City Briefities Offerings and Ads for Sale
Fresh oysters at Hohbachs and Bond Bros. fall salt available. Minnis offers dry wood and hay, with ample supply. Benjamin clothes sold by Bond Brothers. Unfurnished housekeeping rooms for rent at East Oregonian office. Campbell Millinery offers 10 percent off pattern hats starting Monday. Stansbery Milne provide prompt transfer work. Hiawatha hair tonic claims to stop hair loss and regrow hair with $100 guarantee. Tallman & Co. sells Hiawatha products.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Paul Schneider
Nolin
Oregon
Benjamin
Bond
East Oregonian Office
Stansbery & Milne
Hiawatha
Hiawatha Hall Tonle Co
Tallman & Co
Wanted Home In Private Family By High School Girl
Motion: a high school girl seeks a private family home placement. contact Black 2831 for details.
Pilot Rock to Open First Bank With 15000 Capital Stock
The First Bank of Pilot Rock organized yesterday with officers Dougine Belts as president J N Burgess as vice president and F C Roberts as cashier A board of directors includes Belts Herbert Boylen C W Mathews George Carnes and L L Mann All stockholders in the Pilot Rock area hold the entire 15000 capital stock The bank will occupy the old post office building and will open as soon as fixtures are secured Read the East Oregonian.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Pilot Rock
Bank of
Dougine Belts
J. N. Burgess
F. C. Roberts
Constata
Douglas Belts
Herbert Boylen
C. W. Mathews
George Carnes
L. L. Mann
High School Bonfire Rally Bets On Big Game With Walla Walla
Last night a first of its kind high school bonfire rally boosted local football spirit as students heard speeches from Principal Hampton and coach Lytle among others. This afternoon the team meets Walla Walla high school on the local grounds, with Baker nursing an injury but set to play tackle. The lineup lists Bean at center McDill and Buster as guards Baker and Engdahl tackles Gibson Stokie McCarty ends Kimball Means Reeves and Divine in backfield.
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Walla Walla
Hampton
W. H. Lytle
Harold Warner
Arthur Means
Tracy Baker
Cress Sturgis
Orville Reeves
Baker
Eason
Weston
Divine
Bean
MccDill
Buster
Engdahl
Gibson
Stokie
McCarty
Kimball
A. Means
Reeves
Explosion probe into steamer Teal boiler blast yields no blame
Portland October 24 seven witnesses testified in a federal investigation into the J N Teal disaster. Inspectors Edwards and Fuller heard that the explosion originated in the boiler but did not establish the direct cause or assign blame. Two men were killed and another seriously hurt in the early hours of yesterday.
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Portland
Edwards and Fuller
J. N. Teal
Visitors Seen in City on Trading and Business Trips
A string of visitors are recorded in Athena and nearby towns. John Walker, Oliver Dixie, P. D. Mann and others from Athena, Umatilla, Echo, and Hermiston arrive in the city for trading, business, or brief visits. Notable arrivals include James Leslie from Seattle heading to Walla Walla, Captain and Mrs Bowe from Ogden overseeing Salvation Army work, and traveling engineer John C. Shen of the O R N staying at Hotel St George during busy fall duties.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
John Walker
Athena
Co. A. Barrett
D. C. Brownell
Umatilla
E. 8. Davis
Oliver Dixie
P. D. Mann
Della King
Echo
Teachers’ Institute
Joseph Cunha
James Leslie
Richmond Paper Company
Seattle
Walla Walla
F. F. Perham
Pilot Rock
Henry Harrison
Bowe
Ogden
Salvation Army
John C. Shen
Hotel St. George
Insane man fires at Elk Horn camp near Albany
Henry Johns, a wealthy white rancher near Salem, believed himself the last American Indian. He fired a shotgun into the brush at a logging camp for nearly two hours, sending workers to hide. No injuries reported. he was captured after ammo ran out. Johns is described as violently insane.
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Albany
Ore
Henry Johns
Salem
Elkhorn
Johns
Man Hurt In Train Altercation Before Eastern Trip
John Murray bade his wife and children farewell on a train bound east as it started. Two intoxicated men on the steps pushed him, causing a fall that badly lacerated one side of his face. Dr. Richardson attended and Murray was reported around today, bandaged.
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John Murray
Mr. Murray
Dr. Richardson
la Grande Observer
Bear killed on Birch Creek by Grant Horn
Grant Horn killed a large black bear on Birch Creek near Pilot Rock after the animal had been raiding prune orchards and pig pens in the area. The bear skin measured six feet by four and a half feet, and farmers in the vicinity are glad to be rid of the beast which had spoiled prunes apples pies and alfalfa in recent weeks.
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Birch Creek
Grant Horn
Pilot Rock
Mr. Horn
Horn
Pen dleton Bank President Buys Sheep for Spring Delivery
Mantle B. Gwinn president of Pendleton Savings Bank arrived home from Arrington this morning after purchasing a band of sheep for spring delivery. The cattle to be taken to his ranges in Malhwur county, while Gillam county reports a very dry range and sheep sufferings.
Good Program at the Star Theater This Week
The Star Theater presents a strong vaudeville lineup with a tramp comedian who doubles as a skilled pianist. He performs piano and singing while delivering varied sketches on stage. Marrett and Barlo headline with clever vaudeville acts this week.
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The
Star
Star Theater
Marrett
Barlo
Nature Provides for Sick Women Remedies From Roots
A historical note credits Lydia E. Pinkham of Lynn Massachusetts with studying roots and herbs to create a potent remedy for women’s illnesses. The text claims her remedy is more efficacious than any drug combination and references the broader use of plant-based medicines.
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Lydia E. Pinkham
Lynn, Maas
Lyle E. Pinkham
Lydia B. Pinkham
United States
Lydia
Lynn
Mass
Son Dead at Grant's Pass Mystery
Mrs. Mary Evans and her husband operate a boarding house at Webb and Cottonwood in Grant's Pass. She received a telephone message last evening that her son Claude Snyder had died or was killed accidentally while traveling from Grant's Pass toward Jerome Prairie. Details are scarce and she awaits more information.
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Grant's Pass
Mary Evans
Webb and
Cottonwood Streets
Claude Snyder
Jerome Prairie
Pendleton Presbytery Members Depart for Freewater Meeting
Rev W L Van Nuys Levi Johnson and Rev J M Cornelison left this morning to attend an adjourned meeting of the Pendleton presbytery at Freewater. B F Harper of Milton will join them there and Pendleton people expect to return home tomorrow.
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Pendleton
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Bond Bros
Campbell Millinery
China
Louis Hunziker
Jeweler and
Optitian
Main St
Benjamin Sult
M. Eichurch
Franklin Street
East Webb Street
Bath
Muff Street
Witch Chain
Fred Lockley
Bridge
Bowman Photo Studio
East Oregonian
Japan
Ise
Kobi
Kobpappens
Rb, R. Johnson
Oliver Dickenson
James T. Peters
Dalles
Open Rivers
Hotel
St. George
Robert Burns
C. W. Irvin
Delta Confectionery
Oliver P. Morton
City
la Grande
U. S. Land Office
John Hexter
Max Baer
G. J. Yates
Reclamation Service
Ivy 8. MecCellend
Hermiston
Frank Lambirth
J. T. Lambirth
First National Bank
Harrington
Wash
Dover
W. C. Minnis
Henning
Peoples Warehouse
Holmes
Business Cay
Cps
Washington & Tenth Sts
Portland, Org
Irene Swan
Soubrette
Arthur Barrett
Irene Walter Retlaw Tramp
Barrett and Earle
V. Stroble
Byers
Harley Alwage
Pendleton Roller Mills
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