City Beauties and Bargains Draw Pendleton Crowds
Local items note a Presbyterian fair at the Bowman building with booth displays and price reductions at Boston store incorporation sale. Business notices list rental opportunities, new offices, and moves including Dr. C J Smith and Dr Amy Currin to the Smith Crawford building. Hampton Hamley promotions and Hamsey’s Oak leather goods highlighted.
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Naf Wed
Hamley
Bostéhatore
Presbyterian Fair
Howman Building
Pendleton Business College
John Gagen
Court SL
Golden Rule Hotel
Hotel St George
Charles Lovel
Bulwer Lytton
Main Street
Ser Greenawald & Headstrom
Tettch'’s
Greenawald & Headstrom
Teutsch's
Pacific Coast
Humane Viarness
Tamiey
Hamsey
Hamsey‘s
Pendleton
Hosto 4Ore
Lenore
Telephone Stables
W. F. Cook
Craghead & Hayes
Athena
Bowman Building
Amy Currin
Smith-Crawford
Whooping Cough In La Grande Reported
Twenty cases of whooping cough are now reported at La Grande with one fatality. Zepheniah Wright, a cousin of Constable J. M. Bentley, is expected to arrive from Clark Randolph county Missouri tonight. Wright is a capitalist from his town and has never been northwest before. Some relatives here have not seen him for 45 years. Constable Bentley previously visited him in Missouri. King Conrad Hypnotized At McEwen Opera House last night the Fagles gathered to watch Pintzoeder hypnotize the well known butcher. He performed stunts including laughing and finger sucking for his brethren.
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la Grande
Zepheniah Wright
J. M. Bentley
Clark
Randolph County
Mr. Bentley
Mr. Wright
Constable Bentley
Missouri
Conrad
McEwen
Opera House
Conrad Pintzoeder
Miss Fraker to Sing at Baker City Baptist Service
Miss Fraker, with accompanist BE Pruitt formerly of the city, will perform at a high class musical at the Baker City Baptist church tomorrow. An American Exchange Bank branch in Browne was robbed of 1000 dollars, with the safe blown open and debris blown into the street.
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Miss Fraker
Mines Matilene Praker
Baptist Church
Baker City
Woc
BE. Pruitt
American Exchange Bank
Browne
Atrot
Thanksgiving visitors visit Pendleton and area
Local notes list Mrs F. 8 Ivanhoe and Mr and Mrs O A Coffin of Walla Walla visiting in Pendleton for Thanksgiving. Several others arrive or leave for La Grande Walla Walla and Milton for holiday visits. Marshal Coffman recovering from grip, Dr Blakeslee and niece depart for Union, J H Alexander in Pendleton on official business, and Miss May Harris and Grace Kirkley among those traveling for family gatherings.
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Mra. F
Ivanhoe
la Grande
Charles L. Swain
Irrigan
J. Vincent
Donaldson Pharmacy
Cecil Wade
Walla Walla
W. Coffman
J. K. Blakeslee
Eilen Stafford
Union
J. H. Alexander
la Grande Land Office
Hotel St. George
May Harris
Pendleton
Grace Kirkley
EB. Kirkley
RB. B. Pitt
Southern Pacific
Roseburg
Pitts
Fifth Greatest Mine Gold Coin of Rye Valley
The Baker City Herald reports the Gold Coin mine near Durkee, twenty miles southeast of Baker City, ranks fifth among the great U S mines. A 75 foot ledge yields ore every foot and has shipped 800 tons at a profit. Owned by Pendleton capitalists, it is not a stock venture, with no owners seeking to sell.
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Rye Valley
Baker City
Pendleton
Durkee
United States
Pendleton Capitalists
Om Stock Company
Anle
Hin Holdinge
Nevidi
Dakota
Cripple Creek
Tonopah
Bhetoen
April Fools Rebel Traveled Man Sends Alarm Backfire
A Portland wholesale drug firm representative slept through mornings after a week of early trains. Last night he set his alarm for 4 a.m. to mock the household with a loud rattle. The traveler woke, turned over, and muttered April fool, revealing the prank backfired with harmless humor.
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Thin City
Portland
J Drug
Won Rader's Contest Declares Winners of Mattress Poem
M A Rader the furniture dealer sponsored a two month contest for B M C mattress ideas. C W Myers of the Morning Tribune and Hert Huffman of the East Oregonian selected winners from twenty four poems. Bert Strum won first prize of $6, P Saville second prize $3, and G W Hanna third prize $2. The prize poem will be tied in Rader's advertisement in the East Oregonian.
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M. A. Rader
Cc. W. Myers
Morning Tribune
Hert Huffman
East Oregonian
Rader
P. Saville
Prise
G. W. Hanna
Mr. Raider
Japanese Gambler Hunters in Pendleton Aim to End Gambling
On the trail of gambling trouble in Pendleton, Tom Shyashi leads efforts to bring Japanese culprits to justice. The dispute centers on a loss of 660 dollars tied to Ben Pukal and Tom Tomita. After a game run by Fukai was busted, Fukai disappeared, with suspicions he fled toward Portland. A photograph of the running game was handed to Marshal Coffman by Tom.
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Pendleton
Tom Shyashi
Ben Pukal
Tom Tomita
George Akaki
Fukai
Shynstt
Porthind
Marshal Coffman
Tom
Pendleton seeks Fukai lookout and return
Shynski requests authorities in Portland be asked to watch for Fukai. If found, Fukai will be returned to Pendleton for prosecution. The local Japanese community leader condemns gambling among countrymen, noting thousands of dollars won by Ben Fukai and Tomita from local Joess, stirring concern over such trade.
Howling Teams Organized for Brunswick Bowling Parlor
Two local bowling teams formed at Brunswick parlors draw interest for a soon planned tournament. Railroad team members include Jack Jackson Omar Stephens and Charles Hamilton with Wolfe. Carpenters N A Anderson John Reiger Jim Payne and Fred Chesshire also on the squads. Congress assembled in Washington as opening work begins with capital improvements noted and a Japanese loan oversubscribed.
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Brunswick
Jack Jackson
Wolfe
Tcket
Charles Hamilton
Omar Stephens
N. A. Anderson
John Reiger
Jim Payne
Fred Chesshire
The Cause of Sudden Deaths Promoted By Swamp Root
An advertisement describes a kidney disease causing heart failure and bladder trouble. It touts Dr Kilmer’s Swamp Root as a remedy for kidney, liver, and bladder issues, claiming quick relief and warning readers to request a free sample by mail. It cites Binghamton New York as the company base.
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Sai Kilmer
Dr. Kilmer & Co
Binghamton, N. V
Swain Root
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Louis Hunziker
Hagley
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Prop
Penilaton, Oregon
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Railroad Boys
Washington
House
Senate
Congress
Coost
W. W. Bradley
E. Court St
Cain
Frazier’s Book Store
Spalding's Athletic and Gymnastum Goods
Goodman-Thompson Hardware Co
Fishman & Peters
Family Rasce
Sherman County
Klondike Station
Oregon
H. E. Smith
the Dalles, Ore
Oregon Lumber Yard
Court
Kleton
Edison Phonograph
Edison
Agency For Oregonia
Moston
J. A. Owenhouse
Edisons
Victors
Columbias
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