City Briefs and Classified Fragments Mixed Listings
Scattered items include Nufsed UU C Rader and Mumiley's for Harness, several furniture and shoe stores, a child’s lost ring reward, and room and housing ads. Notes mention college leads, stables needs, for sale wagons, and a conservatory instrument arrival. Also listings for furnished rooms, boarding, and cleaning or hauling services.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Nufsed
Uu.c. Rader
Mumiley's
Harness
U. C. Rader
Nuf
Carpeta
Rader
Carpete
Hunwine Harness
Hamley's
Mrs. Campbell
Pendletoy Business College
Mr Campbell
John- Won
Boaton
Roosevelt
Boston
W. F. Cook
Wade
Beales Headstrom & Greenawald
Tetutech's
Lott
Milin Street
Sool Waite Cw
The Man from Italy rehearsals at Frazer theater
A local theater group plans the final rehearsal for The Man From Italy at the Frazer tomorrow night. The cast, coached by Mr and Mrs Albert Welch, is described as capable with the McMinn's orchestra to perform between acts. Readings mention staff changes and moving arrangements for the Blackfoot agency and local Indian attendees.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Italy
Pendleton Girele
Woodcraft
Frazer
Albert Welch
Ne Paling
Welch
Tv Ik
McMinn
Cashing Checks and Drafts Service Offer
The First National Bank of Pendleton Oregon offers to present checks drawn on other banks for payment at no charge. They cash drafts from any city in the United States or Canada and handle items from any city in the world.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
United States
Canada
First National Bank
Pendleton
Oregon
Deaf to Try Acuethcon Hearing Instrument Tomorrow
Deaf people will have the chance to test the acuethcon, a remarkable hearing device, at the St. George Hotel parlors all day tomorrow.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
St. George Hotel
Three Drunks Brought Before Police Court
In Police Court this morning three drunks faced charges. Named defendants were M. G. Fayer, Henry Munroe and Oliver LaChapelle.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
M. G. Fayer
Henry Munroe
Oliver LaChapelle
Studio Opens in Behmidt Block By Hartung
Prof oO HM Hartung opens his studio in the Behmidt block today. Prospects are very bright for a good sized clinic.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
HM. Hartung
Behmidt Block
McConnell Buys Pendleton Chicken and Dairy Farm
James McConnell buys a chicken and dairy farm near Pendleton and plans to raise poultry and dairy products for the Joont market.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
James McConnell
Pendleton
Joont
Town Visitors and Travelers Across Athena Area
A long list of visitors and residents in Athena and surrounding areas noted today with many traveling to Portland for fairs, sales, or visits. Names include Mra Frank Curl, Archie McIntyre, Carl Gilbert, W E Brook, G W Badwett, J A Kirk, I S Thompson, H Mack, Mir SN, AL fiveer, Robert Forster, Thorn, Mirace Grane, Nora Helmick, Charles H Carter, Mrs Monterastell, Fred Rowenzwelx, J J Hhavaleton, J G Sheridan, Frank reer, T Taylor, Mrs FP Mindefield, Mrs John Harris, Henry Waddingham, T L Tatt, Leona Corte, Mrs C E Tugun, L Land, Helves th Coquille, Homer L Bull, I C Frosier, Mrs Frasier, Alexander families, and many others with trains to Portland and local visits.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Frank Curl
Atlan
Archie McIntyre
Athena
Carl Gilbert
Eoho
AL Fiveer
Weston
Portland
Robert Forster
Ft. B
Thorn
Beho
Miraee Grane
Nora Helmick
Baker Clits
Charles H. Carter
la Grande
Frank Reer
Werd Pone
T. Taylor
FP. Mindefield
Slster
John Harris
Athens
Wa Mera Henry Waddingham
W. RR. Taylor
TH Taylor
E. A. Dudley
Montey
Portand Weday
D Gray
O. RR
N. Comany
W. OR
Ellie
Ecebioe
Aumrer
Newport
Portland Ave
BK Thomeon
Echo
Wattie
Portiand
University of Oregon Medical
Hugh Bell
Porthind
Enterprise
Wallows County
Hudson
Mis
Dredia Hudson
T L. Tatt
North Yakima
Develgase City
Bo Haven
Helbe
Walla Walla
Stanley
Norman Caverhill
Long Creek
Grant County
James Christian W
Clyde
Wash
Milton
Proebetel
Weaton
N. Stynfield
Crook County
Butter Creek
Leone Corte
Hailey Brothers
Mt Rolie
C. E. Tugun
Pendieton
Spokane
John Vaughn
Mark
Clarfield Avenue
T. Land
Umatillaecounty
Apportionment of State Money to Pendleton Schools
County schools receive a total of 10,843.59 dollars from the state with Pendleton district allotted 3,096.20 dollars. County Superintendent Frank K. Welles has completed the apportionment and the county money distribution will be made on October 2. The article lists the specific allocations for each school.
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Pendleton
D. Peebler
G. W. Hanna
OK. Yates
E. F. Staugh
W. H. Bell
1. A. Boughman
PB. Sherman
H. H. Hooper
W. Brown
J.W. Shaffer
H. Suhi
P, Hutchineon
Flor. Lorenzen
W. R. Birney
Henry Lorengen
D. Howivehell
Fred Rohde
William Duff
Penneton
Frank K. Welles
Various Houses and Land for Sale in Town Listings
Two fine building lots priced at $200 each with four room house options and multiple lots. Homes include city water shade trees spring water fruit trees and barns with prices ranging from $760 to $2500. Listings show two to four room houses and large parcels with wells or springs.
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Garfiel and
Wilson Streets
Pendleton
Birch Creek
Indicted Larceny Case Involves Jack Batson
District Attorney Phelps outlined larceny charges against Jack Batson this afternoon. Officer Seber arrested him, with a warrant issued by Claude Noble. Noble says Batson took money Wednesday from a man at a boarding house while intoxicated and later returned part of it after fearing charges.
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Jack Batson
Phelps
Thiton
Seber
Claude BE
Noble
Metean
Rateon
Missing Frank Wall Sparks Family Anxiety
Relatives and friends of Frank Wall, brother of Charles Wall of Ra dees furniture store, fear his disappearance since last Sunday. He had been working on J. N. P. Snyder ranch near Ra dees when he vanished. Charles Wall traveled toward Walla Walla and other sites along the line seeking information on his brother’s whereabouts.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Frank Wall
Charles Wall
Radees Furnture
Forrors Uneywie
J. N. P. Snyder
Walla Walla
Dont Know What Mis Hin New York Hospital Update
Sept 14 doctors report Barnn Ko mare in unchanged condition this afternoon. Physicians undecided whether her illness is typhoid fever or gall stones keeping Sherenei, Tet mee 10 ey Ne elither as possible causes with no clear diagnosis.
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New York
The Music That Carries Of A Christmas Star
Poem fragment attributed to Gillilan in Success. Narrates tolling with men who failed and those who waited, contrasting sighs and songs. The speaker notes distant hearing of a laugh and a rising Christmas star as a central image, with rhythmic, reflective mood.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Gillilan
Annie Laurie and a child death in Eugene
The poem Annie Laurie is quoted with lines about Bonnie Annie Laurie. In the same report, seven children of Nick Abhnersenberg of Eugene suffer diphtheria and another child in the family has died from the disease.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Nick Abhnersenberg
Eugene
Barred in a TeTAUrant quarrel ends with court
Barne Branch allegedly caused a melee at 265 O Farrell Street TeTAUrant, triggering a chaotic scene with a waiter and patrons. Patrolman Sim Otr testified Branch stood amid broken crockery while four workers fled. The judge noted provocation shaped by the verbal code and ordered Branch to pay damages. Parkes case ties to a large estate unsettled in Union City Michigan.
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Barney Branch
O'Farrell Street
San Francisco
R. Suulovitch
P. Suulovich
Alek
Adam
Eve
Mr. Ranch
Walter
Branch
Sim Otr
Ot Sanlovich
Saulevich
Morgan
Saulovich
Crocukery
Pauper's Fortune From Death Grants $20,000 Estate
Oregon Journal reports George F. Parkes, a county ward in Multnomah County, gains $20,000 from a relative's death in Michigan while holding a quarter share of a $100,000 estate. He has spent seven years at the Multnomah county poor farm, with relatives aware of his whereabouts since 1904, and now living there as the outcome unfolds.
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Gritzmacher
James A Utes
Harvey
Tfl
Parkes
D. D. Jackson
Iiola
Frank M. Parkes
Union City
Michigan
San Francisco
George F. Parkes
Ie & County Ward
Sage
Oregon Imily Journal of
Portland
Lasl
Multnomah County
Sheep Trespass Case Sparks Multiple Trials in Judge Ford Court
Henry McCarty, camp tender, faced trespass charges for sheep on Beaver Creek property. A jury failed to reach a verdict in three hearings, then convicted him of evily with a $10 fine. he paid but refused costs, leaving county to absorb excess costs. Henry Barnhart admitted driving sheep on the county road and damaging it, pled guilty, and agreed to repair at once, receiving a fine of 5. Granite Gem.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ford
Henry McCarty
Beaver Creek
Harvey Lenhart
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Bunker Hill
Lee Teutsch
Gritman
Main Street
A. Kunkel
O. H. Hariune
Conservatory of Music
Tommy Atkine
Rose Campbell
Rose Campbell, the Millliner
Por
Harthenet Corner
Garfield and
Washington Street
Howard & Rawinegle
Pricon
Willow St
Main
Thompson Street
Petches
Louis Hunziker
Jewelr and Optician
Man From
Prager
Theater
Cis Oo Feowning
Monitana
Ores M. Repineen
Dare
Fiat Phic
Robiowwn
Mont
Chinon
Hiackfoot
Mame
Tndimns
Koeppens
Koeppen & Brothers
J. J. Hhavaleton
Adame
J. G. Sheridan
Ply
Homer L. Bull
Seattle
Haave
Peyleton
Athonmi
C. Frosier
Frasier
North Pacific Sanitarium
Shele
FL Alexander
Mia
EL Alexander
Mr Alexander
Hartman
Bentley
Curt
Pendleton, Ore
Claude E. Noble
J. N P. Snyder’s
Annie Laurie
Wwelton
Neer
Bonnie Annie Laure
Dee
Bonnie Annie Laurie
Atul
Bonile Annie Laurie
William Douglas
Fingland
Tommy
Fra
Chas. A. Hill
East
Alta Street
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