Local Trade Ads and Notices Run in Pendleton Market
A dense list of city advertisements offers groceries at Ingrams and Pendleton stores, fresh produce, dry wood, fruit, and household goods. Mentions Oregon Lumber Yard, Stansberry & Milne, and Goodman Hardware. Also notes Fraternal Brotherhood memberships, job applicants, lost items, and a sale on farm lands near Lakeview with payments and contact details.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Columbia
Grahan
Wonder
Oregon Lumber Yard
Ingrama
Cascade
Thomson
Echo
Oregon
Fraternal Brotherhood
Cole
Judd
Initiala Hk
Simend
Joo Ohack
De Caprio Announces Sunday Night Concert
De Caprio presents a Sunday evening concert in the pavilion with a full program including Overture Zampa Rossini cornet solo Eton, Andante from Symphony No. 5 Beethoven, selections from La Bohème and Cavalleria Rusticana, and Wagner Tannhäuser. Aimed for a distraction-free performance by the De Caprio band under director A. De Caprio.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
J. To Mahoney
Willow Street
de Caprio
Oregon
Lakeview
Pendleton Investment Company
American National Bank
Eton
Rossini
Rosebrook
Mirerere
Ti Travatore
Organ Offertory
Seaee Battlate Clarionet
Sole UN Ballo
Peerihiey
Arenes
Meral Grand Selection
Cavalleria Rusti- Cana Cesees
Eee Nceevece
Mascagni
March Tannauser
Wagner A
Amusements listing at the Orpheum venue
The Orpheum presents The Light in the Window and In Conventions of Taking Moving Pictures plus The Hindu Ring and the frustrated song We Have No One to Care for Us. Pastime screens Richard the Third Miss Toney's Suitor The Two Models and the song Two Blue Eyes.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Richard the
Miss Toney
Notable Titles in a 19th Century Theater Listing
A fragmented list of early theater pieces includes Wayward Daghter The Bully Cowboy's a Wife Music Hathit Charms and the song Dreamin Appearing as readable items, the line hints at a program or advertisement for performances and musical works in a period publication.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Wayward Daghter
Hayes Wins World Marathon Inspires Old Dime Feature
The program at the Old Dime now showcases the great Marathon race. It recalls how American Hayes recently won the world's greatest marathon in London. The pictures illustrate the grueling contest and have drawn much attention.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Hayes
London
Weston Normal Students Publish Live Paper
Weston Normal school students plan to publish a live paper for the year. Clarence Zeria serves as editor in chief with assistants Miss Kel ley Lillian Holman Lela Cummins Karl Storm Fred Huffman Chester Romig Agnes Bullfiieh and Dencle Stlee aiding as assistant business manager, under T Gallo way as business manager.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Normal Wireless
Weston Normal School
T. Galloway
Galloway
Pas
Clarence Zeria
Whireless
Miss Kelley
Lillian Holman
Lela Cummins
Karl Storm
Fred Huffman
Chester Romig
Agnes Bullfiieh
Dencle Stlee
Pioneer Lioumtton family reunion gathers in Weston
A district fill crowd welcomed Josiah Lioumtton and his wife as ten children, all well known, united for a reunion. Attendees from Weaton Adams Athena Portland Spokane Prescott posed for a large family photograph and shared stories of their pioneer heritage.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Josiah Lioumtton
Weston
Knes
Tanenrs
Photografh
Tirken
Ransome Leuallen
Weaton
J.T. Liewalion
Adams
G. W. Lieuallen
Athena
M. McArthur
Port
Copeland Divorce Granted in Circuit Court
Circuit Judge Bean granted a decree of divorce to Ben F. Copeland from Helen Copeland this morning. Peter West served as attorney for the plaintiff.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Cireuit
Bean
Ben F. Copeland
Helen
District fair attracts wide range of visitors at Pendleton
Charles Smith, wheat grower, attends the Pendleton district fair today along with Lee and Mona Irvin of Hermiston. Peter Nelson of Wallula and D. Bantater of Athena visit. John McNurren, a Umatilla rancher, and Col. H. G. Newport of Hermiston attend. Various local residents from Hermiston, Umatilla, Weston, and nearby towns are listed among spectators and participants.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Charles Smith
Lee
Mona Irvin
Herminton
Peter Nelson
Wallulo
D. 8
Bantater
Athena
John McNurren
Umatilla
Bill Switgtee
Ed Burg
Ft. N
Stanfield
Echa
Witnens
William McDuff
Weston
McNaught
Hermiston
BR. C. French
French
Weston Normal School
A. C. Crane
George Ness
Holdman
Cold Springs
Jack McLaughlin
Portland
Omer Stephens
Umatila
W. RR. Stewart
Pendleton
EH. M. Straw
Straw
Inland Empire Lumber Company
D. M. Taylor
Fred Waffle
Ward
The
Zone Proclaimer
Morrow County
Peter O'Sullivan
Grand Jury
la Grande Observer
Wireless Telephony Demonstrations Show Wireless Talk
Demonstrations of the Collins wire free telephone system are presented in rooms on the second floor of the Association block. The apparatus allows communication between rooms by plane without intervening wires. Fred Shogmaker and James O'Conor represent the company here with O Conor acting as demonstrator.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Fred Shogmaker
James O'Connor
Souvenir Cigars Given At City Pavilion Booths
Souvenir cigars are being distributed to booth keepers in the pavilion. James A. Devlin, the local cigar manufacturer, offers two small cigars tied with a ribbon as keepsakes. The gifts are unique and highly appreciated by recipients.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
James A. Devlin
Wind and fire cause massive damage in Aragona city
Oct 3 in Aragona a gale caused hundreds of thousands in damages. A disastrous fire razed six buildings in the business district after an explosion shattered the ruins of the Rabbit store. Crops were ruined and communications crippled as telegraph wires fell.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Willams, Aris
Aragona
Aimong
Rabbit General Merchandise Atere
Declared Unfriendly To Labor In Indiana Race
The state federation of labor of Indiana adopts a resolution finding James B. Watson, Republican candidate for governor, unfriendly to labor.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
State Federation of Labor of
Iniana
James B. Watson
First National Bank Itle Encourages Public Banking Confidence
The bank presents its financial statement with emphasis on careful, conservative management and invites new accounts. It lists United States bonds and other assets, loans and discounts totaling 906,300.88, overdrafts 34,690.17, deposits 1,874,996.93, and a 7,000,000 form redemption fund. G M Rice, cashier, swears the statement is true to the best of his knowledge.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
jDeposite
A S Teeee
I. G. M. Rice
G. M. Rice
Also Mentioned on This Page
Bir
Gatorg Company
Milwauka
Friend Bros
F. E. Livengood & Co. Teutsch’s Old Stand
Fine Haviland
Ingrams
la Montaine
Olympia
Hohbach’s
Minnis
Fedelle
Ingram
Stansberry & Milne
Swift
Ingrame
Haviland
W. St. Graham
Goodman Hardware
Omine
Main St
Bethoven
Taicla
Dommetti Grand Selection
la Bohema
Orpheum
Weston Normal
Copeland
Doctora
H. G. Newport
E. P. Dodd
Eugene Tausick
Walla Walla
T. D. Matthews
Buttercreek Ranch
Avi Thompson
Republican
Bert Henrikson
Connell, Ward
Heer
W. G. Lave
Andrew Allen
Joe Allen
Haskell
Kansas
A. Edmisten
Devlin Cigar
St. Paul
Nebraska
Pendleton Gloak & Suit House
First National Bank
Pendleton, Oregon
United States Bonds
Cee
C. K. Cranston
Suripus
Clark’s Grocery
Java
Arabia
Kobppens
East Oregonian
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