Local Pastime Pictures and City Notices Blend
Local notices and ads list Pastime theatre showings as the city’s busiest for moving pictures while merchants advertise coal, furnished rooms, boarding, and rental opportunities. Names include Henry Kopittke, Mra Hoover, Averill, and Saw telle's Jewelry. locations cover East Court, 612 Willow, 421 Garfield, and 206 Bluff street. Reports mention dry wood, chimney sweep Snyder, and a horse shoeing shop purchase by Tasnac Jay.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Hohbach's
Rock Spring
Henry Kopittke
East Court
Snyder
Rock Springs
Mra. M. Hoover
West Court Street
North Side
Garfield
Henry Kopitzke
Malin
Repair Work Note Mentions Shoeing Task
A brief fragment notes shoeing in connection with general repair work. The record preserves a small detail about maintenance activities likely at a facility or site, with no clear names, dates, or locations readable.
DON'T MARRY JAP Divorced From Nippon Husband Warns Girls
Chicago, Oct. 0 After five years of married life with a Japanese, Greta Cho Yo secured a divorce from Prof Kahxenho Yo on grounds of cruelty and temperament cannot be understood by Occidental. She warned American girls against Japanese husbands saying he subjected her to tortures that harmed her health. Yo was formerly an instructor at the University of Tokio.
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Chicago
Greta Cho Yo
Kahxenho Yo
Occidentale
Summon
Ixona
University of Tokio
Murderers Sought After Salt Lake Man Slain in Reno
Reno detectives seek brutal killers of Joseph Kehl a Salt Lake youth whose body was dumped on Southern Pacific tracks after being robbed. Police say he left a town with a large sum of money and his possessions were not found with the body.
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Reno
Nev
Get
Joseph Kehl
Salt Lake
Southern Pacific
Tinh
Masonic Address by Judge Moreland in Pendleton
On Monday evening November 1 1909 Judge Julius C Moreland will speak on The Legend of the Third Degree at Masonic hall Pendleton Masters Masons nearby are invited Refreshments and a special and instructive evening will follow Judge Moreland clerk of the supreme court and former state grand master will be in the city for the court opening fall session Stephen A Lowell W M.
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Masonic
Julius C. Moreland
Masonic Hall
Pendleton
Moreland
Supreme Court
Stephen A. Lowell
W. M
Pendleton Secures Cabbage Air District Instructor
John A. Haylock will teach a term in the Cabbage Air district after noon departure with district clerk John Hoffman. Ferndale teacher Elizabeth Tillotson resigns. Sunnyside school vacancy not yet filled. Boy Little Liesd Simpson remains unconscious after wheat sack incident. Dr. Temple hopeful for recovery.
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John A. Haylock
Cabbage Air
John Hoffman
Ferndale
Welles
Elizabeth Tillotson
Sunnyside
Sul
Liesd Simpson
Tuaby Girl Dies From Typhoid Fever In Hermiston Area
The two year old Goldie Rupert, daughter of Mr and Mrs Traugott Rupert of 1147 West Alta Street, died at home after typhoid illness. The funeral was held from the home this morning at 10 o clock. Build School House School District No 112 recently formed northwest of Hermiston voted bonds totaling 1500 dollars to erect a school building, hoped ready for spring term.
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Tuaby
Goldie Rupert
Traugott Rupert
West Alta Street
Hermiston
Sommerville Campaign Gathers Steam for Water Commissioner
Sommerville for Commissioner as Dr E J Sommerville gains traction after Judeé James A Fee announces non reelection. A nomination petition circulates and Sommerville is currently the sole candidate visible.
Gilbert Makes Good on Gridiron for O. A. C.
A. C. Bruce Gilbert, formerly of the local high school football squad, now attends O. A. C. and played end for the agricultural college team against Whitman yesterday. His selection to the O. A. C. first team shows his progress. Gilbert resides on Birch Creek.
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A. C
Bruce Gilbert
Agricultural College
Whitman
Gilbert
Birch Creek
Renovation of County Jail Underway
The county court uses the occupancy of a single inmate, Mike Ryan, to drive a full jail renovation. The facility is being thoroughly cleaned and repainted, with concrete floor sections and wall settling areas replaced to improve conditions.
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Mike Ryan
Patent to 30000 Acres Granted to Northern Pacific Rail
United States government patent awarded to the Northern Pacific Railroad for more than 20000 acres in Tmatilla Morrow Gilliam and Sherman counties has been recorded in Recorder Hendley’s office. The notice notes part of the grant from 1865 is included in the original charter.
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United States
Northern Pacific Railroad
Tmatilla
Morrow
Gilliam
Sherman
Hendley
Northern Pacific
Tracy Baker Injured, High School Star Lost Season
Trace Baker, former high school football captain, broke his collar bone in a scrimmage at the University of Washington. He was slated to play fullback in the Washington Idaho game today, but the injury will keep him from the field for the remainder of the year.
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Trace Baker
Tracy Baker
University of Washington
Baker
Washington-Idaho
Pendleton Society Notices From Page Three
Pendleton hosts a continuing series of gatherings as Miss Ivy Hill visits Echo for her mother Mrs Ralph Stanfield and Koontz Hall social events welcome friends. Local residents travel for study, travel and court business while current literature meets at Mrs George Clark’s home and Portland visits conclude.
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Pendleton
Ivy Hill
Echo
Ralph Stanfield
Annie
Crayne
Koontz Hall
The
Academy
George Clark
Sharon for Councilman in Fourth Ward
Len Sharon of Sharon and Eddings moves toward a fourth ward council seat to succeed Councilman Hinkle whose term ends in December. A nomination petition is circulating and Sharon is expected to accept if offered. He has strong backing from supporters.
Greek Mutiny Ends as Government Seizes Arsenal
Athens reports the naval mutiny ended. government takes control of the rebel arsenal held by Lieutenant Tipalios. Eight ring leaders arrested to face court martial. Ironclads loyal to the government guard Salamis Straits against the torpedo boat flotilla led by Lieutenant Typhdos, declared a traitor. The Sphendona was struck yesterday, the flotilla retires to plan another attack. Government chaos prompts expectation of a military dictatorship until dissension is resolved.
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Athens
Tipalios
Salamis Straits
Typhdos
Sphendona
Jap discovered sketching plans of American balloon
In Portland Oregon a Japanese man was found sketching the propeller and engine parts of a dirgible air balloon being built in the style of Count Zeppelin. Sketches and notes were confiscated and destroyed as guards were stationed around the iron works.
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Portland
Ore
Japan
Count Zeppelin
Social notes from Portland and nearby towns
Residents and guests travel and visit across Oregon and Washington. Names include Mrs. Lawrence G. Frazier and rel atives in Kansas and Missouri, Mrs. Elmer P. Dodd in Hermiston, Miss Gladys Tucker in Seattle, Miss Viva Warren, Mr. and Mrs. Mat Higgins of Walla Walla, E. C. Skiles of Walla Walla, J. W. Skiles, Mrs. J. R. Dickson hosting Mrs. J. A. Borle, Dan P. Smythe on business in North Yakima, Mrs. E. L. Smith in West Pendleton, and W. J. Furnish visiting from Portland.
Ragged Robin charms in Chauncee Olcott stage portrayal
Chauncey Olcott starred in Ragged Robin at the Oregon theater last evening. The wholesome fairy tale style drew applause for Olcott’s tenor, with notable Trish folklore elements, music, and scenic features including The Girl of My Dreams.
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Chauncey Olcott
Oregon Theater
Olcott
For Sale Modern Six Room House On North Corner Lot
For Sale on the north side a modern six room house with a corner lot. Very easy terms offered. Call Main 8 for details.
Orpheum Theater Tonight Program at the Orpheum
The Orpheum orchestra led by A H Johnson presents a varied bill tonight and Sunday including March Monstrat Viam, Overture A Social Gathering, and several illustrated pictures. Featured act The Fishers perform contortions amid a sequence of visuals and sketches. Pendleton Cash Market promotes hams bacon and lard with main phones.
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Pendleton Cash Market
Rader
Orpheum Theatere
Orpheum
Orpheum Orchestra
A. H. Johnson
Monstrat Viam
Alfred E. Joy
de Witt
Mrs. Sackns
the Fishers
Pendleton
Also Mentioned on This Page
F.E. Livengood & Co
Fast Bluff Street
Bluff Street
Averill
East Oregonian
Sawtelle's Jewelry Store
Bath
Willow Street
Hays & Finney
Oregonian
J. B. Beam
H. Struve
F. Myer
Helix
Oregon
Tsnac
Jay Hoa
Done & Jones
Nippon
Koeppen’s
Newsy
Wohlenberg Dept
F. W. Vincent
New York
Vienna
Eleanor
Carl Phelps
C. 8. Cheshire
W. J. Clark Hardware Company
Omaha
Neb
Henry J. Bean
J. 8. Beckwith
Hidaway Springs
Pat Doherty
Butter Creek
West
County
Dave Hill
Denver Dental College
Will F. Guion
Walla Walla
Eleanor Redfield
Mrs
Norvall Jones
J. W. Skiles
Water Street
Yulia Keeney
Astoria
M. E. Folsom
Kenneth Cooper
Corvallis
R. Alexander
Pacific Coast League
Los Angeles
San Francisco
Vernon
Sacramento
Sheesseneccel
Oakland
Lawrence G. Frazier
Kansas
Missouri
Elmer P. Dodd
L. A. Eddings
Vancouver
Washington
Gladys Tucker
Seattle
Viva Warren
Mat Higgins
A. J. McAllister
E. C. Skiles
City
J. R. Dickson
J. A. Borle
Dan P. Smythe
North Yakima
E. L. Smith
West Pendleton
W. J. Furnish
Ely
Y Brothers
Warren Street
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