Boston Store and City Merchants Advertise Christmas Bargains
A garbled ad page shows Boston Store and Carney Kennedy cabs, Teutsch and Martin on repairs and ready-made skirts, piano sales, and Thanksgiving poultry. It lists groceries from Deno Co and Mar tin’s Market with produce, turkeys, and baked goods for holiday feasts. Local services include window glass, piano tuning, and clothing. Numerous prices and sales pitches appear for shoppers.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
TTC
Freeh Trust
Martin's
Toutach
Teutsch
Delta
Olf's
Ag Gratz’s
Boston
Carney & Kennedy's
Schiffler
E. O
Reni
City Rithorn & Swageart
Campbell
Taylor's Hardware Store
Demott & Co
Tn Wlock
Deno & Co
Martin’s Family
Pendleton Social Roundup Chronicled by Local Visitors
A flurry of callers and travelers is noted in Pendleton as A Watson of Umatilla and J R Smith of La Grande visit the city. Union’s PF EB Foster and Gardane’s H Tiplar drop by on business, Athena’s Mrs W offers Pendleton hospitality, and many others including Echo’s B Saylor, Hartman from Portland, and Condon’s Mr and Mrs J A Redmond visit friends. Nearby residents from Grass Valley, Mea from Meachum, and Gurdane also appear in brief city stops. Several city officials and locals depart for Portland for business, health, or hunting trips, while Sam Jordan and Jack Dennington retire from Wallan after a weekend in the area.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
J. R. Smith
la Grande
PF. EB. Foster
Union
H. Tiplar
Gardane
Athena
Pendleton
B. Saylor
Echo
G. A. Hartman
Portland
JE Smith
J. A. Redmond
Condon
WH. Catherman
Pendleton Thentle
Roee Campbell
Jane
van Landingham
Grass Valley
R. E. Porter
Meachum
JL. Cummings
Gurdane
E. G. Kirby
Elgin
Grande Observer
Charles Viking
Transac
Martin Anderson
Chris
Rawley
Walt
W. T. Chamberlain
Jett
Comnevsion
Sam Jordan
Jack Dennington
Wallan
Geo George W. Wall
Kingman County
Kansas
Will
Charles Wall
F. J. Heathe
Weston
Umatilla County
Wistess
Alex McRae
California
E & Conklin
Grover Swaggart
Ariington
WR. Bills
Beckwith
Heppoer
Sam Thompson
J. W. Tallman
Otto Hoeteher
H. J. Stillman
Barnhart
Frank Curl
Witty Pode Davernog Extracts From The Goodness
A brief feature highlights Witty Pode and Davernog sharing extracts from the goodness theme. The piece notes their contrast in style and signals a playful collaboration amid a local arts scene.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Davernog
Shields Park dog and monkey act praised at Shields Park
Last night crowds enjoyed a dog and monkey performance at Shields Park. Prof Hunt's troupe of seven or eight dogs impressed the audience with tricks while the monkey act and Bessele's singing drew added cheers. The program was lively and promising to be a weekly drawing card. The rest of the column notes a funeral arrangement for Welcom Weber, probate court appeal filings, and various local notices and ads.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Shields Park
Prof. Hunt
Bessle
Olive Trees Donated for City Park Grove
Five Russian olive trees donated by nurseryman C L Whit ney will enhance the city park grove as it matures. The tree known as candle tree grows 20 to 30 feet, with dark bark, heavy wood, and silver foliage with fragrant golden flowers. Whitman County cooperation via Spokane, Wr., Dec. 5 13, 1903.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
City Park
C. L. Whitney
Walla Walla Union
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Hanksgiving Sales
Nkegivins
Peru
Thanksetvin
Lee
Teutsch’s
BIG Department Store
Cor
Main and
Alta
Joer
Frail Meats Schwartz
Joerger
Chick Have & Sample
Cai
Erie
Court Street
Jiu
Em Howe
Bridge
St George
Yt & Bauer
Inland Empire
Pimmo House
Street Bridge
Inese
Han Jon
A. Watson
Umatilla
Schilling
C. Koeppen & Bros
Peoples Warehouse
Manhattan
1Mart Schaifn & Mars Hand Tartooes
Pendleton Camp No. 41
J. H. Lawrey
Com. Weber
The
Christian Church
EB Beam
New Haven
Conn
Philo Bennett
Bennett
Walate
People’s Warehouse Art Department
Baer & Daley
Gratz
Oregon
Nolf
PRK
Delia
Whitman County Co-Operation
Spokane
ORO & N
W. T. Wamsley
Teutech’s
Cosmos Pictures
Columbia River Railroad
Main Street
A. Blackburn
O. D
Wilson Heater
Wilson Wood
Thompson
Mala
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