Local items and ads from Pendleton area
Local notices and classified snippets advertise oysters at Hohhbach’s bakery, rental housing on Bluff and Court streets, and furnished homes near East Bluff. Pendleton Cash Market seeks customers with weekly fish sales. Penland Bros. and Penland transfer offer goods and services. Several Wanteds include cook for boarding car, typewriter, and a ranch position. Also promotions for Pendleton Woolen Mills blankets and Wohlenberg store novelties.
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Eilers
Hohhbach’s
Pendleton Auto Company
Home Board
M. Hoover
West Court Street
Pendleton Cash Market
East Bluff Street
Bluff Street
Averill
East Oregonian
Santollo
Penland Bros
Main Street
Gibbon
John Hager
Ore
Bath
Willow Street
Slaughter
Coutts & Hays
Schmidt
Golden Rule
Lange Broa
Pendleton
Witnesses for Ryan murder case summoned for trial
Sheriff Taylor and deputies began resummoning witnesses for the Ryan murder trial set for November 16. Witnesses are being subpoenaed early to avoid delays. Previous efforts to obtain a jury lasted three days and more delays are anticipated, possibly requiring summons of many veniremen to secure a 12 person panel.
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Taylor
Ryan
Fis
The Soul Kiss Stirs Controversy At Oregon Theater
A harsh review condemns The Soul Kiss at the Oregon theater for vulgar humor and weak staging. The reviewer notes a stylish dancer yet flat comedian, poor scenery, and a largely unappealing production that fails to deliver entertainment or wit to the audience. The piece, now in Spokane’s second performance, may improve with time but is urged to pass by locally.
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Oregon Theater
Cife
New York
Spokane
Pendleton Busy With Visiting Officials and Local Businessmen
A long list of visitors and local businessmen arrives in Pendleton from Echo, Becho, Adams, Wal la Walla, and other towns. Notables include Roy Merton, G. M. Cornett, Co. F. Walker, J. T. Mayo, A. C. Crawford, J. T. Lieuallen, and Anson Woods. Several officials and attorneys pass through or attend events, with a football contest between Pendleton and Pearson academy noted.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Roy Merton
Echo
Pendleton
Mayme Rippey
Ficho
Sim Thompson
Adams
Bert Huffman
Walla Walla
Homer I. Watts
Atheta
G. M. Cornett
Prineville
Umatilla
F. Walker
Seattle
Ray M. Hodge
Pilot Rock
Dave Lavender
A. C. Crawford
Hermiston
H. Moore
Attorney & F. Wilson
Athena
la Grande
Enterprise
Anson Woods
Weston Country
Wallan Walla
Cherry
Bankers Reserve Life Insurance Company
Omaha
Nebraska
Milton
Golden Rule Hotel
Augusta Moule Undergoes Successful Appendicitis Operation
Major Lee Moorhouse received a message from his wife this afternoon reporting that their daughter Mrs. Augusta Moule underwent an operation for appendicitis in Seattle this morning and that the procedure was successful.
Peterson Buys 44 Acres on Umatilla Reserve
Attorney Will M Peterson buys 44 acres of bottom land one mile above Cayuse station on the Umatilla Indian reservation for 1650 dollars. He plans to clear the tract plant fruit trees and raise garden vegetables.
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Peterson
Will M. Peterson
Cayuse Station
Umatilla Indian Reservation
Taft to Sit in Historic Colonial Chair in Columbia
President Taft travels from Charlestown to Columbia to Augusta, speaking at Orangeburg, and will sit in the chair used by nearly all colonial governors of South Carolina in Columbia this afternoon.
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Charlestown
S. C
Taft
Columbia
Augusta
Orangeburg
Electrician dies after fall from Portland building
Portland Oregon November 6 Christian Peterson an electrician fell seventy five feet from the seventh story of the new Electrical building to the sidewalk. He was alive when found but died an hour and a half later. He lived in the city. Negro Henry Miller believed dying from bullet wound in Wenatchee Washington on November 6 after a saloon quarrel. Miller was expelled from the saloon and later returned armed with an axe. During the trouble he was shot.
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Portland
Ore
Christian Peterson
Peterson
Wenatchée
Wash
Henry Miller
Miller
Seventh
Stark Streets
Park Street
Oregon
Autos Start on Annual Race to Phoenix Cup
Ten automobiles depart Los Angeles at ten o clock for the annual race for the Maricopa club cup and cash prizes totaling 1300. The course covers 419 miles ending in Phoenix Arizona.
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Los Angeles
Phoenix
Arizona
Marriage License Issued In County To Staggs and Waddington
A marriage license was issued today to John I. Staggs and Lillian C. Waddington, both of this county. The item references local notes and a casual aside about weather and a separate "Look for Killers" alert from the New York Sun, indicating a mix of notices and chatter in the page text.
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John I. Staggs
Lillian C. Waddington
Tommy
New York Sun
Grande Vaudeville Act Show at The Grande
The program features James and Jeffries in a comedy sketch The New Butler with Howison the whistler and imitator and Littlejohn the tramp wire walker and juggler. Also shows Pictures Expiation Dull Knife Mexican's Revenge and Changes with a full change of program Sunday and new acts Monday watch Eilers for updates.
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James & Jeffries
New Butler
Howison
Whistler
Littlejohn
Also Mentioned on This Page
FE. Livengood
Winter Ladies Home Journal
Por Ryan
BE. EB
Elder
Becho
J. T. Mayo
Bridge and Building Department
Wallowa County
Keefe
Weston High School
Pearson Academy
Clifton Cleaver
Western Land & Irrigation Company
Beho
A. E. Eberhart
Columbia Bridge Building Company
Weston
Will My Peterson
Pauline Lederle
St. Anthony's Hospital
William H. Doughtrey
Union Stockyards Company of
J. T. Lieuallen
of the Farmer's Union
Whitman
Koeppen’s
Biles
Wohlenberg
Perrin’s
Juliet
Wohlenberg Dept
The
Grande
Henvy Koplttke
Henry Kopit
Fron
East End Grocery
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