City Brevities Furnished Rooms and Rentals Listing
Public stenographer at Furless college and various rental notices appear throughout City Brevities. Unfurnished and furnished rooms for rent listed at multiple addresses including 1002 East Court Street 302 Logan Street and 124 South Thomperon Street plus housekeeping rooms and room for a quiet gentleman near Hotel Pendleton. Individual notices for millinery services and a dressmaking parlor at Association block. Also ads for furniture and paint stock purchase with unchanged prices and employment openings seeking competent salesmen.
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Water St
Furless College
Hullt
Outermoor Mattrenees
Baker & Folsom
East Court Street
Mra
Campbell’s Millinery
Arindow
Nive
Logan Street
Campbell’s
Hotel Pendleton
P. O. Box
Thompson
Association Block
Mire
A. DT
Noble Box
South Thomperon Street
C. C. Sharp
E. J. Murphy
Atwood Ridge
Chicago
Oregon Bay
Parsifal at the Fraser theater draws grand stage spectacle
The Fraser theater will present Parsifal on Thursday October 35 featuring a lavish production with grand scenery costuming and an esteemed cast. The management promises no concessions to enhance the opera’s inherent beauty and a strict seating rule with a trumpeted Last Supper motif cue.
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Warners
Phy
Ite
Patreath
Parsifal
Frazer Theater
Cornerstone date set for Idaho cathedral dedication
Bishop Glorieus fixed the cornerstone laying for the new Idaho cathedral on Sunday November 11. Archbishop Christie will attend and several bishops from Oregon Utah Wyoming Montana Washington British Columbia are expected. The ceremony promises to be the largest church event in Idaho history. The cathedral cost exceeds $100 900 and will be the region’s finest church edifice in the Southwest.
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Glorieus
Christie
O'Reilly
Baker City
Scanlan
Salt Lake
Kane
Wyoming
Carrol
Montana
O'Dea
Washington
Orth
British Columbia
Idaho
Bolse Capital News
Death of Infant Girl Oudry Donan at Home
A 16 month old infant girl, Oudry Donan, died at her home on Little Mc Kay yesterday. The funeral is planned for tomorrow at Pilot Rock.
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Oudry Donan
Little McKay
Pilot Rock
Personal mentions travel and local visits fill Baker City day
City residents and visitors are noted in a running list of calls and movements. Among those seen in Baker City today are Mr and Mrs Mietallen from Aruna, Colonel Newport, J W Soyer the Walla Walla tailor, W A Johnson from Pendleton, Mr and Mrs William Scott from Helio, and Will Moore visiting Echo on Pacific Coast Elevator wires. William Feeles, president of the Road Hiter railway, traveled toward Hood River after a visit in Ogden. I N Prater, who attended his daughter's wedding, returned to Condon to continue contracting. Church leaders W H Ellis T T Gee and H C Willie left for Hood River to attend irrigation meetings. Frank K Welles returned from Salem after county superintendent events. Ben Holl sr of Stockton, head of Holt Harvester, was in the city en route to Walla Walla to inspect the large Gravid establishment. Mine Dolin Privett became county clerk stenographer, replacing Mine Borsie Moktride who moved to Portland. Tim Donovan and Ry & N engineer crews are in town with the Longview line rebuild, affecting winter tide work on the Blue Mountain. The May damage to the line prompted repairs and telegraph changes.
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OW. Pleteher
Mlewoham
T. Mietallen
Aruna
Sh. G. Newport
J. W. Soyer
Walla Walls
Oregon
W. A. Johnson
Pendleton
Baker
Baker City Herald
William Scott
Helio
Colfax
Will Moore
Echo
Pacific Comat Elevator Company
William Feeles
Road Hiter Railway
Hood River
Ogden
I. N. Prater
Dora
W. H. Ellis
T. T. Gee
H.C. Willie
Mate Irrigation Association
Frank K. Welles
Salem
Ben §. Holl
Stockton
Cal
Holt Harvester
Walla Walle
Doilmn Privett Haw
Borsie Moktride
Portland
Tim Donovan
Ry & N
Ilue
Double Names Cause Check Mix Up in Missouri Case
Two women with identical names, Mrs Dollie Thompson and another Mrs Thompson, faced a bank check missend and cashing incident. The false recipient, believed to be Mrs Thompson, cashed a $100 check at First National Bank of Pentleton. Efforts aim to recover funds and settle the matter amicably.
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Athena
Gre
Orr
Trauble
Mre
Dollie Thompson
Missouri
Mra. Thompson
Bank of
Elks Lodge Initiation Session Tonight in Pendleton
Pendleton lodge No. 255 B P O Elks holds an initiation session this evening with plenty of activity expected. All members and visiting Elks are urged to attend.
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Elks
Pendleton Lodge No
B. P.O
INIMAN LAND OPENING FOR NEVADA LANDS
Carson Nev Oct 11 The United States land office has received no advice saving the principal portion of the Walker Tridian reservation will be thrown open to entry Oct 28 The method of allotting mineral and agricultural lands will be outlined by the general land office Mining men fear limits on claims Nevada in effect Six townships are reserved for the Indians A rush is anticipated and trouble expected unless a peaceable allotment system is devised
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Carson
Nev
United States Land Office
Walker Tridian
Washington
Register
General Land Office
Nevada
Elopement of Fairbanks Son Ties Upset in Pittsburg
Frederick Cole Fairbanks, son of the vice president, and Miss Nelle Scott eloped in Steubenville and married yesterday. A telegram to Mrs. James Scott in Youngstown confirms the marriage. Objections from the Fairbanks family are noted as the reason for the elopement amid high society attention.
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Nan
Pittsburg
Fairbanks
Judge Bennett Killed by Street Car in Salt Lake
Salt Lake City October 1. Judge W. Bennett, longtime mining attorney in Utah, was killed this morning when struck by a street car. He was prominent in legal and mining circles and attended to major cases across the state. The accident occurred near the courthouse district during the early hours.
Bargain Parade at Pendleton Store This Saturday
6 pes 72 bleached damask 72 in wide at 98c yd. 10 dozen women s serge umbrellas 26 length regular 1.25 values at 12c. Checker glass toweling 18 in wide at 10c yd. 10 dozen checkered and plaid waists 32 to 40 s at 50c. Embroidery flouncing 18 in at 29c. Ladies fancy stock collars 23c. 2000 yds silk suiting at 1.00 to 1.25. After 6 pm monarch shirt 1.25 1.50 2.50. 75c four in-hand ties sold. Largest and best assortment in Pendleton.
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Pendleton
Warning of potential coal shortage this winter
Northwest coal dealers urge customers to buy ahead before the cold snap. Salt Lake Herald notes only about 15 000 tons stored despite expected demand of 10 000 tons monthly in cold weather. District growth will raise winter demand. delivery labor and team shortages may hinder orders. Dealers advise placing full coal orders two weeks in advance to ease shortages and avoid hardship.
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Northwest
Salt Lake
Mangled Unknown Worker Killed in Kameta Tunnels
Li Grande reports a Swiss worker for Johnson Construction died after a premature dynamite blast in a tunnel near Kameta. The man, sent to Portland for care, likely died en route. He was part of a tunneling crew when a rock fell on a live dynamite stick causing a fatal explosion.
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Li Grande
Kameta
Portland
Johnson Construction Company
Hille
Kamem
la Grande
hardly perceptible remains of New Portland case
In La Grande, the subject presented in a severely deteriorated state and, on departure, was judged to be near death within a few hours. The report notes the path to death was evident from the man’s condition and circumstances surrounding New Portland.
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New Portland
la Grande
Iron Mountain train wreck claims one life
An Iron Mountain fast freight train derailed in the city at night, killing engineer John Caspar and injuring ten others, with three of the injured feared to die. In a separate matter, Judge Baker admitted as evidence the New Jersey charter of the Standard Oil Company after an argument with Attorney General Elliott. The jury was shown corporation records.
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St. Louis
Oot
John Caspar
Findlay
Baker
New Jersey
Standard O] Company
Elliott
Virell Kilne
New Jersey Corporation
Anxious Negro Faces Hanging Tomorrow
Daniel Frances, a condemned African American man, awaits execution for the murder of his wife and Dora Scroggs. He preferred death to life, claiming Dora Scroggs influenced his wife to stay away. The report spans multiple notices including a Tolstoi expulsion from zemetvos and a Yosemite cliff rescue.
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Chicago
John D. Rockefeller
Daniel Frances
Dora Scroggs
Scroggs
Local Paints and Wall Paper Leader in Umatilla County
Advertises the largest complete line of paints glass and wall paper in Umatilla County. Cites well known grades as a selling point and implies a broad stock for customers seeking home improvement supplies.
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Umatilla County
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Teutsch
Teutsch’s
Gnuine Edison Phonograph
Pendieten
Victor
Edison
Victor, Edison
Columbia Phonograph
United States
J. A. Owenhouse
Ellere Plano House
Quary
Louis Hunziker
Main Street
Gramm Furniture Co
Woener
Geent Musicont
Praner
Koeppens
Wilong
Esatt
Iniman
Walker Reservation
the Peoples Warehouse
Monarch
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Kamela
Iron Mountain
Tolstei
Zemeatvos
Bt. Petersburg
Get
Tolstoi
Zemetvos
Vibog
Tupper
Wawona
H. W. Tupper
Yosemite
Oregonian
On 'Mhone Black
Walters’ Flouring Mills
Shirwin Williams, Heath & Milligan Phoenix
Hollon Parker Company
David B
Taff the Land Man
Kansas Avenues
Topera
Kansas
Jack Brown
West Webb St
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