Fresh Olympia oysters and goods at local shops
Local notices advertise Olympia oysters at Hohbachs and dry wood from Minnis and Oregon Lumber Yard. Free skating tickets via Ireland, bread at Ingrams, groceries at Delta, brown and white bread, fresh fruit, hot chocolate, soups, and sandwiches. Rentals, real estate, and farm listings appear along with a hospital bazaar and a sale week.
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Oregon Lumber Yard
Ireland
Minnis
Wonder Store
W. J. Clarke & Co
Ingram’s
Saturdas
Young man swallows pin after it lodges
In Walla Walla on Tuesday Guy Hern a pressman at Ferney s Quick Print shop laughed with friends when he swallowed a pin that lodged in his throat. Dr C Blalock arrived to remove it but Hern swallowed again and the pin disappeared. The doctor said no immediate danger and that stomach juices would likely dissolve the pin.
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Mr. Hern
Kennedy Pleads Guilty After Assault on Wife
Dulles Chronicle reports Fred Kennedy, a Baldwins saloon bartender, assaulted his intoxicated wife Thursday evening to force her home. A warrant was issued after a police complaint by Constable Gillam. He pleaded guilty, fined $14, with witnesses Peter Fleck Ivan Gibon and George Kruger citing the incident near the depot.
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Fred Kennedy
Dulles Chronicle
Constable & ER
Gillam
City Recorder
Kennedy
Yeat
Peter Fleck
Ivan Gibon
George Kruger
Mra Kennedy
Baldwin
Sheep losses in Granite district drive winter range shift
Reports from the mountains of the Granite district describe heavy sheep losses as bands moved to winter range. A Heppner company lost over 00 head, with 240 found near the Monumental mine held two weeks for a caretaker from Heppner. William Nai arriving midweek now oversees the missing flock. Coyotes are said to be feeding on strays across Baldy Mountain.
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Granite
Saya
Blue Mountain Republican
Heppner
Monumental Mine
Takeno Granite
William Nai
Baldy Mountain
Campbell Millinery Sale Friday and Saturday
Millinery sale at Campbell Millinery features exquisite trimmed patterns and street hats for the coming winter now shown for only 2.95 dollars. Friday and Saturday only see window display.
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Campbell
For Rent Suites of Furnished Rooms with Board
Furnished rooms with or without board for rent. Apply at 27 Water Street or call Black 2092 for details.
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Water Street
Wenaha Forest Completes Towner Fork Trail in Blue Mountains
Supervisor Schmitz announces completion of the Towner Fork Trail about 15 miles long from Wenaha Hot Springs along the Umatilla river to Summerville. Early snowfall may delay further trails until next summer. repairs, rock work, and $1000 cost cited. Cattle and sheep are being driven to winter ranges as snow rises. Plans for next season include completing a Summerville west-to-summer-range trail and a stockmen funded segment near Summerville with a $50 government request.
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D. M. Schmitz
Wenaha National Forest
Blue Mountains
Wenaha Hot Springs
Umatilla River
Summerville
Summer Range
Baptist Church to Be Repainted
The Baptist church has set a contract for a complete renovation to be done by RE. J. Murphy. Work starts immediately with interior walls repapered woodwork repainted and varnished. Exterior will also be repainted.
Free Skating Tickets Handed Out Weekly at Ireland's Rink
Weekly promotion at Ireland's rink gives away free skating tickets to attendees. Local management says the program aims to boost attendance and support community skating events.
Pendleton Visitors and Local Business Travels
A long list of Pendleton correspondents report visits and trips by many local residents and travelers. Edith Smith of Mabten visited Pendleton friends Zoeth Houser of Echo and others noted include M C Metz,Will Thompson, Peter Murray, Judge Fee, Rem Heval, Henry Collins, Evelyn Brady, Dr A Mann, H R Lake, T W Ayers, F H Denson, Jennie and Laura Berland, C A Harrett, Jim Nelson, F T George, Nancy Despain, J P Wilbur, Dr M S Kern, Dr Plamondon, R N Stanfield, J N Marquis, Judd Fish, Fay Bartholomew, S B Calderhead, F W Benson, T J Samuel, Jimmy Clark, G W Coutts, J J Hamley, Major McFatridge, J Scott, W H Casady, Dr Campbell, and B Watrous among others.
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Edith Smith
Mabten
Pendleton
Zoeth Houser
Echo
M. C. Metz
Spokane
Will Thompson
Peter Murray
Adams
Judge Fee
Walla Walla Valley
J. N. Marquis of
Portland
Judd Fish
Calgary
Wheat
Alberta
Fay Bartholomew
Frank Sloan
R. R. Wood
Eeho
E. A. McKenna
Walla Walla
Northern Pacific Railroad
Jimmy” Clark
Patton-Humphrey
Judge Bean
Heppner
G. W. Coutts
J.J. Hamley
Major McFatridge
Arlington
Bank Robbers Make Very Rich Haul
Sioux Falls reports a vault at Vergil cracked by dynamiters. They blew open steel doors and took 4700 dollars plus papers. The item ties to capital site discussions in Helena Montana and a Catholic college plan linked to a Great Northern site in North Dakota.
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Sioux Falls
S. D
Vergil
Carroll
Helen
Mont
Catholic College
Northwest
Great Northern
T. Houser
New York
Large Oregon steer on display at fair grounds
A four year old range fed steer weighing 2090 pounds is shown in the Hon. George Chandler herd at the fair grounds. The animal ranks among the largest ever raised in Oregon, according to the Baker City Democrat.
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Oregon
George Chandler
Fair Grounds
Baker City
Democrat
Elgin's Longest Train Sets City Record
The Elgin line reports its longest train yet with 40 carloads from Wallowa, exceeding all prior runs. Conductor J. C. Guiling and longtime Elgin crew note the chain of cars includes many one deck sheep cars, illustrating heavy feeder traffic to the main line.
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Elgin
J. C. Guiling
Wallowa
First National Bank Statements Pride in Conservative Management
The First National Bank highlights its careful, conservative management and invites new accounts. It lists resources including Joins and discounts, Overdrafts, United States bonds, other bonds and warrants, Bank building, and cash on hand. Total assets show figures like 1,421,466.09 with a redemption fund of 482,514.28 and other line items to reflect financial strength.
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United States
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F. E. Livengood & Co
Olympia Oysters
Hohbach's
Gas” Sud Irons
W. J. Clark
Co's
Howard
Imgram's Grocery
Aosk Ireland
Delta
Cascade Fir
Sink
East Oregonian
A. K
South Main
Rue la Fontaine
Quele
Women of
Woodcraft
St. Anthony's Hospital
Benn
Graham
Benples
Toule Hunziker
Main St
Hone
Wenana Forest
Schmitz
Baptist Church
Rem Heval
Milton
Henry Collins
Pilot Rock
Evelyn Brady
Weston
Dr. & A. Mann
H. R. Lake of
Tucson
Ariz
T. W. Ayera
F. H. Denson
Jennie
Laura Berland
Enterprise
C. A. Harrett
Athens
Jim Nelson
Buttercreek
F. T. George
Nancy Despain
J. P. Wilbur
Union
M.S. Kern
Hermiston
Plamondon
Athena
B. Calderhead
Northern Pacific
F. W. Benson
Salem
T. J. Samuel
C. J. Mitchell
Dayton
Wash
John Scott
Condon
W. H. Casady
Grangeville
Idaho
Dr. Campbell
Cold Springs
Mr. Campbell
B. Watrous
Cambridge
Wieraneh
Umatilin County
Kor New College
Cioak
A. Eklund
Queen Chop House
The
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Pendleton, Oregon
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