City Brevities Furnished rooms and services listed
Several brief notices offer furnished rooms at 602 Water, housekeeping rooms for rent at 302 Logan Street and 126 South Thompson, a room for quiet gentleman near Hotel Pendleton, and a saloon for sale in Echo with $400 daily receipts. Also requests for a girl for general housework, typewriting, stenography, and a public stenographer at Buxtnews College, plus furniture sales from Graham Furniture Co and other ads for millinery and dressmaking services.
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Buxtnews College
Ostermoor
Teutsch'’s
Hotel Pendleton
P. O. Box
Brent
South Thompson Street
Echo
P.O
Miker & Folktom
A Wonderful New Phonograph Exhibition
A Wonderful New Phonograph hunt received, the new Twentieth Century Home Phonograph, particularly adapted to the home and small home uses. It uses the regular cylinder records and the new Twentieth Century six inch cylinders. It will be an exhibition for a few days only. You are invited to call and hear the machine that leaves nothing to be desired. Free concert every evening from T to 8.
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Hunt
Youare
Will Reclaim 15000 Acres From Illnton- Hilrtt Irrigation Deal
Ilnton-Hilrtt company takes over 12000 acres in Premont county to join the Maryville canal system. The Yellowstone canal project will divert water from Pall river and cover 627000 acres combined with Maryville. Construction is underway and expected to be ready for next year crops. Senator Wigman reports Maryville canal work complete, irrigating 15000 acres. Wood stocks along Blue mountains create fuel shortages for La Grande and western towns. Henry Beales visits Twin Falls, purchases land there amid favorable impressions of the district.
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ilnton-Hilrtt Company
Premont County
Wonder Irrigation
Poles
Marysville
Pall River
Maryville
Yellowstone
Seaton
Wigman
Fremont County
Marynville Canal
Meacham
Kamela
Spring Spur
Blue Mountains
la Grande
Radley Brothers Visit Boise City Family in City Trip
Visited by W. Ss. Radley and Db. B. Radley of Boise City with families, they spent Sunday in the city to see their brother W. 8. Radley of the Commercial National Bank, accompanied by relatives from Sweet, Idaho.
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W. Ss. Radley
Db. B. Radley
Boise City
R. A. Radley
Sweet, Idaho
W. 8. Radley
The
Commercial National Bank
Moving Barber Shop Shifts Location on Webb Street
Tom Scott relocates his barber shop from Cottonwood Street to the Tuddiph Martin building on Webb Street, continuing operations with the same staff and services. The move consolidates services in a single new address, with business hours unchanged.
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Tom Scott
Cottonwood Street
Tuddiph Martin Bulldting
Webb Street
Local residents with travel and visits reported in Weston area
Clark Nelson visited his Weston home on business. J. B. Saylor, Butter creek stockman, came up this morning. I. W. Keeler of Echo was a visitor yesterday and a guest at Hotel St. George. Grace Dorothy accepted a stenographer position at Ellere Piano, Mille Andross of La Grande passed through for Walla Walla business. District Attorney and Mrs. OG. W. Phelps left for Spokane yesterday and return Wednesday. Gabrielson, Salem insurance man, arrived Saturday and stayed at Hotel Pendleton. Mr. and Mrs. A. A. Garner returned from Cascade Locks. BE. J. Cooper of Union arrived yesterday and left for Walla Walla. James Kennedy of Echo Miller & George store visited yesterday. Conrad Platwoeder, local butcher, returned from Alberta. Supreme Judge T. G. Halley left for Salem after funeral of Rev. Henry Dixon Jones. H. A. Vincent, formerly with Donaldson, spent Sunday here. Mrs. A. L. Knight and daughter returned from Helix. Dr. Harry Pinkerton, federal stock inspector, returned after inspecting game sheep in Union county. Senator Levi Ankeny here Saturday then to Baker City. Rev. A. A. Morrison, who conducted Rev. Henry Dixon Jones funeral, returned to Portland. H. H. Tokers and Robert Forster returned from Portland after cornerstone visit at Mascule ten ure. Bishop Scadding left for Portland after church services. H. H. Trowbridge and John Hyde, local stockmen, here for cattle deliveries. Guests at the Hotel St. George.
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Clark Nelson
Weston
J. B. Saylor
Butter Creek
W. Keeler
Echo
St. George
Grace Dorothy
Ellere Piano House
Mille Andross
la Grande
Walla Walla
Miller & George
Conrad Platwoeder
Alberta
Lving
T. G. Halley
Eilem
Henry Dixon Jones
H. A. Vincent
F. 4. Donaldson
Drumset
Wakeburg
Mra. A
Baker City
A. A. Morrison
Henry Dixon Jone
Portland
HH. E. Tokers
Robert Forster
Bishop Scadding
Porthand
Church of the Redeemer
Alan
H. H. Trowbridge
John Hyde
Funeral for Rev Henry Dixon Jones Held in Olney
A large funeral service for Rev Henry Dixon Jones was conducted at 11 o'clock, with Bishop Scadding and Rev A A Morrison of Portland officiating. He was laid to rest in Olney cemetery as floral tributes poured in from local friends. Pallbearers included T T George, W E Brock, J T Lambirth, James A Fee, G A Hartman Jr, and J B Dickson. vestry members served as honorary pallbearers.
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Henry Dixon Jones
Olney
Bishop Scadding
A. A. Morrison
Portland
T. T. Geor
W. E. Brock
J.T. Lambirth
James A. Fee
G. A. Hartman, Jr
J. BR. Dickson
RJ. Sinter
T. G. Halley
J. A. Young
Mark Moorhouse
J. F. Robinson
Walla Walla and Weston High Clash Ends Scoreless
A Saturday afternoon football game in Walla Walla between Walla Walla high school and Weston normal teams ended with no points for either side. The crowd witnessed a thrilling finish, hailed as the most enthusiastic seen in Walla Walla. A rematch is planned between the teams soon. Funeral notices: Brothers of Eagles and Redmen are advised of F. X. Schempp’s service at Eagles hall on Wednesday October 24 at 2:40 p.m. procession to Olney cemetery. W G Bogert J H Doty Worthy Pres Redmen Sachem No 28.
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Walla Walla
Walla Walla High School
Weston
Eagles
Redmen
F. X. Schempp
Eagles’ Hall
Welock
Olney Cemetery
W. G. Bogert
J, H. Doty
Worthy Pres
Sachem
Real estate transfers filed in Freewater and Orange
Realty transfers show H R McCallum to A L Parker for the NEY of section 18 township 1 north of Orange 13 2 W M. Isaacs trustee to Walla Walla Traction Co for lots 11 2 1a 14 16 16 block 6a town of Freewater. total consideration $1000.
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H.R. McCallum
A. L. Parker
Ney
Orange
W. M
Tiaga
Isaacs
Walla Walla
Foley's Honey and Tar Ad from Koep pen Drug Store
A certified claim urges druggists to refund money if Foley's Honey and Tar fails to cure coughs or colds. It promises cough relief, lung health benefits, and prevention of grippe pneumonia and consumption. Advertises no opiates and a genuine yellow package.
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Foley
Koeppen Drug Store
Parliament Meets Today in Historic Labor Challenge
London Oct 22 The autumn session opens as Labour leaders plan to abolish the house of Lords with Liberal support. Bills include Education, Workmen’s compensation, Merchant shipping, and Plural voting. Conservatives claim a tide turn, but radicals gain momentum.
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London
House of Jorda
House of Commons
Marquis of Townshend
House of Lords
Hneage
Lords
Labor Party
Cockermouth
Great Britain
Conservatives Lose Ground amid Rising Leftward Drift
The piece notes a shift toward quasi-socialist ideas as conservatives decline in influence, suggesting a political realignment and an ongoing debate over governance direction. It highlights perceived gains for left-leaning policies and diminishing momentum for traditional conservative approaches.
Methodist Merger Talk at Planters Hotel
Plan to merge northern and southern Methodist churches is discussed at a banquet in St Louis. Bishop J F Berry and editors Pallmore and Spencer attend with other church leaders from Oklahoma City Epworth University and Union Methodist. Delegates from Oklahoma City will discuss the merger with northern church figures. Also a classified ad seeks competent traveling salesmen for a Chicago factory.
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Univ
St. Louis
Planters
J. F. Berry
Pallmore
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AS Teutschs
Teutsch’s
Nien & Son
Thompson
Ellers Plano House
Hotel
Oregon
East Oregonian
Trust Furniture
Graham Furniture Co
Guernsey
J. A. Owendons
Main Street
Louis Hunziker
Woolen Mountains
Twin Falls
Henry Beales
Maho
A.C. Koeppen Aeros
Pendleton, Ore
Saat Oregontan
Hart Schatiner & Marx
Northern
Southern Methodists
Atwood Bidg
Chicago
S.S.S
S. S
S.S. S
Nature
Swift Specific CO
Atlanta, GA
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