Local Notices and Commercial Snippets From City
A collection of brief advertisements and notices across harnesses hats shoes and household goods. Includes Rader Furniture and Carpets, Hamley’s harness and saddles, Mrs Campbell millinery, Teutsch’s department store, Pendleton Business College, and real estate offerings. Also cites new state banks growth and a Seattle shoemaker arriving to service high end repairs.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
A. C
Just Rite
Donaldson's
Hamley's
Pendleton
Torough
East Court Street
Mira
J. A. Borie
Hiinin
Douging
Gloria
Roosevelt
Haston
Denver
Fast Webb Street
Jackson Street
Greesmwald & Headstrom
Teutach's
Furnellings
Haberdashery
Boston
Luke
East Oregonian
Wesley Cuthridge Indicted For Plea Guilty In Local Fine
La Grande Observer reports Wesley Cuthridge faced an indictment after allegedly trying to falsify age to induce another to elope. He pled guilty and was fined 25 dollars in the proceeding.
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Wesley Cuthridge
la Grande Observer
Notable Visitors and Residents Gather in City
D C Brownell of Umatilla is in the city on business and trading. Attorney WIL ML Peterson of Athol is here on professional matters. Mrs HL J Bean and Judge Dunloe depart for Lewiston Clark fair. Louis Greenawald heads to Portland for K of P. Carr of Adams visits on sad news. J.T. Hinkle ill with malaria, absent from office. BK. B. Aldrich travels to Portland for Pythian grand lodge. FH Henneman attends Lewis and Clark fair in Portland. Dan P. Smythe leaves for K of P meeting. A Smith, Spokesman-Review correspondent, came from Wallula. Joe H. Parkes in Spokane on business. Spokane fair opens. Dr. Gall & Newton of Arlington visit. F A Liver valley with U. of G med staff. Mrs I Th Blahop and Mrs Bertha Guernsey head to Portland for Lewis and Clark closing. Mayor Matlock awaits W H Bubb’s Portland arrival. Victor M. Houston of Smith-Premier in Boise on eastern Oregon tour. Major Lee Moorhouse leaves for Portland for state committee. Rep WD Chamberlain of Athens travels to Portland. absent for a week. Father Desmaring again at hospital for medical care. condition stable.
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D. C. Brownell
Umatilla
Wil ML. Peterson
Atholli
Profenalonlia Dunleoe
HL J
Bean
Lew ‘and Clark
Louis Greenawald
Portland
K. of P
Carr
Adame
Pairt
A. Smith
Spokesman-Review
Walle Wola
Joe H. Parkes
Spokane
U. of G
Medigal College
Guernsey
W. F. Matlock
W. H. Bubb
City
Victor M. Houston
Smith-Premier Typewriter Company
Boise City
Oregon
Sure Thing Man Convicted at Full Grounds
John O Brien of Boise was found guilty on the charge of conducting a "sure thing" game at the fair grounds by Marshal Eaton. He faces a $250 fine or six months in Lewiston’s county jail and will be taken to Lewiston Monday after failing to pay.
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John O Brien
Boise
Marshal Eaton
Lewiston
O'Brien
Julp
Fis
Obelen
Charlee Lewie
Orofino
Nex Perce Herald
Population of Nex Perce county schools rises to 7210
The Lewiston Tribune reports Nex Perce county now lists 7210 school age persons, up 1159 from 1904. Most gains come from the recently annexed Showhone section, with Lewiston district up 273 over last year. Superintendent McCoy will finalize district returns as figures settle.
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Nex Perce
Lewiston
Misa McCoy
Conme
Lewision Tribune
Voss To Around Th ie Safe to mety there are nt dean
Two boys faced a recorder after a disruptive incident in the city. They were fined ten dollars each, following a prior fire warning and police involvement. The wording of the report is garbled, but the core event centers on a punishment issued by Recorder Pillion.
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Miele
Deliv Fine
Chinese restaurant dispute yields legal actions
Deputy Sheriff Stow reports Lim Yop, known as the Vienna Gate figure, was wounded by Charles Wing after a confrontation in Sumpter. Lim, shot Wednesday night, is recovering after bullet removal. Wing Wee posted $250 bond for the upcoming term, with Bremboff the butcher and Bergen the merchant also on bond.
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Stow
Fumypter
Lim
Yop
Vienna Gate
Sumpter
Charles Wing
Wing Wee
Bremboff
Bergen
Io Bonds
Dinster City
Grant County Sheep Healthy Says Inspector Reports No Scab
Grant County sheep herds show no scab according to stock inspector Robert Hall who noted no signs in the flocks he has seen and planned a second inspection tour soon, as reported by Lowe Creek Ranger.
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Grant County
Ftock
Robert Hall
Lowe Creek
Mistaken for Deer and Shot in Timber Canyon
A 17 year old boy, Albert Hucker, was shot through the chest during a deer hunt near Timber Canyon. The gunmisfire was accidental. Hucker was brought to Baker City for treatment and is not expected to recover. The shooter, a companion, mistook movement in underbrush for a deer and fired. The incident occurred last night and details were filed by Dr. May of the city.
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Dr. May
Durkee
Albert Hucker
Timber Canyon
Hucker
Hacker
Baker City
Baker City Herald
Notice to Club Women Study Group Meeting
Members of the Thursday Afternoon club will meet at Mrs. Linn H. Sturgis home on Thursday October 12 at 3 30 to study Shakespeare under the club president s guidance. Ms J A Fee Mes Lina H Sturgis secretary
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Lina HL Sturgis
Henry J. Bean
Bean
John McCourt
Linn HH. Sturgia
J. A. Fee
Lina H. Sturgis
License Revoked for James Stanfordy in Liquor Sales Case
La Grande Observer reports that James Stanfordy pleaded guilty to two counts of selling liquor to minors, earned $100 fines on each charge, and had his license revoked. The indictment led to a confirmed license suspension.
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James Stanfordy
la Grande Observer
Cashing Checks and Drafts Service Notice
The First National Bank of Pendleton Oregon offers free presentment of checks drawn on other banks. They will cash drafts on any U S or Canadian city and handle home drafts worldwide. The notice promises no charge for presentment services.
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D.ec
United States
Canada
First National Bank
Pendleton
Oregon
Debtors Urged to Settle at Local Saloons
Notice asks individuals owing money to Red Front saloon to call and settle at once at the Columbia saloon in TEX LANGIVER's area. It addresses all who know themselves to be indebted and seeks prompt payment.
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Red Front
Columbia
Kiys Cream Kalm for Nasal Catare Relief
Note recommends Kiys Cream Kalm for nasal catarrh hay fever or cold in the head. Claims purifying soothing action on nasal membranes and to cure the disease not merely provide relief. Denies cocaine mercury substitutes and urges buying Ely Bros cream at 50 cents mailed from New York.
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Ely
Ely Broa
Warren Street
New York
Burglar Attacked Omaha Woman as Home Invasion Escalated
Mrs. Ella Hale confronted a burglar during a home invasion in Omaha. A chaotic struggle followed until she seized a pistol and wounded the intruder who fled, leaving a blood trail.
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Ella Hale
Omaha
Also Mentioned on This Page
Teutsch’s Department Store
A. C Mader
Hamsey
Rader
Johnson Street
Chatham
A. Kunkel & Co
Calivat A. Kunkel & Co
Alfmira Hay
Telephone Stables
W. F. Cook
Bowton
Mra Campbell's
Headmtron & Greenawald
Tetutsch’s Department
George
Water Street
M. M
Alta
Greenawald & Headstrom
Teutsch's
Kent
College Street
Pendleton Business College
Tommy Atkins
Rose Campbell
E. Turner
Henning‘ Clgar
Main Street
Oftion Chitman Cigar
Dil Malin
Mack
Garfield and
Washington Street
Howard & Swingle
Irvington
Brooklyn
Tula
State Bank Columination
C. 8
Loveland
Bola
the Hollinger
Ite Cetmaining
Tate
Hationad
Tewle- Loy
New Shoemaker
Speniar
Seattle
Boston Star
Louis Hunziker
J4ewelr and Optician
Deniors
Pam No Jonger
Pam
P. Beck
Minor
Koeppens
Popular Price Drug Store
Lee Moorhouse
Republican Central
Umatilla County
WD. Chamberlain
Athens
Desmaring
Dalles Chronicle
Voss
Chhichmain
Pendleton’s Famous Store
St. Francis Gete
St. Francis Academy
Thin City
Aademy
Hoxton
Pinker City Herald
George Irvin
Aaron Barker
Waltz
Wingville
Officer Boyd
Boyd
Crabbl Hotel
Barker
Wos
Irvin
Baker
Heather
Sumpter Valley
Haker City
TEX Langiver
Sporting and Athletic Goods
Spalding
Frazier’s Book Store
Nerte
Athena
Gove Ranch
Birch Creek
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