Fresh Oyatera at Hohbachs and local goods
City brief notes announce Fresh Oyatera at Hohbachs with all kinds of dry wood available via Minnis. Nearby postings list posts wood and hay for sale by Paul Schneider in Nolin Oregon, plus unfurnished housekeeping rooms for rent at East Oregonian office. Also advertised are Heinz pickles at Peoples warehouse, a five room house for sale on Lewie street near Meir east end school for 1500, a furnished rent near Malin Webb and Garden, and hair restoration ads with a $100 guarantee from Hiawatha Hall Tone Co. Tallman & Co. sell a sale item.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Paul Schneider
Nolin
Oregon
East Oregonian
Lewie Street
Meir East End
Malin
Webb and
Garden
W. Webb
Hiawatha
Hiawatha Hall Tonle Co
Tallman & Co
New Edison records for November on sale at Guernsey Music
Minnis offers dry wood on hand and urges early purchase for best selection. Baker and Folsom's furniture store seeks a man to sleep in a good room and answer night calls.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Edison Records
Guernsey
Baker & Folsom
Pendleton Draymen Fee Schedule Notice
Express tnd draymen set rates in Pendleton for local freight trunks and moving services with per ton charges and hourly man and team rates. Violations incur a six dollar fine. list of signatories and a note on cavalry horses to Walla Walla for government delivery.
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Express Tnd Draymen
Pendleton
Stala
Staka
Walla Walla
John Spain
Union
Heavy Realty Deals In Pendleton Oregon Area
Livermore and Bickers report multiple real estate transfers amid money stringency. Transactions include Bounzain to Rudio for 4320, Frank to Bottorff for 1000, Amberg to Taylor for 4140, and Bonifer to Caldwell for 1, with King and Purcell exchanging 10000, 2500, and 7500 across various lots and sections in Weston Alba Pendleton Oregon. Also recorded are detailed parcel boundaries and a Pine creek channel deed description among the transfers.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Alba
Oregon
Frank Bonifer
William Caldwell
William Ll. Purcell
Frank EB. King
Frank E. King
William L. Purcell
Broad Street
McArthur
Weston
Main
Pine Creek
Et Ux
Township
Pendleton W O W Dance and Card Party Tonight
Pendleton camp W O W members host a dance and card party at the Eagles hall this evening. All order members and two Woodcraft circles invited. Public invited by individual invitations. non members admitted only with invitations at the door.
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Eagles’ Hall
Pendleton Camp
Order
Woodcraft
Married couple William R. Laing and Inez Co. Ford wed
William R. Laing and Miss Inez Co. Ford were married on this city Saturday. The ceremony was performed by Rev. Robert J. Diven.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
William R. Laing
Inez Co. Ford
This City
Robert J. Diven
Marriage license issued to Barnhart and Sams
A marriage license was issued on Saturday to Albert Barnhart and Mary Sams, formalizing their union. The certificate records their names and the date of issuance by the relevant civil authority.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Albert Barnhart
Mary Sams
Masonic Lodge Meeting Tonight at Masonichall
Tonight the regular meeting of the local lodge of Masons is held in Masonichall starting at 7 39.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Masonic Laxige
Lodge of Masons
Masonichall
Notable local visitors and residents amid Bellingham scene
Jack Vincent left for Portland after noon. A. S. Ferguson of Adams is in the city on business. Will Bwitsler of Umatilla visited Saturday and Sunday. Frank Richmond of Hellz is transacting business today. B. F. McCullough of Echo visits the Golden Rule today. Col. Clark Wood, Weston Leader editor, was in yesterday. Carl Cooley left for Portland. Milas Hulse of 410 Ann street is recovering. Dr. R. E. Farnsworth returned from Portland today. Sheriff E. M. Shutt of Morrow county is in the city on official business. J. Conners of O. R. & N. is touring the Walla Walla branch. Mrs. BE. J. Sommerville returned from Athena. J. G. Cutler of the Northern Pacific is in town on road business. Mrs. Charles Ferguson and children returned from Walla Walla. A. K. Knight left for North Yakima to visit his ill wife. F. E. Livingood of Teutsch store went to Preston Idaho. Mrs. G. A. Robbins will visit Freewater as Mr. Robbins covers the north county for East Oregonian.
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Jack Vincent
Portland
A. S. Ferguson
Adams
Will Bwitsler
Umatilla
Frank Richmond
Hellz
B. F. McCullough
Echo
Golden Rule
Col. Clark Wood
Weston Leader
Carl Cooley
Alexander Department Store
Milas Hugenle Hulse
Ann Street
R. E. Farnsworth
E. M. Shutt
Morrow County
St. George
J. Conners
Walla Walla
BE. J. Sommerville
Athena
J. G. Cutler
Pasco
Northern Pacific
Charles Ferguson
A. K. Knight
The
Peoples Warehouse
North Yakima
F. E. Livingood
Teutsch Department Store
Preston
Idaho
Anthracite Coal Find At Washington Mine Venture
General Thomas H. Cavenaugh, former surveyor general of Washington, visits to advance Washington Anthracite Coal Co. plans. The Whatcom county vein, discovered last July, is a premier anthracite deposit with six to eight million tons. Analyzed coal shows 84 to 93 percent fixed carbon. Four miles of railroad needed to connect with Bellingham Bay and British Columbia line, to enable spring operations and potential broad markets including San Francisco.
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Thomas H. Cavenaugh
State of Washington
Washington Anthracite Coal Company
Whatcom County
Pennsylvania
Bellingham Bay
British Columbia
San Francisco
Northwest
Federal Inspectors to Inspect Winter Sheep Ranges
Dr. Harry Pinkerton will depart tomorrow to begin a multi month horseback inspection of winter sheep ranges across Morrow, Gillam, and Wheeler counties. Dr. Ring, the other federal inspector, recently completed range work in Umatilla and eastern Morrow.
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Pinkerton
Harry Pinkerton
Morrow
Gillam
Wheeler
Dr. Ring
Umatilla
Gettysburg veteran praises Electric Bitters claim
David Parker of Fayette N Y who lost a foot at Gettysburg says Electric Bitters improved his stomach troubles and overall health after years of costly medicines. He endorses Floderic Bitters as a grand tonic for the aged and for female weaknesses, calling it best for lame backs and weak kidneys. Sold by Tallmen & Co 60c.
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Gettysburg
David Parker
Fayette, N. Y
Tallmen & Co
Wheat Wagon Fatality Takes Local Boy in Dry Fork
The 12 year old son of Link Crad dick of Dry Fork was killed Wednesday of last week when run over by a heavily loaded wheat wagon. He lingered until Thursday before death ended his suffering, as reported by the Heppner Gazette.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Roy
Link Craddick
Dry Fork
Lydia E Pinkham's Vegetable Compound Offers Relief
The advertisement proclaims Lydia E Pinkham's Vegetable Compound as the most successful remedy for female ailments. It claims long standing efficacy for conditions like inflammation ulceration and spinal weakness, including backache, positioning the product as specially adapted to women's health concerns.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lydia B. Pinkham
B. Pinkham
Quitting Business Eilers Piano Closing Sale Offers Bargains
This week marks the end of Eilers closing out sale of fine pianos with choicest models offered well below usual prices. Principal instruments include a mahogany tone piano at 175 dollars, a 325 dollar instrument at 185, a studio piano at 220, and a Boston make at 242, plus Webern and Kimball names, all guaranteed and available with flexible payment terms to move stock before shipping back to Portland.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Eilers
Boston
Webern
Chickerings
Kimballs
Schuberts
Portland
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Bert
Teutsch's Dep't
Hohbach's
China
United States
Louis Hunziker
Jeweler and
Optitian
Stansbery
Bloki Sensation
Chicago
Koeeppens
Rosa Bonifer
Women's Lodge Wii
Lydiae
Pinkham
Lydia EB Pinkham
Mrs. Pinkham
Eilers Piano House
Canada
His
King Edward VII
Pendleton Armory
3Rd Regiment, O. N. G
Bond Brothers
Koeppens
Grit.man Cigar Store
John Nissen & Son Peoples Warehouse Grocery
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