Laundrymen Toasted at Pendleton Elks Smoker Night
The Pendleton Elks hosted a smoker for visiting laundrymen from Spokane Walla Walla and other towns. Eagles band, colored quartet led by Billy Mack, and gymnastic exhibitor Shockley provided entertainment. The crowd praised the event as the best and most enjoyable laundrymen session, with many departing for Portland and Denver.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Pendleton
Elks’ Committee
Eagles’ Hall
Elks
Ferguson
Billy Mack
All Prezent
HL Mitchel
Clyde Owen
Shockley
Gymnazium
Jock Robinson
Portland
Denver
National Association
Disappointed In Theatre Prompts Local Debate
A Morning Tribune reader laments a Collier play and a run down look at the Fisher theater. He notes ads replacing old imagery, fears the venue has become a variety theater, and urges a decented redecoration if Pendleton cannot secure a new theater.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Howe
Tribune
Collier
Fiager
Mr. Hood
Ranler, Hoome
Pendleton
Window displays show bold dress up for fall
The Boston store leads in window dressing with the slogan Dress Your Windows as Clyde Cawens joins the team from Portland. Owens, a skilled window dresser, creates a college den display and mannequins show men’s suits and shoes while pumpkins and gourds decorate text windows. Pendleton shops boast top window dressers and invite public admiration.
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Boston
Northwest
Clyde Cawens
Siebel
Portland
Owens
Roosevelt
Owen Ia
Pendleton
Police Court Four Held For Disorderly Conduct and Drunkenness
In police court this morning Judge Parkes dealt with four defendants. P. C. Callahan, up three times, faced disorderly conduct charges after allegedly deceiving a colored man and being knocked down by his son. W. K. Hitchcock and Daggett were charged with simple drunkenness and given the usual penalties.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Parkes
P. C. Callahan
Ham
W. K. Hitchcock
Daggett
Man With Broken Ankle After Mountain Load Incident
W O McNutt of Heppner, an aged man, went to the mountains for fuel this week. His wagon team ran away, toppled the load, and drove him to the ground injuring his right leg. Trapped between a wagon tongue and a stone, he dug free and released his leg. Found three days later by a sheep herder near a wool cutter camp in the mountains.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
W. O. McNutt
Heppner
Cutter
Secret Divorce Proceedings for Caroline Hansford
Mrs. Caroline Hansford was granted a divorce from her husband, a former city hardware dealer, by Circuit Judge H. J. Bian. Proceedings were kept secret at the county clerk’s office. The August 23 filing was not entered on the equity docket and was later removed by an attorney and not returned.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Caroline Hansford
H. J. Bian
Equity Court
Returned from Salem Heroines Meet Scott Family News
Returned from Salem, Mr and Mrs William Scott pioneers of Helix, arrived that evening from the state fir at Salem. They came up from Portland to Hood River by boat and enjoyed a visit with friends. Mr Scott is impressed with Hood River district and may buy property there. Hood River apples are selling at 3 10 per box and packed for shipment to England.
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Salem
William Scott
Helix
Hood River
Portland
Hoad River
Scott x
England
Ninety Passengers Transfer to Spokane Branch
Ninety passengers were transferred here last night from the Spokane branch of the O R N trim No 5. An extra coach was added to handle the transfer. The tourists were bound for Spokane Seattle and interior points in Washington state, drawn by advertising material received in the mail.
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R. & N. Trim No
Spokane
Seattle
Interior
Polots
Washington
Emu
D Casey Moves to Pendleton for School Opportunity
Pioneer sawmill man and merchant Casey of Hilgard Union county plans to move his family to Pendleton at once to benefit from the town’s excellent school. The note mentions Baker and Folsom's as best for furniture.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
A. D. Casey
Pendleton, Jr
Casey
Hilgard
Union County
Pendleton
Burial of Cole Harris at Irrigan by river engineer
The drowned Mata B Hover engineer Cole Harris was buried today at Irrigan in the presence of locals and his brother. Initially the plan was to ship his body to Montana but the prolonged time in the water led to local burial. Charles Wall served as undertaker for M A Rader. A grand ball followed at Engles hall with Jomeimn and Gulott's orchestra and refreshments offered to all attendees.
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Irrigan
Cole Harris
Mata B. Hover
Montana
Charles Wall
M. A. Rader
Engles’ Hall
Jomeimn & Gulott's
Will Huy Trorse in city for sale of fifty horses
Will Huy Trorse and M McDonald the noted horse buyer from Walla Walla will visit the city on Friday September 25 to purchase 50 head of equity horses. Beamest ers will be at the Oregon Feed yard for buyers to inspect and select stock on that date.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Will Huy Trorse
M. McDonald
Walla Walla
Equity
Beamessters
Oregon
Publicity as Merit for Favorite Prescription
Open publicity is the best guarantee of merit for Dr. Pierce's Favorite Prescription. The medicine, sold through druggists for women's use, lists its ingredients plainly on bottle wrappers and uses native American roots with glycerine as a safe solvent. Endorsements from medical writers are cited, and readers are invited to request Dr. Pierce's booklet from Buffalo, New York.
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Pierce
Eend Same
Rease V. Pierce
Buffalo
Dr. Pierce
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Met
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Winslow Bros
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Railway and Irrigation Co
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Coutts
Canada
United States
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Lethbridge
Raymond
Magrath
Roley
Cardston
P. I. Naismith
Cass
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Puncheton Mmizness Houses
Baker & Folsom’s
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Sabouraud
Paria
Anna
Mrue
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Newbrd
Herpicide
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the House of Kuoner
MAX Baer Men’s Shop
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