Local notices from Pendleton and surrounding towns
A string of town news items lists residents and visitors in Pendleton and nearby places. It notes Fetast Gegonary Co L Pinkerton visiting Weston, M H Rice of Freewater, Bullard at Hotel Pendleton, Mrs E C Smith visiting relatives in Portland, and many others moving, traveling, or taking positions in Milton, Portland, Echo, and Ukiah. The item mix covers school moves, job changes, and social visits, with brief mentions of teachers, clerks, and a boxer fight sighting by a resident who attended the Jefferies vs Fitzsimmons bout.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Hareh
Portland
W. H Hawes
J. Nelson
J. Price
P. Prichard
Athena Vie Saute
Euditton
W . Plsom
Pilot Rock
Joseph Vey
Butter Creek
Pendleton
David Alien
John Allen
Port
Lessie Moorhouse
Echo
Edna Baskins
Chicago
Fiers
Anna Markham
Walla Walla
Silliman & Pierce
Frederick Nolf
Thomas Condon
State University At
Eugene
M. A Clarke
Peoples Warehouse
San Francisco
L. Cohen
Loui Bruce
Golden Rule Hotel
Idaho
Bertha Matlock
T. C Apres
E A Vaughn
E M. Lrong
Lyons Mercantile Company
Kalispell. Mont
Stella Marple
State Normal
Nowlin
Ukiah School
Herbert B. Young
The
Southern Pacific
Mr. Young
Eigsteenth Signal Corps
Philippines
Butte
Myrtle Hawk
Owles House
Whitman College
Weston
Fio Walker
Sherman Kunkel
A. Kunkel
Birch Creek
Frank X& Schemp
Lee
Pendleton Business College Opens Fall Term
The Pendleton Business College at Court and diobuson streets opened the fall term with a full course in bookkeeping commercial law shorthand and typewriting. Principal H. W. Robinson leads with years of experience and promises modern well ventilated rooms and up to date teaching appliances.
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Pendleton Business College
Court and
Diobuson Streets
Pendleton Business
H. WS. Robinson
Catarrh Cure Claim Promises Big Rewards
A dubious advertisement touts Catarrh Cure as the only positive remedy. It offers a $100 reward and $20 for proof, claims internal use destroys catarrh on multiple surfaces, and urges readers to send testimonials to F 4 Cherry & Co. The note ends with a local invitation to a Sunday picnic at Mine’s Grove with dancing at 2 o’clock and Kirkman’s orchestra.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Cherry & CO
Tatate
Dr Ball
Fis
Mine's Grove
Kirkman
BASE BALL NOTES From Inland Empire league rivals today
Pendleton heads to La Grande for a four game series with Beet Pullers, a key matchup after Pendleton’s near perfect league record. Walla Walla and Baker City loom as rivals with high stakes, while local pitchers shrink to three after Salisbury leaves for Butte and Hays reenters college. An amateur match Sunday at 2 pm features the All Pendleton Baseball team lineup facing off on the local diamond.
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Pendleton
la Grande
Walla Walla
Baker
Baker City
Pete
Salisbury
Butte
Taylor
Swvall
White
Hays
Mateur
Alexander
All-Pendleton
G. Brown
Maskrey
Chapter
Coz
Scott
Allen
G. Hartman
Fletcher
Drake
Downey
Sub
Overcrowded Eastern Oregon ranges worry stockmen
Pendleton column notes severe range crowding across Umatilla Grant and Malheur counties. Fewer last year shipments left more cattle and sheep on the ranges. Expect thinning of surplus this fall and winter if moisture returns. stock in good shape despite crowding.
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Oregon
Umatilla County
Grant and
Malheur
Sie Ee
Pendleton
Ting
Umatils
Malheu
Grant
Wear
Shortage of range cited for expected bad results
A fragment notes that the shortage of range would have caused bad results. The remark implies consequences tied to limited supply, but the context and specifics are unclear from the available text.
Pendleton liquor seller R Franklin faces trial
R Franklin, a long-time Pendleton resident known for frequent run-ins with police, was arrested by Policeman Fee for selling liquor to Indians. The 60-year-old laborer allegedly profited by skimming small amounts, using Indians with money to buy drinks and keeping the rest. He has prior records for drunkenness and disorderly conduct. He will appear before Judge Bellinger to answer these charges and halt such activity.
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Fee
Franklin
Judge Bellinger
President’s Secretary of the Navy lookalike warned
A comparison notes the new Secretary of the Navy resembles the president but warns against counterfeit remedies. It cautions against fakes of Hostetter's Stomach Bitters, highlighting that the genuine bottle bears an unbroken private stamp over the neck to prove authenticity.
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Hostetter
Storage Fire Proof Warehouse Ad
Storage fire proof warehouse offering goods stored at reasonable price. Call Tom Smart at warehouse rear of Standard Grocery.
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Tom Smart
From Nothing to Easy Street How one Camas Prairie man thrived
Hale arrived in town from Camas Prairie to report a strong year for stock and hay. He notes grass hay averaging four dollars a ton and grain hay up to five, with 800 acres of valley land and over 100 Short horn cattle. After 18 years of toil he built a prosperous home and farm machinery, epitomizing industry and persistence in rural Oregon.
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Co. Hale
Camas Prairie
Camas Prarie
Hale
Oregon
Daily Mail
Alba
Ukiah
Sam
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Sap
Dindinger, Wilson & Co
Sis
Cleaver Bros
Tallman & CO
Walla Walla VS
Middle West
Ely
Meares
Mediave Snda
Warren Buses
New York
O. K
Johnson's
Owl
E.T. Wad
Harden
ST. Joe Stori
LYONS
Earnheart
West Court Street
West Alta Street
Tel
Real Etate
W. F. Earnheart
Main and Webb Streets
Pendleto Undertaking
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