Pendleton Business College and Local Advertisements
A crowded collage of local ads and notices from Pendleton including Pendleton Business College openings and courses, job postings for general housework, shoe repair shops, harness and furniture dealers, a public reception at the Christian church, and notices for rentals, sales, and services. Names like Rader, Hamiley, Gormely, Headstrom, Head Connalff Hook, Silas Soule appear amid street addresses and store mentions.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
U. Cc
Mre Campbell
Pendleton Business College
Hamiley’s
Gormely
New Tailor
Incorporationare
Boston
Frazer
John Dagen
Court St
Golden Rule
Headstrom & Greenawala
Tetutech’s Department
Kent
Pendleton Buskess College
Jackson Street
Greenawald & Henadstrom
Teutsch's
Reenawald & Headstrom
Teulech's
Otf Hourea
Pendleton Busines College
Bowton
Che Covert
Ea R. Hamber
Connalff Hook
Christian Church
Silas HK. Soule
St. George
Tullman & Co
Rily
Warren Street
New York
Dr King’s New Discovery for Coughs and Colds Ad
A Harmony Maine man praises Dr King’s New Discovery as a cure for lingering coughs and lung trouble. The testimonial notes years of illness with a cough and cold relieved, urging readers to try the remedy at Tallman & Co and Frock & McComas drug stores.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Reid
Harmony
Dr. King
Hymiothin
Frold
Tallman & Co
Frock & McComas
Chicken Dinner by Ladies Ald Society at Bowman Building
The Ladies' Ald society of the Baptist church will serve chicken dinner at Bowman building Saturday November. Come and bring your appetite. Alex C. Botkin, chairman of the commission to revise the criminal live under the department of Justice, Hed November 1, In Washington, Dr. Botkin was a native of Wisconsin, and at one time served 43 lieutenant Governor of Montana.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ladies' Ald Society of the Baptist Church
Bowman Building
Alex C. Botkin
Department of Justice
Washington
Dr. Botkin
Wisconsin
Timng
Montana
Numerous Notables Visit City on Various Business
A stream of visitors passes through the city with trades, visits, and official duties. Mre F W Hendley travels to Behe for a brief call, W H Hawley conducts business in Adama, J W Stamper from Birch Creek tours the city, Mayor David Taylor of Athena is here on business, and T B Wells from Meacham is in town on trading trips. Charles Hunt of Walla Walla visits from the evening train, Ernest Larsen of Pilot Rock calls, Frank Spike of Echo arrives from a short trip, Helen Betts of Pilot Rock visits relatives, and F P Korner, Pacific Express route agent, is en route from Spokane. Other noted arrivals include Mrs J H Raley visiting Boho, Charles F Gardner of Hotel Pondiciton, Colonel J A Raley on legal business to Weiser, A Perard from Hireh Creek trading, G F Kennison from Dayton, and Mr and Mrs A B Thomson from Butter Creek en route to Kennewick. William Connolly of O R N surveys the system. J H Ackerman from Salem attends the teachers Institute. Pew Grant of O B N visits on business. A Barrett of Athena drops in. W Hyatt and W Leach from Weston Mountain were here. Earl Archibald, sick with typhoid pneumonia, shows slight recovery. Charles A Miller of Echo prepares to open new store stock. Robert Burns of O R N in Walla Walla meets D W Campbell, then returns home. ER A McCollum of At Ruby heads to New York, then France, to inspect stock for Nogent, and Charles J Gray of the Northwestern rides in from La Grande and Baker City bound for Walla Walla. Fall traffic remains enormous as the Northwestern expands toward the Idaho line.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
F. W. Hendley
W. H. Hawley
Adama
J. W. Stamper
Birch Creek
David Taylor
Athena
Cty
T. B. Wells
Meacham
C. &. Brown
Baker City
Florel St George
Charles Hunt
Walla Walla
Ernest Larsen
Pilot Hock
Viniiting
Frank Spike
Echo
Helen Betts
Pilot Rock
Ty Vielting
A. Korner
Pacific Xpress Company
Ie Nore
Spokane
J. H. Raley
Boho
Relouver
Charles F. Gardner
Pondi¢ton
Tone
J. A. Raley
Weiser
Idato
A. Perard
Hireh Creek
G. F. Kennison
Dayton
Wash
Portland
Merk A. B. Thomson
Butter Creek
Lere
Kennewick
William Connolly
In OF. R. & NS
la Grande
J. H. Ackerman
Public Instruction
Jme
Salem
Pew Grant
Robert Burns
OR. N
D. W. Campbell
Oregon
Washington
Byrne
ER. A. McCollum
Ruby
New York
France
Nogent
Chitin J. Gray
Northwestern Millroad
Northwestern
Wyoming
Idaho Line
Pendleton School Board to Formally Accept New Buildings
Pendleton school board held a meeting and acted on routine business. A follow up meeting was planned for Monday when Walter Plerite, president, is expected to attend. Arrangements for formal acceptance of the new school buildings proceed with minor items by contractor B H E Cook and Architect Troutman to report complete at the next meeting. Supreme Court convenes next Monday for the November session. Milne hall to be used as the court house is not ready. Grover Martin non-Achior case set for Monday. In Police Court this morning P Sith, Robert Purvis and William Bierd were fined for disorderly conduct during a Salvation Army meeting on Main Street.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Hamiley
Hamley’s
Luke
Ewat Oregonian
Lee Street
Mason's
Manefield
Wathom Transfer Company
Mirage
Oritman's Cigar Store
Main Street
Oregon
Lark Streets
Portland
Pacific Coast
Pendleton
Bowrd Way
Thie Walter Plerite
The
Bowrd
BH. BE. Cook
Troutman
Supreme Court
Milne Hall
Tee
Grover Martin
nonAuehior
Moniloy
P. Sith
Robert Purtis
William Bierd
Salvation Army
Piano House Displays New Chickering Grand for concert
Ellers Piano House yesterday received the Chickering quart er grand piano chosen by Mrs. Walter BH Reed for the Steed Alexander concert at Frazer theater on Wednesday evening November 16. The instrument is now on display at Ellers Main store. Marriage Licenses Granted: Rufus J Campbell and Eva L Ele of Crook county received a license today.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ellers
Chickering Quarter
Day
Rufus J. Campbell
Eva Lele
Crook County
Lost Five Horses By Paul Showawsy In Malheur Mountains
Umatilla resident Paul Showawsy returns from a summer outing in the Malheur mountains missing five valuable horses. He suspects an organized band of horse rustlers in eastern Oregon drove the stock into Idaho, with gangs active across counties and shipments to eastern markets.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Paul Showawsy
Umatilla
Malheur Mountains
Eaxtern Oregon
Idaho
Oregon
Woodmen Meeting and Reception Saturday Evening
Notice to Woodmen at Penneton Camp Woodmen of the World to meet promptly at 7 o clock Saturday to finish camp work by 7 45 and then proceed as a group to the Fire Christian church for a public reception to Head Consul Hank All Woodmen urged to attend Consul H Preher J P Walker Commander Clerk
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Penneton
Woodmen of the World
Fire Christian Church
Hank
H. Preher
J. P. Walker
L L. Bonk
The
Christian Church
Zinn Travesty Company to Open Five-Night Frazer Run
The Zinn Travesty company arrives Sunday for a five night engagement at Frazer theater after successful shows in Baker City and La Grande. The troupe, praised for a strong comedy repertoire, is led by Proverb Hanna who will perform ledger demonstrations at the Prager theater tonight.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ann
Zinn Travesty Company
la Grande
Frazer Theater
Baker City
Oregon
Hyomol Offered as Guaranteed Cure for Catarrh
No dangerous drugs are in Hyomol inhaler. Breathed into the nose and throat, it claims to penetrate to remote cells, kill germs, heal irritated mucous membranes, and provide a complete cure. The complete outfit costs $1.00 with an extra bottle at 60 cents, available from Tallman & Co.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Tallman & Co
Elks Night Promised Large Attendance at Event
The text notes an Em plematic work related to the order of Elks, of which he is a member. Tonight has been designated Elks night and a large number of the antlered herd is expected to attend. Professor Hanna will endeavor to continue efforts.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Order of Elks
Ae Elks
Fis
Hanna
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Teutsch
Louis Hunziker
Koeppens
Popular Price Drug Store
Hhoat
Frazer’s Book Store
Pendleton, Or
F. D. Dayton
M. A. Murphy
F. B. Dayton
Home
Ore
Ely Water
Price
Atheng Atin
Aiko
Birth Creek
Camnall
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