Echo City Visitors and Local Movements In Pendleton
O D Teel of Echo visits Pendleton as Ernest Guessaz from Weston comes to the city. Names from Athena Helix and Weston appear in social calls and hotel stays. Fruit traffic from Freewater and Lakeview linked to prunes, while residents travel to Portland Seattle Walla Walla and Hood River for business or leisure.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
O. D. Teel
Echo
Ernest Guessaz
Weston
Pendleton
J. N. B. Gherking
Athena
P. H. Sones
Helix
Hotel Bickers
Joseph Owenhouse
Goldendale
H. ©. Morasey
St. Louis
Warner
A. H. Todd
Adams
Fred Taylor
James Bates
Dan Bowman
Palouse
Hazel Sheek
Lou Sullivan
la Grande
Klehn
Milwaukee
Wis
Gue la Fontain
Seattle
M. J. Duffy
Cove
Union County
Felix Ridenour
William Bollows
Portland
Norval Jones
Walla Walla
W. P. York
Kilbride
Seth Catlin
C. G. Chamberlain
Hood River
Myrtle Hawkes
Whitman College
Kenneth McRae
Juniper
Jeft
Basern Canada
Lucy Montgomery
Shermancoutty
RK. W. Montgomery
EK. Willis
Spokane
Hos
Peoples Warehouse
Mr. Skiles
AL Dowell
Portia
Hull Miliary Academy
Manila
Saling
Frank Saling
Feo Weston
Fey
Dew Ebonilion
Bapnes
Res Hall
S. Shumons
Blalock
James Tryon
Thomypsot and
Tustitt Streets
Pairfield
Wash
A. J. Owen
Pearson Creek
Sunny and sale notices fill city briefs
iCITY BREVITIES lists Knox Hats Roosevelt's fall clothing and shoe notices from Gloria to Hanan and Teutsch's latest styles. Local rents and rooms for rent, sale ads for homes and a dineware offer, plus a fish market purchase and store renovations fill the page with business prompts and daily goods.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Roosevelt
Conference Assignments Shuffle Ministers in M. E. Church
The M. E. Conference announced ministerial assignments for the district. W. B. Jennetre transfers from Belo to Prineville. Hey Armfield will preach at Dayton next conference year. Rev. Eukin exits active ministry to serve as evangelist. Beightol returns to Heppner. Dr. Whittle leaves Walla Walla for Colfax. Dr. Brown moves to Wall Walla pastorate. A. F. Hawk becomes presiding elder of the reorganized Walla Walla district with residence still in Wall Walla. Rev. Marvin to be stationed at Wallistare for the coming year.
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W. PB
Jennetre
Belo
Prineville
Hey
Armfield
Dayton
Fev
Eukin
Endern
Beightol
Heppner
Whittle
Walla Walla
Colfax
Gilson
Himmself
Wallin Walla
Lone Drunkard Shows Up in Police Court
James Myer appeared in police court this morning for drunkenness and paid a fine of seven dollars. City Marshal Carney commented that the people are being so pond and Myer said he might close his store and move to the mountains.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
James Myer
Carney
Regular Services Resume at Thompson Street M E Church
Regular services resumed at the M E church on Thompson street with Thursday evening prayer meeting. Next Sunday Rev Warner will preach at 1 a m and 7 30 p m. Piano tuning offered by Eilers Piano House East Court Street. Four killed in a wreck near Slater Missouri with many injured. Sprague farmers sold 200000 bushels of wheat to Centennial Mills at 76 cents.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
M. E. Church
Thompson Street
Warner
Eiler
East Court Street
Slater, Mo
Senha Golision
Are
Sprague
Richmond yields high wheat per acre in 1860s report
Richmond of Warren reports harvesting wheat at 86 bushels per acre on part of his winter crop. He notes excellent quality and plans to sow 20 acres to wheat this fall. He claims this year’s average yield rivals any in the past decade, with slight improvement over two years prior.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Richmond
Warren
Leon
Residence partially destroyed by fire on Allroad Street
Fire partially destroyed the residence of Tamale St on Allroad Street, discovered by Mie. Smith near Hom'dtock. The blaze caused an estimated loss of about 400 dollars with the exact occupant unknown at the time of report.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Tamale” St
Fon Allroad
Orbin
Mie. Smith
Parish Ald Meeting At Redeemer Church
Parish Ald Eoglery of the Church of the Redeemer will meet tomorrow afternoon to discuss the residency of Mre Lee Moourhous at Witten eiriet. The session aims to review church governance and local arrangements.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Church of the Redeemer
al & Oelook
Mre
Lee Moourhous
I Witten Eiriet
Generous Offer Promises Moneyback at No Cost
A statement describes a deal where moneyback costs the buyer nothing and harms no one. The language emphasizes ease and lack of risk, framing the offer as entirely cost free and beneficial to the recipient.
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Freddie Fur Iey
Arlington
J. WH. Read
C. E. Jameson
Washington
Texas
Robert Warner
Dalles
William Warner
Knehkitut County
J. W. Jinkings
Hood Hiver
Jenkins
Rey
Dale Gante
Piet Presbyterian Church
Atd Alla Walla
Pendle
Ton
Westport
Mrs. Ganty
Philip Chandler
Cripple Creek, Co
T. W. Bracking
Chandler
Cripple Ocrnk
Fiuho
Wal Fae
Frederic V. Colville
United States Herbarium
Washington, D. C
Albert Cohen
Cohen
The
Commercial Association
Colville
Agricultural Department
Lee A. Johnson
First Methodist Episcopal Church
Sunnyelde, Wash
Johnson
Columbia River
Northwest
the American Brewing CO
ST. Louis, U.S. A
Geo. Darveau
Gloria
Rooge
Pucius
Hanan
Roos
Feet
Hawros
Jelta Y
Teutsch's
Y Bros
Milwr Mita
Rose Campbell's
Dalia Nolf
Res' Clear
St. George
Mrs. Cooper
Joerger's
West Court
Hawcon
Main Street
Pantheon Theater
Apo
Rudolph Martin
Athena Pre
Rohrman
Ad“Ll
Gregonian
Withee's
Martin's
Roosevelt's
Rihorn & Nowlin
East Oregonian
P.O
W. C. Hawkins
Alta and
Main Streets
Atore
Hunziker
Progressive Jeweler
M. EL
Daniles
Buta
Koeppens
Price
A. C. Koeppen & Brothers
Rome
NEW Pals
NEW Fall
COATS
Schilling’s
Grover
Frederick Nolf & Co
Pendleton High School
Pendleton Academy
ST. Joseph's Academy
Frazier’s Book Store
B. FF. Beck
Cottonwood
Havana
Flynn &Co
Fifth Regiment British Artillery Band
Robert H Cosgrove
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