Boston Stores and local shops advertise in Pendleton
City briefs list Rader and Get Sunny promotions at Boston and Teutsch stores. Mentions Martin’s, Kunkel’s dry goods, Teutsch’s footwear and hats, Teutsch’s price cuts, Owl Tea House sale, and The Mint beer. Also notes hotel free lunches, a church chicken pie event May 26, and classified ads for clothing, furniture, and services. Oregon Day World’s Fair excursion details and a railway through train note.
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Boston
Martin's
Inhard
Mint
Kunkel's
Rickenbeck
M. D
Meris
Noom
Ren
Eoat Oregonian
Fadice
The
Christian Church
Yorons
Fam & Co. Garden
Court Street
Zackie
A. C. Rader
McAdam
Golver
Kunkel’s
New Spring
Teutach’s
Owl Tea House
Douglas and Hanan Shoes
Teutsch's
Teutsch
Pendleton
Oregon
Lute
New York
Snell
Lake Erie
Cleveland
Buffalo
Seatie
New Bank
Judd
DC. Sharp
Great Northern
Everett
E. C. Smith
Mrs McCourt Returns From Portland Visit
Mrs. McCourt and her husband Mr. John McCourt return home this morning from a visit to Portland. She has stayed with her parents Mr. and Mrs. W. J. Boothby of Salem for two weeks, and Mr. McCourt went to Portland to meet her and escort her home.
Notable visits and political aims in Pilot Rock area
In Pilot Rock several locals are noted visiting Freewater and Heppner. J B Cherry of Adams and J L Cherry of Pilot Rock loom large in county clerk campaigns. Mrs S M Stanton leaves for Huntsville for Spokesman Review work. Fred Lockley returns from an eastward Umatilla County trip assessing crops and frost.
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L. Morse
Pilot Rock
Joe Owenhouwse
Heppner
J. B. Cherry
Adams
Cmlwo
Frank Salite
Weston
Caningn
Cleck
S. M. Stanton
Hunteville
Spokesman Review
WL. Gibson
Ontario
Majheur County
Fred Lockley
Umatilla County
Wool sales show Ross McDonall’s 80000 pound clip
Ross McDonall sold wool last night for less than his previous year’s figure. His 80000 pound clip was of better quality. Growers expect lower prices at private sales but hope prices rise when buyers meet publicly.
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Ross McDonall
Tt Ie
Portland delegate named to national conference on charities
Governor Chamberlain appoints H Bickers as a delegate to the national conference of charities and corrections in Portland Maine mid June. Additional delegates include W H Gardner of the Boys' and Girls' Aid Society of Portland. Blek ers has not decided on attendance but plans to go.
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HE. Bickers
Chamberlain
National Conference of Charities and Corrections
Portland
Jone
WH. Guardner
Boys’ and Girls’ Aid Society
Blekers
Appointment of G W Rigby as Administrator in probate case
The probate court appointed G W Rigby administrator of the estate of Uaron Quest Quesh Minthornae after the resignation of Gilbert Minthorne. The estate includes the reservation property valued at $400 annual rent and personal property worth $ SHO. Rigby’s bond was set at $2000 by the court.
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G. W. Rigby
Uaron Quest Quesh Minthornae
Gilbert Minthorne
Rigby
Real Estate Transfers and Local Business Move
Real estate transfers show Thomas J. Foster and wife selling 2.5 acres near Milton to J. H. Tutte of Spokane for 1600. J. E. Privchew and wife sell to C. Kelly the NE quarter of the NW quarter of section 2, township 6, range 6 east near Milton for 100, about 40 acres. Neuman Cigar Store sale under way as R W Henemas of Portland plans to move here and acquire the business stock and property once preliminary steps finish.
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Thomas J. Foster
J. H. Tutte
Spokane
Milton
J. E. Privchew
C. Kelly
Neuman Cigar Store
R. W. Henemas
Portland
Pendleton
County Treasurer Remits First Half Tax Payment
Summerville county treasurer sent half the county tax to the state treasurer this morning. The payment totaled 80012 dollars. The second installment is due November first.
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Summerville
Queen declines Polish uprising concert attendance
London reports a threatened uprising in Poland prompts Queen Alexandria to skip the May 26 antilersary Chopin death anniversary concert. Fears her presence could be seen as support for revolutionaries. Poles in London and elsewhere suspected of supplying arms to Poland via the Austrian frontier, with court circles deeming the situation serious.
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London
Poland
Alexandria
Chopin
Deadlock at Springfield Convention Over Governor Ballot
Springfield May 14 The 400 ballot for governor stood Waton 482 Lowden 396 Deneen 1 No Change on 420 ballot Three ballots were taken this morning with no change The convention voted down a proposition to take up the nominations of minor officers ahead of governor
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Springfield
Waton
Lowden
Deneen
Upcoming Events in Oregon Period Listings
May 24 27 Oregon State Grange Orvellis May 6 Farmere Institute Pendleton May 27 28 Caledonian picnic Athena June 2 3 4 Umatilla county pioneers reunion Weston June 6 Rubber tired bogey East Oregonian June 6 General election Oregon June 16 16 17 Oregon encampment A R Hoad River June 22 Thirty second annual reunion Oregon Pioneers Portland June 28 24 25 Northwest Sportsmen tournament Pendleton August 22 27 American Mining Congress Portland Wool Sales Pendleton May 23 Heppner May 20 Arlington May 31 Shaniko June 2 Heppner June 7 Pendleton June 10 Shaniko June 14 Baker City June 17 Pendleton June 21 Heppner June 22 Elgin June 28 Shaniko July 1
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Oregon State Grange
Oregon
A. R
Hoad River
Oregon Pioneers
Portland
Northwest
Pendleton
American Mining Congress
Wool Sales
Heppner
Arlington
Shaniko
Baker City
Elgin
California for Roosevelt at Sacramento Convention
California Republican leaders endorse Theodore Roosevelt at the state convention in Sacramento on May 11 and 14, pledging to vote for him at Chicago. Delegates at large will include Governor Pardee and others. the platform supports party principles, protection, a sound finance system, a strong navy, river improvements, forest preservation, and arid land reclamation.
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Sacramento
Pardee
Roovevelt
Hoosewelt
Chicago
Los Angeles
Bulla
Hulla
Republian
Endeavorers Return From Jerusalem Voyage
The steamer Crosser Kurfirat chartered by the Christian Endeavorers to attend the International Sunday School convention at Jerusalem returned to New York on May 18 with 52% of its 880 passengers. The ship left Naples on May 6.
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New York
Crosser Kurfirat
Christian Redeavorers
Jerusalem
Naples
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Farmers’ Institute
Ron
Express
Teutsch’s Dept
Main and
Alta Streets
Pear Tower Shoes
Teutsch’s
Big Ben
Hatton's
St. George
Denver & Rio Grande Railway
St. Louis
St. Lola Exposition
Hunziker
Main Street
Wauna
Fa‘oe Cabin
Koeppens
Fopoug
A. C. Koeppen & Brothers
H. & Bickers
National Conference of Charities
Russia
Royal Worcester Dorsets
Sailor
Gibson
Butterick’s
Peoples Warehouse
Carrier Millinery
Kemmerer Coal
Savings Bank Building
California
Roosevelt
A. G. Burnett
Frank Ryan
Hurnett
Pendleton Steam Laundry
Frazier Opera House
Elaterite Roofing Co
Worcester Block