Local Merchants Advertise Reductions and Jobs
A jumble of storefront notices lists price cuts at Boston store and Teutach Department, job leads for workers and domestics, and repairs at Greenawald Headstrom. Also promotes Tallman drug orders, Pendleton college, and Silas H. Soule piano tutoring at St George. Kly’s Liquid Cream Balm advertised for catarrh relief.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
UC Rader
Lawier
Humane Harness
Bent On Earth
Hamiley'n
Boston
Telephon Stables
W. F. Cook
Gormely'k
Prazer
Hindastrom & Greennwald
Teutéch
Seaton
At & T. Wade & Son
Greenawald & Headstrom
Teutach
Pendleton Business College
Silas HL Soule
Profesiona Plano
St. George
Tallman & On Drug Store
Pendleton notices and listings mix of services and events
Classified items show hiring inquiries furniture repair and rental listings. Miss Laura Coutts offers piano instruction at Pendleton Business College. Furnished rooms for rent at Low Garden Street and Water Street. Store or office space for rent at Hotel 81. Home cooking sale by Christian church ladies at Peoples Warehouse and a unique church event planned by Presbyterian church ladies. The Japanese wedding noted.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Rader
Nufpec
Carpéetse
Tader
Hamiley
Hanley
Cormely
Court Whet
Perdleton
Bowto Store
Hhoe Repairer
Laura Coutts
Plano
Perking Avenue
Pendieton
The
Christian Church
M. EB
Peoples Warehouse
Olive Lake Power Plant Drive Plans Big Oregon Project
John Thompsonm of Ute Fremont Power company returns to Nebraska for two to three months of consulting with partners in the Olive Lake project. The venture, deemed the largest power proposition in eastern Oregon, could cost about 100000 dollars and requires heavy winter work with a crew over one hundred. Walter V. Windus resigns as Pullman bank vice president to become a general insurance agent in Spokane.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
John Thompsonm
Ute Fremont Power Company
Olive Lake
Ted Hoy
Gheenhorn
Nebraska
Wiys
Baker City
Oregon
Thompson
Walter V. Windus
Pullman State Bank
Spokane
Notable Visitors and Town Footnotes From Echo
Alba residents William Futter Jon Churk and J C Coombe visit Echo with various local business interests. Independence's G A Hurley arrives for brief calls while GP Woody heads to Medford for winter. Local ranchers and brokers R A Kelly D B Flynn and E Mohler stop in from The Dalles The Daily Journal correspondent Mies L Lorenz surveys Echo affairs. The Presbyterian missionary society meets and officials attend board sessions as Laughhead heads to California for winter. Senator Fulton passes through Pendleton bound for Washington with Mrs Fulton, while Mahaffey plans the winter in Echo and La Grande ties are noted.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
William Futter
Alba
Jon Churk
J.C. Coombe
Nye
G. A. Hurley
Independence
GP. Woody
Medford
R. A. Kelly
Cunningham Ranch
D. &. Flynn
E. Mohler
Dalles
P. J. Kelley
Milton
Mies L. Ft. Lorenz
Oregon Daily Journal
Echo
J. H. Alexander
la Grande
Hotel St. George
PF. van Dewater
Ucket
O BR
Walla Walla
Viet
A. & Paul
Ralph Saling
Frank Saling
Weeton
Wilton
Reho
James Milton
Fulton
Missionary Society of the
A.C. Raby
South Main Street
Teel
Hahla
Board of Managers
Mire
W. St. Taylor
Athena
A.C. Crawford
The
Commercial Association
Phelpe Eft
Heppner
Alfred Campbell
Ballston
Polk County
Weston
Cam
Laughead
Peebler
Grayson
Cal
Father Sean
Catholic Mission School
Maulin Reservation
United States
Charles W. Fulton
Pendleton
Washington
Mra. Fulton
City Election Nominations Due by Five P M Tomorrow
Nomination petitions must be filed with Recorder Fite Gerald by 5 PM tomorrow for city offices including water commission seat to replace Leon Cohen. Only Judge J A Fee has filed for mayor. Ward races show two candidates in Wards 3 and 4, while Wards 1 and 2 have J Mumm and Frank Fraeler as sole filers so far.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Fite Gerald
The
Water Commission
Leon Cohen
J. A. Fee
J. Mumm
Frank Fraeler
Fle
Forty converts sweep Pendleton Salvation Army record
Captain J Holder and Lieutenant Frank Kuhns led five weeks of revival in Pendleton converting over forty people from various churches through Salvation Army efforts. Most converts did not join the Army, but many entered other denominations, reflecting broad religious awakening across the city. The push will continue through winter with steady nightly meetings and new converts reported weekly.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Pauls of Caprightconmess
J. Holder
Frank Kuhns
Corpa
Salvation Army
Pendleton
Army
Holder
East Oregonian
Bank Statement Authenticated by Cashier G M Rice
G M Rich, cashier, swears the bank statement is true to the best of knowledge. It lists assets including U S bonds other bonds cash and real estate and liabilities with capital stock surplus profits and deposits totaling funds and due banks.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
U. S
G. M. Rice
G. M. Rich
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At, Teutsch’s
Gurner
Bark Streets
Portland
Pacific Coast
Team At
Trace Live
All Drugginta Force
Big Broa
Warren Treet
New York
Louis Hunziker
Jeweler and Optician
Main Street
Joe
H. Mahaffey
Thea
Koeppen’s
A. C. Koeppen
Prop
Pendleton, Oregon
F. m
Manley
John Stock
National Committee For the Relef
Jacob H. Schift
Gray Bros.’s
Pater
Children’s Box Call
Dinary Record OF
New York City
London
Hot Lake
Lake Sanitarium
Joe Buckley
Min
Baker
Sanitrium
Hendricks Hall
Eb, Hansen
Astoria
Teket
A. Miller
J. E. Alcaras
William Coffman
L. Sriffith
the First National Bank
Tota
Olagg
Co. K. Cranston
KODAC
Frazier’s Book Store
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