City Briefs and Local Notices
City notes advertise Benjamin suit and dry wood from Minnis Bond Bros. Posts wood and hay for sale by Paul Schneider in Nolin Oregon. Unfurnished housekeeping rooms for rent via East Oregonian office. Hats 10 percent off at Campbell Millinery Sallie Snooks stenographer. Transfer work by Stansbery Milne. Dr J G M Luttenberger physician opens offices in Schmidt building rooms 16 and 17 Main 190.
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Bond Bros
Paul Schneider
Nolin
Oregon
East Oregonian
Sallie Snooks
Stansbery & Milne
J. G. M. Luttenberger
St. Louis
Schmidt Building
Fall shopping ads mix of goods and services
Fresh Oysters at Hohbach's. See Bond Bros. about your fall salt. Wolverine soap for sale at the Fall department store. Everybody talks about Benjamin clothes, old by Bond Bros. Wanted-Room and board by young married couple, Address El lers Plano House. New fall models of the Royal Worcester Corset now at the Peoples Warehouse, where it pays to trade, Guernsey Music store, Court street, for the best high grade phonograph and records the world has ever seen. Liberal terms. Found-Small ladies' purée, containing jewelry and small amount of money. Enquire of J., M. Ferguson, 601 Lewis street, Hiawatha will positively stop falling hair, remove dandruff and by tte raction on the roots of dying hair causes It to grow with renewed vigor. This statement with $100 guarantee, Hiawatha Hail Tonle Co. For sale by Tallman & Co.
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Wolverine
Benjamin
Bond Bros
Ellers Plano House
Royal Worcester
Peoples Warehouse
Guernsey
Court Street
M. Ferguson
Lewis Street
Hiawatha
Hiawatha Hail Tonle Co
Tallman & Co
Guardsmen Rifle Shoot Date Shifted to Monday
Orders issued by Captain Kern move the company L rifle shoot to Monday October 21 from Tuesday. Major T N Dunbar of the third regiment is detailed as executive officer for the event and will oversee the Baker City and The Dalles contests. Dunbar previously led the second battalion at Seaside and Company L led that battalion.
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Kern
T. N. Dunbar
Baker City
Dalles
Dunbar
Seaside
Company L
Aberal terma Store ad promises 25 dollar machine deal
A local store advertises a machine valued at 25 dollars with six 10 inch records included for 16.75 dollars. The copy emphasizes affordability compared to a 26 dollar talking machine offered at a higher price. Corner Court and Cottonwood remains the store location.
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Cottonwood
A New Departure at Pendleton Savings Bank
Pendleton Savings Bank announces a new savings department with pocket safes loaned to depositors at no charge. Accounts may start with one dollar, safes held in bank, deposits entered in pass books, earn 4 percent interest credited twice yearly. Staff will explain workings.
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Pendleton Savings Bank
Oregon
Savings Department
Elk and quail seasons close early say officials
Deputy state game official Fritz Barden told The Dalles Chronicle there were no elk killed in Wasco and few violations of game laws. Prairie chickens were scarce, deterring hunting, while deer season runs until November 1.
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Fritz
Barden
Chronige
Wasco
The
Dalles Chronicle
Dime Theater Presents Bright Week Bill for Ladies and Children
At the Dime theater a strong week program features The Fun of the Photo Gallery Billiard Fever Post No Bills and the illustrated song Sweetest Girl in Dixie. Management caters to ladies and children and offers a creditable performance for the price.
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New “Dime
Sire
Pretty Illustrated
Dixie
Bargain Land for Sale Near Guernsey with Orchard
Nicely described offering eighties acres for sale with forty acres of bottom land and fair improvements plus twenty acres alfalfa. Price 2700 dollars with 1200 cash and balance 200 dollars yearly at 6 percent. Contact George R. Roberts Room 6 Savings Bank All the Intest Guernsey’s House.
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George. R. Roberts
Savings Bank
Personal visit round up from La Grande area names
A parade of local visitors and travelers checks in from La Grande and nearby towns. George Gilbert from Izee and Constable J H McLachlan of La Grande are in the city on official business, with many others arriving for brief calls or to resume work.
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George Gilbert
Izee
Grant County
J. H. McLachlan
LA Grande
George D. O'Connor
Northern Pacific
W. A. Crank
Spokane
Tom Mountain
A. Kunke
Walla Walla
Blasting Rocks in Snake River Near Texan Rapids
David B. Ogden, assistant U S engineer, reports progress blasting boulders from Texan rapids and Palouse rapids on the Snake River. Two outfits drill holes totaling 10 feet in apertures, to be charged with powder and removed. Roll rock, a navigation hazard, will be blown up later this week.
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Snake River
Texas
Palouse Rapids
David B. Ogden
United States
Portland Telegram
Texan Rapide
Pendleton Presbytery Meeting Set for October 25
An adjourned Pendleton presbytery meeting will be held at Freewater on October 25 to finish matters from the last session. At this meeting two new members of the Pendleton academy board of trustees will perhaps be nominated.
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Presbytery Wii
Pendleton Presbytery
Freewater
Pendleton Academy
Dr Brougher Reschedules Talk at Teachers Institute
Dr Brougher pastor of the White Temple Baptist church in Portland will address the teachers institute next Wednesday afternoon instead of Friday as previously stated. He is regarded as one of the state’s most attractive speakers and will be highly appreciated.
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Brougher
White Temple" Baptist
Portland
Teachers’ Institute
Dr W D Mason to Set Winter Headquarers in Pendleton
Dr W D Mason, federal stock inspector, has been in Pocatello Idaho for a month. He will return to Pendleton this afternoon or evening to establish headquarters here for the winter.
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W. D. Mason
Federal
Pocatello
Idaho
Pendleton
Divorce Suit Filed for Retta Wombough and Wil lam Wombough
Retta BE Wombough has filed for divorce from William A Wombough. Married in Rathdrum Idaho on May 21 1901 they have no children. Peter West represents the plaintiff.
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Retta
Alaska-Yukon-Pacific Expo Plan Seeks No Loan
The Alaska Yukon Pacific exposition will not seek Congress for a loan or request funds from the corporation. Instead Uncle Sam would be invited to participate similarly to foreign governments and the various states.
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Congress
Tragic Toy Stove Fire Claims Caulee Girl
A five year old girl, daughter of Mr and Mrs Nelson of Caulee city Washington, was burned to death this week while starting a fire in a toy stove.
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Mr. Nelson
Caulee City
Wash
Caledonians at Fossil annual gathering promises large turnout
The Fossil Caledonian club will hold its grand annual gathering in Fossil on October 21 and 22, featuring Prof. J. Adrian Epping, Scot dance by Prof. and Mrs. Roberts, Highland costumes by Jessie Pottage and Chas Thompson, and performances by Pipe-Major McDonald and Piper Jock Bain. Other acts include Jamie Dick Murray, A. H. Birrell, Donald Mackay, Judge Cameron, Miss Lanrie Stanton, Mrs. W. D. Weaver, and Murray Coleman. Two concerts and two balls are planned with sizable regional attendance.
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Fossil Caledonian Club
Fossil
Oregon
Condon Globe
J. Adrian Epping
Portland
A. H. Birrell
Donald Mackay
Judge Cameron
Lanrie Stanton
W. D. Weaver
Murray
Birrell
Coleman
Robertson
Herrin
Stonehaven
Condon
Mayville
Heppner
Oregon Is Second In Northwest Travel Demand
J. E. B. Houser of Peoria Illinois reports Western railroads cannot yet meet demand for northwest travel. He notes crowded cars west of the lines, with passengers standing for hours. Washington state attracts the most homeseekers, followed by Oregon, as travelers sell eastern property to relocate. Swedes are prominent among foreigners in the current migration.
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J. EB. Houser
Peoria
Ill
Yakima Republic
California
Oregon
Northwest
Washington
Lost loves drive Miss Nettie Williams westward to Idaho
A Providence Rhode Island woman, Miss Nettie Williams, seeks her fiancé in Idaho mining camps. She left last spring to travel west and help him build a fortune so they can wed. The Rolfe Capital News notes her search spans the Idaho mining district.
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Mexico
Wyoming
Gematate
Idaho
Far East
Rolte Capital News
Nettie Williams
Providence
R. A
Pacific Northwest cities plan municipal exhibits at expo
Portland intends to erect a building for a municipal exhibit at the Alaska-Yukon-Pacific exposition. Spokane Tacoma and other large Northwest cities will follow with similar installations.
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Portland
Oregon
Spokane
Tacoma
Pacific Northwest
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Ise
Kochi
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Lulu Loreng
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Thomas Keller
Williamson Land
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D. A. McAllister
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Dexter Eaton
Max Baer
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