City Briefs Fresh Oysters and Rentals in Oregon Town
Fresh oysters at Hohbachs, room and board sought at 2237 Water Street, posts wood and hay for sale. Paul Schneider Nolin Oregon seeks unfurnished housekeeping room. 10-room modern house for rent north side near bridge. Eujulie Bowman photo studio listed. Lost mortgage note by E Davis and 3S Davis, finder to return at this office. Five-room house with two lots on Lewia Street near east end school $1500. See Oregon Lumber yard Sinwatha. Hair growth tonic claims $100 guarantee Tallman Co.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Paul Schneider
Nolin
Oregon
Fast
Oregonian
Bridge
Eujulie Bowman
E. Davis
Davis
Lewia Street
East End School
Sinwatha
Hiawitha Hail
Dry wood and grand sale at Minnis Campbell and Stansbery
All kinds of good dry wood is on hand at Minnis. Watch for a big sale starting Wednesday. Campbell Millinery offers transfer work by Stansbery & Mine. Heinz pickles fresh at Peoples warehouse. Guernsey Music store markets New Edison records for November. Room for rent at 205 W Webb Corner Webb and Garden.
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Campbell Millinery
Stansbery & Mine
Peoples Warehouse
New
Edison Records
Guernsey
Meneley Quartet Tonight At M E Church
The Meneley quartet closes the Winter Chautauqua at the M E Church with music impersonations and literary features. A familiar Pen dleton troupe, they return with new features and novelties expected to attract lovers of music and literature.
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Meneley
M. E. Church
Pendleton
Pendleton youths travel to Walla Walla for football game
A group of Pendleton boys rode the noon train to attend the football game in Walla Walla this evening between the University of Washington and Whitman colleges. Among the party were Roy Raley Roland Oliver Dr W H Lytle Fred Hartman Cressy Sturgis Orville Reeves Nat Kimball Lester Meana Arthur Meana and Fred Lampkin.
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Walla Walla
Pendleton
University of Washington
Whitman
Roy Raley
Roland Oliver
W. H. Lytle
Fred Hartman
Cressy Sturgis
Orville Reeves
Nat Kimball
Lester
Arthur Meana
Fred Lampkin
East Oregonian Daily News Summary
East Oregonian provides continuous coverage of regional events, politics, and community updates. Readers seek timely reports, local voices, and key developments affecting Umatilla County and nearby areas.
Baker City Game Draws Business Stores to Close
In Pendleton local high school circles the upcoming Friday football game against Baker City draws strong interest. Harold Warner led a petition asking city stores to close for the afternoon, with leading shops signing, ensuring a sizable crowd for the game.
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Baker City
Pendleton
Harold Warner
May Establish Alcohol Factory In Palouse Region
Ewartsville grange moves toward a denatured alcohol distillery and plans to have one operating before fall. Denatured alcohol lamps from Germany light the grange hall, 120 feet long, with hopes to grow German potato alcohol in the U.S. Government rules may allow small plants under 100 gallons per day with proper inspection. Local business leaders back the project to aid farmers amid abundant fruit and vegetable crops in the Palouse.
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Ewartsville
Pendleton Hose Company Plans Thanksgiving Firemen’s Ball
The WHI Give Thanksgiving Ball at Fire Department Hose Company No. 4 will be held Thanksgiving Eve November 27 at the city council chambers. The company will cooperate with the entire department to ensure a pleasant affair.
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Pendleton Fire Department
Landowner Thomas McConnell Passes Through Oregon
Thomas McConnell, a prominent Grand Ronde valley landowner, traveled via the Oregon Railroad and Navigation Company en route to Sacramento. Once holding 6000 acres near Hot Lake, he has sold all but 1600 acres, currently being broken into small tracts for sale.
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Thomas McConnell
Grand Ronde Valley
Sacramento
Hot Lake
Murray and Mack Tt Theater Troupe Passes Through
A special car bearing the Murray and Mack theatrical troupe traveled today from Baker City to Walla Walla where it will perform tonight, continuing its regional tour.
Local residents and visitors mark brief city calls
Col J F McNaught is in the city on business. J F Baddely of Weston visits. Mrs E J Sommerville visits Adams. Mr and Mrs B A Dudley of Athena stop in. C Cook and wife of Condon are here. Mrs Edward Manassee of Athena visits. Sheriff T D Taylor trips to Adams. J D Casey of Hilgard in town for business. J H O'Neil, O R N agent, in the city. A C Funk returns from North Yakima. D J Yoakum and family stay at Golden Rule. W Lyman, now fruitgrower near La Grande, on business. J A McLaughlin of Gurdane brings mill supplies. J T Hoskins and son attend a funeral in town. Dudley and Miss Dunbar visit from Athena. W R Taylor visits, recovering from illness. Mac Wood of La Grande at Hotel St George. fetching Manassee stock. R F Marquis of Bankers Life visits. Mac Wood returns through Athena to La Grande with stock shipped.
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J. F. McNaught
J. F. Baddely
Weston
E. J. Sommerville
Adams
B. A. Dudley
Athena
Co. C. Cook
Condon
Edward Manassee
J. D. Casey
Hilgard
J. H. O'Neil
0. R. & N. Company
J. F. Shelton
F. T. George
Pendleton
A. C. Funk
North Yakima
D. J. Yoakum
Meadows
Idaho
Golden Rule
W. Lyman
la Grande
J. A. McLaughlin
Gurdane
J. T. Hoskins
James
Echo
Mr. Hoskins
William Hoskins
Marshal Dudley
Miss Dunbar
Portland
W. R. Taylor
Taylor
Mac Wood
Hotel St. George
Manassee
Dress uniforms arrive for Company L in blue winter wear
Word reached Captain M S Kern that the last dress uniforms from Portland have been shipped and will arrive today or tomorrow. Quartermaster Sergeant Lee Drake will issue uniforms Sunday forenoon at the armory, and all unfitted members must report then. Company L will wear blue during weekly drills this winter. No drill next Tuesday due to the Bible Band entertainment at the armory.
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M.S. Kern
Company L
Portland
Lee Drake
Gym Opens for Class Work in Commercial Association
This afternoon the Commercial Association gymnasium opens for classes with strong signups and enthusiasm. Gym committee members and Director Shockley canvassed the city, securing over 25 women for the men’s classes. A well-attended Indies class is planned, meeting twice weekly in evenings. The first class is the 6 o'clock men’s class, after today all classes run regularly.
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Commercial Association
Shockley
Governor Pardons Emmett Dalton in Coffeyville Robbery
A Topeka dispatch reports Governor Hoch pardoned Emmett Dalton, imprisoned for the 1892 Coffeyville bank robbery. The pardon was granted after a telephone conference in darkness, Dalton thanking Hoch and mentioning an ailing mother in Kingfisher. Dalton declined to state his plans.
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Hoch
Kansas
Emmett Dalton
Coffeyville
Topeka
Dalton
Kingfisher
First Engineer Deal Vancouver Pilot Allan McNab Dies
Allan McNab the first engineer to pilot a Canadian Pacific train into Vancouver has died at Kamloops his death noted in Vancouver dispatches.
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Deal
Vancouver
Allan McNab
Kamloops
Two men electrocuted at Chicago work site yesterday
Thomas Haugh and Charlies R. Knutson died after contacting an live wire while erecting a derrick at a Chicago job yesterday. The accident occurred during routine construction activities, and investigators were summoned to the scene.
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Thomas Haugh
Charlies R. Knutson
Chicago
Local check forger L. H. Palmer seized after spree
L. H. Palmer a young man under 30 cracked local shops with fake checks attached to real Mack and other names. He cashed multiple phony drafts across Sumpter and Baker, stayed briefly in town, left a suitcase, and was arrested after a depot pursuit. District Attorney Lomax and Sheriff Rand pursued charges with Neill filing complaint.
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Blue Mountain
Mr. Mack
Sumpter
Dave Duckner
Neill Mercantile Company
A. E. Dagany
Finley McDonald's
McEwen
Dave Buckner
Shields
Baker
Sumpter Valley
Lomax
Neill
Salem
Rand
Colorado
Unclear Phrase Hints At Serious Charge
Fragmentary OCR text suggests a serious charge was contemplated, but details had not been developed by week’s end. The fragment hints at intent or accusation without a full filing or case progression.
Growth in Lowden townsite sale led by Frank Lowden Jr
The O. R. & N. line near 12 miles west of the city will host a future gold rush as the Lowden townsite at Lowden station is platted. Frank Lowden Jr will oversee the sale. the community has recently grown from a handful of residents to a bustling area.
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Lowden
Lowden Station
Walla Walla
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