City Briefities Nef eed UC Rider and Hamley’s ads
Local notices list multiple business offers and services in Pendleton including Hamley's harness and furniture, Gormely's tailoring, Teutich's Department Store repairs, and St. George hotel ads. Items include rental offers, sale notices, and an alfalfa hay listing, plus a birth announcement near Russell Idaho and an educational exhibit shipment to the county courthouse.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Nef Eed
UC Rider
Rader—Furnitureo
Rader
Marness
Hamley's
Humane Harwin
Best of Earth
Gormely
New Tailor
Court Street
Heston
Telephone Stables
W. PF. Cook
John Gagen
Tiqfor
Oceart St
Golden Hale Hotel
Hotel St. George
Charles, Kevel and Bulwer Lytton
Hamiley
Arm Ley
Pendleton
Bosto Sere
Gormely’s
Frazer
Craighead & Hayes
Athens
Busines Dances
Headstrom & Greehawald
Teutech’s
Water Street
Pendleton Business College
Lilacr H. Soule
St. George
Tallman & Co
Davis Ranch
Buller Creek
Cal
Mra
A. J. Davie
A. J Davis
Umatilla
Portland
Court House
Baker City
Library Commission
Johns
Mra C. L Flynn
Misa Nelle M. Stuck
F. M. Saxton
Mra. FW. Eppinger
Painful reminder of old governor campaign photo
Wil F. King Ontario attorney recalls a 1888 gubernatorial campaign photo shown by Major Lie Moorhouse, clerk of the supreme court. King quips that the image brings back Ike Bangquo's ghost, a haunting memory tied to his bid against T. T. Geer.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Supreme Court
Wil F. King
Ontario
Mr. King
T. T. Geer
Major Lie Moorhouse
Mr King
Ike Bangquo
Presbyterian Women to Hold December Church Fair
The women of the Presbyterian church will hold a fair at the Bowman building on December 2 for the benediction of the church. Committees are being formed and a large amount of merchandise is to be prepared. The event is expected to be interesting and widely supported by promoters and attendees.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Presbyterian Church
Bowman
Suit to collect 4040 due millinery fund and fee
The suit commenced by J E Haseltine of Portland through attorney T J Slater seeks 4040 alleged due from Mlle Bulie fore and 75 for attorney fees. A dime social will be held at the Southern M E church Friday evening November 17. All are invited.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
J. E. Haseltine &O
Portland
Tt. J. Slater
Mll. Buliefore
M. EK
Personal mentions from Milton and nearby towns
A roundup of visitors and residents in the city includes A. Hopton of Milton and Mrs L E B Rehm of Helix. Charles A Hill travels to Ukiah for business, while Mrs EB M Churchill heads to Walla Walla for a few days. Various figures from Walla Walla, Richmond, Halley, Ukiah, and nearby areas are noted for visits or trips. Jonathan Ellie sails to Portland on a brief trip. F W Baker and Joe L Lathemer visit from Walla Walla. others attend to journeys or local business. Local officials and business figures like C H Settlemier and Arthur C Spencer are listed among arrivals for brief stays or duties.
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A. Hopton
Milton
Mre
L. EB. Rehm
Helix
Elity
Charles A. Hill
Entate
Ukiah
EB. M. Churchill
Walla Walla
W. A. Ferguson
Richmond
W. B. Todd
Halley
Idaho
Ben Dennis
T. Paul
H. Wolp
Eastern Points
W. FR. Ellie
Portland
R. BH. Stanfield
Bank of Echo
Frank Ryan
Joe L. Lateher
F. W. Baker
Walla Wealla
Arthur C. Spencer
O. R. & N. Legal Department
G. H. Settlemier
Willow Creek
Morrow County
Perry Gould
Nolin
Chirkes Holman
Internal Revenue
Porthind
Mies Lalu R. Lorenz
Oregon
Oregon Daily Journal
Athena
F. Steele
Read-Alexander Concert for Pendleton Gym Fund
The Read Alexander concert at Fraser next Wednesday evening November 15 will be presented by the women of Pendleton to aid the Commercial association gymnasium fund. The program features Le Chevaller Belle-Brelle, Nevin, Brahms and Schubert selections among others, with Mrs Reed and Mr Alexander among the performers.
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Hevd-Alexander
The
Fraser
Pendleton
Commercial Association Gymnasium Fund
Holmes
Frank der
Calim of the Night
Goetma
Hgerton To Livingston Congregational Minister
Rev T Kr Heerten leaves the First Congregational church in this city to take the pastorate at the First Congregational church in Livingston Montana. He will preach his farewell in this city on Sunday November 19 and move to Livingston as arrangements allow. Livingston church is the largest Congregational church in Montana and among the Northwest’s most influential. Heerten is a capable evangelist and worker with broad experience and will be missed by friends and members here.
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Montana
T. KR. Heerten
First Congregational Church
Livingston
Mont
Iony
Northwest
Egerton
Thin City
Lorirely
Beltig
Pendleton Academy trustees elected by Pendleton Presbytery
Pendleton Presbytery met last night and elected a new fifteen member board of trustees for Pendleton Academy under the recently filed incorporation. Ex officio trustees include three officers of the Presbytery. Members elected include Lot Livermore, Judge W. Ir Ells, Dr. A J. Smith, Colonel J. H. Raley, Cecil Wade, J. W Tallman, Hane Strave, Bert Huffman, Judge Robert Eakin, Rev. W. J. Hughes, and Rev. W. G Holt and Rev. W. L. Van Nuys remain connected. Two more trustees to be named.
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Pendleton Academy
Nander
Pendleton Presbytery
Presbytery
alWaye
Academy
Prevent
W. G&. Holt
Portland
W. L. van Nuys
Thie City
M. Corn
Pendleton Academy Board Seeks Dormitory Expansion
At the first meeting of the new Pendleton Academy board, elected members will be chosen within ten days. The remaining two directors may be selected outside Pendleton. The academy enjoys high popularity this year due to broad advertising and strong attendance. Plans likely include a dormitory within the next year to accommodate more outside students.
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Pendleton
Building New Grade Near Elgin Promises Activity
Ten miles of the Willows extension grade on the O R N line from Elgin is nearly finished except for bridges. Dr K Nieley, once a county resident now in Elgin, visits the area and notes rapid progress. Rail work is expected to start track laying next spring and Elgin property values rise with railroad development.
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Wallown
K. Nieley
I County
Elgin
FR. &N
Willows
Thompson Hurt His Arm In Gymnasium Incident
In the six o clock business men class at the gymnasium W E Thompson injured his arm after slipping against a wall. He fell and struck his head during the relay exercise as the group ran a system of Austrian ty. The incident occurred near the wall and he was attended to by onlookers.
Idaho is Champion in Northwest college football
Idaho reclaimed the college grid title in the Northwest after defeating Idite in Pullitun yesterday to become champion. In Chicago, burglars broke into the apartments of Vice-President H J Miller of the Chicago and Eastern Hines, locked a servant in her room, ransacked the room, and escaped with jewelry valued at about $3000.
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Idaho
Idite
Pullitun
Northwest
H. J. Miller
Chicago & Eastern Hines
Chicago
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At, Teutsch’s
Uber
Hest
Sti Jackson
Greenawald & Headstrom
Teutich
de Partment
Bheen
Teutach's
ET. Wade & Son
Boston
Main
Bamber
Association Block
Nelson Longetiog
Russell
Dre Wb, Itoene
Leathers’ Transfer Company
Uas
Gritman's Clane
Main Street
Hotel
Seventh and
Stark Streets
Pacific Coast
Louis Hunziker
Koeppen’s
A. C. Koeppen
Prop
Pendleton, Oregon
Read-Alexander
Mits
Hgerton
NEW Hoard
Ween
van Camp
Hills
Weston Mountain
Pris
Peoples Warehouse
Board of
Justees
Weston Leader
Chester EB
Sommerville
Milton Eagle
Ethel Hull
Dear Space
Fime
Interior
Frazer Theatre
New York
London
Jules Murry
Alice Johnson
Kitty
Witi—. ME
Harrison J. Wolfe As
Str
Reginald Ballize
Wppic
Northwestern Gas & Electric Co
Golden Rule Motel
B. F. Beck
Golden Hole Hotel
J. A. Owenhouse
Owenhouse
Ling
Pendieton
Cheney, Wash
Pierre
Mot Springs
Ark
Victor
Edison
Columbia
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