City brief highlights and local notices in Oregon
Found small brown leather purse with keys. inquire at the office. Unfurnished housekeeping rooms for rent. inquire at East Oregonian office. Stansberg and Milne provide transfer work. Dr J G M Luttenberger physician and surgeon opens offices in Schmidt building rooms 16 and 17, Main 190. Hiawatha will stop falling hair and promote growth. $100 guarantee. for sale by Taliman and Co. Bond Bros. advertised fall suit and dry wood. Minnis posts wood and hay for sale. Paul Schneider Nolin Oregon.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Paul Schneider
Nolin
Oregon
East Oregonian
Stansberg & Milne
J. G. M. Luttenberger
St. Louis
Schmidt Building
Hiawatha
Hiawatha Hair Tonle Co
Taliman & Co
Fresh oysters at Hohbachs and Bond Bros ads
A crowded local page lists bargains and notices: fresh oysters at Hohbachs. Bond Bros promote Benjamin suits. a church dinner at M E church with Minnis dry wood sales. requests for home in private family. help wanted on a ranch. 10 percent off hats at Campbell Millinery. furnished rooms for rent. lost gold anchor. a 10 room rental near the bridge. Guernsey Music sells phonographs. Methodist dinner in church basement. ad pricing for a talking machine deal. store at Court and Cottonwood.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
M. E
Minnis
Benjamin
Bond Bros
East Webb Street
BE. O
Fred Lockley
Bridge
Bowman Photo Studio
Guernsey
Court Street
Methodist Church
Liberal Terms
Corner Court
Cottonwood
Walla Walla to Face Pendleton in Tomorrow’s Football Clash
Football action unfolds tomorrow at 2 15 PM with Walla Walla meeting Pendleton on the field. Local fans anticipate a dandy contest as teams collide for early-season bragging rights.
67 Geese Killed in Columbia Hunt by Turner and Ferguson
Otto “Fat” Turner and C. J. Ferguson returned home with 67 fine geese killed along the Columbia in a two days’ hunt. The large kill led Pendleton sportsmen to carry the honors of the week as many hunters gather on the river.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Blalocks
Otto
Fat
Turner
C. J. Ferguson
Columbia
Pendleton
Dry seeding underway after record county drought
T F Barger of Helix reports seeding has begun widely despite the dry district. He notes last fall was very dry and seeding occurred before rains. With this year’s crop expected to be the county’s largest, dry seeding will continue in hopes of an even bigger harvest next year.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
T. F. Barger
Helix
Dr. McClure Returns From Idaho Quarantine Work
Dr. McClure has returned from southern Idaho after several days on state quarantine release work. Inspectors remain in the state to inspect shipments passing through while others will be reassigned to other parts of the northwest.
Fred Lockley in city on way to Walla Walla
Fred Lockley, formerly East Oregonian circulation manager and now associate editor of Pacific Monthly, is in the city today en route to Walla Walla. He is gathering statistics and data for Northwest development articles, a specialty of the magazine.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Fred Lockley
East Oregonian
Pacific Monthly
Walla Walla
Northwest
Chicken Thieves Busy at Meacham Roosts
Chickens vanish from Meacham hen houses as multiple raids occur. Recently Earl Gillanders reported 60 chickens stolen and the same evening A H Todd lost his entire hen house stock in separate raids.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Meacham
Earl Gillanders
A. H. Todd
Nebergall Announces Engagement of Lela Huggins
Mr and Mrs W H Nebergall formerly of this city now of Goldendale West announce the engagement of their daughter Miss Lela June Huggins to Dale C Hardin of Goldendale. The wedding is planned for November.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
W. H. Nebergall
Goldendale, West
Lela June Huggins
Dale C. Hardin
Goldendale
Suit to Recover $127.95 From Minnie Reynolds
The Peoples Warehouse filed a suit this morning to collect 127.95 from Minnie Reynolds. The complaint was filed by Messia Carter and Raley.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
The
Peoples Warehouse
Minnie Reynolds
Messia, Carter & Raley
Pendleton Faces Walla Walla In Big Football Showdown
Pendleton and Walla Walla clash in a high stakes football game tomorrow. Local fans expect a hard hitting contest as both teams seek a conference win and momentum for the season.
Local residents and visitors report in Pendleton city today
A roundup of notable arrivals and travelers includes H B Neil Roy Peringer J B Jarman F F Humeston Misses The and Lulu Liewallen Attorney S F Wilwon and J B Owen T J Flynn Mr and Mrs James Navin Conductor F F Waffle Mrs Anna Selkirk Norton Will Parks J J Hamley Miss Etta Shutrum J A Thomson Mrs C L Blakeslee H Susewind Conductor Frank Coykendall L S Smith and families, all seen in Pendleton or en route for business trades hunting and seasonal apple work with several planning trips to nearby towns.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
H. BR. Neil
Roy Peringer
Adama
J. B. Jarman
Athena Merchant
Weston
Tthe
Lulu Liewallen
Adams
F. Wilwon
Athena
Wan
Pendleton
J. B. Owen
T. J. Flynn
Baker City
James P. Navin
F. F. Waffle
Pendleton-Huntington
Anna Selkirk Norton
Walla Walla
Will Parks
Joe Parks
Dean Tatum
J. A. Thomson
Dayton
la Grande Observer
C. L. Blakeslee
Lynn K. Blakeslee
Union
H. ©. Susewind
Centennial
Seattle
Frank Coykendall
Fruitdale
la Grande Star
Isaac Jay buys repair shop from Dan Bowman in East Oregonian building
Isaac Jay, pioneer blacksmith of Cottonwood street, purchases the repair shop formerly run by Dan Bowman in the East Oregonian building on Malp street. Ed Jay will run it. Otto Turner keeps the gun and ammunition store in the north half. Bowman builds will continue under Jay. Bowman will take a gasoline lamp agency for citywide territory into Umatilla and nearby counties.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Isaac Jay
Cottonwood Street
Dan ©. Bowman
East Oregonian
Malp Street
Ed Jay
Otto Turner
Bowman
Jay
Umatilla
Isolkden Rule Hotel to Add Dining Room and Facilities
Work at the Golden Rule hotel will start soon to create a large dining room fronting Court street by combining the barber shop quarters and the former Northwestern Warehouse headquarters. A top class check system restaurant will operate alongside the existing hotel dining room. The rear dining room will become large sample rooms for commercial salesmen.
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Golden Rule
Court Street
E. W. McComas
Northwestern Warehouse Company
Quacking Geese Draw Hunters to Arlington Bluffs
Geese fly thick over the bluffs near Arlington as hunting season draws 40 or more hunters toward Gilliam county. Travelers include M A Rader J J Hamley J G Bellows and others. Weaton party joins Arlington expedition with Sim J Culley F F Huomeston William McKongle and Fred Welnenn.
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Arlington
Gilliam
M. A. Rader
J. J. Hamley
J. G. Bellows
Weaton
Auto
Sim J. Culley
F. F. Huomeston
William McKongle
Fred Welnnen
Walla Walla Physicians Vote to Raise Service Fees
Walla Walla physicians have held a meeting and agreed to raise prices for their services. A charge of one dollar will be made when the patient cards at the physician's office and two dollars and forty cents for visits within the city. One dollar per ville outside the city limits will be charged.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Wilhi Walla
Walla Walla
Body of Boyd Ford Claimed by Relatives
The body of deaf and dumb Boyd Ford, killed by train No 2 near John Day station, has been claimed by relatives. N B Ford arrived from Spangle Washington to claim his brother. Ford, a Vancouver State School pupil for six years, will have the remains shipped to Spangle for interment after being held at Baker and Folsom parlors since the accident Saturday night.
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Boyd Ford
John Day Station
N. B. Ford
Spangle
Wash
Vancouver
John
Young Ford
Baker & Folsom Undertaking
Indians Arrested for Stealing Horses at North Yakima
Two Umitilia Braves from the Umatilla reservation, Joe Williams and James Luke, were arrested in North Yakima by Sheriff Taylor at the request of North Yakima Sheriff J. M. Edwards. They were headed toward Pendleton with money from the alleged horse theft, and are held in the county jail awaiting a Washington officer.
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Joe Williams
James Luke
Umatilla
Taylor
North Yakima
J. M. Edwards
Williams
Luke
Pendiston
Washington
Maccaber Worker Here Establishes Pendleton HQ
Zoldee Tl Handy deputy state commander of the order of Lady Maccabees for Oregon arrived in Pendleton last evening and will establish her headquarters here. The WHI will organize new lodges and revive interest in the order in this section. Pendleton hosts a large Lady Maccabees group and welcomes the state official.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Zoldee Tl
Handy
Pendleton
Zides H, Handy
Kelso
Wash
Order of Lady Maccabees
Oregon
WHI
The
Lady Maccabees
Near doers plague many people in pursuit of action
A brief reflection notes that many individuals are near-doers rather than true doers, implying a tendency to start but not finish tasks and to overthink rather than execute concrete plans. The quote contrasts intention with action in everyday life.
Newbros Horpeicide claims to cure dandruff and baldness
To cure any disease, Kinl the germ that causes dandruff, falling hair and baldness, you will have more dandruff and your hair must grow luxuriously. Newbro's Horplc not only contains the dandruff destroyer but is also the most delightful hair dressing. Sold by leading druggists. Send for samples. The Herpsicide Co Detroit, Mich. Two bits 3 50 cents and $1.00, A C Koeppen & Bros.
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Newbro
Horpielie
Lege
Herpsicide Co
Detroit
Vic
A. C, Koeppen & Bros
Bonfire Rally to Spur Rivalry with Walla Walla Tomorrow
Local high school students plan a monster bonfire and football rally tonight behind the assembly hall to stir enthusiasm for tomorrow's game at 2 15 pm against Walla Walla High School. Coaches and faculty report strong school spirit and harmony as Baker City prepares to meet Garden City kickers on Matlock grounds.
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Walla Walla High School
Walla Walla
Matlock
Baker City
Pendleton
Garden City Kickers
Wood stock near Meacham railroad awaits shipment
An estimated 6000 to 7000 cords of wood are stacked beside the Meacham railroad track awaiting transport. Much of the supply appears to be owned by Pendleton dealers or private individuals.
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Meacham
Pendleton
Pendleton Football Clash With Walla Walla Planned
20 000 rooters wanted for Pendleton versus Walla Walla at Alta Street grounds tomorrow at 2 15 p m. Help us eat em and cheer the team in the big football showdown on the field.
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Pendleton
Walla Walla
Alta Street Grounds
Guernsey's Music Promotes Latest Phonographic Records
Guernsey's Music showcases the latest phonographic records with fresh album releases and new catalog additions. The store highlights recent singles and LPs, signaling a strong weekly update of popular titles and emerging artists.
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China
United States
Louis Hunziker
Jeweler and
Optitian
Main St
Hohbach's
Franklin Street
Campbell Millinery
Eagles Hall
H. C. Thompson
Sec
Umatilla County
Japan
Ise
Kochi
Koeppens
Por the Pacific Monthly
Efde
Une
Pendleton Vs. Walla Walla
Columbia River
Etta Shutrum
J. H. Estes
Portland
L. 8. Smith
Kent, Wash
Rose Campbell
Neil , Wilson
Dan Bowman
Isolkden Rule Hotel
Buin Veneray
Alaska
Florida
Rayo Standard Oil Company
Umitilia
Maccaber Worker
Ely
TY Mien
Sigor
Tuligait Fort
Ly Brothers
Warren Stet
W. C. Minnis
Henning
Peoples
Fran
Harley
Pendleton Roller Mills
Byers
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