City Ticket Briefly Set for Upcoming Election
Nominations closed. printed ballot lists for mayor and several city posts. Mayors E. J. Murphy and E R Swinburne. second ward councilman W E Brock. third ward councilmen Joseph Ell and R B Wilcox. fourth ward councilman J L Sharon. treasurer Lee Moorhouse. Water Commissioner G I Ladow. First ward voters must write in a councilman. Contests expect in mayor and third ward councilman races.
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Third Ward
First Ward
E. J. Murphy
E. R. Swinburne
W. E. Brock
Joseph Ell
R. B. Wilcox
J. L. Sharon
C. W. Brownfield
Brownfield
Indian Ramblers Rounded Up In Montana Border Move
Washington reports 122 Rocky Boys band members said to be from Canada have been rounded up in Montana under Blackfeet agency supervision. They roamed the country desultorily, ponies starved, and the Indian Bureau authorized $1000 for subsistence. The group will stay at the Blackfoot agency for winter and be moved to the borders of the reservation next spring.
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Washington
Rocky Boys
Canada
Montana
Blackfoot
Interior Department
Bureau of Indian Affairs
Oranges Pilled With Jelly For Elegant Dessert
Instructions describe hollowing six perfect oranges and soaking them, then filling half with pink jelly and half with clear orange jelly using lemon tube, chilling until set, washing, and slicing into four quarters to arrange in a glass dish for presentation.
Arts Discouragements in Summer Theater Closures
Town Topive reports a burlesque manager's remark that audiences lose interest in comic opera during summer uses as an explanation for theater closings in the season. The piece frames entertainment demand as a factor in seasonal closures.
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Ankowered
Lost diamonds found and returned to Mrs Slusher
Newsy Notes of Pendleton reports three rings lost by Mrs. William Slusher have been recovered by the maid and restored to the owner. Dance at Helix features a voting contest country store and air treatments promised for Friday evening November 26 by the Lady Maccabees of Helix.
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William Slusher
Helix
Lady Maccabees of
Country Store
Japanese Life In Town And Country by G W Knox
The book offers an engaging popular account of Japanese life drawn from the author’s intimate knowledge. It explains daily life and customs in towns and rural regions to help readers understand the people.
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G. W. Knox
Alexander department store to close at noon on Thanksgiving
Through an error the Alexander department store name was omitted from yesterday's Thanksgiving closing notice. The store will also close at noon Thanksgiving.
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Mesander’s Wild
Alexander Department
Section Foreman Injured at Coe Furnish Site
H W Shafer section foreman at Coe Furnish dim suffered a serious knee injury after falling from a handcar last evening. He was brought to the hospital in this city this morning for treatment.
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H. W. Shafer
Coe
Coe-Furnish Dim
Teachers Meet Tonight at Pendleton College
Sunday School teachers gather for the training class at 7 30 this evening in the Pendleton business college to discuss the ninth lesson. The group continues its study of Hebrew history as part of the current curriculum.
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Pendleton Business College
Nearest England travel book praised by readers
Notes of a democratic traveler in New Zealand with Australian comparisons by H J D Lloyd, reviewed as very enjoyable by readers of the public library.
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England
New Zealand
H. JD. Lloyd
Fruit Inspector J. Campbell Visits Pendleton for Apple Orders
County fruit inspector J. Campbell arrives in Pendleton in an official capacity but mainly to conduct business. He places several large orders for fine apples to be shipped to local merchants.
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J. Campbell
Pendleton
Electric Company to occupy rooms in Smith-Crawford building
Plectric Company has offices, D PiteGerald and Max Baumeister of the Oregon & Washington Traction Company, secured rooms Nos. 10 and 11 in the Smith-Crawford building and will move in as soon as furnished. For now they use Dr. Smith's private library and offices as headquarters.
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Plectric Company
D. PiteGerald
Max Baumeister
Oregon & Washington Traction Company
Smith-Crawford
Fis Son
Dr. Smith
Meeting on Interurban line proposal at Commercial rooms
At the Commercial association rooms tonight a meeting will discuss the Interurban line leading northward from this city. Called at the instance of Washington & Oregon Traction company men, all local people are invited to attend whether members or not of the Commercial association.
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Commercial Association
Washington & Oregon Traction Company
M C A Secretary In Town Visit
F E B A Smith assistant secretary for the M C A in Oregon and Idaho spends the day in Pendleton in the interest of the organization. He travels to Portland from Baker City where he led an enthusiastic Sunday meeting and laid plans for a 40000 building.
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F. EB. A. Smith
M.C. A
Oregon
Idaho
Pendleton
Portland
Baker City
New Meat Market Buys Stark and Allen Shop at 210 Weert Webb
Charles Rayburn, veteran meat market man, purchases the new Stark and Allen shop at 210 Weert Webb Street. The renovated store presents a neat appearance after recent work. Rayburn previously managed the Main Street branch of Pendleton Meat Market.
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New Meat Market
Charles Rayburn
New Stark & Allen
Weert Webb Street
Main Street
Pendlleton Neh
Harriman management figure lingered in Pendelion
John Krottech and Julian Krattschnitt, key Harriman line executives, were in Pendelion for three hours this morning. A private train from the east arrived at 9 o'clock and departed for a trip along the Washington division at 11. Accompanying them was William Thol Tone, superintendent of the Oregon division of the BR&N.
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Johns Krottech
Julian Krattschnitt
Harriman Lee
Pendelion
Enst
Washington
William Thol- Tone
Oregon
Pendleton Firm to Take Over Hermiston Cold Storage Plant
mF Harper of Pendleton Creamery tests this morning for Hermiston to assume control of the cold storage plant purchased for use with the Leen creamery. The plant will serve Hermiston and is deemed the proper size for the local creamery, with plans for expansion through a larger facility in the future.
Eastern Tand Bnyer Were Co Rh Sprague of Erle Pa Pendleton Buyer
Sprague of Erie Pa traveled with eastern buyers to Pendleton after a missionary trip to the West. He bought 40 acres under the government project at Hermiston and praised the land and country saying he would not consider any offer to sell. He plans to move to the project and start farming there. Gray Bros Grocery will close all day Thanksgiving.
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Bnyer
Sprague
Erle
Pendleton
Morgan
Groverent
Hermiston
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the New Way
White House
Standard Grocery Co
East Court St
Lee Moorhouse
G. I. la- Dow
Tallman
Tallman & Co
Hawkes
WM. E. Hanscom
Winslow Bros
Mammoth Book Sale
Nelson's
the Handy Store
Main St
Newsy
Electric Road Meeting
Thankegboe, Gray Bros Grocery
Cette
Boston
Max Baer
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