Portland City Briefs and Local Advertisements
Miscellaneous notices and ads for stores, services, and events including price cuts at the Boston store incorporation sale, Presbyterian fair at Bowman building, Pendleton Business College endorsement, lodging at Hotel Oregon, shoe repairs, furniture, and real estate offers. Also notes on a tryout basketball game for two girls teams and travel news about Fred Shoemaker with H C Bickera option on Mexican land. Also a veterinary note clarifying pink eye is not present in Echo horses.
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Hamiley
Boston
Presbyterian Fair
Bowman Building
Pendleton Business College
John Gagen
Hotel St George
Charles Lovel
Bulwer Lytton
South Main Street
Greenawald & Headstrom
Tettech’s Department Store
Pacific Coast
UC Rader
Nufsec
Rader
Humane Tiarness
Hamley's
Hamsey
Pondieton
Bonto Store
Shoe Repatier
Telephone Stables
Headstrom & Greenawald
Teutech's
Dev. C
Amy Currin
Smith-Crawford
Silas WW. Soule
St. George
Tallman & O.'S
San Francisco
Fred Shoemaker
Shoemaker
H. C. Bickera
Old Mexico
Mexico
New Eye Glass Mounting Shown
A new eye glass mounting is displayed promising secure fit that won’t slip or wrinkle the face. See demonstration to learn how this mounting stays fixed and comfortable.
Thanksgiving visitors and locals steady in Pendleton area
A long list of visitors and travelers are noted in Pendleton area towns, including Mr. and Mrs. William Hull, W. D. Chamberlain from Athena, E. L. McBroom, Miss Constance Despain of Portland, J. H. Watson from Uma, James Nelson of Vinson stock, and many others visiting for short stays, business, or Thanksgiving plans. Conferees pass through La Grande, Umatilla, and nearby cities. Miss Effie McBroom to Portland for wedding. Dr. W. M. Phy to join Thanksgiving shooting tournament. H. T. Booth to set up Pacific Mutual Life HQ and travel to Heppner, Portland, Salem.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
William Hull
W. D. Chamberlain
Athena
E. L. McBroom
Mise Constance Despain
Portiland
J. H. Watson
Umafla
James Nelson
Vinson Stockman
A. D. Sheldon
Olympia
Wanh
R. W. Kasberg
Moro
Sherman County
J. J. Pitegerald
Co. R. & N. Company
Bertha Alexander
Portland
H. Connell
Umatilla
H.C. Grady
la Grande
Walla Walla
Messie McBride
Alma Harris
Larkey Fletcher
Pilot Rock
Pendleton Business College
Mra
Clara EB. Stocker
Mra. Fell
PF. B. Chapman
Baker & Hamilton
Henry C. Lewis
New York Life Insurance Company
A. M. Gillis
W. M. Phy
Hot Lake
George D. Peebler
Meacham
H.T. Booth Jett
Heppner
Salem
Mr. Booth
Pacific Mutual Life Insurance Company
Football games face rough play risk in Pendleton
Tomorrow over a hundred football games will be played in the United States, and the accidents and casualties will perhaps reach the maximum for the season. Let us not swell the Mist of deaths or accidents by rough playing in Pendleton. Let us remember that the game is just as fascinating, just as inspiring, without the rough playing that is doing such irreparable damage to the reputation of football players throughout the country.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
United States
Pendleton
Will Paint The Court House In Modern Colors
Architect Troutman drafts specifications for interior painting with a grid layout and exterior steel grey body, white trim and Monterey sand accents. Columns and trimmings receive white with Monterey sand while the tower matches the exterior. Interior woodwork will be repainted or varnished to give an updated, long lasting appearance.
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Troutman
Court House
Death of Brother In Stuttgart Germany
R Alexander received intelligence today of the death of his brother M Alexander in Stuttgart Germany. The death followed an operation for appendicitis recently performed in a hospital there. The deceased was 38 years old and the youngest of four brothers. He spent all his life in Germany.
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R. Alexander
M. Alexander
Stuttgartt
Germany
Stuttgartz
Denecead
Inkman and Kaseburg Tie in City Recorder Office
Robert W. Kaseburg and Mies Ted Inkman were united in marriage yesterday afternoon in the city recorder office with Judge Thomas Fits presiding. Gerald officiated.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
T Inkman-Kaseburg
Robert W. Kaseburg
Mies
Ted Inkman
City Recorder
Thomas Fits
Gerald
Three Men Arrested in Baker City Mail Theft Case
Baker City officials report three men are in custody over mail box robberies at the Baker City post office. Federal authorities, including U S Marshal, expected to arrive to take suspects into custody. details remain sealed while investigation continues. Inspector Leech gathered evidence and will return to finish the inquiry. no arrests announced publicly by officials.
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Puys
Baker City
Sither
Thin City
Leech
Mr. Leech
Ofice
Terrific sandstorm buries Snake River road
Shake River grower F. Simmons reported a terrific sandstorm on Snake River Saturday night and Sunday at Walla Walla. The Snake River Valley railroad was buried nearly a mile under shifting sands requiring 100 shovelers and teams to clear. Traffic resumed after removing most sand. trains moved via N P tracks Sunday. The storm was among the severest in years. little snow fell on the river bottoms, higher hills covered with snow.
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Snake River
F. Simmons
Shake River
Walla Walla
Saya
Walla Walla Statesman
Snake River Valley Railroad
N. P
Simmons
Bnake River
Moving the corn crop to market crops up demand for cars
The movement of what is described as the biggest corn crop the country has produced is just beginning. For three to four months railroads will struggle to supply enough cars to haul corn to central markets. Government estimates place this year’s crop at about 3.708 billion bushels, far exceeding the 1904 and 1902 crops.
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Chicago Livestock World
Agricultural Department
Pendleton to Close Most Businesses Tomorrow
Practically all business will suspend operations in Pendleton tomorrow as stores intend to stay closed all day. Banks and offices, public and private, will close, while the post office opens only between 9 and 10 in the foreroom. Barbers will stay open until noon.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Pendleton
Turkeys Shipped Rapidly From The Dalles Chronicles Note
Report notes 600 turkeys shipped with 800 more from The Dalles by a firm ahead of Thanksgiving three days away. Demand is high, prices about 26 cents a pound cited. At Knoxville two white men, J G Edwards and E Luttrell, quarreled in a saloon. Luttrell stabbed and Edwards shot dead.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Dalles
The
Dalles Chronicle
Knoxville, Tenn
J. G. Edwards
E. Luttrell
Luttrell
Edwards
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Teutsch’s Dept. Store
Ta Grande
Gertrude Jordan
Jessie Folsom
Eunice Vogel
Edna Thompson
Norma Alloway
Faye Sullivan
Ray Vogel
Ivy Hill
Dixie Todd
Effie Temple
D. C. McNabb
Echo
Louis Hunziker
Main Street
Koeppen’s
Koeppen
Clara Carpenter
Jetty
Union
Effie McBroom
Herbert Damon Newell
Lurie
Grace Dorothy
Milton
William Connolly
W. W. Bradley
E. Court St
Frazier’s Book Store
Agenta
Northwestern Gas & Electric Co
Corner Court
GARDE
Walter
Familly
Oregon
Court
Af Kieda
Goodman-Thompson Hardware Co
V. Strobel
Rast Court Street
Court Street
Golden Rule Hotel
F. Beck
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