Estes Buys Bowling Parlor in Hendricks Building
James H. Estes purchased the bowling alley and amusement parlor in the basement of the Hendricks building and will operate it as a first class resort offering bowling billiards and pool with soft drinks and cigars. Estes plans to form a local bowling team and arrange games with Walla Walla. Loren Hoover, Estes brother in law, also holds an interest.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
James H. Estes
Hendricks
Mr. Estes
George O'Daniel
Adolph Moliter
Mr. Exutes
Pendleton
Loren Hoover
Estes
Wil
Walla Walt
Cold urgency urges early action against illness
A warning urges immediate attention at the onset of a cold, noting that delaying care risks deepening illness and lengthening suffering. The advice emphasizes acting within the first hours to prevent more severe symptoms and longer recovery.
Woodmen Smoker Yields Social Evening In Pendleton
Woodmen of the World Lodge in Pendleton hosted a smoker for members and friends with Consul Commander Idleman Jack Huston and Lee D. Drake as masters of ceremonies. The evening featured an 8 match between Neighbors Lodging and Burk, a doughnut eating contest won by A Delatour, plus banjo and vocal solos by Ed Miller A Z Onowen and Lee Drake and a piano piece by Elvin Lampkin.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Pendleton’s
Woodmen of the World
Idleman
Jack Huston
Lee D. Drake
Neighbors Lodging
Burk
Lodging
A. Delatour
Ed Miller
A. Z. Onowen
Lee Drake
Elvin Lampkin
Sider
Lowell Urges Crown Welcome for Butler in Oregon
Judge Stephen A. Lowell writes to a Pendleton Republican urging a rousing welcome and spirited meeting by Smithia County's youths for Butler. He calls Butler, at 27, one of Oregon's most eloquent speakers and seeks active turnout.
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R. R. Buller
Tmithia County
Stephen A. Lowell
Pendleton
Lowell
Butler
Oregon
Mission visit and funeral cast by Baker City clergy
Rt Rev Bishop Chas J O Reilly of Baker City with Rev Sherman and Deaviln visited the Indian mission yesterday. They attended the funeral of Rev Fr Landry after a Baker City mission and will preach a mission in Walla Walla. They previously conducted a mission in Pendleton and Sherman, son of General Sherman, was noted for eloquence.
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Chas. J. O'Reilly
Baker City
Sherman
Deviln
Bishop O'Reilly
Landry
Deaviln
Walla Walla
Pendleton
Sharman
City Supt Rutherlang Leads Water Tank Cleaning Work
Superintendent Rutherlang directs four crewmen to clear a fence line and remove debris from the city water storage tank, ensuring clean supply for residents.
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Rutherlang
Washington shingle men seek to extend saw time
Efforts by Washington shingle men aim to extend the sawing period to December 1st hoping improved market conditions will follow.
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Washington
Tea and Dutch tea drinkers noted in curious ad item
An odd clipped item describes Dutch tea culture, mentioning hearty drinkers and a grocer returning money for Miss Schijiing's Pest, followed by a playful promise of payment if unsatisfied. The fragment hints at local commerce and quirky regional notes in a historic newspaper fragment.
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Schijiing
Pest
Pendleton Visitors Bring News of Local Business
A flurry of Pendleton visits highlights the day with residents and guests from Echo Stage Gulch Birch Creek Milton Holdman Umatilla Athena Adams and La Grande among those calling on friends. Business matters and travel plans clock the social and commercial tone.
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Cs. W. Gates
Echo
Roy Shaver
Stage Gulch
Link Mann
Birch Creek
Miller Hall
Nolin
Pendleton
William and
Henry Pinkerton
Athena
Horace Walker
Stephens
Umatilla
Levi Eldridge
McKay Creek
A. L. Knight
Hot Lake
Henry Smith
Mattie B. Cavett
Salem
Despaingulch
Morrison
RO & N
J. A. Pearson
Freewater
George Perringer
Walla Walla
Marriage License For H D Gray And Amelia Garle
Marriage license issued yesterday for H D Gray and Amelia Garle. Valled by Clerk Baling.
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H.D. Gray
Amelia Garle
Baling
LADOW AND PETERSON OPEN NEW HARDWARE STORE
Ladow and Peterson take over Goodman hardware with plumbing, inventories completed. The business is now personally owned by G. J. LaDow and Pete Peterson, who will manage with Roscoe Frost staying as salesman after selling his stake.
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Ladow & Peterson
Goodman Hardware Company
G. J. LaDow
Pete Peterson
Roscoe Frost
Mr. Frost
Messrs. Goodman and
Craven
Livengood Store Gains Heating Plant The Improvement
A heating plant has been installed at the Livengood company store and the improvement is much appreciated by those in the mercantile establishment.
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Livengood Company
Sheriff Takes Behrenson to Begin Sentence in Salem
Sheriff T. D. Taylor departed after noon for Salem with John Behrenson to begin his term for the crime of attempted criminal assault.
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Penitentiary
T. D. Taylor
Salem
John Behrenson
Woman Kidnapping Ordeal Tells of Abbie Meerongola
Abbie Meerongola a 17 year old Huntington Illinois wife was kidnapped twice from her home by two men and held captive in woods for several days. She wandered near a swamp after police captured the suspects and a posse sought her in vain. The girl first disappeared October 10 and reappeared at her father’s home later saying she could recall being kept prisoner. Police recovered the two men after finding her with revolver fire during a raid on October 18.
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Abbie Meerongola
Huntington
Wwo
Wools
Two Years In Prison For Box Car Theft
Lewis drew a two year sentence in the penitentiary after being found guilty in a box car theft case. The judge admitted the punishment was excessive yet required by statute, following a jury verdict that recommended leniency. Lewin will be taken to Salem soon.
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Lewis
la Grande Observer
Knowles
Lewin
Salem
Pupils Miss During Apple Harvest, Officials Say
Superintendent H J Hockenberry reported 20 to 235 students absent as apple orchards pull children from classes. An investigation blamed orchard work. Truant Officer I W Faulk to arrest employers of child laborers under a $200 fine for hiring without state inspector certificates. Next days will show enforcement impact.
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H. J. Hockenberry
Saya
la Grande
Hockenberry
I. W. Faulk
Jute mill at Washington penitentiary to get new machinery
The state board of control has received word that the new machinery bought in Great Britain to double the capacity of the jute mill at the Washington state penitentiary will arrive at Tacoma early next month and will be promptly forwarded to Walla Walla for installation.
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State Board of Control
Great Britain
Wallington State Penitentiary
Tacoma
Walla Wal
The Real Test of Hair Loss Remedies
An advertisement extols Herpicide as a sure cure that bites at the root of hair loss. Prominent letters praise its effectiveness, urging readers to sample via stamp and order from The Herpicide Co. Detroit Michigan, Koeppen & Bros. listed as distributors.
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Ace Daily
Nowhro
Stampe
Detroit
Mick
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Standard Grocery Co
J. H. Estes Bund Logal Business
Secures Bowling Alley Amusement Parlor
Taniel
Mother
Tallman & Co
Winslow Bros
Crown
Holland
Commercial National Bank
United States Depository
Irene Moore
Colfax, Wash
KE. A. Walker
Milton
Elsie Wharburton
Holdman
John Schmidt
Gib Morrison
Adams
Henry Schmidt
H. Lyon
Horseshoe
Norbourne Berkeley
Jack Robinson
Portland
J. H. Pound
the Pendleton
Warren Gibbs
Ukiah
Father White
St. Mary’s Church
Frank B. Morse
Boise
G. W. Phelps
Kennewick
Ciing
Father Nonte
St. Mary's Church
Mision
Mise Hilda Carlson
Campbell's
Spokane
Dr. S&s. W. McClure
Halley
Virit Poontello
T. J. Kirk
Kirk
Los Angeles
Charles McDonald
Albee
Couts
C.K. Cranston
Polots
Willamette Valley
Ernest Pinnock
Misa Erms Benson
Pendleton Wchools
A. W. Flagg
George Blanchard
St. Joe
Miss McGee
A. W. Hailey
Umatilla County
San Francisco
W. Beeman
W. L. van Nuys
Seeman
Koeppen & Bros
Roosevelt
Boston
D Mae
Byers
Ian
Pendleton Roller Mills
The
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