Pendleton City Briefs and Notices
Local items report various ads and notices including rentals at 417 Willow and 399 West Court, furnished rooms near the depot, a grant of shoe repair services at Teutsch’s Department Store, and a range of sales from wagons to pianos. Public notices include lectures by Preston W. Search and a banking tip from The First National Bank. A school advertises Pendleton Business College, and local employment offers appear for a 13 year old seeking board and schooling.
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A. C. Rader
Mra
Campbell
Pendleton Business College
Johnson Street
Hamley
Hamsey
Hamiley's
Willow Street
South Main Street
Roosevelt
Boston
West Court
W. Fi Cook
Wet Court
Headstrom & Greenawald
Tetutsch's
EF. T. Wade
Beales
Greenawald & Headstrom
Teutsch's
Greenwald & Headstrom
Toutech's
Depot
Eilers
Main Street
East Oregonian
Garfield
Washington Street
Howard & Swingle
Gritman's Cigar
Polles
Tommy Atkins
Rose Campbell
Preston W. Search
Ching- Won
Mustciana
Willow St
Malin
Thompson Street
Baptist Ladies
A. FP. May
Mra. Wilcox
W. D. Huffman
Umatilla County
Delaine
Visitors and movers from many towns flock to Pendleton
Numerous residents and visitors arrive in Pendleton from Athena Baker City Salem and Ontario for train connections fairs and longer stays. People include J Horkee Walker Ireland Freewater W A Welch Condon T J Kirk Athena Walter Bartholomew and many more as they travel to Portland Monmouth or the Lewis and Clark fair. Local moves include William Patton to a ranch west of town and Mrs J B Perry with daughter Jennie heading to Eugene through Portland.
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J Horkee Walker
Portland
Ireland
Freewater
W.A. Welch
Condon
T. J. Kirk
Athena
Glen McNett
Wallula
Waah
T. G. Montagmery
EB. & Smith
Salem
Mra
Hannah Rogere
LA Grande
Adama
N. A. Kelsay
Ontario
Mae County
Mra. O. C
Chamberlain
A. Edwards
Familly
Junipor
Pendleton
Katherine
Carrie Sharp
Monmouth
State Normal School
David Hovth
Baker City
Zoe Hooper
Hoter
Quartsburg
W. H. Kelsay
Claud Paxson
Seth Catlin
Leona Thompson
D. HH. Preston
Preston- Parton Mills
C. M. Weittenhillier
Plattesville
Wis
A. F. May
Mra. McKengle
Pasadena
Cal
Albert Lee
Eagle Point
Jackson County
Oregon
Pendleton High School
J. B. Perry
Jennie Perry
Loing
Eugene
Mins Perry
University of Oregon
Charles J. Ferguson
White
Bingham
D. Peterson
Milton
Sam Thall
The
Chaperones
Taylor
Frazer Theater
D. A. McAllister
Union County
Lewis and Clark
Pacific Livestock Insurance Draws Local Patrons
The Pacific Livestock association sees broad patronage from stock men and ranchers. Notable insurees include Cold Springs Horse Company William J. Minor of Heppner Oregon W Zeuske and W T Hill of Helix Oregon EB B Shafer J W Shapler D A Gaborn H W Vogt Peter Nosler and Herman Noehlke. William Hunter is the local agent.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Pacific Livestock Asociation
Cold Springs Horse Company
William J. Minor
Heppner
W. Zeuske
W.T. Hill
Helix
EB. B. Shafer
J. W. Shapler
D. A. Gaborn
H. W. Vogt
Peter Nosler
Herman Noehlke
William Hunter
German Evangelical Synod Holds Quadrennial Meeting at Salem
Between 150 and 160 delegates, clergy and lay, from German Evangelical Synod of North America attended the quadrennial meeting at Salem church. The gathering is described as the most important in the western hemisphere for the denomination, with a convention structure favoring one minister per twelve members and one lay delegate per twenty to thirty congregants.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
German Evangelical Synod
Rochentor
German Evangelical Synod of
Three men killed in Spokane International railway blast
Three laborers died in a tunnel blast on the Spokane International line six miles from Bonners Ferry. The victims were John Collina, L. Barrett, and Swan Marsh. Bodies buried at Fonnera Ferry. The men drilled rock work and loaded a round when a hung fire exploded as they inspected it.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Spokane International
John Collina L. Barrett
Swan Marsh
Fonnera Ferry
Bonners Ferry
Spokecaman
Murderer commits suicide in jail after confession
John Arenmibal who killed Samm Anucabe at a sheep camp in Jordan Valley thirty miles southwest of here and has been jailed awaiting trial, died by strychnine in his cell at 4 yesterday morning. He left a letter confessing the murder and thanking friends for their support. The coroner's jury ruled death by his own hand. Silver City Avalanche reports 8300 sheep sold. Northwest Investment Co. sold 000 lambs to Frank Manville of Boise and 300 ewes to L. W. Ball of Caldwell for breeding and shipment to eastern markets. Centralia, Washington, public schools gain 1200 pupils this fall.
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John Arenmibal
Samm Anucabe
Jordan Valley
Here
Anacache
Silver City
Idaho
Anti Bos Rule Convention Opens in Philadelphia
The City party anti-bom-rule convention opened at the Academy of Music with about 1000 delegates. Chairman Franklin N. Brewer presided as nominations for permanent officers began, with votes to follow after a recess. The daylong session was expected due to many candidates and no prewritten slate.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Philadelphia
Academy of Music
Franklin N. Brewer
Cyrus D. Fowa, Jr
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Bunker Hill
Lee Teutsch
Preston W
Search
Heer
Pendeton Club
Pacific Coast
Christian Church
Ely Bros
L. G. Brown
Granger
Ely Brothers
Warren Street
New York
United States
Canada
First National Bank
San Francisco Examiner
Louis Jhunziker
Koeppens
Popular Price Drug Store
G. West
Champaign, Til
C. BE. Troutman
Illinois
Champaign
N. A. Latourellé
Montreal
Thin City
Peoples Warehouse
Centralia
Wash
St. Helen’s Hall
A. & Koeppen & Bros
Fraser River
Colfax
Pendle
North Yamhill
High Street
Chas. A. Hill
East
Alta Street
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