Pendleton Classified Fragments Include Rentals and Finds
Local notices list rentals, services, and items for sale in Pendleton. Entries include furnished rooms on Water Street, a four room house for rent, gallery services over Taylor Hardware, cabinet pricing, and a lost black coin purse on Court Street. Also notes on dry wood, coal, bird voices lessons, and a stray sorrel mare with a P over JH brand seeking return.
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I. C. Snyder
St. George Grill
East Oregonian
John Gagen
Matin
Water Street
C. H. Beltel
State Hotel
Pendleton
New Gallery
Taylor Hardware Store
Rock Springs
DeMotts
Main St
G. F. Smith
Calvin Street
C. A. Turner
Thompson Street
Hastman
Grand Stand
Reward Offered for Lost Mountain Horse near Bugham Springs
Finder notify 5. A. Hoag Hox 485 Everett Washington. Reward offered for a lost dark buckskin horse with black mane and stripe down back. Branded right shoulder and right stifle wire mark. May be called Hunt bay. South east of Bugham Springs on Bobsled ridge. Information leading to recovery or return. Notify Frank Suling Pendleton Oregon.
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Bugham Springs
Hunt Bay
Frank Suling
Pendleton
Oregon
Dance in German hall at Cold Spring
A dance will be held in German hall in Cold Spring on Saturday October 19. All are cordially invited to attend.
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Gerain Hall
Middle Cold Spring
Sale of livestock at Gallagher ranch near Freewster
Fred Biffert auctioneer offers a sale at Vincent six miles NW of Freewster on Wednesday October 23 at 10 am. Ten work horses 6 to 10 years old, 1000 to 1400 pounds, 10 sheep incl 450 ewes, 10 Rambouillet rams, 60 Lincoln lumber, 0 hogs, 100 chickens. Free lunch. Terms: cash or notes with discounts. Gallther owner, D Sanderson clerk.
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Gallagher Ranch
Vincent
Freewster
C.W
Ko & N
Ministers push public marriage bill in Delaware
In Gretna Green style onelined elopements Wilmington Delaware ministers seek a bill requiring publication of all marriages in the state before or at the time of ceremony to curb scandal. Rev H L Jackson of Wanover Presbyterian consults magistrates who refuse to commit. Wilmington Ministerial Union to discuss at its next meeting.
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Delaware
Wilmington
Del
Jackson
Wanover Presbyterian Church
Rothschild Bride to Wed Argentine Banker in Paris
Miss Gertrude Rothschild, daughter of Mrs. V. Henry Rothschild, will marry Senor Enrique Pants de Frere in the Temple of the Hue de la Vietette Paris on October 25. Grand Rabbi Alfred Levy will perform the ceremony. The bride elect is connectd to Mrs. Ira Nelson Morris of Chicago and Mrs. Guegsenheim of New York and has prepared for the wedding while in Paris. the groom hails from Argentina where his father was manager of the national bank.
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Lake Como
Paris
Trousseau
Berlin
Miss Rothschild
Argentina
National Bank
Whales Adrift Threaten North Sea Navigation
Captain Louis Knaflisch of the power schooner Bender Brothers reports hundreds of whale carcasses adrift in Bering Sea and Acutan Harbor after oil extraction. He cites nearly 200 carcasses at Acutan Harbor and about 100 in Bering Sea, each around 100 tons, posing collision risk to vessels.
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Seattle
Wash
Louis Knaflisch
Bender Brothers
Bethel
Alaska
Bering Sea
Acutun Harbor
Knafnach
Acutan Harbor
Local residents noted in today’s register of arrivals
J. OR. Kanaga of Joseph visits today. FE Bradburn from Duncan arrives from Blue Mountain station. Ray Shanbeck and Albert Walker of Woodburn registered at a local hotel. John Rust rode the outgoing local to the county's west end. Elsie McReynolds returns home to Pilot Rock. H. A. Waterman from Hermiston passes through en route home from Freewater. TL Davis, noted engineer and reclamation official, visited yesterday. G. W. Knight ill at home since the Round-up. Dr S. M. Reynolds of Meridian Idaho and B. L. Badley of Boise visiting. Walter Tooxe Jr. of Dallas on Taft camp touring eastern Oregon. E. Koontz Henry Koepge and B. N. Hawks of Athens form party here last evening. J. A. Devlin leaves on the Joe train for the northeast county. State Senator N. J. Finnett of The Dalles noted on delayed no. Passed through at 9 o’clock. Mrs. Frank Cotterill of Seattle spoke here yesterday and left on the westbound train.
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Ray Shanbeck
Albert Walker
Woodburn
John Rust
Elsie McReynolds
Pilot Rock
H. A. Waterman
Hermiston
Freewater
TL Davis
Reclamation Servive
G. W. Knight
M. C. Reynolds
Meridian Idaho
B. L. Badley
Boise
N. J. Finnett
Frank Cotterill
Seattle
King George Braces Ride Record On Daily March
London report claims King George rode fifty miles in one day during recent maneuvers, beating Emperor Wilhelm who allegedly covered thirty four miles. The piece lauds the king’s endurance and resolve while noting American cowboys might doubt the feat.
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London
George
Emperor Wilhelm
Current Literary Club Hosts Evening on Burgundy History
The Current Literary Club met at Mia’s home on South Mary Street to discuss The House of Burgundy. Speakers reviewed topics including The Netherlands under Mary of Burgundy, Magna Charta of the Netherlands, and the Regency of Maximilian, with remarks by Mrs. J. Smith and Mr. Tom Vaughn on related reformers.
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Uiteratune Elit
Mia
South Mary Street
House of Burgundy
Netherlands
Mary of Burgundy
Philly
Burgundy
Maximilian” Mra
J. Sinlih
Kristhinite
Old fashioned doctor treats kidney disease with Peruna
In 1860 a Millersville physician recalls a patient labeled Bright's disease who failed on standard therapy. He notes he used a Neutralizing Mixture for bowel issues, later linked to Peruna, and asserts catarrh as a unifying cause affecting kidneys and other organs. He concludes Peruna aids catarrh diseases, including many kidney cases, while denying it as a universal cure.
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Millersville
Pennsylvania
Philadelphia
Bright
Neghbor
The
Jefferson Medical Col
Aken
Yor
Sayine
Peruia
Columbus
Ohio
Ely's Cream Balm Catarrh Cure Advertisement
An old time advertisement extols Ely's Cream Balm as a cure for catarrh and colds. It claims rapid relief from stuffed nose, discharge, and throat irritation, promising complete clearing of nose, head, and throat with one to few applications and a 50 cent bottle as a general cure. It urges readers to obtain it from their druggist.
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Ely
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Norfolk
Express
F. E. Livengood & CO
the Ladies’ and Children’s Store
Western Union Telegraph Office
Court Street
Lee Street
County Bridge
Justrite
F. J. Donaldson
A. Hoag
Hox
Everett
Washington
TN Pormantgnp
North Sea
J. OR. Kanaga
Joseph
FE. Bradburn
Duncan
Blue Mountain
Walter Tooxe, Jr
Dallas
Ore
Eatern
Oregon Points
BE. E. Koontz
Henry Koepge
B. N. Hawks
Athens
J. A. Devlin
Eldor
Tiorseman
Thatiof
Kalker
Tamaus
B. Hartman
D. T. Kennedy
Josh Perkins
D. R. Chen
E, Webb
China
T. P. OW
Pemberton
Infinit
Ole
Messaline Petticats