Eagle carnival notices fill city listings
Local paper itemizes a flurry of carnival events at the Eagle venue including a May 29 dance and performances with trained animals and stunts. It notes refreshments at Donaldson's soda fountain, fancy drinks, and prize offers such as a half price trimmed hat. Also advertised are rental houses, a phonograph sale, farming notices, and hardware store promotions.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Hansen's
Donaldn'a
Minnis
H. J. Benn
Cunningham Ranch
Pilot Rock
Donaldson's
Water Street
Walters
Leathers Transfer Co
Logan Street
Willie
Mra
Campbell
Bowman's
Bridge
Sooth Main Street
Goodman Hardware Co
Main Street
W. Webb Street
Pendleton Woodmen hold annual unveiling ceremony
Pendleton Camp No. 41 Woodmen of the World calls all members to meet in Eagle hall Thursday at 40 o clock for the annual unveiling ceremony. Rebekahs of Pauline lodge announce a special meeting Thursday May 30 at 3 p m to nominate and elect officers by order of the noble grand.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Pendleton Camp No. 41
Eagle Hall
Rebekahs
Pauline Rebekah Lodge
Card of Thanks and Piles Remedy Notice
Card of Thanks expresses gratitude to friends for aid after the loss of Atre Jenkins and family. The ad promotes Man Zan the Great Pile Remedy with directions, claims quick relief, and a money back guarantee. Distributed by A C Koeppen Bros and Lee Brothers in Pleasant Valley, Poker county, mentioning a May start for a sheep shearing machine plant with 2000 head per day in Read the Fast Oregonian.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Man Zan
A. C. Koeppen Bros
Lee Brothers
Pleasant Valley
Poker County
Personal Mentions From Heho to Hermiston in City News
Mra Carl Gilbert of Heho visits friends in the city. August Arp of Adams aids Duviness visitors. Miss Jeanette Manneses returns to Athena after a brief visit. Colonel and Mrs H G Newport from Hermiston visit. Lew Teutech returns from Portland. R H Patton heads to Eastalia on business. Commissioner Horace Walker goes to Hermiston for county court work. D H Preston of Preston-Parton Milling visits Pendleton. A F Van de Water of O R N travels in the city for company business. A Kunkel of Spokane visits on business, heads to Goldendale. Brooke Dickson leaves for Portland to visit relatives. Fred and William Kugtle now in Tacoma visit relatives. Engineer Jock Wright of Spokane rostered, Roddy of Starbuck to fill his place. Dr W H Lytle, state sheep inspector, returns from southeastern inspection tour. Sherman Kunkel to drive a logging engine at Goldendale. Mr and Mrs W R Stewart of Hermiston pass through to Freewater. Mrs BE Forsythe and two children visit Enterprise then Weaton. W J Snodgrass from La Grande travels to Washington. T C Benson cattle buyer for Union Meat visits daughter Mrs A W Rugg. Mrs Benson visiting daughter. Conductor W H Kelsay ill with grip in South Thompson Street. off run days. J R Raley, Glenn Goodman, Allen Knight, Carl Cooley, Charles McCumber return from Portland Knights of Pythias contest. Mr Rader from Walla Walla meets relatives. Co B McCumber of Open River Transportation surveys Columbia to Holdman. heads to Echo for company business. He plans several days away.
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Carl Gilbert
Heho
August Arp
Adams
Duviness Viditera
Mian
Jeanette Manneses
Athena
H. G. Newport
Hermiston
Lew Teutech
Portland
R. H. Patton
Eastalia
Horace Walker
D. H. Preston
Preston-Par‘ton Milling Company
Pendleton
F. van de Water
A. Kunkel
Spokane
Goldendale
Wash
Brooke Dickson
AR. Dickson
Fred
William Kugtle
Barker
Tacoma
Jock Wright
Seelek
Roddy
Starbuck
W. H. Lytle
Sherman Kunkel
W. R. Stewart
Freewater
BE. J .Forsythe
Enterprise
D. Brusha
Weaton
W. J. Snodgrass
la Grande
Okanogan
Wish
Washington
W. H. Kelsay
Portland-Pendleton
South Thompson Street
J. R. Raley
Glenn Goodman
Allen Knight
Carl Cooley
Charles McCumber
Knights of Pythias
Prospecting in Nevada for Goldfield Matches Summer Endeavor
Thomas Mountain, once a salesman at A. Kunkel’s Implement House in this city, goes to Goldfield Nev for a grub stake. He will prospect for gold there this summer for Mr. Kunkel who believes many rich claims remain undiscovered in the region.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Nevada
Thomas Mountain
A. Kunkel
Goldfield
Nev
Mr. Kunkel
Mr. Mountain
Pendleton Alumni Elect Officers At Annual Meeting
Pendleton high school alumni association elected officers for the coming year at last night’s meeting in Mark Moorhouse’s office. President Mrs T M Henderson, vice president Lester Hamley, secretary Filna Thompson, and treasurer Loren Harrie were chosen from classes of 97, 07, 0d, and 06 respectively. The event followed a literary and musical program by Pendleton academy teachers and the ward glee club at the Presbyterian church. The program drew a good audience and was praised as one of the year’s best.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Pendleton Academy
Presbyterian Church
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Coats
Teutseh
S. A
Mata
Peoples Warehouse
U. S, Health & Accident Insurance Co
Saginaw
Mich
Western Office
Marcum
Ore
Chase & Sanborn
Lesa
C. Rohrman
Columbia Phonograph
Bert Wilson
Schmidt
Rohrman
Goodman
Honeyman Hardware Company
Sergeancy Maite
Glenn G. Goodman
N. G
Goodman Hardware Company
Hollwyman Hardware Company
Company L
Mins Neva Hodder
Harney County
Mine Mamle Nail
Lehman Springs
Gerald Stanfield
Buttercreek
Maude
Margaret Williams
Williams Ranch
Louis Hunziker Jeweler
Optician
Huylers
New York City
Atre
W. B. Jenkite
Jenkins
WM. Ely
Oregonian
T. C. Benson
The
Union Meat Company
A. W. Rugg
Rader
M. A. Rader
Walla Walla
Co. B. McCumber
Open River Transportation Railroad Company
Simmons Landing
Columbia River
Holdman
Echo
Standard Odl Company
Iacorporated
A. C. Koeppen & Bros
Pen-dleton
Warren Construcion Company
Priest Take
Idaho
Sens
Oregon
Home Office Cor
Sixth and
Ankeny Streets
A. L. Mills
L. Samuel
Walter S. Bowen
Frank B. Clopton & CO
E. Court St
Hut
Jeweller
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