Local Shop Listings and Notices From Pendleton
A busy page of local business notices and ads from Pendleton features farm loan notes, groceries, cigars, clothing, and household goods offered by F. S. Younger, Gratz’s, Teutsch’s, and Alexander’s. Oysters, coffee, preserves, pencils, and ready-made clothing reflect daily shopper demand. job ads seek two waitresses and a knock of workers while Knights of Pythias and Catholic Ladies announce meetings and a hospital fund fair.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mre
Campbell's
Grege
F. 3
Younger & Son's
Bishop's
California
F. S. Younger & Son
Stebert & Schulz
Duttons
Jack Candish
Patton
Court Street
Main Street
J. F. Temple
C. Rohrman
Alexander's
Rohrman
Monarch
Stetson
Spoonemore
Knights of Pythias
Standard
Bear Valley
May Prove Fatal Albert Chittenden Injury At Walla Walla
Albert Chittenden of Whitman college lies near death at his home from a football injury suffered in the October 11 game with Pacific University. Doctors report congestion of the brain and paralysis of the nervous system after a heavy head blow and ensuing severe headaches and loss of leg power. The injury, initially overlooked amid excitement, worsened through the week and left him scarcely able to walk home.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Albert Chittenden
Walla Walla
Whitman College
Pacific University
Chittenden
Walla Walla Union
Soldiers Pass Through Pendleton On Way To Fort Snelling
A Saturday evening train moved a detachment of the Tenth Battery light artillery through Pendleton en route to Fort Snelling Minnesota. The party included four officers and 185 enlisted men with horses and paraphernalia, transported in 16 cars.
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Walla Walla
Pendleton
Fort Snelling
Minn
Lght Artillery
Fort Walla Walla
Woodmen of the World Hold Pendleton Camp Smoker
The Woodmen Smoker for Pendleton Camp No 41 drew its members and invited guests to the hall Saturday night. Speeches by A. D. Stillman C J Smith Thomas FitzGerald Dr William House Edward Murphy and J E Krause drew applause. P A Anderson won a briar pipe and J P Walker claimed 10 cigars. The event was a grand success and praised by all attendees.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Woodmen
Pendleton Camp
Woodmen of the World
A. D. Stillman
C. J. Smith
Thomas FitzGerald
William House
Edward Murphy
J. E. Krause
Milton to Build New Opera House by Market Deal
Milton announces a new opera house to be built on lots opposite L B Plant’s store, purchased from Mrs Anna Rose of Walla Walla. A stockholder company of Milton’s top businessmen will erect a one story 400 by 100 foot hall with dining room and kitchen. The project aims to serve entertainments of all kinds and the venture is viewed as a sound investment.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Milton
L. B. Plant
Anna Rose
Walla Walla
Clara Mathes Company Opens Week in La Grande
Telegram from TD A Stewart La Grande reports Clara Mathes Company playing here all week to packed houses with best satisfaction. The Frazer’s engagement opens this evening for a week with a strong turnout expected. Prices are 20 40 and 40 cents.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Clara Mathes
la Grande
A Stewart
Frazer
James Means Pioneer of Pendleton Taken Ill at Home
James Means, a Pendleton pioneer nearly 76 years old, was well in the morning, then suddenly grew sick after visiting a business house. A car took him home by noon where he improved, though the episode prompted concern for his health.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
James Means
Pendleton
Mr. Means
Stewart Edwards Wedding at Congregational Parsonage
Miss Rosine M. Edwards and Malcolm R. Stewart were married Saturday evening at the Congregational parsonage with Rev. Jonathan Edwards officiating. The bride, daughter of Mr. and Mrs. Jonathan Edwards, has lived in the city only a few months. The groom is from Moscow and they left this morning for their home there.
For Sale Seven Room House With Utilities At Corner
For Sale seven room house with bath and city water on two lots at the corner of Jackson and Garfield streets. Also household effects including piano sideboard range stove etc. Ten cords of wood and a good single horse and new buggy. Dr Perkins Grandma What You dont want to go to heaven Bessie Well I suppose I might if I have to go somewhere Puck.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Bath and
City Water
Jackson and
Garfield Streets
Dr. Perkins
Heaven
Bessie
Puck
Hudson Bay Country Seen As Ideal Winter Range
Thousands of beef cattle and sheep will be wintered in the Hudson Bay country this winter. Sheep flocks have been moved from the summer range and prime cattle arrive daily from outside ranges. Farmers report abundant hay, mostly alfalfa, ensuring ample feed. One resident, W. S Goodman, notes hay is up and cattle influx will exceed last year. Members of the house of commons abstained on the education bill.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Hudson Bay Country
Hudson Bray
Goodman
Witer
Also Mentioned on This Page
Teutsch
Moraw’s
Carlo
Mregowan
Castle's
Ata Styles
Joerger's
F. S. Younger
Cove
F. & Son
Gratz's
Exes
Phillips
Nolt's
Holland
Presbyterian
Mia
James Crawford
Degree of Honor Lodges
Carnally
Odd Fellows’ Hall
Hunziker
Atlantic
Opera
James
Peoples
Eton
Men’s Outfitters
House of Commons
Pingree
Boston
Gus LA Fontaine
Frederick Nolf Crowner
Santa Claus
Mrin
Portland Business College
Park and
Washington
AP. Aemetreng
LL. B
Primal
Baker & Folsom
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