Company L as new recruits report tonight for military instruction. The August trip to American Lake is certain with officers training personnel. Mrs Sarah Neal prepares to open a Stanfield hotel with a celebratory inauguration next Friday drawing Pendleton residents. Ray Merrill of Walls & Lewis visits Pendleton to gauge establishing a local office, noting the firm handles New York stocks and Chicago grain. He plans to return soon.
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Ferguson
Winter and Storie
American Lake
Sarah Neal
Stanfield Hotel
Pendleton
Ray C. Merrill
Walls & Lewis Company
San Francisco
New York
Chicago
Local Ladies Attend State Rally in Portland
Mrs BE M Cross returned from Portland after attending the state rally of the Lady Maccabees. Mrs Kenneth McRae, the other local delegate, came back last evening but Mrs Cross stopped in Umatilla and traveled on with her husband, Conductor Cross, on the motor car this morning.
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BE. M. Cross
Portland
Lady Maccabees
Kenneth McRae
Son Visits Father in Hospital in San Francisco Doctor
Dr C J Ingle of San Francisco arrived last evening after a telephone alert about his father at St Anthony's hospital. The father is reported better today. Dr Ingle is staying with his mother in law Mrs L F Lampkin and plans to take his father back to California when he returns home.
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C. J. Ingle
San Francisco
St. Anthony’s Hospital
Ingle
L. F. Lampkin
California City
Big Crop Fritz Elienbarger Pays Second Half Taxes
Farmer Fritz Elienbarger of the light land southwest of Pendleton visits the city to pay the second half of his taxes He notes two poor years in his county section where wheat yields of 26 bushels seem possible this year only if heat wings do not hinder prospects He describes the season as hot and unusually dry compared with recent years.
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Fritz Elienbarger
Pendleton
Pruitts Return From East Trip After Mother's Illness
Mr. and Mrs. W. C. BE. Pruitt came home from a month long East trip. Mr. Pruitt was summoned by his mother's serious illness and was joined by his wife later. They traveled via the Canadian Pacific route through Victoria Vancouver Seattle and Portland and found the East desolate on their return.
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W. C. BE. Pruitt
Dog Poisoner Strikes Pendleton Area Again
Ton Boylon, manager and captain of the high school trick squad, mourns the loss of his thoroughbred fox terrier pup killed by poison Wednesday. He vows vengeance on the slayer as the canine toll continues in Pendleton.
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Pendleton
Ton Boylon
Tom
Held Up Men in Baker City Suspect in Other Robberies
Officers believe two men arrested in Baker City are the same pair who held up a man in Umatilla days earlier and who also attempted a holdup at The Dalles. The weapon discharged into the sidewalk during the scuffle at The Dalles. The sheriff will investigate in Baker City and return them for trial if proven to be the suspects.
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Baker City
Umatilla
Tt Isalso
Dalles
Sheriff's Office
Baker
Tmatilia
Baker County
Echo's Milk Maids burlesque wows Echo crowd
Clever burlesque The Milk Maids Convention staged by local talent under Ladies of the Guild at the I O O F hall drew good attendance in Echo Oregon. Highlights included a milk maid march with pails and stools and a lively roll call of Echo ladies. The show, amid a busy season, was praised as one of the town’s best in months.
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Echo
Ore
Milk Maids
I. O
Efe. Bilder
Crayne-Lisle Irrigation Company
Courtney Ditch Company
Pioneer Irrigation Company
Jas. A. Fee
J. H. Rabcy
State Board of Control
A. F. Hitt
Morrow County
The
Portland
Will Moore
Pendleton
Walton
Bila
Annual Military Day at Oregon Agricultural College
Oregon Agricultural College in Corvallis hosted a large state wide Military Day with visitors, special rail rates, and full dress uniforms. Cadets were inspected by Captain Lenihan, Vancouver barracks commander Colonel McGunnegle reviewed the troops, and Company M won the Brodie Banner. The event closed with gym drills and a musical saber display. The cadet regiment hopes to be regarded as among the best in the United States.
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Oregon Agricultural College
Corvallis
Ore
Lenihan
War Department
McGunnegle
Vancouver Barracks
Brodie Banner
Rowe
Butt
United States
Treatise on Good Manners and Good Grammar Published
A Cleveland Leader item quotes a scene where an agent and a victim argue over a volume. The agent insists the person take the book and close the door, while the other scoffs at the “trash.” The exchange centers on the misleading title of the work.
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Cleveland Leader
Opening of the Season Wobble and Woe in Practice
The verse notes a player who becomes lame not from a wreck but from a stumble during early season practice, hinting at an injury suffered on the day he trained for an upcoming game. The piece frames the disappointment of a season’s start and the cause as a sports mishap rather than external disaster.
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F. E. Livengood & Co
Ladies Home Journal Patterns
F. L
Hohbach's
Court A
Jensen Creamery
East Oregonian
Juel
Rock Springs
Oregon Lumber Yard
L. W. Jones, O. R. & N. Roundhouse
Freewater
Milton Fruit Growers’ Union
Koeppen
Newsy
EB. B. Wood
la Grande
West
Pendleton’s Big May Sale
Wohlenberg Department
Wohlenberg
Guild
Military Day
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