Milton Grant Comnty Stockman Visits on Business
Milton Young Lindy employed on Spokane Paywr visitor from Spokane buying vegetables and stock for Elgin store. Mrs O P Colegne returned from Colfax Washington. Mr and Mrs Beck for two weeks. Mrs Perce and daughters Adian Bins of Walla Walla spent Sunday and Monday here. Miss Temyn Gray visiting Vermune and uncle Mr and Mrs Simuel Gray. Miss tlondell Richey hosted birthday party last Saturday. Short stockman of Grant county in business visit. Marguerite Irons left for Spokane after a week's visit with her parents. Miss Irons former Lenchter in Milton schools, now employed in Spokane. Mr and Mrs Coffin left yesterday for Centwille. Mr Dalle Garred went to Walla Walla yesterday to Whittnin college. Mrs E Bo Telen leaves tomorrow for Portland and a visit. W J Niel runs fruit and vegetable stand at Elgin. Prof Martin H Anderson returned from Heppner after business with Columbia College. Miss Eatelle Chapman returned Monday to Walla Walla after a week's visit.
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Milton
Mra. O
Colegne
Colfax
Wash
Mira
WL Beck
Perce
Adian Bins
Walt Walla
Temyn Gray
Oukendunte
Vermune
Simuel Gray
Mise Tlondell Richey
Oeca
Stockman
Grant County
Bere
Marguerite Lrons
Verter
Speke
Mise Lrons
Milton Politic
Brokane
George Lreland
Portland
W. J. Niel
Elgin
Martin H. Anderson
Heppner
Coluinshia College
Eatelle Chapman
Wallen
Fried
Boy's Ride For Late Doctor King Cure
A Leesville Indiana man promotes a patent medicine claiming it cures consumption bronchitis pneumonia and coughs. The ad touts instant relief and states a guaranteed bottle costs 50 cents with trial bottles free at Tallain & Co. drug store and mentions a 7 dollar offer.
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King
W. H. Brown
Leesville
Ind
Unique Arrow Point Offered to Smithsonian Institute
Berkeley, a well known real estate dealer, has a unique dug arrow point from an old grave near Umatilla. The three inch long jet black artifact features two arrow points fused into one with barbs on both sides. Prominent collectors deem it unmatched in Indian craftsmanship and it may join the American collection in Washington.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Berkeley
Smithsonian Lnstitute
Umatilla
Smithwentin Institute
Washington
Blankets Washed at Pendleton Mills September First
Pendleton Woolen Mills announces blanket washing starting September first with white blankets priced at $1.00 per pair and colored blankets at set rates. Indian robes listed at a high per item charge, with all blankets and robes to be delivered and called for upon delivery, payment required. CHAS J. FERGUSON, Lessee. The Japanese army reportedly advanced twelve miles south of Mullen.
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Pendleton Woolen
Chas, J. Ferguson
Lessee
Hoyt's A Texas Steer to Open September 20
A Texas Steer. Hoyt's popular play returns to town with a long run and strong box office potential. The production is noted for good care and consistent appeal, likely drawing steady audiences.
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Hoyts
Larer
Hoyt
fragmentary OCR note on upcoming event timing
A partial OCR fragment mentions a Tuesday event and references names and dates in a jumbled way. Detected terms include a prayer and a date around Sagie Toniher 20, with scattered references to people and costs, but no clear event or outcome. The readable content is too garbled to determine a concrete news item.
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Alexander Dept
A. Rohde
T. C. Taylor
Main Street
Grant Commty
Milton Young Lindy
Spokane
Whitin College
Texas
Atexassterr
Lemraten Qure
Hatan
Squire
Algo
Pendleton Planing Mill and Lumber Yard
Robert Dorster
Corner Webb and College
Henry
Pendleton Cold Storage Plant
J. L. Vaughn Electrician
West Court St
Tribane
Joe Ell
Taylor's Hardware Store
Falaly
Priday
Satocadas
Eveny
Dreswen
Drewes
Oregon
New Velvet
Diaplay
Chernal
P. Cogan
Teutsch’s Dept. Store
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