Fresh Olympia oysters and dry wood at local merchants
Local ads list fresh Olympia oysters at Hohbachs and Ingram’s grocery, dry wood from Minnis and Cascade fir, coal and heat from W. J. Clarke & Co, and oak wood from Oregon Lumber Yard. Also items for sale include horses, cows, a five acre ranch, and rental spaces in the East Oregonian building. A lecture by M. G. Royal and poultry dressing at Clark’s grocery are noted.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Olympia
Hohbach
W. J. Clark & Co
Howard
W. J. Clarke & Coa
Ingram‘s
W. J. Clarke & Co
Oregon Lumber Yard
Ingram’s
Ingram's
East Oregonian
Matin Street
Ingram’s Grocery
Pendleton
Gus la Fontaine
Jamies Guyer
Gre
Coutts & Hays
Oregon Fire Relief Association
Bond Bros
Pendieton
Oregon
M. G. Royal
M. E
Clark's Grocery
Cheese as weapon shocks Harlem incident in midnight assault
In Harlem last night Frank Sinsinbick suffered a fractured skull after a man in front of him threw a package containing cheese at his head. Sinsinbick, with two women, was struck during a dispute over the odor of the package. The attacker fled, cheese left at the scene, and Sinsinbick’s condition is serious with uncertain recovery.
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New York
Frank Sinsinbick
Harlem
Sin- Hinblek
Georgia Millstone Disaster Claims Local Farmer
Lincolnton Georgia farmer Thomas L Thurmond a Pansy district resident and miller for W Powell Co died after a millstone burst during startup striking and pinning him to a mill door. The explosion heard for miles brought helpers who freed him but he died the same day. Thurmond brother in law to county representative WC Powell, survived by several children. his wife and two sons had died recently.
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Lincolnton
Thomas L. Thurmond
Pansy
Thin Place
Thurmond
W. Co. Powell
Powell
11OSE Company Meets and Nominates
At a meeting of Hose Company No. 1 held Monday evening the present department officers were endorsed for reelection and the following were nominated for the company of Moon: Frank Wirich president DPD DD Phelps treasurer Carl Leonard secretary Alf Peters foreman CEO Al Koh flyer foreman L Cronin second foreman
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Department Offleere
Company of
Moon
Frank Wirich
DPD
Phelps
Carl Leonard
Alf Peters
al- Koh
Flyer
L. Cronin
Notice of Fire Department Election in Pendleton
Pendleton fire department members are notified of an election in council chambers on Monday December 7 from 7 to 3 oclock to select a chief first assistant chief and second assistant chief for the coming year. Signed Silene J L Vaughan Chief.
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Pendleton
Daphne Circle Public Safety Item Featured Thursday Evening
Daphne Circle calls residents to attend Thursday evening as guardian Sarah F. Hale announces Mian will be present for a community safety event and social gathering.
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Daphne Circle
Sarah F. Hale
For Sale Chicken Ranch with Buildings and Wheat Land
For Sale a fine chicken ranch with coops and all buildings in good condition. Also 66 acres of good wheat land adjoining. Enquire of Anton Notte Pendigton.
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Anton Notte
Pendigton
Cosgrove to Leave for California for Health
Cosgrove of Pomeroy Washington plans to depart Friday for California seeking health relief. Place orders for Christmas trees at Stark and Duke's Poultry House Phane Black 3701 as part of the notice.
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Cosgrove
Stark & Duke
Poultry House
Phane
Pendleton seen through visiting and travel notes
A string of visitors and residents tally with Pendleton today and yesterday. Names include Tom Thompson, J. W. Daley, Fr. M Mansfield, B. F. Webb, J. W. Brooks, James Maloney, Wm. Tompkins, Tom Hopper, J. A. Bell, Mrs. C. E. Richards, Otto Turner, J. A. Borle, Fred Haskell, Clarence Adams, S. J. Williams, J. F. Baddeley, Mrs. E. E. Elder, Charles Bond, B. D. Smith, Fred Andrews, Deputy US Marshal, J. M. Angell, John McPhail, Sam Robertson, J. B. Switsler, John Hodgins, Hugh McLean, J. H. O'Neil, Al Vaughan, Mantle B. Gwinn, C. C. Connors, Tom Rourke, T. F. Howard, Mrs. M. W. Mitchell, J. W. Fickley, Mies Lulu R. Lorena, Mrs. Ling Sturgis, F. L. Coykendall, J. G. Fultehild, Clara Lyle, Mira, Kam, Mrs. Annie L. Hamilton.
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Clarence Adams
Adams Bros
Camas Prairie
J. Williams
Athena
Pendleton
J. F. Baddeley
Weston
E. E. Elder
Hecho
Charles Bond
B. D. Smith
Arlington
Fred Andrews
Echo
Marshall
W. B. Griffith
J. M. Angell
Ritzville
John McPhail
Adams
Zelma Phillips
San Francisco
John P. Mc
O. BR. & N. Company
Mantle B. Gwinn
American National Bank
Portland
Mra
C. C. Connors
Helix
Mrs. Connor
Fred Raymond
Tom Rourke
T. F. Howard
Milton
M. W. Mitchell
Cave
Walla Walla
J. W. Fickley
Baker City
Northwest
Mies Lulu R. Lorena
East
Gregonyia
Ling Sturgis
Federation of Clubs
Upton Gibbs
Episcopal
la Grande
F. L. Coykendall
Duley
Huntington Run
Grande Ronde
Woman Looses Reason After Son Convicted and Disappears
After her son is convicted, a woman wanders city streets and a mall all night in distress. Police later pick her up as grief over the conviction overwhelms her, leaving her behavior unsettled and uncontrolled.
Hollingside Arrives in Pensacola with African Fever
The British steamship Hollingside limped into Pensacola from Dakar with most of its crew down with African fever. The master is seriously ill and the ship lies in quarantine after a crew burial occurred aboard two weeks at sea. A second vessel in two weeks reports similar outbreaks.
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Pensacola
Fla
Hollingside
Dakar
Africa
Pickpocket Repents Name Change in Cleveland Dispatch
Joseph King a Chicago known pickpocket once called Jockey Briggs or Jock the Flipper confesses to police across cities his identity and murder acquittal five years ago in Chicago. He says he will enter reform work after serving two years and joins Dr Meuben Torrey’s band of workers.
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Joseph King
Briggs
Jock the Flipper
Chicago
Cleveland
Hans Peterson
King
Meuben Torrey
Solomon limits growler use in Wilkes Barre
Wilkes Barre Alderman Donohue dubbed the growler an American institution and warned against excess use. He said a single crowler is refreshing, two do little harm, but wedlock to the can is a fatal mistake. The comment came while addressing a non support case against Peter Smith. In San Diego Ida May Davidson, 16, married last August, died yesterday afternoon by inhaling illuminating gas in her apartment on Lith Street.
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Wilkesharre
Donohue
Solomon of
Crowler
Peter Smith
San Diego
Cal
Ida May Davidson
Wiliam Davidson
Seattle Schools Send Home 717 For Vaccination Refusal
Seattle public schools sent home 717 unvaccinated children after the board of education ordered strict enforcement of inoculation rules starting Monday. among the affected are children of Councilman J T Armstrong who vows to continue the fight. local reactions include congratulations to Armstrong from supporters by telephone as the vaccination dispute sharpens.
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Seattle
Wash
Board of Education
G. A. R. Steiner
Ballard
J. T. Armstrong
Armstrong
J. W. Salminin
Judkins Street
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Childrens Coats
F. E. Livengood & Co
Teutsch’s Old Place
Best
A. E. Hyscall
Pilot Rock
Atore
Louis Hunziker
Main St
Gpeorgia
11OSE Company
Pire
Tom Thompson
M. W. George
Newburg
J. W. Daley
Fr. M. Mansfield
B. F. Webb
Alicel
J. W. Brooks
James Maloney
Cove
Wm. Tompkins
Pendleon
Tom Hopper
Nolin
J. A. Bell
Athiena
C. E. Richards
Walla Walli
Otto Turner
Marshfield
J. A. Borle
Wenaha Springs
Fred Haskell
al Vaughan
J. (. Fultehild
The
Northern Pacific
Slualt
Unwatilhe County
Mira
Clara Lyle
Washington
California
Ore- Kam
Carlos Hamilton
Annie L. Hamilton
Rock Street
Atlanta
Chewning
Wood
Camp
Hunter Street
Butler
Bahnefeld
Hamilton
Tts
Police
Pendleton Cloak & Suit House
Pennsylvania
Solomon
Growler's
DeWitt
Tallman & Co
Burnells
New York City
Foleys
Pendleton Drug Company
Bright
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