Local Classified Items Of Various Needs And Ads
A patchwork of old notices lists rooms for rent at 302 Logan street and 211 Lincoln street, with preferences for Workingmen. Advertisements include a prize shooting gallery, billiards, and pool at Ward & Bowlsby. a furnished housekeeping room. sale of hardware and harness via Able Knight at Peoples Warehouse. Mrs. Thompson as general stenographer and notary public. millinery bargains at Mrs Campbell. A hotel ad promotes Portland’s Hotel Oregon with European plan and free bus. A found check at Low Sam & Co. is payable to Migs WW, and recovery directions point to the university office. Thanksgiving dinner offerings at 612 Willow street, Kinman house, midday to 6 pm, plus Cleveland’s baking powder touted as stronger and preferred by American housewives for over a century.
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Logan Street
Ward & Bowlsby
Eagle Building
Rome
John
Horee
Hurey
Harness
Knight
Peoples Warehouse
Thompson
Campbell'n Millinery
Portland
Oregon
Rites
Low Sam &Co
Uhiv
Kinman House
Willow Street
Evangelistic Meetings With Victor Dorris At Coast Church
Minister Victor Dorris of the First Christian church is delivering nightly sermons at the coast pulpit with two sermons on Sundays. He is praised for clarity, earnestness, and a broad modern style appealing to all ages, aided by assistant FH A. Eneston, a noted choir director and soloist, famed for leading major gospel campaigns across the east, south and northwest.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Victor Dorris
First Christian Church
Victor Dortle
A. Eneton
Chicano
Angio
Keweenaewenals Stage Night Praises Figman
A Pendleton audience enjoyed Max Figman in The Man on the Box with lively humor and bright moments. The crowd applauded the cast, especially Figman who delivered a curtain speech in tune with the play, while Freman and the leading performers also received praise for their work.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Max Figman
Pendleton
Figman
Freman
Murders Exceed Typhoid Vicome Says Chicago Judge
A Chicago judge stated that in the last five years about 45,000 people were murdered in the United States and this year sees more deaths from murder than typhoid. He blamed lax law enforcement and the statutes for this condition, drawing attention from sociologists. The East Oregonian carries the full report.
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Chicago
United States
Personal mentions fill Pendleton social notes
Pendleton social items list visits and travels of Clark Nelson in Weaton C Dutro Helix L Frester in Portland H E Vin Dusen to Hermiston Mia H P Preston and husband at Pendleton hotel County Treasurer and Mrs G W Hiradley at Athena Chad Gates a state bank examiner arrived for a day Mrs T I Dunsmore improving from typhoid Oliver P Morton reclamation service attorney returned to Echo Mme I R Lorenz to Echo R G Lang fully recovered health Clark Wood Weston Leader editor visiting theater Will R King Ontario attorney en route to Walla Walla Frank Follows Wisconsin civil engineer visiting Mr Mrs D B Waffle Alberta Hopper La Grande Miss Nelle Morton W A Storle Rh B N O H company final removal offices to Portland Mrs E J Muir and Henry to Portland Hillwhorn Ashland then southern California Douglas Ball Blake McFall Paper Portland in Pendleton for eastern Oregon tour Ball brother of O B R Ball of American Typefounders Portland
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Clark Nelson
Weaton
C. BR. Dutro
Helix
Institute
L. G. Frester
Portland
H. E. Vin Dusen
Hermiston
Mia
H. P. Preston
Wattsburg
Pendleton
Mra
G. W. Hiradley
Athena
Fasten Oregon Companies Form New Corporations
The followlie new corporations in eastern Oregon have fuet thed articles of Incorporation with the Secretary of atate Present Needs Gold Mines company Pendleton Canltoh Stock F1 000 000 Incorpora tors Zocth Houser Charles EL Brown and Marton Smet The Lucas Hawke Mercantile Ske River Land Sovereien Consolidated Copper company Baker City Ore principal offices capital stock 6000000 Incorporators H 4 Lucas W D Hanks and J A Lunis T Tr ory M Boswell and 2 K Romig James A Howard John Arthur Kenneth O McEwen
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Oregon
Atate
Gold Mines Company
Pendleton
Ore
Canltoh
Zocth Houser
Charles EL. Brown
Marton Smet
Lucas-Hawke Mercantile Company
Union
Manpital
H. 4. Lucas
W. D. Hanks
J. A. Lu
Larceny charge sparks warrant for A Perard sheep theft
Justice Joe Parkes issued an arrest warrant for A Perard, accused of stealing 75 sheep from C A Anderson after the Johnson band was moved from summer range. The case, presented by district attorney John McCourt, was filed in the justice court. Funeral held for D I Casey at Inker Folsom chapels with interment in Olney cemetery. Kentucky farmer murder report from Michlessuro notes a local feud between John Upton and Jones Hosni.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
A. Perard
C. A. Anderson
Warranor
Justice of the Peace
Joe Parkes
Perard
Bin
Johnson
John McCourt
Petard
D. I. Casey
AL Casey
Inker & Folsom Undertaking
Olney
Kentucky
Farner
Michlessuro
John Upton
Jones Hosni
Grading Washington Street Begins After Council Decision
A work crew started grading Washington Street north of the river following a council decision made weeks earlier. The ruling directs street improvements and sets the project in motion as crews mobilize this morning.
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Washington Street
Caruso Case Receives Court Review Order
New York November 24 Tudge O sul ivan signed an order permitting Caruso case a review before the court of general sessions. Read the East Oregonian.
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Caruso
New York
Tudge O'sulivan
Court of General Sessions
Lost Cabin mine tale stirs Wyoming land claims
The Rocky Mountain Husbandman reports Gayne Drummond of Wheatland and Amos Boysen of Council Bluffs with a supposed discovery of the Lost Cabin mine in a canyon off the Shoshone reservation. Boysen allegedly secured a right to locate mineral land, offered $16,000 to Drummond for guidance, and has filed a 640 acre location with ore samples showing rich gold content. A $250,000 power plant is planned at the gorge mouth as his operation expands.
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Asmax Boysen
Lost Cabin
Rocky Mountain
Gayne Drummond
Wheatland
Edward FP. Stah
Cheyenne
Mig Hort
Chaledewey
Gefdler
Elhime
Drammen
Isn Theaters
Strvet Party
Awmus Boysen
Come
Blutt
Jows
Congress of the United States
Boyven
Boysen Ia
Drummond
Boysen
Royren
Lander
Ble Horn
Lost Cabin Mine
Tf Boyeen
Miss Andrus Missed Pendleton Teachers Meeting
Miss Retta Andrus of Dale rode horse to Pendleton for a county teachers institute two years ago and did not attend the current meeting in the city. Her absence remains a point of interest in Umatilla county teachers gatherings. She endured a two day snowstorm to travel 75 miles for institute attendance. Her past achievements among Inland Empire teachers are noted.
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Retta Andrus
Dale
Pendleton
Teachers’ Institute
Oigo
Miss Andrus
Umatilla
Inland Empire
Socfar
Treasury selects Eureka public building site in California
The secretary of the treasury announced the selection of the site for the Eureka Cal public building at the corner of Fifth and F street, conditioned upon the city's abdication of a 20 foot alley lev.
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Washington
Secretary of the Treasury
Eureka
Cal
Fifth and
Fistreeta
Also Mentioned on This Page
Teutsch’s
Lincoln Street
Cleveland
F. J. Donaldson
Red Cross Pharmacy
Louis Hunziker
Main Street
Christian Church
East Oregonian
Huylers
Candies
Kolppen , Bros, & Pendleton
Frank Follows
Wisconsin
D. B. Waffle
Alberta Hopper
la Grande
Walter Hopper
Nelle Morton, Ale
W. A. Storle
The
Portfard
Mm. E. J. Muir
Henry
Hillwhorn
Ashland
Mr. Muir
Californit
Douglas Ball
Blake-McFall Paper Company
Mr. Ball
O. BR. Ball
Copany
Fastern
Pormet Diarity
XTRA
Ome
Furstern
Public Lands Departments
Organiol
Alta St
Byers
Pendleton Roller Mills
W. S. Byers
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