City notices and ads blur street data and shop names
Nursed WW Raider C Hamiley for harness Rader Furniture Rader Mra Campbell for street data Mr Cumppell for school caps smut cleaner hear street music at Donaldson's Clean at A Kunkel Co examine smut cleaner seat music. Call for hay at Telephone Sinbvles W F Cook Hines Douglas Gloria shoes at Roosevelt Bouton Store. Ready for business with 260 different styles in turbans polies Tommy Atkins lead Mra Rose Campbell milliner K Turner express wagons stand in front of Henning's Quick reliable pervies Day and Night. For sale two railroad tickets to Denver Readable ads for household goods and furniture at Hamsey's Pendleton Business College. Concert at Donaldson's. For rent unfurnished house keeping rooms East Oregonian building.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
WW. C. Raider
C Hamiley
Rader
Mra. Campbell
Mr. Cumppell
Hamley
John Won Street
Chatham
Fanning Milla
A. Kunke) & Co
Hest
A. Kunkel & Co
Amine
Geme
Donaldson's
Alfinfa Hay
Sinbvles
W. F. Cook
Hines, Douglar
Gloria
Roosevelt's
Bouton
Waita
Howton
Mrex Campbell's
Headstrom & Greenawald
Tetutsch's Department
Neal
Inquiire
Hotel St. George
Lewi
Kery Fing
Harold J. Warner
Smith
Water Street
Greenawaild & Headstrom
Toutuoh
Hartman & Bentley's
Athena
College Street
Altend Pendleton Business College
Tommy Atkins
Mra
Rose Campbell
Milliner
K. & Turner
Henning
Tjg Milln Street
U. Co
Hamsey's
Pendleton
Hamsey
Haast Court Street
J. A. Borle
Ucketa
Denver
Greenawald & Headstrom
Tautech
Roosevelt
New York Edges Phillies In Damp Ground Game
The New York club beat Philadelphia 9 to 4 as damp grounds slowed play. Mattison and Hremahon shared the battery for New York against Coakley and Sehreck for Philadelphia with Donlin Browne and Dahlen delivering key runs. The game featured a double steal in the ninth and a late Philadelphia rally marred by errors. Franklin Lane to be named to Interstate Commerce Commission to succeed Fifer, per White House report.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Philadelphia
New York
Matthewson
Hremahon
Phildelphia
Coakley
Sehreck
Donn
Cling Besten
Murphy
McGann
Breanho
Mertes
Browne
Dahlen
Ateal
Teakng Browne
Donlin
Bite
Franklin Lane
Washington
Ti le
California
Democrat
Joseph W. Fifer
Interstate Commerce Commission
Cashing Checks at The First National Bank Pendleton
The First National Bank of Pendleton Oregon offers free presentation of checks drawn on other banks for payment. They will cash drafts on any city in the United States or Canada and handle items on any city worldwide.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Dea
United States
Canada
First National Bank
Pendleton
Oregon
District Scheme Favored By North Yakima Review Board
Government board of engineers from the reclamation department in North Yakima reviews and revises schemes for the district plan. The Tietan scheme appears to have the preference among the options under consideration.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Government Board of Engineers
North Yakima
Local visitors and travelers drop through city today
L B Huson of Hellz visits on business while Wil Sturgia leaves for Portland on a jurief tour. J M Hemphill of Met Rock arrives for business as Charles Kehrman returns from Portland. J M Laidy of Baker City and J T Clevallen with family come for business. B R Wolfe leaves for a few days in Portland. A J Goodman heads to visit Portland. James Johns of Hartman Abstr. Co visits Walla Walla for business, Ale Miller, pioneer of Pilot Rock, in town on trading trip. Mike Davin, Walla Walla police captain, spends yesterday in city before returning home. A D Smith of North Yakima improves after typhoid at brother B N Smith’s home. Jamun Leelle of Richmond Paper Co Seattle on business through eastern Oregon. Oto T Compton, formerly of Union County now in Walla Walla, returns to see Eyaleer. Rev J W Jenkins of Athens visits convention in city. H Alexander attends Portland for Republican state committee meeting at Lewis and Clark fair. Hey H King of La Grande attends Eastern Oregon Christian church convention. H F B Johnson leaves for Portland with Dr Johnson to consult an ore lens. S Haynes, ex O R N operator, now clerk in Burns offices, visits city on return from Lewis and Clark fair with Mrs Haynes.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
A. J. Goodman
Portland
Jamee Johns
Hartman Abstract Company
Walla Walla
Diichness
Ale Miller
Pilot Rock
Mike Davin
A.D. Smith
North Yakima
B. N. Smith
Jamun Leelle
Richmond Paper Company
Seattle
Oregon
Oto T Compton
Oleetrichin
Uylon County
Willi Walla
Eyaleer
J. W. Jenkins
Christian Church
Atheny
Wos
Eh. Alexander
Republican State Central Committee
Hey
H. King
Christ In
la Grande
Eastern Oregon
Haynes
Robert Burns
Death of Harry J Webber Near Ukiah Natural Causes
Coroner and undertaker staff delivered Webber’s body after an inquest found probable natural death. Post mortem showed no skull injury, swelling from lying on ground for days. Webber, who left Cumberland sheep camp 10 days prior, was found in Cole pasture with hat and dinner bucket nearby. Burial occurred at Olney cemetery and family from Baker City attended.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Harry J. Webber
Ukiah
T. M. Henderson
May Skilen
Ala
Cale
Ringo
Webber
Cunningham
Campea
Rader
Olney
Pressure Warning At Vallejo Trial Testimony
In Vallejo on October 12 Commander Bare fett reported boiler plates were soft wood material yet free of defects after straightening the platen by perforating the process. Boilers would endure 185 Wn 140 pounds pressure, though the exact pressure reached remained unknown. Enetah Wade slated to testify this afternoon to bolster the sensational trial.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Vallejo
Bare Fett
Enetah Wade
Great Hottentot Victory Seizes German Post at Jerumlem Gap
Cape Town reports a Hottentot force led by Mironge and Morris captured Jerumlem Gap near Wambach after heavy fighting. Lieutenant Sorman da and six men were killed, eight wounded. Hottentots suffered no losses. They seized German stock and supplies with several Germans captured.
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Cape Town
Mironge
Morris
Jerumlem Gap
Wambach
Wambach i
Hottentotchie Bean
Sormanda
Garrison Withdraws as Muarenge War Advances
General Von Trotha receives a defiant letter from an entailed force declaring readiness to strike back. Kleplatta post near Warmbad abandoned as Muarenge forces near, stores burned during retreat. Nikaslo reinforced by 300 men and a battery of artillery as defense stiffens.
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Anet
von Trotha
Holttentots
Kleplatta
Warmbad
Nikas
Oregon library contracts awarded to McClure Co
Salem report: Oregon library commission selects McClure & Co of Chicago for furnishing public school library books for the year. McClure underbids J K Gill by about seven cents per volume. A list of 700 books will be prepared for all schools. A summer library school of four to six weeks may be held at Eugene. Attending commission members include Governor Chamberlain W Th Ayer P L Campbell and Mis Mary Isom.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Salem
Oregon Library
McClure & Co
Chicago
Oregon
McClure
J. K. Gill
Gill
Plao
Eugene
Chamberlain
W. Th. Ayer
PL. Campbell
Nise Mary Isom
Prize Yakima Cae Cattle Shine At Westminster Show
Mr and Mrs A J Splawn returned from Westminster British Columbia where two weeks of Hereford cattle exhibition yielded 14 first prizes three seconds four grand championships and four championships Their Beatee silver cup for best display sparked protest from some BC exhibitors amid hopes Yakima will gain top honors North Yakima Republic c o Stantey from Watlew Idaho died after morphine threats noted as a hard drinking elderly settler in the Coeur d Alenes.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Yakima Cae
A. J. Splawn
Westminster
B. C
Sumox
Spokane
Splawn
Canada
Beatee
Tiv
Hudson Bay Company
British Columbia
Ito
Wit Htia
Yakima Main
Yakima Republic
Judge Knox Falls Into Open Cellar Door in Weston
Weston news item reports Judge Knox fell into an open cellar doorway on the street. He was found unconscious, then recovered with minor bruises and no serious injuries. The item also notes local residents traveling to Portland and town visitors, plus Lewiston planning street sprinkling with crude oil as discussed by Frank Reese.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Judge Knox
Lewiston
Frank Reese
Los Angeles
Cal
Pacific Coast
Reese
Pacific
Lewiston Tribune
Stone Hurt After Pacific hate incident at Boise
Van Stone was struck by Owen Smith Tuesday night and suffered serious injuries, with the assailant striking from behind the ear while Smith, who is deaf and dumb, bantered Stone. Stone has been under a doctor's care and regaining consciousness. In Boise Capital News details, the clash occurred at the Pacific hate. Mr and Mrs Jesse B Middleton of Chicago held a family reunion October 9 with 17 children aged 3 to 37 traveling from seven states.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
van Stone
Owen Smith
Stone
Smith
Boise Capital News
Jesse B. Middleton
Chicago
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Adies
Miss Coats
Lee Teutsch’s Department Store
Garfield and
Washington Street
Howard & Seingle
Louis Hunziker
Optician
Main Street
Koeppens
Popular Price Drug Store
L. B. Huson
Hellz
Busines
Wil Sturgia
Jurief
J. MM. Hemphill
Met Rock
Charles Kehrman Haw
J. M. Laidy
Baker City
J.T. Clevallen and
Adnim
B. R. Wolfe
Vinital
Alfred Meyers
Blakeley
Cole
Thomas Pita Gerald
Wade
Lisle
Jersey
CITA
Priv
Tate Library Commission
A.C. McClurg
Stantey
Watlew
Titahio
Cosur d'Alenes
Weston
Shirley Barnett
Clark Nelson
Ella Duncan
Sarah Stages
W. L. Smach
Hlomgren
Elgin
Mr. McGraw
Miss Madden
Falr
Byers
Frank B. Clopton
Lic Prices
Court Street
Pendleton Roller Mills
Rey Iseloee
Gonpding
Birch Creek
Good Howe
Hartman
Bentley
Court ST
Pitt
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