Bond Bros and local notices in city briefings
City items advertise Bond Bros for fall suits and dry wood, Minnis for clothing and dry fuel, Neill and Dunbar at Star theater tonight, Alexander Department Store new tailor made suits, and a request to return a missing umbrella from the East Oregonian office dated Sept. 27 with the name engraved on the handle G. A. Robbins. Unfurnished rooms for rent offered at East Oregonian office.
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Neill
Dunbar
Star Theater
Minnis
Benjamin
Bond
East Oregonian
G. A. Robbins
Do You Need A Clock In The Harvest Field
An advertisement offers clocks for harvest field use from 0 to 3 cents, kitchen clocks from 2.5 to 6 dollars, and mantle clocks priced between 5 and 25 dollars.
Local rental listings and ads roundup
Bond Bros offers a furnished room for rent at 310 East Court and a 6 room dwelling with barn via F B Clapton & Co. A 12 room boarding house is listed, plus transfer services by Bransberg & Milne. Hats go 10 percent off at Campbell Millinery starting Monday. Dr. Cole resumes practice at Judd building. Alexander Dept Store advertises Indies new tailor made salts and ladies wear. Hiawatha hair tonic claims growth with $100 guarantee from Hiawatha Hall Tone Co. Tallman & Co. sell Royal Worcester Corset.
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East Court
F. B. Clapton & Co
Campbell Millinery
Bransberg & Milne
Alexander Department Store
Frank B. Clapton & Co
President May Change Mind On Third Term Run
Memphis Oct 6 A special says Roosevelt’s southern trip may alter his stance on a third term If induced to run it would be to break into the south as in Missouri in 1904 The sentiment toward him has shown a notable shift due to a recent demonstration in his favor
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Memphis
Roosevelt
South
Missouri
Heirs of Omaha Millionaire Challenge Creighton Will
Seven heirs of John A. Creighton seek a share of his estate claiming they were not remembered in the will. The estate, primarily devoted to educational and charitable purposes, faces division among the complainants under local probate law.
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John A. Creighton
Hawaiian party arrives in Portland for reception
Mrs Edith Tozler Weatherred announces that nine Hawaiian girls, winners of a Honolulu contest, will arrive in Portland on the 11 o clock local train to be welcomed by local girls with flowers. The Woman's club and the Commercial club will host receptions emphasizing Portland Ocean relations. Weatherred hopes Oregon entertains them well, aiming to surpass California’s warm welcome.
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Portland
Edith Tozler Weatherred
Pacific Coast
Honolulu
Hawaii
Journal
Woman's Club
Commercial Club
Walter McCormmach Opens New Auto Store in Town
Walter McCormmach, noted young farmer and brother of Council W. H. McCormmach, prepares to start an automobile business. He has rented a room next to Kyle Long's repair shop in the Ladow block, remodels underway, and a carload of Franklin cars has been purchased for immediate operation.
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Walter McCormmach
W. H. McCormmach
Kyle Long
Ladow
Franklin Autos
McCormmach
Webb Still Wanted
Telegraph traffic from the east intensifies as the search for murderer Webb continues with no responses at the sheriff's office. Sheriff Shutt remains on scene and expects results soon.
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Webb
Shutt
Moule Divorce Suit Filed by Augusta Moule
A divorce suit was started this forenoon by Mrs. Augusta Moule against Frank J. Moule. The complaint was filed by Judge James A. Fee, attorney for the plaintiff.
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Augusta Moule
Frank J. Moule
James A. Fee
John Glasrcock Moves From Meat Wagon to City Residence
John Glasrcock, formerly running a meat wagon on the reservation during the summer, has relocated to the city to reside.
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John Glasrcock
Battery Park Language School Visit Report
A French visitor in New York at Battery Park spoke with nine language speakers in a single day. The event gathered locals and visitors, showcasing linguistic variety in a public setting.
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Battery Park
New York
Notable Visitors List From Heppner City Today
Sheriff BE Shutt of Heppner and numerous locals including J K Smith from a nearby ranch and J K Bott of Helix visited the county seat. Roy Perringer of Adams, Ike McDermid, Robert Male of Pilot Rock, T L Metz near Coombs canyon, and other residents stopped in for business. several left for Portland, Weston, or Walla Walla on various errands.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
BE. M. Shutt
Heppner
J. K. Smith
J. K. Bott
Helix
Roy Perringer
Adams
Miss Maud Taylor
Portland
Ike McDermid
Robert Male
Pilot Rock
T. L. Metz
Coombs Canyon
W. W. Looney
St. George
Oliver P. Morton
Bingham Springs
W. H. Lytle
Elgin
Simmons
Portla
Douglas Betts
Pilot Rock County
Louis Scholl, Jr
Echo
Anna Markham
Walla Walla
Chinamen to China for Lunar New Year voyage
Eight or ten Walla Walla Chinamen plan to sail from Seattle on October 29 to reach China. They wish to be home for the New Year festivities beginning February 1, marking Emperor Kwong Sui's 34th year. Chinese New Year dates vary with the lunar month.
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Walla Walla
Important Measures to Halt White Slave Traffic
Secretary Strauss orders immediate action after a trip to the northwest. Thousands of women are believed to be imported annually from Japan France Austria and Italy for immoral purposes. A thorough inquiry will deport many of the women involved.
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Washington, Dct
Strauss
Northwest
Pacific
Japan
France
Austria
Italy
Reception to Taft and Party Arrives in Nagasaki
The steamer Minnesota carrying Secretary of War Taft and party reached Nagasaki early today. A reception was given and after a short stay the party proceeded to Manila.
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Taft
Nagagzaki
Minnesota
Manila
Liner Umbrian Beaten. Superstructure Torn
The liner Umbra is reported severely beaten near Liverpool with the upper deck torn away. The ship is overdue and there is considerable anxiety over its fate.
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Liverpool
Umbria i S
Belts buys in Pilot Rock for first brick building
Douglas Belts bought the John Sylvester corner at Main and Willow in Pilot Rock, two lots with frontage on Willow and the Knotts building. The corner store now occupied by Kirk and Turner, who recently bought Sylvester merchandise, marks Belts first Pilot Rock property investment. He also owns eight to ten sections nearby and plans a brick storefront to front Willow Street.
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Sheepman
Douglas Belts
John Sylvester
Main
Willow Streets
and & Traction
Kirk & Turner
Sylvester
Sava
Pilot Rock
Two Marriage Licenses Issued This Forenoon
Marriage licenses were issued this forenoon for Edward Walker and Miss Nellie Castle, and William N. Wright and Sarah D. Dunlap.
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Edward Walker
Nellie Castle
William N. Wright
Sarah D. Dunlap
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Suncom
Bond Bros
Express
Alexander Department
Louis Hunziker
Main St
Pendleton
Teutsch’s
Oregon
Teutsh’s Dep't
Benjamin Sult
West High Street
Royal Worcester
Peoples Warehouse
Hiawatha
Hiawatha Hall Tonle Co
Tallman & Co
Ise
Kochi
Koeppens
Court Street
Frank Saling
Weston
That City
Mrs. C. Wheeler
Joseph Cunha
Echo Country
F. Basle
St. Mary's Hospital
Moses Taylor
Weston Country
J. W. Robinson
China
Perfection
Standard OU Company
Alpha Psi Fraternity
Sigma Epsilon Omiceron
Westbrook Dickson
Sigma Epsilon Omicrom
Gertrude Jordan
Una Smith
Nona Johnson
Eunice Vogal
Elizabeth Sawtelle
Leroy Thorne
Holdman
Died Ruppe
Hazel Means
Lucile Rader
Gertrude Campbell
Edith Johnson
Vera Boothby
Edna Storie
Ivy Hill
Laura McKee
Hazel Rader
Alpha Psi
Cressy Sturels
Harold J. Warner
Arthur Means
Tracey Baker
Orle Jay
Brookie Dickson
Nathaniel Kimball
Lester Means
Glenn Storie
Herbert Ruppe
Lester Hamiley
Elmer Storie
Jas. Thompson
Herbert Thompson
Harvey McDi
Swaggart-Sharkey
Ethel Swaggart
F. B. Swaggart
Fred Sharkey
G. Menzies
Thompson Street
Teith’s Vlonqueror
Pendleton Cloak & Suit House
Just
Coats
Pendle
Cloak & Sin ‘Mouse
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