Fresh Olympia oysters and dry wood at local shops
Listings note fresh Olympia oysters at Hohbachs and dry wood from Minnis and Oregon Lumber Yard. Ads trumpet gas irons, Howard heaters, unfurnished rooms, rent notices, groceries at Ingram’s, and specials on bread, crackers, and groceries. Also mentions a Halloween masquerade and low price records.
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Olympia
Hohbach's
W. J. Clark
Ireland
Oregon Lumber Yard
Ekatere
Aask Ireland
Minnia
Wonder Store
Jae Androns
W. J. Clarke & Co
Oakwood
Boston
Ingram’s
Ready on opening day for Great World's Fair Seattle
Exposition officials vow to break records at the Alaska-Yukon-Pacific exposition in Seattle. Gates will open June 1 next year with four months of world visitors and preparations aimed to finish on time. Exhibitors warned goods must arrive by March 1 and setup to be completed two weeks before opening.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Seattle
Pacitic
Northwest
Weekly bill of pictures at Kidson and Orpheum houses
Amusements note weekly schedules with Damon and Pythias, Pacific fleet images, and a line up across Kidson Pyle Ciameragraph Co, Orpheum, Old Dime and New Dime houses offering drama, fun, and popular films including Reg Pardon and Leah the Forsaken.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Kidson
Pyle Ciameragraph Company
Damon & Pythiia
Play House
Snowdrifts Close Central Montana Rail Lines
Immense snow drifts piled by high winds blockade central Montana railroads, delaying travel and causing passenger discomfort. Free skating tickets are distributed each week at Ireland's rink.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Montana
Ireland
Pendleton for On Ghidinon Pendleton for On Ghidinon
Pendleton high school football team travels to Walla Walla for the first game of the loan season. Coach Lytle reports strong practice and confidence, with a lineup including Chatman Graham McCarty Devine Bean Shaw Hoskins McMeill Storte Kimball Baker and Henneman. Brotherton and Thompson travel as substitutes as supporters go along.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Walla Walla
Pendleton High School
Garden City
Tem
Pendleton
Hampton
Lytit
Sturels
Lyne
Dr. Lytle
Ehow
Chatman
Graham
McCarty
Devine
Bean
Shaw
Glee Club Tour Planned by University of Oregon
Eugene Oregon October 23 special The University of Oregon Glee and Mandolin clubs will tour eastern Oregon during Christmas holidays with stops in Salem December 15 Portland 16 Hood River 11 Pendleton 18 Baker City 19 The Dalles 22 The clubs are described as the strongest in years under director L M Glen and manager Merle R Chessman after tryouts with about 60 men for six places.
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Eugene
Ore
University of Oregon Glee and Mandolin Cluba
Oregon
Silem
Portland
Hood River
Pendleton
Baker City
Tig Grande
the Dalles
L M. Glen
Merle R. Chessman
Knights of Pythias Plan Campaign in Wenatchee
The Knights of Pythias of Wenatchee Washington begin an active campaign to secure the location of the new state Pythian home at Wenatchee.
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Knights of Pythias of
Pendleton Visitors Include Business Travelers and Relatives
Tom Purdy returned yesterday from a business visit to Walla Walla and F W Gilbert of Hains was in town attending to business matters. In Pendleton F H Denson and wife of Pilot Rock visited today. J F Bradley of Weston was a business visitor yesterday. Wm C Minnis returned from a brief witness visit at Pilot Rock. Link Mann, representative elect, was a business visitor in Pilot Rock yesterday. Ed Neil leaves tonight for Seattle for an extended vacation. B K A Johnson and wife of Spokane were in Pendleton last evening. W W Shepard and family of Cold Springs visited yesterday. Hermiston attorney BR Johnson is in Pendleton on business. Mrs Charles Carter returned from Portland after visiting friends. F Vandewater, O R N traveling freight agent, was in Pendleton last evening. Mrs W E Brock returned today from Portland after two weeks visiting. Charles Gray, formerly of Gray Bros in Pendleton now in Portland, was a visitor. A Cobb left yesterday for Southern Oregon to manage timber interests. Charles Macomber has returned from Paseo with engineering work. Mrs Mary Lang of Baker City, with Miss Elizabeth Lang and Miss Emma Reeves, and Mrs R S Alley of Butte were in Pendleton.
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Tom Purdy
Walla Walla
F. W. Gilbert
Hains
F. H. Denson
Pendleton
Link Mann
Wae
Pilot Rock
Ed Neil
Seattle
BK A. Johnson
Spokane
W. W. Shepard
Cold Springs
Lik. BR. Johnson
Hermiston
Charles Carter
Portland
F. Vandewater
Charles Macomber
Paseo
Mary Lang
Baker City
Elizabeth Lang
Emma. Reeves
That Place
R. 8. Alley
Butte, Mont
Supposed Death By Own Action Denied By Lux
Louis A Lux who was believed to have shot himself at Portland Heights four months ago and identified by police as the body found there has appeared alive in Portland He had escaped Napa State Lunatic Asylum last June The body previously identified as Lux was found behind the heights and fit the missing teeth and scars Lux called at an express office today and is being held in the city jail awaiting Napa asylum action
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Louis A. Lux
Portland Heights
Portland
Lux
Napa
Cal
the Heights
Elmer E. Stone
Napa Institution
Evans
Terliim
Marshfield
Jall
Beggar in Leather Shield Exposed as Fraud
Edward Haskew appeared in municipal court charged with begging after detectives observed him asking for a meal. Judge Van Zante inspected his hooked arm and boot, revealing a sound hand inside, and Haskew was sent to the rockpile for failing to tell the truth.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Edward Hishow
Hellyer Wid Maloney
Sullivans
van Zante
Haskew
Red Apples Shipping From Wenatchee to U S Markets
Wenatchee, Oct. apple shipments surge with 2 to 18 carloads daily moving to various states. Orchard workers, pickers and packers swarm the area while crews haul heavy wagon loads. Winter Banana growers earn 2 to 2.60 per box as demand exceeds supply. D N Gelylatiy of the commercial club arranges for the National Apple Show in Spokane. Lake Chelan country promotors claim strong apple output with English walnuts also noted. Hulour county residents push renewal of Malhour irrigation. Government reclamation funds and a $6,000,000 Oregon share are cited.
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Wenatchee
Wash
United States
D. N. Gelylatiy
Spokane
Lake Chelan
Hulour County
Malhour
Oregon
The Rise of the Dairy Cow in Colorado Farmland
Letters from Idaho and Utah show dairy stock demand with 640 head in Utah and twice that in Idaho. Auction prices for individual cows ranged from 5 to 110 dollars, while experienced dairymen pay 60 to 140 dollars for proven milkers. The dairy cow yields money, averaging 30 dollars net per year, unlike beef cattle. The article notes the shift from range riding to dairy farming as settlement expands, bringing “bassle” cows to stay and attracting eastern interest.
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Idaho
Utah
Sanitary Dairy Company
Colorado Springs
Colorado
Six Work Horses for Sale at Address A. K.
Six head of work horses for sale at 513 Franklin, contact Address A. K. or call phone ibed) 2552 for details.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
A. K
Franklin
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F. E. Livengood & Co
Co's
Howard
Ingram’s Grocery
The
Delta
East Oregonian
South Main
Gus Laontaine
Fos Maple Street
Water Street
Hallowe'er
Woodcraft
Ally
Lowia Hunziker
Main St
Ic Exposition
Seale
Orpheum
Dime Twins
Leah
ON Ghidinon
Gamen City
Lytle
Glee Club
University of Oregon Singers
J. F. Bradley
Weston
Wm. ¢. Minnis
W. E. Brock
Charles Gray
Gray Bros
A. Cobb
Cloak
Russia
Edison Records
Frank B. Clopton & CO
E. Court. St., Pendleton, Ore
Koebppens
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