Local notices and ads clutter Pendleton listings
A collage of city briefs: store sales, rentals, services, and events. Prominent items include Hamley’s leather goods and Gormely’s new Pendleton location, Pendleton Business College boasts prestige, Boston store sale price cuts touted, and theater block activity. Also notes on shoe repairs, piano tuner Silas Soule, and lodging updates at White lodging house.
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U C
Craghead & Hayes
Athena
John Gagen
Court St
Golden Rule Hotel
Hotel St George
Bale
Charles Lovel
Bulwer Lytton
Greenawald & Headstrom
Toutach's
Hamley
Rader
Carpeto
Hamley's
Hamiley
Gormely
Court Street
Pendleton
Bosto
Pendleton Business College
Headstrom & Greenawald
Téeutach's
Water Street
South Main Street
Pr. Co. J. Smith
Smith-Craford
Post Office
Amy Currin
Smith-Crawford
Lillipavan Sisters Stage Tiny Night at Thompson Church
The Lilliputian Sisters, 46 and 49 inches tall, visit Thompson Street M B church for song revival and tableaux. Dr House of Portland’s First Congregational church praises their unique entertainment saying it delighted the audience and interest grew from start to finish.
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Lilipavan
Thompson Street
M. BE
House
First Congregational Church
Portland
Lilliputian
Baptist Church Tonight Preaches On The Christian's Narden
The pastor leads an evening service inviting all to attend with a focus on The Christian's Narden. The church seeks to fill the evening with song as a chorus choir invites new voices to join and serve in loving ministry.
Personal visits and business trips noted in Weston region
Attorney J. P. Wintera visited Weston on legal business. A. 9. Pearson of Freewater, Tim Donovan of O. R. & N., and several others including FR. Barmore, H. Gardiner, and J. A. King traveled to or from Weston for trading, business, or visiting. Dan C. Bowman recovered from typhoid, Eva Froome watched Baker Pendleton game, and George Lee of Kamela is now blind in Union County Hospital with little hope.
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J. P. Wintera
Weston
H. R. Newport
Echo
G. W. Hanwell
Athena
A. King
FR. Barmore
Arlington
Beho
H. Gardiner
Buttercreek Country
Will F. Powell
The
Inland Empire Farmer
Spokane
St. George
C. E. DeGroff
Ridge
Umatilla County
Golden Rule
F. W. Ivanhoe
la Grande
Ellensburg
W. €. Foresman
David Burke
Lewiston
Idaho
Walla Walla
W. A. Brorle
Lidge ‘and Building Department
Dan C. Bowman
Mies Eva Froome
Baker-Pendleton
Baker City
Mra. W. C. B. Pruett
J. W. Curd
Tutuilla
Lelty
Sam Pleer
Alexander Department Store
San Francisco
Mr. Alexander
Alex Slater
Union County Poor Farm
Binaineas
George Lee
Kamela
Union County Hospital
Killed by Policeman in The Dalles Flour Mill Arrest
Charles Jones, about 40, was shot and killed by Policeman Ralph Gibons at the Diamond Flour mill while resisting arrest for flour theft. Gibons opened fire when Jones attacked, two bullets striking Jones, who died instantly. The inquest ruled justifiable homicide. Jones left a wife and several children in destitute circumstances.
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Dalles
Ore
Charles Jones
Ralph Gibons
Diamond Milla
Mnd
Gibons
Jones
Glbons
Olbons
Burger
The Senaton meets on theater safety and guardianship
In Los Angeles on November 21 the annual Senaton of the federated child study circles convenes. President Mrs W W Murphy urges city ordinances to keep children from theaters without guardians. Cheaper theaters blamed for home deterioration. Murphy and officers re elected.
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Los Angeles
Federated Child Study Circles
W. W. Murphy
Mia. Murphy
Federation denounces Western Federation of Miners
Pittsburg November 21 The Federation of Labor this morning heard a resolution denouncing the Western Federation of Miners. It was declared out of order and rejected.
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Pittsburg
Federation of Labor
Western Federation of Minera
Commercial Club forms football team under Wilson supervision
A new football team is organized by the Commercial Club with a tryout under Director Wilson. A meeting in the gym tomorrow plans practice and a game with the high school. Prospective players include Coon, Keight, Halley, Harris, Kelly, Ruppe, Milarkey, Finch, Hessian, Goodman, Wilton, and Lytle, with Cooley and Baum also possible. Interest grows for games against La Grande and other eastern Oregon towns.
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Wilson
Grawtdam
Commercial Resolution
Jeon
Coon
Cotter
Keight
Halley
Harris
Kelly
Ruppe
Milarkey
Finch
Hessian
Goodman
Wilton
Lytle
Roeathers
Cooley
Baum
Qaad
Smurtlow
Vesult
la Grande
Baker City
Top Dalles
Oregon
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Gila
Helen
Howe
Flanelettte
Kimonas
Nnelette Kimo
Kimo
Rine
Lee Teutsch’s Dept. Store
Ito
East Webb Street
Underwood
Kere
Graham & Hunter
White Lodging House
J. H. Robinson
Louis Hunziker
Main Street
Koeppen’s
A.C. Koeppen
Prop
Pendleton, Oregon
Ralph Saling
Frank Ealing
Charles Cahoon
Ercial Club
Errl Camp
Galloway
Morrow County
Ernest Gueeey
Weston Norma
Bert Whitman
Annessor Strath
Pendleton Business Rellege. al
National Cemetery
M. Oliver
St. Anthony's Hospital
Oliver
Russia
Japan
Chicago
Furniiere
Uiis
Baker & Folsom
Ostermoor Mattresses
V. Strobel
East Court Street
Victor
Columbia Graphophone
J. A. Owenhouse