City Briefities Furnished rooms and rentals in Pendleton
Miscellaneous rental notices and ads from Pendleton listings. Furnished rooms at 602 Water Street and 902 Lagan Street, unfurnished suites at 1602 East Court, 421 Garfield Street, and 20 South Thompson Street. Department stores and millinery promotions featured, including Alexander's Department Store, Baker & Folsom, and Walk Over Flor. Also notices for insurance rates, photography services, and lodging for delegates to the Congregational State association.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Water &T
Hueiness College
Oxtermoor Mattresses
Baker & Folsom
Alexander's
Alexanders Department Store
East Court Street
Povoltice
Mira
Cornhell
C. C. Sharp Paint Shop
Pricot
J. Murphy
Fashion Permanent
Atwood
Sime
Juel
Graham Furniture Co
Congregational State Association
Pendleton
Mra
Lowell
Johnson Street
Raisti et Soap and Mineral Cure Claims Reevaluated
A historical notice describes Raisti et Soap and a mineral remedy claimed to cure skin and dental issues. It alleges no chemicals or dirt, praises antiseptic and cleansing powers, and promotes Preston Manufacturing’s product for sale by a local retailer, with testimonials from physicians and patients.
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Alout
Pendleton
Hote Jirte Citi
Hamlerson
Preston Manufacturing Company
Malhier, Orv
Graft trial wraps Bartlett and Gardinier in La Grande
Coonciinen EW Bartlett and Steve Gardinier of La Grande face circuit court this week on graft charges for allegedly taking 125 dollars each from local saloons to permit gambling. City Marshal Louis Rayburn testified and was assaulted by Gardinier during a prior council meeting amid the graft allegations. Bartlett, a former La Grande land office regulator, and Gardinier, a former O R & N brakeman, are both seen as guilty by locals despite no verdict yet.
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Coonciinen
Bartlett
Steve Gaordinier
la Grande
Gardinier
Louis Rayburn
Bbrtlett
Rayburn
R. W. Davis
Union
Gardinfer
Death of James Brown In the asylum at Salem
Word has been received here of the death of James Brown in the asylum at Salem. He was well known here as a former deputy material. He was taken to the asylum over a year ago. Mrs. Fletcher is dangerously ill. Mrs. W. D. Pletcher is reported to be dangerously ill at St. Anthony's hospital. Under contract with the Mexican government the mint at San Francisco will coin 200,000 Mexican half dollars immediately.
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James Brown
Salem
Fletcher
W. D. Pletcher
St. Anthony's Hospital
San Francisco
Personal visits and city notes in regional visitors
A stream of personal mentions notes residents and visitors in The Dalles area. J W Sturdivant of Ukiah, Mra Joe Halstead of Echo, F E Van Dusen, Bevale McBride, J S Flett, T K Beard, and others are listed as in town or traveling between Echo, Athena, Spokane, Portland, and Walla Walla. Conductor Norris and Menzies are noted with recent surgeries and health updates. Reverend and academic delegates depart for Newport for church synods.
Oregon Children’s Home Society to Relocate to Portland
The Oregon and IWeho Children’s Home Society will move its headquarters from this city to Portland soon. The home has operated here for months under Superintendent Mise Seadore Dowden with clerk Mie Caorrle Ryerle. both officials will depart for Portland within days.
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The
Oregon and Iweho Children’s Home Society
Portland
Mise Seadore Dowden
Mie Caorrle Ryerle
Ladier
Bryan to Speak in Walla Walla Campaign Effort
The Democratic county central committee of Walla Walla plans to secure William Jennings Bryan for a state campaign address in Washington this fall. The group began correspondence with Bryan following a meeting held last night.
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Bryan
Wallan Walla
Democratic County Central Committee
Auctioneer Hoeth to Conduct Ice Sales for Multiple Sellers
Public sales announced with Col. William Yohnka as auctioneer for Reuben French at Freewater on October 13, for Charles Geles six miles northeast of this city on October 24, and for William Leonard at Ritzville, Washington on October 16.
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Hoeth
William Yohnka
Reuben French
Freewater
Charles Geles
William Leonard
Ritzville
Wash
Marriage License Granted to McBean and Frazier
A marriage license has been granted to Charles D. McBean and Amelia Frazier, both residents of this county.
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Charles D. McBean
Amelia Frazier
Five Million Salmon Report From State Hatcheries
Oct. 10 Salem reporters note state fish hatcheries have abundant Chinook salmon. McKendrick River hatchery reports 6,658,000 Chinook eggs with potential for 0.5 million more. Ontario Snake River hatchery season not yet begun. Receipts total $2,164.51 from fines 2,069 licenses 4,489.09 expenses 7,489.09 arrests 10. 5 convictions 2 acquittals 3 pending.
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Pete T . Salem
Secon
van Dusen
Secretary of State
McKengle River
Ontario
Snake River
Board of
Flsh Lommissioners
Attacked by Cinnamon Bear at Riverside Park
Charles Hanson, a park keeper, was badly mauled by a large cinnamon bear in Riverside Park while cleaning a cage at Boise Zoo. His wife and children aided, helping to retreat visitors as the bear tore flesh from his left arm and scalp, until a club and a steward’s gun ended the attack. The bear, about 600 pounds, had once been a pet but grew aggressive after repeated torment by youths.
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Charles Hanson
J. Alphonsus Hospital
Riverside Park
Boise Statesman
Mr. Hanson
Hur
Brain
Mr. Hansen
Mr. Sewell
Juvenile Bostonians Entertain Fraiser Theater Crowd
The Juvenile Bostonians performed at the Fraser Theater before a modest but appreciative crowd. The troupe resembled last year’s Williams Juvenile Opera company, with Babe Mason as star and solid singing and acting throughout. The show fell short of last year’s Wilame company. Robert Hutchison, aged years, died at The Dalles from tetanus after a severe toothache.
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Wil‘ome
Fraser Weater
Williams Juvenile Opera Company
Babe Mason
Wilame Company
Robert Hutchison
Dalles
Prove It Any Time Evidence From Pendleton Case
H M Delaporte of Pendleton Oregon testifies that Doan’s Kidney Pills relieved his back and kidney trouble after a severe shoulder injury. He bought a box at Pendleton Drug Co and says his condition improved rapidly after use. Doan’s is sold nationwide by Foster Milburn Co Buffalo NY. remember the name.
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H. M. Delaporte
Alta House
Pendleton
Ore
Tom
Pendleton Drug Co
Foster-Milburn Co
Buffalo
New York
United States
Doan
Walters Flouring Mills Capacity Record
Walters' flouring mill capacity is listed at 150 barrels per day with flour exchanged for wheat. The mill keeps flour, mill feed, chopped feed, and related products on hand.
Local Paint Supplier Promises Largest Line in County
A Umatilla County paint shop proclaims the largest and most complete selection of paints oils glass and wallpaper. It highlights well known grades and materials available locally.
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Umatilla County
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Teutsch
Teutsch’s
Louis Hunziker
Main Street
Raistiet Soap
Cooneiinen Abriett and
Telal
Sta & Cents
Koeppens
Echo
J. S. Flett
Buttercreek
F. E. van Dusen
Condon
Buninesn
Mien Bevale McBride
Athena
Visst
F. F. Waffle
Ed Tinkham
Union County
Seattle
J. ¢. Lonergan
Frey Br
W. L. van Nups
Hieakney
J. M. Cornelison
Robinson Minthorn
Newport
Orecon Synod
Presbyterian Church
AH. B. Knieht
Gordon Menzies
Walla Walla
Dave Neo
Children’s Home Pinding Society
New Coats
Valenciennes
Cinnamon Bear
Boise Park
Aead
Walters’ Flouring Mills
Shirwin Williams, Heath & Milligan Phoenix
E. J. Murphy
Hollon Parker Company
Mame
David B. Taff
Kansas Avenue
Topera
Kansas
Jack Brown
West Webb St
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