City Brevities Fresh Oysters at Hohbachs and More
Local notices promote fresh oysters at Hohbachs and dry wood supply from Bond Bros. Minnis sells Benjamin suits and recommends Bond Bros for clothing and dry wood. Campbell Millinery advertises a gale starting Wednesday. Stansbery Milne offers prompt transfer work. Guernsey Musical store has November New Edison records. Rentals listed: furnished rooms at Corner Court and Johnson, opposite Golden Rule. room house near Corner Webb and Garden. Call 205 W Webb.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Benjamin
Bond Bros
Campbell Millinery
Stansbery & Milne
Edison Records
Guernsey Muale
Corner Court
Johnson Streets
Unfurnished rooms for rent and property ads mixed
A jumble of late 19th or early 20th century classified notices offers unfurnished housekeeping rooms for rent and a 10 room modern house for rent near a bridge. Also listed are for sale properties, a five room house with two lots, a cottage wanted, and a fresh shipment of pickles at the Peoples warehouse with standard trade phrasing.
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Paul Schneider
Nolin
Oregon
East Oregonian
Bridge
Bowman Photo Studio
Peoples Warehouse
Lewis Street
East End School
Apple Crop Shortfall Reported Across United States
Boston November 6 The apple crop in the United States this season is short 24,000,000 barrels according to the estimate here.
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Boston
United States
Murderous assault wounds Hindu man at bunkhouse
Hoodlums attacked the bunkhouse of Jail and Pagh Bros near Boring, fatally injuring Ringwan Singh among three Hindus present. Police say the act was carried out with murderous intent.
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Hallowen
Jail
Pagh Bros
Boring
Ringwan Singh
Cartoonist at M. BE. Church Tonight by Charles F. Stalker
The Chau tauqua third number at M. E. church features cartoonist lecturer Charles F. Stalker in a caricature and lecture sketch. He has pleased eastern audiences, and a pleasant evening is promised though crowds are small. Part of this week’s proceeds go to the church music fund. Tomorrow’s attraction is Count Cobleski, a noted Polander from Los Angeles, who is witty and versatile.
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Chautauqua Assembly
M. E
Charles F. Stalker
Stalker
Count Cobleski
Los Angeles
North Side WI Finishes New Main Water Supply
The new eight inch water main across the river at Vincent street is completed and will supply the north side with ample water for all needs for years. It runs along the north bank to the hilltop in the new residence district, ensuring general usage soon.
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Vincent Street
Stores May Close for Game
A petition circulated by high school students seeks citywide store closings on Friday November 15 for the annual game between the local team and Baker City high school eleven, already signed by leading merchants.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Baker City
Thursday Afternoon Club Meeting Announcement
A regular Thursday Afternoon club session will be held at Mrs. John Halley Jr. residence tomorrow afternoon. The topic is the American Sculptors.
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John Halley, Jr
Change of Program at the Dime Theater
A full change of program will be shown at the Dime theater on Sundays Tuesdays and Fridays henceforth until further notice.
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Dime Theater
Martin Joyce Jr. Dies in Tacoma Fall from Rail Guarding
Martin Joyce Jr. a boilermaker died in Tacoma yesterday from injuries after falling 50 feet while guarding a blind alley. He struck head and shoulders on a cement curb.
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Martin Joyce, Jr
Tacoma
Prominent Visitors and Arrivals in Pendleton Society
A parade of local and regional figures visits Pendleton today. County Judge Messick travels onward to Portland. Congressman and Mrs. Ellis depart for Heppner en route to Washington. Baker City residents Frank O Harra and others tour for business, while Mrs. Mary Epple plans Spokane visits. Local residents return from trips, and new Pendleton headquarters are set as B Jensen joins the National Livestock Insurance group at 708 Willow Street.
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D, B. Eddy
Frank O'Harra
Baker City
Charles Hanna
Meacham
Messick
Portland
Mary Epple
Spokane
Robert Renn
Charles Halgarth
Elgin
W. H. Kelsny
Conductor Kelsay
Henry Harrison
Picot Rock
W. R. Ellis
Heppner
Washington, D. C. C
BE. Hawver
Salt Lake
Joseph McCabe
West
Walla Walla
Eerome Friedman
Alexander Department Store
Edgar Averill
Newport
Oregon
Henry Lazinka
Camus Prairie
East Webb Street
B. Jensen
Charles Green
Willow Street
Jensen
National Livestock Insurance Association
Pendleton
Captain Gowan Reports Harney County Thriving
Captain A W Gowan, receiver of the United States land office at Burns Harney county, says the financial flurry has not reached Harney county and reports plenty of money good crops and prosperity with new settlers. He notes rapid settlement and railroad prospects stimulating growth as he travels via stage to Ontario.
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A. W. Gowan
United States Land Office
Burns
Harney County
Porthland
Pendleton
Captain Gowan
East Oregonian
Harney
United States
Gowan
Ontario
Alert Company Nominates Fire Chief and Assistants
At a meeting of hose company No. 2 Alert last night J I Vaughan was nominated for re election as fire chief Alex Manning named for first assistant and Lee Drake for second assistant chief Five members vote on the ticket on election day Alert is currently the only company to nominate while other companies will name their preferences soon Vaughan is a two member of Protection Company No 1 and is seen as favored for re election The nomination reflects firefighters desire to keep him in position.
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Alert
J. l. Vaughan
Alex Manning
Lee Drake
Thua Far Alert Company
Vaughan
Protection Company No. 1
Alert Company
County Clerks Form Washington Association
County Clerk Dorsey M Hill returned from Tacoma where clerks formed the County Clerks Association of the State of Washington to promote economy accuracy and efficiency and push legislation. Officers elected include J F Libby president Dorsey M Hill treasurer Koonts vice president Hugh C Todd secretary. Otto Chaze Libby and M M Nunn on the legislative committee. All clerks urged to submit amendments for next year’s Seattle meeting July 20 1908. In Sacramento potato markets reflect population growth with rising demand and profits.
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Dorsey M. Hill
Tacoma
County Clerks of
County Clerks’ Association of
State of Washington
Walla Walla
Hill
J. F. Libby
Pierce County
Clerk Koonts
Spokane County
Hugh C. Todd
Whitman County
Otto Chaze
King County
M. M. Nunn
Thurston County
Association
Seattle
California Potatoes Break Profit Records in Sacramento Valley
Potatoes yield exceptionally high profits with reports of farmers clearing up to 260 dollars per acre in the Sacramento valley. The surge stems from increased demand tied to Nevada mining districts. Strong output also supports shipments to other destinations as markets tighten.
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San Francisco
Oakland
Alameda
Berkeley
Sacramento
Sacramento Valley
Pacific Coast
California
Nevada
Doctor Matson Appointed City Bacteriologist
Dr Ray Matson a Portland physician and brother of Dr Ralph Matson was named city bacteriologist for six months to lead the fight against rats carrying bubonic plague germs and to prevent the disease from gaining a foothold in Oregon.
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Ray Matson
Portland
Ray Mat- 50H
Ralph Matson
Oregon
Wells Fargo Express Keeps Money for Portland Needs
The Wells-Fargo Express company at Portland has been keeping its money for Portland's needs.
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Wells-Fargo Express Company
Portland
Weston Man Leases Corpe Building for Billiard Room
C. J. Richards, formerly of Weston, has leased the Corpe building room that once housed the Scheurer confectionery. He plans to open a billiard room and cigar stand in La Grande, per the La Grande Star.
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Weston
la Grande
C. J. Richards
Corpe
Scheurer Confectionery Establishment
la Grande Star
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E. M. Burt
New York
Wizard of the Brush
Pacific
Burt
Niyo Monster Bargain Basement Sal
Teutsch’s Dep't
Hohbach's
Minnis
China
Louis Hunziker
Jeweler and
Optitian
Main St
Benjamin Sult
Bond Brea
Water Street
K. Davis
S Davis
Hiawatha
Hiawatha Hal
Tonle Co
Tallman & Co
Bloki Sensation
Chicago
Koeppens
M. BE. Church
Charlies F. Walker
North Side
Mrs. W. ©. Metz
E. P. Marshall
Furnish
R. A. Rankin
McKay Post Office
Alert Company Nominations
Pendleton, Oregon
National Bank Act
Washington
Petalima
Calif
Anton Nolte Pendleton
Orngon
Nuudy
Pendleton Cloak & Suit House
Star Theater
Bryle and Davis
America
Morris & Morris
Thoredays
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