City notices from a chaotic local page
A jumble of classified blurbs lists a stenographer job at a business college a sale at The Peoples Warehouse corduroy pants and hats promotions gear for rent rooms for inquire at 502 Logan Street and a damaged set of odd ads including stoves stables and harnesses plus references to the Peoples Warehouse and various merchants selling groceries millinery and curtains amid garbled misspellings and stray addresses
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Business College
Peoplea Warehouse
Logan Street
Pemillnton
Cire
Peoplen Ware
Bs Expres
Townsend Creamery
Campbell's Millinery
Supreme Court Day Delivers Broad County Court Actions
In a distant county session at Beeston, attorneys and local officials gathered as the Supreme Court session proceeded. The docket included appeals from Sheriff A H Huntington and others, with judges and attendees from Baker City noted among the participants. Listed names included Johny L. Rand Samuel White M D Chester Ford and N Hart.
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Beeston
Riker County
HL Huntington
State of
Oregen
Holiver
Gma Canty
Lawsere
Weinhcht
Dey. Ammons
Johny L. Rand
Samuel White
D. Cheford
N. Hart
Baker City
Reception to Bishop Scadding at Deemer Church in Jackson street
Members of the Church of the Redeemer prepare for an official visit by Bishop Scadding of Portland next Saturday. A reception for the bishop will be held Saturday evening from 8 to 10 at the residence of Mr and Mrs J F Robinson on Jackson street as he conducts official duties in eastern Oregon, then proceeding to La Grande and Baker City.
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Church of the Redeemer
Bishop Scadding
Portland
City
J. F. Robinson
Jackson Street
Oregon
Loa Grande
Baker Chiy
Little betting on election in Pendleton academy event
The East Oregonian notes minimal betting on yesterday’s election in Pendleton. A social at Pendleton academy on Friday evening, Nov. 9 aims to benefit football boys with no admission at the door and only a small refreshments charge. public invited.
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New York
Pendleton Academy
Personal notices from Portland area travels and visits
Mra. John Nizsen leaves for a several weeks visit in Portland. A. Liewallen of Felix War Mons attends a business visit in Portland and Wakefield, formerly of this city. Attorney E. B. Peterson left for Milton after Supreme Court session. Engineer Joe Melcher replaces Jack Wright on the Pendleton Spok ane run for a few days. Charles A. Johns from Maker ry arrived in the city. A. C. Ruby leaves for Eugene for a 10 day visit, with Mrs. Ruby accompanying to Portland. Frank Salting Anton Nolte and L. McGinnis return from a county trip to the south end. Ella and Maud Beale, daughters of C. W. Beal, go to Portland to enter North Pacific hospital for nursing study. J A Carlson of Ka mele helper service goes on vacation for health, planning to seek medical treatment in Pendleton or La Grande.
Cannot Buy Wheat Warns Oregon Milling Firms
The Oregon Dolly Journal reports Verminiate amip montoon shortage forces Oregon and Washington milling firms to halt purchases of wheat and flour. Mills say they have spent vast sums on storage and are unable to obtain delivery, warning buyers and suppliers of limited future wheat purchases.
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Montoon
Oregon Dolly Journal
The
Pacific
S.ho
Oregon
Connor
Millan
Coun
Idaho Federal Court Through
The Idaho federal court party paused through the morning between trains as they traveled from Toilse to Lewiston for a session. Participants included Judge Brady United States Marshal Rounds District Clerk Richardson and District Attorney Rinck, guests of Hotel Pendleton.
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Idaho
Philippine relics on display at Rader furniture store
A collection of Philippine relics, brought back by George Hartman from the lands, is exhibited in a window at Rader furniture store and has been viewed by many today. Curated by J Ferguson and A E Lambert, with Winn Brown also noted.
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Rader Furniture
George Hartman
J. Ferguson
A. E. Lambert Lund Winn Brown
Motor Cars for Oregon New Equipment for Southern Pacific Lines
General Manager J. P. O'Brien plans the assignment of two new motor cars to Southern Pacific Lines in Oregon. Arrival time awaits his return from New York. The cars feature throttle controlled speed from 3 to 70 mph, direct engine to axle drive, and reduced transmission duty. Finished in Cuban mahogany, they weigh about 61 000 pounds with potential future reduction to 66 000 pounds.
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Southern Pacific Lines
J. P. O'Brien
Harriman Lines
Northwest
Southern Pacific Ines
Oregon
New York
Draft Morses Seeks Horses in North Yakima
Clemmer of North Yakima comes here seeking draft horses. He is a cousin of Comity Sheriff A C Punk. The report notes his arrival and intent, highlighting local interest in available teams and potential connection to regional law enforcement.
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Clemmer
Yakima
Comity
A. C. Punk
Sale of Lots in Schtaler's addition Wakefield
The sale of lots 2 and 3 in block 1 of Schtaler's addition, Wakefield, was made today through BE. T. Wade and Mrs. Leon Cohen purchased them for $1400. Oliff Fellows at Ontario will expend $4000 on an addition to their business house and lodge building.
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T. Wade
Leon Cohen
Schtaler
Wakefield
Oliff Fellows
Ontirio Willl
Sub Treasury Shortage Probed as Embezzlement Suspect Named
Washington reports say St Louis district attorney ordered to pursue embezzlement proceedings over a sub treasury shortage. Nashville bank case involves A Parker former First National cashier, sentenced to five years. Moody to move Standard suits to court within two weeks.
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Sub-Treasury
St. Louis
Washington
St. Louie
Nashville
Tenn
A. Parker
First National Bank
Standand OU
Moody
Texas Attorney General Begins Depositions in Waters-Pierce Suit
In St Louis on November 7 the Texas attorney general started taking depositions in the Custer suit against the Waters-Pierce Oil Company, marking a procedural step in the long running legal action.
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Waters-Pierce
Bt. Louis
Attorney General of Texas Today
Custer
Waters-Pierce O11 Company
Government Denies Spies in Japan
Washington officers of the general staff deny the government has spies in Japan getting plans of defenses. Railroad Raises Wages in Pittsburgh. The Pennsylvania Railroad increases wages of all employees about 10 percent. Cummins Elected in Des Moines. Latest estimates show Cummins winning. The Capital concedes election by 5000 votes.
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Washington
General Staff
Gvernment
Japan
Pittsburg
Pennsylvania Railroad
Cummins
Des Moines
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Teutsch’s
Ward & Howlhy
Eagle Building
Peoples Warehouse
Denver
Paradise
George H. Clark
Oregonian
Guernsey
Louis Hunziker
Malin Street
Cys
Tishop
East Oregonian
Huylers
Candies
Adroeppen & Bros
Pendleton
ORE
Mra
John Nizsen
Thy
Fo A. Liewallen
Felix
Warmons
Motor Cars
Cook
Perry
EB. Court St
Franklin Street
Corner
Webb
Post Street
Corner Webb
East Webb Stree
Market Street
Ann Street
Frazer Theatre
Charles H. Yale
Devil’s Auction
Seata
Byers
Pendleton Roller Mills
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