City Brevities and Local Classified Fragments
Furnished rooms, 602 Water St. Six-room house for rent. Baker & Folsom shop ads. Department stores promote shoes, neckwear, and furniture. Wanted printers, a stenographer, salesmen, housework help. For rent near court house, 701 Court St. Lost gold pieces, return to office. For sale encyclopedia set and groceries. Paving workers needed for Warren Construction Co. wages 25c/hr.
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Water St
Toro Valetses
Periideteur
Bult Outermoor Mattresses
Baker & Folson
Soros
Alexander's
Alexander’s Department Store
Graham Furniture Co
Alexander's Department Store
Elmer Turner
Logan Street
Florheim
Alexanders
Columbia Graphophone
West Court
Thompson
Court House
Court Street
Baker & Folsom
Leon Cohen
East Washington Street
South Main Street
Chambers
Cail
Jackson Street
Peulton Permanent
Atwood
Chicago
East Oregonian
Busines
Pendleton
Ore
Bert
West High Street
Warren Construction Co
Notable visitors flock to the fair in Heppner area
Mike Kenny of Heppner attends the county fair in the city. C L Luts of Cold Springs, M H Rice of Freewater, and Alt Rogers of Milton visit for the fair. PF Coykendall pitches his fall apples in La Grande. Howard Evans of Milton and C A Barrett with family join Athena visitors. J Conners of Walla Walla promotes his department. M B Foley heads to Walla Walla for hotel business. W R Stewart of Hermiston tours for fair and trade. J A Woolery among Morrow County attendees. Many locals from Portland to Spokane travel for the fair.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mike Kenny
Heppner
C. L. Luts
Cold Springs
M. H. Rice
Freewater
Alt Rogers
Milton
Chris Aliextrettl
PF. L. Coykendall
la Grande
Howard Evans
North End
C. A. Barrett
Athena
J. Conners
Walla Walla
M. EB. Foley
Bingham Springs
W. RR. Stewart
Hermiston
J. A. Woolery
Tone
Morrow County
Simmons
Portland
Simmonses
Mise Rose Pieteher
Noteo
Phelps, le Dmone
The
Savings Bank
Lews
Ehgineer
Sxalem
I. Swanger
W. & Clr
Wallula
Mr. Swanger
Kamiota
J. B. Rinehart
Union County
Todiy
Union
Yakima
FE. Pitwine
Church of the Redeemer
Blonduly
BP. Marshall
George Peringer
Perincerie
Spokane
N. B. Gerking
Bend
Crook County
Oregon
Sndore
LT. ST. Tallman
Joseph Tallmain
Miss Bradley
Tacomah
Tallman
M. Harshman
Kalispel
Mont
E. W. Cundy
J. J. O'Meara
A. Heitkemper
Joe ‘Ell
Mra el
Fred Woeher
Portlland
Bruno Hellkemper
Mra Ell
de Caprio' I
Expert Decorator Leads Milon Freewater Booth Win
Mrs Leota Nichols of Freewater assisted in decorating the Milton and Freewater booth at the county fair. Her arranging and decor contributed to the universal prize for the exhibit. The display was noted for fruit arrangement and tasteful booth design. Communion Friday Morning service at Church of the Redeemer on Friday September 28 at 10 o'clock. Rev W E Potwine of Honolulu to officiate.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Leota Nichols
Freewater
Church of the Redeemer
W. E. Potwine l
Honolulu
Fifty Passengers Transfer to Spokane Branch
About sixty passengers moved from the main line of the O. R. & N. today to the Spokane branch. Most originated from Missouri river points and were bound for eastern Washington.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Spokane
Washington
Cattle to Seattle Markets From Camas Prairie
Eight carloads of fat cattle totaling 126 head will ship tonight over the W and C R to the Seattle market. They were purchased from Henrayinka of Camas Prairie by the Frey Bruhn company.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Seattle
Henrayinka
Camas Prairie
Frey-Bruhn Company
Opening Day Fair Quiet as Marshals Handle Disturbance
Large town crowd for fair opening saw little police activity. Chief Gurdane and deputies Turner and Gulliford subdued a drunken laborer who resisted arrest. A pocket knife was found on the man after his capture. The incident marks ongoing strict treatment of laborer disturbances. The jail term handed by Judge Parkes was ten days.
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Mwar
Gurdane
Parkes
Porter pleads guilty hunting license. gets minimum sentence
William Porter pleaded guilty to hunting without a license and received the minimum sentence of a $25 fine from Justice of the Peace Joe Parkes. He criticized the license law and suggested a harsher penalty, but the judge applied the law. the fine was paid. A DeWitts Witch Hazel salve ad follows.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
William Porter
Gilty
Joe Parkes
Porter
DeWitt
Tallman & Co
Horses Heading Home From Chanute Market Run
H. W. Black of Chanute Kansas departed last evening with a carload of Uma tilla county horses bound for his hometown where he expects a ready market for them.
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H. W. Black
Chanute
Kan
Umatilla County
Church Prayer Meeting and Business Session Notice
A church program announces a prayer meeting at 7 30 Thursday evening in the lecture room, with a church business meeting to follow. Members are urged to attend. Also advertised are three slightly used organs for sale at Eilers Piano House 815 Main Street at 15 40 and 56 dollars. Three furnished housekeeping rooms for rent at 205 West Webb Street.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ional
Charles H. Nel
Eilers Piano House
Main Street
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Nobby
Express
Teutic’s
Hest
Louis Hunziker
Roosevelt Bears
Koeppens
the Fair Department Store
Vegro
Sentense
West Webb St
E. Court. St
Eagle Building
Great Eastern
Mrs
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