Bond Bros and Campbell Millinery Across City Listings
City brief notes advertise Bond Bros dry wood and Benjamin clothes, Campbell Millinery hats, Ellers talking machine, and a Miss to hire. Rentals, a milch cow for sale, farm help, a girl for housework, lost spectacles, and shopping at The Peoples Warehouse and Vogue Millinery fill this bustling local page.
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Bond Bros
Minnie
Benjamin
Risers
Ross Carney
Campbell's
Goodman Hardware Company
Campbell Millinery
Cole
Judd
Vogt Millinery
N. B. Harris
Peoples Warehouse
Marriage License Issued to Gutaman and Rehrensa
A marriage license was issued this afternoon to John Gutaman and Anna Rehrensa.
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John Gutaman
Anna Rehrensa
Alberta Letter Warns Against Leaving Washington
A letter to the Union from Theodore Bennett, formerly of the city and now in Raymond, Alberta, laments the harsh storm and poor conditions in Alberta with nine inches of snow and flattened crops. He notes the beet sugar crop is fine and advises would be migrants to consider a Canadian winter before selling possessions.
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Alberta
Union
Theodore Bennett
Raymond
Alberti
Walla Walla Union
Washington
United States
Canada
Laying Water Mains Across River Near Vincent Street
The crew laying a new water main across the river at Vincent street near completion and will finish by tomorrow or Friday. Water superintendent William Sutherland says the north side pipe should arrive around the first of the month, with steady work on the mains continuing until completion. Work on the opposite side will be postponed for now.
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Vincent Street
William Sutherland
Reynolds Trial Adds Scene Visit and Witnesses in Murder Case
In Portland Oregon this morning the Reynolds murder trial heard three witnesses. Misa EB Johnson testified about hearing the shot. Dr A Tiler tended Hibbing after the shooting and Captain Moore of the police force examined Reynolds and his wife after the murder. Moore said Reynolds was excited at the time and his wife denied they were married. The defense introduced Reynolds and wife marriage certificate this afternoon.
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Reynolds
Card of Thanks for Bereavement assistance
We express heartfelt thanks for sympathy and aid from the Kalerite of Pythian and other friends during our bereavement over the death of Virgil Bott. Mrs. Homer Kendall and Homer Kendall share appreciation. See Risers big talking machine and record Announcement on page 3.
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Mis
Virgil Bott
Homer Kendall
Risers Big Talking Machine
Eilers Big Talking Machine
Local visitors and residents greet a day of brief trips
Dean Tatum returns from Portland. W H Carter of Baker City in town for business. Mark Moorhouse travels to Portland on a short visit. Otis Turner and Co Green from Huntington also in the city. Liewallen and Dr F A Liewallen from Adams in town for business. Jerry Stone the Athens athlete visits. Georgia Stewart returns from La Grande. Judge and Mrs Parkes back from Seattle and British Columbia. Dr J R Sponogle of Athena home after weeks on the coast. Littie McLeod returns from Tacoma. Loren E Harris heads to Eugene for university study. Dr W W McClure attends the Salem state fair. George B Smith arrives from Spokane to visit Walla Walla. Thomas Campbell of Helix seeking harvest supplies. Dr W D Mason returns from eastern Washington. Mrs F S LeGrow travels from Boise to Athens. Ed and Mrs Barnes depart for Seattle. Mrs Webb and children return to Duluth after visiting. Joe Boulen recovering from a fall at Bingham Springs. L Freeland visits and attends the Commercial association. Horace T Jones visits with J H Alexander, then to Portland. W H Hawley inspects O R & N equipment. Norbourne Berkeley returns from Granite after buying Gold Hill mine. Karl Leonard arrives from Chicago after a six week layoff. Rev W H Bleakney to preach at Pendleton academy. Tallman rests. Mrs G W Phelps and children head to Echo for a visit with Dr and Mrs Metzler. Rev I B Tallman returns from Spokane after M E conference and Coeur d'Alene outing.
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Dean Tatum
Portland
W. H. Carter
Baker City
Mark Moorhouse
Otis Turner
Weston
Co. Green
Huntington. Ie
L. L. Liewallen
F. A. Liewallen
Adame
Jerry Stone
Georgia Stewart
la Grande
Joe Parkes
Seattle
British Columbia
J. R. Sponogle
Athena
Littie McLeod
Tacoma
Northern Pacific
Loren E. Harris
Eugene
W. McClure
Federal Stock Inspection
Salem
George B. Smith
Claims Department
O, BR. & N. Company
Walla Walla
Thomas Campbell
Helix
W. D. Mason
Washington Points
LeGrow
Boise
Athens
Ed Barnes
Myrick
Barnes
BM. M. Wyrick
Webb
Duluth
Minn
Granite
Gold Hill
Buffalo
Berkeley
Karl Leonard
Chicago
Pendleton praised by visiting Grande Man on paving
Otto Didion and his wife and child visited Pendleton in recent days. The La Grande Observer quotes Didion praising Pendleton’s urban improvements. He notes 11 blocks of bituminous paving on two main streets and widespread concrete sidewalks enhancing appearance and property values. The city is also macadamizing 35 blocks in the residential district and expanding business area sidewalks. Estimated paving cost around $230 per cubic yard, totaling about $555 for a 50-foot frontage, with Bangrott referenced.
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Wa Grande
la Grande Observer
Otto Didion
Didlon
Pendleton
Pen-deton Soc Mtr
Umatilla
Busines
Aera
Paving bonds and wheat prosperity urged for La Grande
An Oregon law allows cities to issue bonds and place liens for improvements with 10 annual installments. Pendleton reports a 6.5 million bushel wheat crop, prices 68 to 70 cents, boosting bank wealth and city prosperity. The Observer commends Pendleton paving to La Grande and urges statewide adoption of cement walks.
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Oregon
Cimatilla
Pendleton
la Grande
Eugene
Split in Exclusion League sparks ousting claims
In Bellingham on Sept 14 a split in the Japaneer Korea ex clusion league leads President Gill to say Secretary Fowler will be ousted at tonight's Seattle meeting. Fowler vows to continue the work, renting the opera house for tonight and a pavilion for tomorrow's meeting. He plans $1 and $2 admission amid alleged arbitrary actions and labor delegates snubbery as the cause.
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Bellingham
Gill
Fowler
Seattle
Opera House
Killed Under His Wagon in Lewiston Accident
Benton Anderson, employed by Wahn-Lewiston Land & Water Co., was accidentally killed when a wagon wheel passed over his head on the Sweetwater road while en route to Sweetwater with a load of wheat from the 21 ranch. The incident occurred yesterday.
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Lewiston
Benton Anderson
Wahn-Lewiston Land & Water Company
Anderson
Old Laws Endanger Big Trusts Action
The piece notes the Standard Oil dissolution suit and a court dispute over Chicago and Alton railroad rebates under the Sherman Elkins and Interstate Commerce acts. It argues federal cases curb corporate power with existing laws, praising upfront action and citizen support for the administration, and suggesting no new statutes are needed.
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Standard Oil Trust
New York World
Landiscourt
Chicago
Chicago and Alton Railroad
Standard Oil Company
Ol Company
Indiana
Pioneers Recall Gold Rush as Remnant Elders Gather
At the 17th annual meeting of the Western association of California Pioneers in Chicago, a report notes that of thousands who crossed the plains 58 years ago, only 20 remain and just 12 former gold hunters were present. They spent the gathering recalling past adventures.
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Plains
Western Association of California Pioneers
Chicago
Saloon Men Charged Under Sunday Closing Law
Information filed in Walla Walla charges five saloon men with violating the Sunday closing law. They are set for trial at the October term of court as reported in the East Oregonian.
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Walla Walla
Engineer Frost Dies Before Freight Wreck Near Freeman
Inland empire railway officials report O. W. Frost, an experienced locomotive engineer, died of apoplexy just before a freight collision at Freeman Walsh yesterday morning after 5 o clock. J. B. Ingersoll, assistant manager, calls him one of the most competent men on the road and doubts that he dozed on duty, noting the wreck’s circumstances.
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O. W. Frost
Inland Empire Railway
Freeman, Walsh
Spokesman-Review
J. B. Ingersoll
Frost
Manager Ingersoll
Oregon Corn Delights Salem Board of Trade
Three new corn samples arrive at the Salem Board of Trade from Gua Frenlard Fred Flubacker and Breeze Gibson. The Salem Journal notes these pies of unusual excellence show Oregon’s corn thriving, rivaling the middle states amid strong displays.
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Oregon
Salem Board of Trade
Gua Frenlard
Fred Flubacker
Breeze Gibson
Middle States
Salem Journal
See Eilers big talking machine and Bond Bros. ser
See Eilers big talking machine and Bond Bros. ser the best clothing that's made.
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Bond Bros. Ser
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Bowman
Louis Hunziker
Main St
Japan
Ise
Kochi
North Side Line
W. H. Bleakney
Pendleton Academy
M. E. Church
Tallman
G. W. Phelps
Echo
Metzler
Heppner
Rev
I. B. Tallman
Spokane
M. BE
Coeur d'Alene Jakes
L. L. Tallman
Edison
New Guernsey Music Store
East Court Street
Split Tin Exclusion League
East Oregonian
Pendleton Cloak & Suit
Pendleton Cloak & Suit House
Gen- Women
Ement Hendricks
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