Local Ads Offer Bicycles and Goods for Sale in Pendleton
Numerous classified lines list local vendors in Pendleton Oregon offering bicycles at 727 Johnson Street, sewing machines at Graham's and New White displays, alfalfa hay and five more farms, coal and dry wood deliveries by Oregon Lumber Yard, and real estate including furnished rooms, rental houses, and a modern 3 room house for sale. Also listed are livestock for sale, farm equipment, transfer services, and an upcoming lodge meeting notice.
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T. Wade
W. BR
Grahams
KE. T. Wade
Graham
Milne
Pendleton
Ore
McKay
E. T. Wade
Franklin Street
Oregon Lumber Yard
Pendleton Planing
Jersey
R. H. Stevens
Dutch Henry
Holt Jr
Margaret Melstrom
B. A. Morton
Rock Spring
Bea L. Burroughs
East Oregonian
Labeth
Oregon
Partic Wars
Sharon & Eddings
Pen- Meten
Lilleth Street
West Webb
Pendleton Academy
B. T. Wade
Johnson
Taxicab and Touring Cars 25 Cents Citywide
Taxicab service offers rides for 25 cents to any city part. Available day and night. Phone Majin 12 for dispatch and inquiries.
Personal notes from Pendleton crowd and visitors
A series of brief notices lists local and visiting residents from Pilot Rock, Walla Walla, Athena, and nearby areas. Names include Mack Smith, M Hutchison, Dr. J. Smith, P. A. McPhee, L. C. Sharps, J. Heckwith, Rev. Milnes, Blaine Burton, Charles Milnes, Dr. Bleakney, John W. Etter, M. J. Maguire, Celia Renn, E. B. Casteel, Edith Crockett, A Bauerstatte, A A Asbahr, and Merle Calef. Entries note travel on No. 17 and No. 1, Sunday visits, and business or game attendance in Pendleton, Walla Walla, and Eugene.
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Mack Smith
Juniper Ranch
M. Hutchison
Pilot Rock
Pendleton
C. J. Smith
Portland
P. A. McPhee
Wennha Springs
L. C. Sharps
J. Heckwith
Frank J. Milnes
Presbyterian Church
Blaine Burton
Walla Walla
Charles Milnes
W. H. Bleakney
Consolidated Church
Freewater
John W. Etter
Pilot Rock Mercantile Company
M. J. Maguire
Misa Celia Renn
E. B. Casteel
Commercial Club
Edith Crockett
A. Mackenzie Meldhum
Athena
Knights Lodge to Work Ranks This Evening
Damon Lodge No. 4 Knights of Pythias will perform in the second and third ranks this evening. Refreshments will be served. Signed by J A Best and W Fletcher.
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Damon Lodge No. 4
Best
W, Fletcher
K. R
Water rights hearing at court house ongoing
Thirty days notice by the Interior Department in progress as the river water rights adjudication proceeds. Efforts aim to stipulate facts to speed proceedings and cut costs. John McCourt United States district attorney and Quilver P Morton deputy attend to appear before the board.
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Court House
Iitigents
John McCourt
United States
Quilver P. Morton
Box Car Thieves Targeted by Sheriff and Special Agent
Sheriff T. D. Taylor left Saturday night for The Dalles to take into custody several box car thieves arrested by Special Agent Wood of the O W R & N. The crime is alleged to have been committed in this county, hence Taylor was asked to take them in charge.
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T. D. Taylor
Dalles
Wood
Taylor
Negroes Fight at Hotel St George Bath Room
At 3 o'clock this afternoon Al Richardson a large colored porter at the Hotel St George and another negro quarreled. A revolver fell from the latter's pocket and discharged a cartridge narrowly missing Walter Wells and passing through a plate glass window. The combatants fled before officers arrived. Wells recovered the gun.
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al Richardson
St. George
Walter Wells
St. George Batrom
Wells
Preparation for execution of Richeson in Charleston prison
Boston report notes ongoing mental evaluation of Rev. C W T Richeson condemned to die by electric chair for murdering his sweetheart Avis Linnell. Doctors Stedman Frost and Tuttle conduct tests as warden starts preparations for the May 19 execution with the death cell readied and electric wires inspected.
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Boston
C. W. T. Richeson
Avis Linnell
Stedman, Frost and Tuttle
Charleston
Richeson
Notice to all debtors and creditors of a defunct Oregon company
The Nissen Implement company now Uma tila Farmers' Implement company has retired from business and asks all debtors to call at Lowell and Winter office in Despain Block Pendleton Oregon to pay amounts due. Creditors are asked to present claims for payment at the same office. Dated May 10 1912 AF MAY Secretary.
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Common Council
City of
Pendleton
Recorder of the City
W. M. Matlock
Nissen Implement Company
Umatila Farmers’ Implement Company
Lowell and Winter
Despain Block
Oregon
AF. May
Lenroot denies opposing La Follette in Roosevelt drive
Sacramento May 13 Lenroot of Wisconsin refutes a speech claim that he deserted La Follette. He telegrams that the report is untrue and says he has taken no part in the campaign since Wisconsin's primary.
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Tenroot
T. R
Sacramento
Lenroot
Wisconsin
Senator la Follette
Roosevelt
la Follette
Circus for Insane Officially Upheld
Sacramento Calif May 13 The state board of control approved a bill for six hundred circus tickets issued to Napa state asylum patients The insane persons went and saw the circus on two special trains balustrade
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Sacramento
Cal
State Board of Control
Napa State Asylum
Roosevelt wins vast Minnesota delegate lead in primary
Teddy carries Minnesota with St. Paul filing May 13 reports showing Roosevelt won every congressional district except possibly two. He has 20 and probably 21 of Minnesota's 24 delegates to the national convention.
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Teddy
Minnesota
St. Paul
Minn
Roosevelt
Expect Five New Bishops In Methodist Conference
Minneapolis May 13 five new bishops are expected to be created when the Episcopal committee reports to the quadriennial Methodist conference. This prospect appears certain today.
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Minneapolis
Minn
Episcopal Committee
Quadriennial Conference
The
Methodist Church
Experience Sold At Fraction Of Cost Pleases Many
Many people express readiness to part with their experience for less than its value, hoping to trade it for immediate benefit. The note suggests a market sentiment favoring rapid, inexpensive exchange of know how for practical gains.
Girl Does Not Like Joe Yet Weds Him
New York report of Filumena Taconetta arriving from Naples to marry Joseph Petro, long betrothed by their families. An immigration inspector advised patience. after talks with a priest and her cousin, she agreed to proceed with the arranged marriage despite initial reluctance.
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Eliaslang
New York
Fiumena Taconetta
Naples
Joseph Petrosing
Joseph
Filimena
Taconettas
Petrosinos
Joe
Petrosino
Fiumena
Ellis Island
Costs put on policeman in assault case acquittal
In Philadelphia quarter sessions court, Policeman William Winkel of the Eighth district was the chief witness for William J. Kirrane in a street assault dispute. The jury acquitted Kirrane and taxed Winkel with costs totaling 19.80 after Kirrane testified Winkel beat him when Kirrane refused to accompany a complainant, Mabel Schaeffer.
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Philadelphia
William Winkel
Eighth District
William J. Kirrane
Kirrane
Mabel Schaeffer
Vinestreet
Thirteenth
Winkel
Polceman
Pastor Walker Claims Board-Hiking Clergy Champion
Fayette Missouri. The Rev G M Walker a Howard county preacher since 1905 is believed to hold Missouri rural clergy walking record. He estimates over 18000 miles on foot and horseback in six and a half years traveling 6 to 25 miles to country appointments. He hiked to a prayer service in Fayette and waded Montreau creek with shoes off. Born in Manchester England forty five years ago. His rugged faith earns admiration from young men and he even claims one conversion by overpowering a bully.
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Fayette
G. M. Walker
Howard County
Missouri
Walker
Christian Church
Howard
Montreau Creek
Perche Church
Boone County
Manchester
England
Must Live With Wife or Lose Your Vote
Philadelphia reports a county registration ruling affecting about 1,600 voters. It declares a married man's domicile is his wife's residence, forcing separated spouses to reside together for voting eligibility. William F. Rorke, an attorney, challenged this after being told to vote in Germantown rather than North Seventh Street.
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Philadelphia
County Commissioners of
William F. Rorke
Rorke
Germantown
North Seventh Street
Oklahoma man charged over grave desecration case
D. M. Stanley of Chandler was bound over to district court on charges of removing his wife’s body from its grave with malicious intent. The case alleges he acted to spite her relatives in Chandler Oklahoma.
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Oklahoma
Chandler
D. M. Stanley
Man Accused of Moving Body From Cemetery
The man is charged with malicious removal of a body to spite the deceased’s relatives. He denies the accusation, saying he wanted the grave closer to his home for better care. He did not testify at the preliminary hearing. The maximum penalty is a $50 fine and five years' imprisonment. He is described as a wily person able to make his mistakes pay.
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Stanley
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Livengood & CO
Johnson Street
Burroughs
Pendleton Planing Mill
Plain
Tarren
J. E. Bean
State Hotel
F. W. Garner
E. Court St
E. IL
Smith, Pendleton
Integrity Lodge No. 92
Erb
Ned Cropper
G. J. E. Beam
F. J. Donaldson
A. Bauerstatte
A. A. Asbahr
Eugene
Merle Calef
Warren Construction Company
Interior Dept
Richleson
Circus For Insane
Excelsior Boy Scouts
Keiro
Piker
Serantika
Excelsior Toy Scouts
Alwave
Excelsior Shoe CO
Portsmouth
Ohio
Wohlenberg
Children’s Department
Vogue Millinery
L. D. Idleman
New “Crown” Watch
America
A. L. Schaefer Jeweler & Silversmith
In Street
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