Local Stores and Sales Featured in City Briefs
A collage of retail notices and promotions across the city including discounts at Teutsch's and Teutsch's hats, Ow Tea House sale, The Mint beer, Campbell’s lunch specials, and Mer Cafes free lunch hours. Also promotions for clothing, housewares, furniture, and farm goods with addresses on Main and East Oregonian streets.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Boston
Kunkel's
Martin‘s
The
Mint
Teutach’s
Kunkel’s
Bos
Daley
Campbell
Mers Cafe
Mer- Cafe
Main
East Oregonian
Rohrman
Zackle
A. C. Rader
McAdam
Delta
Ow! Tea House
Weinwarid’s
Mintae
Teutsch's
Cite’s
Professor Motschman Dead in Pendleton
Emil Metschman a well known pianist died this morning after a brief illness and surgical operation. He moved to Pendleton from Portland nearly a year ago and built up a large musical clientele. He was 49 and recently joined the Maccabees. his wife arrives this evening to arrange funeral plans.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Emil Metschman
Fhat
Professor Motachman
Pendleton
Portland
The
Maccabees
Lodge
Cigarette Role Taken By Mrs McMinn In Under Two Flags
Mrs McMinn, a professional actress, will take the part of Cigarette in the play Under Two Flags directed by William E Graham. The production, set for Thursday evening, is staged under the auspices of the Eastern Star with the full band and orchestra.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
McMinn
Eastern Star
William Edgar Graham
Frawley Co
Priday
Pendleton Sees Wide Array Of Local Visitors
Local residents and visitors populate Pendleton scenes with movement. Notables include H E Stevens from Echo, Horace Walker of Helix, Miles Taylor from Freewater, J H Leaver of Echo, and Charles J Ferguson returning from Walla Walla. Portland visitors Mr and Mrs J P Shaw attend events, and wool buyer E H Clark tours Idaho for Pendleton mills.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
H. E. Stevens
Echo
Pendleton
Horace Walker
Helix
Miles Taylor
Freewater
J. H. Leaver
Penddleton
Charles J. Ferguson
Walla Walla
W. H. Switsler
Umatilla
M.S. Lants
Portland
W. M. Mills
Juniper
L. Morse
Pilot Rock
R. C. French
Weston
W. Phelps
Heppner
D.C. Brownell
Joe L. Horseman
Potts Country
W. F. Matlock
Athena
E. H. Clark
Idaho
Pendleton Scouring Mills
Livestock Protection Meeting Forms Echo District Association
Saturday afternoon stockmen of Echo and nearby communities organized an association to protect local stock, combat mange, and prevent its return. Dr John Christie drafted the by laws which were adopted. A committee of R N Stunted, Elton Spike, and Ase B Thomaan will set district boundaries and report at the next meeting. A committee to locate water was also appointed.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Echo and Vicinity
John Christie
R. N
Vate
Camp Meeting Visitors And Baptism At United Brethren
Jonahan Edwards attended the basket camp meeting on McKay creek and spoke in the morning, baptizing JL. M. Stonebreaker, a 70 year old farmer. About 20 locals joined from the surrounding country. A. A. Roberts of La Grande visits Heppner and plans Pendleton and La Grande later this month.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Jonahan Edwards
United Brethrens
McKay Creek
JL. M. Stonebreaker
Miss Bessie Merricle Leaves for Portland College
Miss Bessie Merricle departed this morning for Portland to study stenography at Portland Business College she has been attending the college there for some time
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Portland Business College
Bessie Merricle
Portland
Miss Merricle
Business College
Death of EB R Skipworth Noted in Eugene
Word arrives that EB R Skipworth a prominent Eugene lawyer died yesterday after a long illness from consumption He was brother of Rev Walton Skipworth of The Dalles and brother in law of J W Privett of this city
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
EB. R. Skipworth
Eugene
Walton Skipworth
Dalles
J. W. Privett
Pickling Plant Burned At Everen Washington
A creosote plant in Everen, Washington burned in the morning, causing an estimated loss of 125000 dollars. The San Francisco owner was P. F. Dundon. Three thousand barrels of creosote were destroyed as flames rose hundreds of feet, visible for miles.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Everen
Wash
P. F. Dundon
San Francisco
Burt Shadowed by Japs on Orient Trip
Horace G Burt former Union Pacific president traveling in the Orient reports he was tailed by Japanese detectives until he sought relief from a United States consul. Newspapers claimed he would gain control of the trans Siberian railway, triggering surveillance and pressure before a consul secured a retraction.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Burt
Horace G. Burt
Union Pacific Railway
Orient
United States
Japan
Empire
Trans Siberian Railway
Coming Events Record From Umatilla County Pioneers
June events listed include Umatilla County pioneers reunion at Weston on June 2 and 8, a June 6 Oregon general election, Hood River encampment June 16 to 18, Portland Oregon Pioneer reunion June 22, Northwest Sports tournament in Pendleton June 23 to 26, and American Mining Congress in Portland August 22 to 27. The notice also thanks friends for support during sickness and death of Mrs Margaret Thorn and Miss Mary Thorn.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Umatilla County
Weston
East Oregonian
Oregon
Hood River
Oregon Pioneers
Portland
Nourthweat
Pendleton
American Mining Congress
Margaret Thorn
Mian
Mary Thorn J. J. Thorn
Also Mentioned on This Page
Adies
Teutsch’s Dept
Main and
Alta Streets
Nadien
Hees
Ste . Pistsoeder
St. George
Ace Tight Mre
Cooper
Joerger’s
West Court Street
Stockey
Alba
Merchants’ Cafe
Hunziker
Progressive Jeweler
Malo Street
Prof. Motschman
J. P Shaw
Bickers
Shaw
Agnes Shephard
Salem
Dorsey M. Hii
Walla Walla County
Mr. Hill
la Grande
West End
Camp Meeting
Edwards
A. A. Roberta
Koeppens
A. C. Korppen & Brothers
Burneo
Everett, Wash
Kool Kimonas
Tate
Heather Percales
Infante
Sherwin
E. J. Murphy
de Algne
Carrier Millinery
Frazer Opera House
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