Cleaver Bros Dry Goods Co. Adverts and Local Notices
A collage of ads lists Cleaver Brothers Dry Goods Co offerings and sales including shirts, school items, wall paper, and handkerchiefs. Also notes about a 6 room house for sale, millinery, stables services, and local theater promotion. Various notices mention groceries, equipment, repairs, and small business inquiries along with a free Kemp's Balsam trial offer.
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A. Howard
Cleaver Bros. Dry Goods
Campbella
Cleaver Brothers Dry Goods 'Co
Cleaver Brothers Dry Goods Co
Dupot Stables
Elvin Craig
Pepe
Bordera
Sharp
Rt Atreet
Cleaver Brothers Dry Gioods Co
Eale
E. T. Wade
Gio
Weilhendaye
Alexander
Local Items From Pendleton In Brief Dated News
First clare carriage painter with a guarantee Neagle Brow and job prospects at the Savings bank telegraph office. Real estate agent T Wade sold the Ir W G Cole property on lower Webb street to Antone Wey. Locomotive No 405 made its first trip pulling a heavy passenger train up Meacham grade. Hay farmer L Larone notes a good harvest and hay sells for 10 dollars a ton delivered in Pendleton. Alfred Carden files for divorce from Carrie Carden, marriage in Pendleton in June 188, Desertion alleged in 1804 proceedings.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Neagle Brow
Savings Bank
KB. T. Wade
Ir. W. G. Cole
Lower Webb Street
Antone Wey
Pendleton
Meacham
L. Larone
Henry
Alfred
Carden
Carrie Carden
Pendleton City Registration Deadline Warns Voters
Only 300 of 900 legal voters registered and tomorrow October 2 is the last day to register for the city election. Poll tax of 2 may affect roads tax to the county, and payment at polling places is required if no receipt exists. Mayor Vincent and the council vow to enforce the tax and pursue any test case to the Supreme Court.
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Pendleton
Vincent
S Upreme
Piano stock sale promoted by Johnston and Ridgway
Mesere Johnston and Ridgway display high grade pianos in the Judd block. They offer part of a $20,000 Steinway stock formerly handled by EB. Johnston of Portland. Due to litigation the pianos must be sold within 3 days by court order. Prices are reduced to meet the court driven deadline. Johnston and Ridgway invite readers to see their advertisement in another column.
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Mesere
Johnston
Ridgway
Judd
Steinwava
Portland
The
East Oregonian
New 00 Class Engines Join Pendleton Passenger Runs
The K N company is introducing its new 00 class engines. Two passed through Pendleton on passenger trains No 1 and No 2, and one powered a freight last night. The engines are massive with great capacity and will haul much larger trains than older engines. Preparations included strengthening bridges and trestles along the Oregon and Washington line.
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K. & N. Company
Pendleton
Oregon
Washington
Family reunion at William Stine residence in Walla Walla
A reunion gathered yesterday at 24 Birch Street as T. Stine of San Francisco Ir. F. M. Stine of Seattle Mrs. O. E. K. Roosevelt of Pendleton W. H. Stine Jr Mrs H. B. Kroyster Mrs H. C. Gregg and J. G. Stine returned home after growing up abroad. The group visited a photographer and posed for a family portrait.
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William Stine
Birch Street
Walla Walla
Eastern Oregon Papers Split on Nomination Fight
The Albany Democrat misstates eastern Oregon views on the du stephen A. Lowell and W. J. Furniah bid for the Republican nomination. One paper backs one candidate, while most Oregon papers express neutrality and little desire for either man to win.
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Oregon
Albany Democrat
Stephen A. Lowell
W. J. Furniah
Fy Enor
Dada Obrontel
Cartero Oregon
Caseys to be examined today before Justice Fite Gerald
Mrs. Casey appeared for an examination time stated and acknowledged satisfaction, after which the judge discharged the case as Mr. Casey paid costs. Mrs. Way plans to seek a divorce on grounds of abuse and cruel treatment.
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Blare Casey
Fite Gerald
Mra. Casey
Casey
Way
Milon man charged with concealed weapon in Jalil case
Fifteen Days in Jalil report states Al Koefer from Milton was charged with carrying a concealed weapon. He appeared before Justice Fite Gerald this afternoon and received 14 days in the county jail. Koefer questioned why not tried in Milton as his career will be investigated over the next 15 days.
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al Koefer
Milton
Fite Gerald
Koefer
Oregon Railway to Portland Tickets on Sale
On Wednesday October 2 the O R N Co will sell tickets from Pendleton to Portland and return. Tickets valid through October 8.
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Portland
Pendleton
Shiny Shoes Offer Latest Styles and Designs
Advertises patent calf patent kid and enamel shoes chosen from the best lines. Promises fashionable designs that fit well and wear reliably, highlighting up to date features and lasting quality.
Monthly livestock fairs to open across Oregon Pendleton leads
Industrial agent Colonel Judson and the Pendleton Commercial Club plan monthly livestock fairs in Pendleton starting next month with three fairs per month on the first Tuesday. The program aims to link buyers and sellers directly, enabling on ground stock sales and quicker transactions, with expansions planned to La Grande Baker City Spokane division and other suitable towns along the O R N Co line.
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Telegram
Oregon Agriculturist
R. C. Judson
Southern Pacific
Middle States
Pacific Northwest
Pendleton
Commercial Club of
Northweat
Judson
Commercial Club
Commercial Club Af
Jodson
Pendleton Town News Briefs Highlight Visiting Figures
Private mentions detail visits by John D Casey, M F Kelley, H M Williamson, W Reinhart and others to Pendleton. Rev J M Cornelion and bride depart for Kansas City. Otto Woettcher returns from Chicago with D P Plark. Local business, wheat reports, and preparations for fairs noted.
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John D. Casey
Hilgard
Winnie Privet
Walla Walla
el Switsier
Portland
Kt. Jones
Keho
Golden Rule
I. KB. Ferguson
Portlawd
Salem
G. W. Proebster, Jr
Woaton
Chicago
D. P. Plark
George, Adam & Burke Co
J. M. Cornelion
Kansas City
Mr. Cornelinon
Kentucky
Pendleton
H. M. Williamson
Oregon Agriculturial Apathe
Ura
Williamson
First National Bank
Ralph Wade
la Couch
Wallowa News
Lome
Pealee
Saloons Open Sunday in Walla Walla Quietly Defy Law
The Union reports several Walla Walla saloons operated Sunday in defiance of state law prohibiting Sunday liquor sales. They drew good business, yet no arrests were made, marking a rare period of saloon tolerance since July. It remains unclear if arrests will follow.
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Walla Walla
Union
County Attorney Oscar Cain Eyes Leniency on Sunday Violation Arrests
In remarks during a tense moment Cain indicates uncertainty about arrests for Sunday closing law violations. He cites pressure from anti saloon groups rather than saloon interests and notes pending enforcement if the city ordinance closes saloons on Sundays.
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Oscar Cain
Cain
Wade Boy Reports Assault by Father With Sugar Bowl
Virgil Wade, 17, of McKay creek, accuses his father Henry Wade of striking him with a sugar bowl after a dispute over a stick of wood. The incident began when Virgil defended his sister during a Sunday play scene and a teacup and sugar bowl were used as missiles. Virgil sustained a severe head injury and notified District Attorney Hailey this afternoon.
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Virgil Wade
Henry Wade
McKay Creek
Wade
Mr. Wade
Flo
Virgil
Hailey
Dawes Opens Campaign to Challenge Senator Mason in Illinois
In Chicago on October 1, former Comptroller CharIie G. Dawes launched his senatorial bid by opening campaign headquarters. Dawes pledges a vigorous fight to unseat Mason, who remains alert and active and does not take the challenge seriously.
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Chicago
Mason
Charlier G. Dawes
Dawes
Congress
Robbers Capture About $1400 in Saloon Heist
A recent saloon raid saw thieves take around 1400 dollars. An advertisement promises a 3 cent premium ticket with every 25 cent purchase of teas coffees spices and extracts redeemable in china dishes. The offer urges customers to redeem themselves by trying the coffee.
Charles Michael church consecration in Loretto setup
The Catholic church in Loretto hosts the consecration of the magnificent new altar and church wing in memory of Charles Michael. Father Gulietein, Bishop Altoona, will officiate with ceremonies continuing tonight and tomorrow as Mr. Bubwal delivers an address.
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Schwab
Loretto
Clerey
Charles Michael
Gul Itein
Altoona
Bubwal
New Second Class Mail Rules Take Effect
Washington Qet 1 The order of Third Assistant Postmaster General Madden relating to second class mail went into effect today. As a result of the new ruling hundreds of mail order and other publications are denied the privileges of second class rules.
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Washington
Qet
Madden
Winter Shoes Promise Durable Wet Weather Wear
The advertisement touts winter shoes tested in wet weather, claiming they resist swelling and loss of shape. It emphasizes careful tanning and thorough stretching to preserve form, stylish design, comfort, long wear, and low cost guarantees. It also claims perfect fit for all foot types as a key strength.
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Cleaver Bros
Crevitias
Hawley Hros
Music Hall
LaDon
C. B. Wade
Carnote
RK. Martin
Hawley Bros
Honolulu
Frasier
W. R. Withee
Domentic
Davia
Hutchingon
Cora Miller
Dan Kemler
Eh. Martin
Tallman & Co
Academy
Umatilla County
Hig Sale
Stine
Neunton
Jalil
Pendleton Shoe Co
Main Street
Pendleton, Ore
Illinois
Owl Tea House
Mother's Pride
Jackson
Notary and Corporation
East Oregonian Pub.do
Dea
Huston & Carney, Prop's
Pilot
Nye
Ridge
Alba
Ukiah
Drag Atore
Pendleton, Or
ST. Joe Store
St. Joe
Corner Court
Cottonwood
Lyons Mercantiled
Uncle Sam
Cone Main and
Webb Streets
Pagdleton
Sam
M. A. Rader
Main
Cuttlery
Imaguer
Deel
Londieton
Columbia LodGiNg House
Alta & Webb Bts
F. X. Schempp, Prop
I. L. Ray & Co
Huy and
Eel
of York
Kago Stock Exchange Cones Board of Trade
Court Street
C. F. Colesworthy
East Alta Street
Pendleton, Ores
T Cc. Bowers
Golden Rule Hotel
Steinway, Kimball, Chickering
Emerson and Estey
Johnson
Judd Block
Court Streets
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