Hotel Arrivals List From Major Cities
Hotel St George and Pendleton house guests include Mre M F e Cawan Brack N B L Edwards Logan Mary Fletcher Lydia Aus on Elgin W Dishman Elgin A Mc Donald Kellog Mre UF BL Willis Lewiston Mrs J F Harris Lewiston N G Johnson Otttway Fred Hamilton Portland BR Ballon Ellensiure George F Alte Brokane A M Macey Wallin Walla KK Bo man Portland FL ON Averill Portland OF Parker Walle Walle Mie H 1 Duncan Umatilla Mra M Raw ley Portland Willam Dunn Portland Brandon Spokane A Hy Small Spokane Ed Drew Umatilha Alex Grant Grand Junction W W Collins Chinego Thomas 8 Blyth M FL Hadley Walla Walla Hotel Pendleton P E Paddock Seattle G Keady Spokane B Edwards Spokane TT Western St Joe W Goldsmith Minneapolis W J Kremer San Francisco Mise M M Worrell Clearfield G Stevens Spo kane GO N Harris Portland E E True New York FE Hedges Portland L Rothholm Portland J W Smith Portland J N Burges Pilot Rock N Malarka Portland W A Leathers and wife city R N Stanfield eho F C True Spokane C I Helthman Rathdrum N Bangs Rathdrum B French Moscow J Myers Hales H Tiegrist La Grande EB R Pile San Francisco J M Ganger San Francisco C E Moor Spokane Mra B Day Dig Mra S D Weant and baby California BL Branch and wife Chi cago Bayard Chicago
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
St. George
M. FE
Wallin Walla
F. KK. Boman
Portland
Averill
Parker
Walle Walle
Mie
H. 1
Duncan
Umatilla
Mra
M. Rawley
Willam Dunn
Brandon
Spokane
A. Hy Small
Ed Drew
Umatilha
Alex Grant
Grand Junction
W. W. Collins
Pendleton
P. E. Paddock
Seattle
G. Keady
B. Edwards
TT. Western
St. Joe
W. Goldsmith
Minneapolis
W. J. Kremer
San Francisco
Mise M. M. Worrell
Clearfield
G. Stevens
GO. N. Harris
E. E. True
New York
FE. Hedges
L. Rothholm
J. W. Smith
J. M. Gangler
C. E. Moor
Mara C Hover steamer sold for 1000 to Lewiston and Kennewick buyers
The steamer Mara C Hover was sold for 1000 dollars to W. J. Matheson of Lewiston Idaho and to Kennewick interests. Other items note Naval Academy students Chen Shei Ting and Ten Fong Ten, a Kansas attorney general probe into International Harvester, a Great Northern depot robbery at Danville Washington, and a fatal collision between Pere Marquette trains in Michigan.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mara C
W. J. Matheson
Lewiston
Idaho
Kennewick
Chen Shei Ting
Ten Fong Ten
Naval Academy Bt Antapolia
Coleman
Kansas
International Harvester Company
Great Northern
Danville
Warh
Wailin
Mich
Pere Marquette
Wilson
Royal Insurance Company
Engiteh
Pine and
Sansome Streets
San Francisco
Hilo
Hawaii
The
Royal and the
Queen Insurance Companies
Northwest News In Oregon A Cascade Of Local Disasters And Debates
Mrs. William Heffner of Chehala, 24, elopes with her adopted 16 year old son, deserting husband and four children. Charles T. Kamm of Vancouver paralyzed, not expected to recover. University of Oregon library contract awarded to Welch & Maurer for 22267.56. construction to start soon. Mrs. B. S. Beals, 187, dies in Eugene. came to Oregon in 1852 via isthmus. Sarah Ann Evans, Portland market inspector, sworn in as policeman in 1489. can now serve warrants and enter denied places. Clarence Steele electrocuted at Greenwood, B. C.. likely caught on live wire. Stonewall Sutherlin shoots man at Butte, then kills himself. wife and two children reside in Roseburg. Spokane Mayor Diggett says water dept workers must join a union, with rare nonunion hire for repairs. Warden Rees of Walla Walla urges support for legislators favoring larger prison jute mill. prisoners’ grain sacks sell for 60 cents, other bags 11 cents.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
William Heffner
Chehala
Charles T. Kamm
Vancouver, Wash
Mre
B. S. Beals
Eugene
Oregon
Isthmus
Edward Baker
United States
Sarah Ann Evans
Portland
Clarence Steele
British Columbian Copper Company
Greenwood
B. C
Stonewall Sutherlin
Butte
Sutherlin
Roseburg
Ore
France
Diggett
Spokane
Water Department
Rees
Walla Wallin
Bluff by Cheyenne police halts New York strikebreakers
Cheyenne residents witness a staged bluff by Chief Stevens and Officer Edwards to halt a trainload of 100 strikebreakers from New York bound for San Francisco. The officers warned the mob, then used theatrics to deter chaos, keeping the crowd from advancing toward town as the train moved through.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
The
Heyenne Tribune
New York
San Francisco
Cheyenne
the Tribune
Dimes
Vollee Stevens
Henry Edwards
Trang
Lee
Toy
Schoel
Nolan
Mat Mo
Tim
Stevens
Edward
Strane
Eterial
Sas
Allence
Ehlet
Catarrh Cure Sold as Internal Remedy Only
An advertisement claims catarrh is a blood disease treated by internal remedies. Hall’s Catarrh Cure supposedly works by purifying blood and acting on mucous surfaces. Also notes a patent uter fake constipation pills and Yakima fruit shipment by rail.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Hall
Eney & CO
Prope
Toledo
Notice of Bids Third Eastern Oregon District Agricultural Society
Bids are invited by the secretary for concessions at the fruit stand and confectionery services including soft drinks ice cream candy and nuts plus coffee and lunch counter with fruits in season. Each bid must include a 25 percent bid bond and may be rejected at the board's discretion. Further details available from the secretary's office. H. C. Willis, Secretary.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Third Eastern Oregon District Agricultural Society
H. C. Willis
Sheep shipment from Oregon to Chicago via O AK & NS
A 20 earland shipment of far eastern Oregon sheep will be sent this morning to Chicago over the Oregon, Alaska and Northern Southern line by C. D. Houston. Shoddy furniture promoted by Baker & Folsom as the finest for homes.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Oregon
Chicago
Oak & NS
C. D. Houston
Baker City
Democrat
Baker & Folsom
Dandruff Cure Promoted by Targeting Cause
An advertisement asserts men cannot overcome dandruff and hair loss without addressing underlying causes. It promotes Herpicide as the product designed to kill germs and remove scalp trouble, claiming lasting benefits by removing the root of hair problems. Advertising copy urges samples from The Herpicide Co Detroit and A. Koeppen & Bros.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Herplelde
Detroit
State Normal School at Monmouth Catalog Ad
Degine lin 25th year September 24 1906 Three full courses of study Higher course recognized In Washing ton and other states The best and shortest way ton state and use paper Additional work in both general and Special Methods also school manage ment for graded and ungraded schools will be given this coming year Longer terms higher wages and better opportunities are open to Nor mal graduate School directors appreciate the superior nobility of Mon mouth graduates and the demand far exceeds the supply Catalogues containing full Information will be sent on application Correspondence Invited Address J B H. V. BUTLER Registrar.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Degine Lin
Washington
Monmouth
J. BH. V. Butler
Also Mentioned on This Page
the Fair Department Store
General News
Paloore
Mimner Fillmore
Demorcrats
Arkansas
Jefferson Davis
John
Cole
Joplin
Webb City
Western Association
Jatine Durbin
Regent
Elmer Meredith
Kanzan City
Northwest News
Bond Bros
Complete Men’s Outfitters
Big Bluff
Dowery
Yakima
Eastern Commission Houses
Northern Pacific
A. Koeppen & Bros
Sorosis
Alexander
Lewis Hunter
State Normal School
Grocery Department
Brecause
Arbuckle
Republic
Patrol
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