Harvest ball and local notices in Pendleton
Pendleton city briefs announce a harvest ball at Eagle hall on September 11 and multiple local notices. Ads promote Bond Bros wood and Benjamin clothes, a farm help wanted listing, and various shops from Goodman Hardware to Campbell Millinery. Dr Cole resumes practice in Judd building.
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Eagle Hall
Waitresa
Hotel Pendle
Benjamin
Bond Bros
Bond
Pendleton Cloak & Suit House
Ross Carney
P. O
Goodman Hardware Company
Campbell
Sea Window
Cole
Judd
Wats
Vogt Millinery
N. FE. Harria
Peoples Warehouse
Bond | Bros
Campbell's
Willow St
Eilers Plano House
Buller
Bentile
Lee A. Flarbee
Fleet
Barbee
Funeral notice for Mrs. J. W. Clark at Eagles hall
P. O. Ellis and all members are urged to assemble at Eagles hall at 2 p m Thursday September 12 for the funeral of Mrs J W Clark Exalted Ruler Charles J Ferguson and Secretary H C Thompson announce the gathering and local notices include an Eagles harvest ball at Engle hall on September 11 and rental and clothing ads from Bond Bros and Mrs Winn Johnson.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
P. O. Ellis
Eagles Hall
J. W. Clark
Charles J. Ferguson
Engle Hall
Notable moves and visits cited in local notes
The item lists transitions including a San Francisco Medical College senior year, Mrs. Engle visiting her mother Mrs Lampkin in winter, and H E B Wilson former director of the Commercial association gymnasium en route to Belfingham to oversee a new gym for the M M A. Also mentions a year at Whitman College.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
San Francisco Medical College
Embarrassing Taft meeting moment in Seattle operahouse
A Seattle correspondent reports an awkward moment at Taft's meeting in the grand opera house. L. L. Lippy, president of the Young Men’s Christian association, introduced Taft and referenced a United States senator and Rep. Wesley Jones as “the next senator from Eastern Washington,” prompting applause while Senator Ankeny sat in a box. Taft noted non-partisan aims but acknowledged politics had been injected into the event. Ankeny remained present and handled the moment good-naturedly.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Seattle
Taft
Grand Oper House
L. L. Lippy
Young Meo'shiratian Association
Levi Ankeny
Lippy
House
United States
Piles
Wesley L. Jones
Washington
Ankeny
Auto Knocked Over by Running Horse Stampede
A Waltsburg man’s car was toppled nine feet down a Baker ranch embankment after three teams of horses on a filled road balked at the driver. One horse reared, backed into the auto, tilting it over the edge and badly tearing the seat as it fell.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Waltsburg
Walla Walla
Baker Ranch
Lane family returns from Maine summer trip
Mrs. M J Lane and her daughter Misa Neva Lane of the Washington public school force came home last night after a five day journey from Maine to Oregon. They enjoyed an outing in New England and Canada. Mrs. Lane’s health improved considerably during the trip and the travelers were tired but pleased to be home.
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Maine
M. J. Lane
Misa Neva Lane
Washington Public School Force
New England
Ijn
Pasead
Canada
Undertakers Monopoly And La Grande Party Visit
An American inquiry reports on burial conditions in Bray with Santa Casa da Misericordia as a national monopoly providing funeral supplies. The institution runs hospitals across Brazil and is seen as a charitable system. A La Grande party visiting the city includes W. C. Bolton Miss Laura Bolton Mr and Mrs T L Brundage Harry Brundage Mr and Mrs L L Fox and W J Spencer.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
George B. Anderson
Rio de Janeiro
Bray
Santa Casa da Miseracordia
la Grande
W. C. Bolton
Laura Bolton
T. L. Brundage
Harry Brundage
Returned from Minnesota family finds Umatilla County most attractive
Attorney J. P. Winter and family, who had been absent for two months in Minnesota, have returned home. They found no place more appealing than Umatilla County during their visit.
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Minnesota
J. P. Winter
Umatilla County
Installing Big Organ At New M E Church
Work on the immense pipe organ for the new M E church will be completed tomorrow and regular services are planned to begin next Sunday.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
M. E
Funeral Held For Mrs. W. J. Clark At Redeemer Church
The funeral for Mrs. W. J. Clark is set for 2 p m tomorrow at the Church of the Redeemer with Rev. Charles Quinney officiating. Mr. Parsons, living seven miles west of Boise near Vatick, was injured while unloading hay when a heavy pulley broke from a derrick and struck him on the head, causing a serious skull fracture and leaving him in precarious condition. In Wallowa county Vesper Henderso n had a foot crushed in John Williams hay baler operated by horse power.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
W. J. Clark
Church of the Redeemer
Charles Quinney
Mr. Parsons
Boise
Vatick
Wallowa
Vesper Henderson
John Williama
Horse Power
Danger of indigestion linked to serious illnesses warning
A health note warns indigestion can weaken the stomach and raise risk of typhoid, kidney disease, or nervous collapse. It promotes Mi a na stomach tablets from Tallman Co as a cure all with a money back guarantee if symptoms persist.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Tallman © Co
Pendleton as Trade Hub for Mining Supplies
J R Houts reports pros pecting in Greenhorn mountains and locating prospects. Pendleton is stated as the logical trading center for the region with miners visiting and expected to bring trade when the Umatilla central road reaches the county. Also Roy Gekeler Fred Huffman and Minnie Lily Holman of La Grande pass through en route to Weston Normal School for the coming year. Read the East Oregonian.
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Pendleton
J. R. Houts
Greenhorn Mountains
Weston Normal School
Roy Gekeler
Fred Huffman
Minnie
Lily Holman
la Grande
Weston
Lydia E Pinkham's Vegetable Compound Ad
An excerpt promotes Lydia E Pinkham's Vegetable Compound as a cure for female ailments. It quotes testimonials from Mrs V S Ford and Miss Grace E Miller and urges women to consult Mrs Pinkham in Lynn Massachusetts for guidance and potential recovery. The copy emphasizes the product as the source of relief and health for women suffering nervousness backaches and other reproductive issues.
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Lydia E. Pinkham
Lynn
Mass
Lydia B. Pinkham
Lydia B
Ford
Lansdowne &T
Baltimore
Deacette
Grace E. Miller
Michigan St
Buffalo
N. Y
Pinkham
Nkhoam
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N. E. Harris
Mary Street Bridge
Bowmina Photo Studio
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Mailers Piano House
Pendleton's
Larsen
Kerr
Oregon Agricultural College
Witch Institution
Cluthee
South Dakota Agricultural College
Brookings
Tillamook Camnpe
J. F. Robinson
Portland
Knights Templar
Tacoma
Oregon and Washington
Louis Hunziker
Main St
H. C. Thompson
Winn Johnson
Johnson Street
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Anton Nolte Pendleton
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Japan
Ise
Kobi
Koeppens
Carr
Adams
K. Alexander
Mire
Will M. Peterson
Carl Gilbert
Echo
Win Jamison
Mr. Tind All
Lowell Rogers
Adama
City
Mins Jeanette Mannasee
Athena
Dan PB. Smythe
Heppner
Auto
Payton
Wash
Mew
H. G. Newport
Hermiston
Jod Aire
J. D. Plamonden
Howard Evans
Frust
Amadila
Luke
Grace
Clyde Whittemore
W. H. Nash
Cambridge
Idaho
Patton
Spokane
Jack Wright, Jr
F. F. Humeston
B. E. Tarbett
A. Pursel
Union County
J. B. Tallman
Sound
While City
H. C. Grady
Jesse Simon
Indiana
Marietta
Edna Miller
A. F. May
Mises Clyde Whittemore
Chilcago
George Lorense
Ti. R. Lorenz
Lydian Kinman
Northern Pacific
Missen Nettle Ricker
Violet Chattin
Summerville
T. B. Spore
California
Hhs
San Francisco
Robert Stott
Congressman Ells
Alexander Department Store
Alice van Nuys
Pendleton Academy
Franklin and Goshen
Tnd
Orson Bear
George Bear
Teutsch Department Store
Colfax
Jane Hartman
Lina Sturgis
Nashville
Tenn
Mra. Hartman Ia
Tennessee
J. H. Garrison
Toppenish
Mr. Garrison
Mra. Garrison
A. H. Rugg
Stockton
Kansas
Lower
Walter Hodder
Barre Tinen-Herald
Claud J, Engle
Hile
Coats
Wonder Store
Bonney
Bargalna
Umatilla Central Road
The
East Oregonian
Mrs. Pinkham
W. 5. Fop
New England States
New York
Eastern
W Adams
Northern Pacific Railway
A. D. Charlton
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