City Briefs Furnished Rooms and Local Notices
Local classified items list furnished rooms for rent including 602 Water St and 126 Bourd Thompson Street, room for quiet gentleman near Hotel Pendleton, and housekeeping suites. Also notes millinery display at Mrs Campbell's, sales ads for furniture from Baker & Totnam, saloon for sale in Neho Oregon, and stenographer job posting.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Business College
Riwin, Clapp
Sheen Bond Bros
Ostermoor
Baker & Folsom
Logan Street
Tom
Baker & Totnam
Hotel Pendleton
Kent
Bourd
Thompson Street
Ade Drew
P.O. Hox
Noho
Ore
A Wonderful New Phonograph Exhibit
Juel unveiled the Twentieth Century Home Phonograph, suited to home use with regular cylinder records and six inch cylinders. The exhibit runs for a few days with free daily concerts from seven to eight. Visitors are invited to call and hear the machine that leaves nothing to be desired.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Juel
Edwin Clapp Shoe and Bee Fond Brow Advertisements
Classified items list shoe and clothing ads, housing offers, and local services. Notices include employment inquiries for general housework and typing, hotel recommendations in Portland, rents for unfurnished rooms with water, furniture promotions from Graham Furniture Co, and marriage licenses notices. Also mentions irrigation ditch plans by Charles White and Mrs Wick Walker, sheep shipment by Cunningham Sheep & Land Co, and a chapel Sunday schedule noting a funeral.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Edwin Clapp
Edswin Clopp
Bond Bros
Tnnquire
Teutech’s
Department Stone
Indy
Eilers Pinc House
Portland
Oregon
Lutte
East
Oregonlian
German Lutheran minister Spratner Remans Plans Change
The German Lutheran minister Ren Sprattner of Warren Station alters his itinerary to North Teiketa and will remarry here. The German Lutheran service to this city will be continued as before.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ley. Spratner
Reman
Ren Sprattner
Warren Station
Teiketa
Aol
Veterinary success in colts operation by T. J. Lloyd
Renowned veterinarian T. J. Lloyd performed a hernia operation yesterday on two fine colts owned by 8. Slown, located south of the eli. The East Oregonian reports ongoing, around the clock news from the region.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
der T. J. Lloyd
Slown
Eli
Yesternay
Local Visitors and Residents Arrive in Pendleton Daily
A stream of named visitors and movers through Pendleton is noted today. Roy V Olmart of Aalem and Mrs B A Marquie of Adame are in town for shopping. Mire Rh Motley of Freewater travels on trading business. several others including Mr and Mrs Eu Barrett of Athena and Martin Anderson of Helix are listed as visiting or passing through.
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Roy V. Olmart
Aalem
B. A
Marquie
Adame
Cattle Trader Plans Fall Purchases and Relocations
William Reavis, who moved from Wallowa County last fall, has bought the Nowlin property on Willow Street and will relocate to Hood River with his family to run a fruit farm investment. Mrs Kinman takes over the city property to manage roomers and boarders. Several thousand cattle will be fed in Ontario area this winter as about 3900 head have been shipped from Welser and Huntington this season for the firm. He will continue buying cattle during the fall.
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W. F. Matlock
Mise Bertha Matlock
Portland
Alex Molane
Birch Creek
Grip
Henry Fieh
Golden Rule Hotel
M. Thonney
Walla Walla
Jacob Bets
Tacoma Capitallat
St. George
W. G. Cole King
H. M. Bryant
Heppner
Pendleton
T. T. Nelson
Vale
P. M. Nash
Mra. Nash
Pilot Rock
Morniig
A. Smythe
Arlington
Dan PL Smythe
Loren T. Jones
United States Government
J. PB. Sitanenberg
Caldwell
Tianhe
Wate
M. Burgess
Dun- Hinghwen Sheep & Land Company
J. W. Maloney
Eugene
Knights of Pythigs
JM. P. Snyder
Davgheld
Elaine J
Helen
Bren Mawr College
Watla Wallit
Willa
Cylionel Clark Wood
Weeton
Westen
J. W. Morrow
Tex
Pilot
Pilot Bank
Brinch
EB. Wester
Farmington, Wash
Mereham
Kamela
Kerr-Gifford
Garnhart
Oliver P. Morton
Reclamation Service
Echo
East Umatilla
Hingham Springs
E. W. Kiddle
Grand Ronde Valley
Masonic Temple
Mra. J
Thom
Noblesville
Ind
R. H. Goodwin
Martin Markeron
Umatilla
H. ¢. Grady
la Garande
Railreid
Misa Florence Smith
Walla Walla Hospital
Welser and
Huntington
Ontario
William Reavis
Wallowa County
Nowlin
Willow Street
Hood River
Mrs. Kinman
Warren Company Starts Paving Main Street in Pendleton
Construction begins on Main Street between Webb and Railroad as Warren Company applies the first coat of melter bitumen to crushed rock. Spectators observe the paving process and, by Monday, heavy bitulithic laying is set to commence with equipment prepared on Bluff Street.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Warren Company
Main Street
Pendleton
Warren
Webb
Railroad
Bluff Street
Reverend Hall Attends Albany Haptht Convention
Rev G L Hall of the First Map list church returned from Albany after attending the Haptht convention. Four delegates from Umattlla county joined Hall and Mrs Lampkin from this city and Rev Rogers of Helix and Rev Ellis of Athena. The meeting was well attended with substantial business conducted.
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G. L. Hall
Albany
Umattlla County
Hall
Mra. L
FL Lampkin
Fey
Rogers
Helix
George T. Ellis
Athena
Anice
Henneman Brothers Open Local Viator Business Pair
A J Henneman formerly of Portland has located in the city to join his brother R W Henneman in the vigoratore business on Main Street. Foley's Kidney Cure is advertised as able to cure kidney troubles within medical aid limits. Koeppen drug store is noted in the text.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Henneman
A. J. Henneman
Portland
City
R. W. Henneman
Main Street
Foley
Koeppen
Pilot Rock Right of Way Secured for ORN Line
J W Morrow land agent for the O R N visited Pilot Rock this week and with H H Gilbert secured promises from local settlers along Birch Creek for the right of way. With deeds soon, construction may begin and a celebration could follow. Salvation Army meetings are scheduled with open air services and holiness sessions tomorrow and Sunday, inviting all to attend.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
J. W. Morrow
Pilot Rock
Birch Creek
Mr. Morrow
H. H. Gilbert
Salvation Army
Frazer theater crowd fills Hi Henrys minstrel show
Henrys Minstrels fell short of expectations as Frazer theater hosted the first show of the season. The crowd packed the venue yet found much of the performance commonplace and lacking. costumes were fair, some singers showed class, dancers impressed, but overall, the act did not justify the heavy turnout. An amusing intermission moment saw the minstrel orchestra descend to the pit via a long step ladder.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Frazer Theater
Hi Henry
U. P. Sam
O R N resumes Snake River boats October 21
The O R N lines will resume June on the Snake river tomorrow October 21 due to a river rise after a period of low water. Traffic suspended earlier, with a large wheat shipment backlog now to be moved swiftly. Also notices competent salesmen for factory road representation, permanent position at Dept 42 110 Atwood Bldg Chicago.
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Snake River
Jmne
Wanteao
Atwood Bidg
Chicago
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Teutsch’s
Font New FM
Nipwhy & Son
Thompson
Guernsey
Wro
Ty J. A. Owenhouse
Louis Hunziker
Graham Furniture Co
Tiik
Ron VW
Obmart
Fire Alma Chracin Lee
of Baum
George Basiman
Mary Pi
William Ss, Davidson, Jr
Ann Gray
Andrew E. Helm
Fillon Brady
Charles White
Wick Walker
Tiech Creek
Slnjmoent
Bucks
Cunningham Sheep & Land Company
Neer Longe
Monk
Watlown
Cunningham Ranch
Presbyterian Church
Henry Dixon Jones
Newa
East Oregonian
WISE
den Main
A.o.koeppen
R Bros
A. J. Billmeyer
Freewater Country
Idaho State Grand Lodge
Billmoyer
Holse
al Turner
Welsere
Carsten Brothers
Seattle
Hart Schaffner
Marx
Henry
Japoigereg Folgers
Olden Gay
San Francisco
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