City Brevities Furnished Rooms and Local Ads
Furnished rooms at 92 Water St and 302 Logan St available. Listings include shoes, clothing, millinery, furniture, housekeeping rooms, and job ads. Also notices for rentals, sale of books, and employment at local businesses and the Warren Construction Co. inquiries to respective addresses and phone numbers.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Her & Folcom
Serest
Alexander's
Niew Bookweap
Alexanders Department Store
Alexander's Department Store
Yellow Wagony
Filmer Turner
Furnlehal
Logan Street
Music Hall
Thureday Night
Notable Visitors Flock to Pendleton for County Fair
A stream of visitors arrives in Pendleton from Athens Seattle and Portland for the county fair. Notables include W D Chamberham J B Eddy and Charles Conkey while local figures B S Wilbur and Bert Wilson tour the region. Officials Kester Cronin and F W Myers shift duties during the event.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
W. D. Chamberham
Athens
J.B. Eddy
James Levite
Richmond Paper Company
Seattle
C. A. Smith
Spokesman-Review
Eity
Ty. J. Flynn
Eagle
Baker City
Beott Bozarth
Oregon Daily Journal
Walter Tooze
Woodburn
Oregon
Charles Conkey
la Grande
Minecs Sawtelle
W. H. Gulliford
Buttercreek
B. F. Swagaart
Heppner
Thewle Stewart
Milton
Kester Cronin
Scheer
Waters
M. McDonald
Nuyer
Wella Walla
Bert Wilson
Washington
Pendleton
Blue Mountain Creamery Ships Butter to Spokane
Blue Mountain creamery in Pendleton sent a carload of 33,000 pounds of butter to Spokane marking growing wholesale status for the area. The shipment arrived after summer stocks accumulated in cold storage and met strong demand in Spokane’s dairy market.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lue Mountain Creamery
Spokane
Pendleton
Blue Mountain Creamery
Old Naturalization Law Ends Today in County
Old law expires today forcing foreigners to delay citizenship papers. Prospective citizens must reside five years under the new rule, up from two. County clerk to issue naturalization papers, not the county judge, and federal supplies will handle all naturalization needs. Also Friday night the Scotch program by Miss Nannie Strachan and Gavin Spence at Music Hall promises a first class show for Pendleton.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Music Hall
Johnson
Columbu Graphophone
Weat Court
West Webb Street
Thompson
Court House
Court Street
Oregon
Baker & Folsom
Leon Cohen
East Washington Street
Nannie Strachan
Pendleton
International Insanity Congress Opens in Milan
The International Insanity Congress opened in Milan with delegates from many civilized nations. Experts on insanity and asylum directors attended to discuss treatment inside and outside asylums. In Portland, Hotel Oregon offers European plan, $1 per day, with free buses. Rooms at 205 West Webb St.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
International Ineanity Congres
Milan
Italy
Europe
Portland
Oregon
Poisoning scare from aconite in Helix household
Mrs Burr Johnson, wife of the liv eryman at Helix, nearly died after mistaken aconite for cough medicine. She took a large dose and suffered violent convulsions before her husband arrived to intervene. Dr F A Libastien and Dr Cole treated her for hours and she is out of danger but remains seriously ill.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mra Burr Johnson
Helix
F. A. Libastien
Cole
Bridges Go to Echo Concert Tour Ends in Inland Empire
The Bridges concert company finished a week of vocal lessons at the M. E. church and held a highly praised closing concert. They depart to Echo for a closing show tonight then head to Walla Walla for a Saturday performance. The group aims to organize local concert and choral efforts and hopes to return for more lessons or a recital.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
The
Bridges Concert Company
M. E. Church
Bridges
Echo
Walla Walla
Four marriage licenses issued in county clerk’s office
The district fair seems to boost marriages as four licenses were granted today by County Clerk Salling. The couples are Albert W. Pinfold and Florence M. Thorntons, William Dowler and Lulu Jeanette Dent, John L. Peterson and Celia M. Timm, and Charles E. Shockey and Anna F. Burns.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Salling
Albert W. Pinfold
Florence M. Thorntons
William §. Dowler
Lulu Jeanette Dent
John L. Peterson
Celia M. Timm
Charles E. Shockey
Anna F. Burns
Heppner Plans New Brick Building On Main Street
George Swaggart leads a crew demolishing the old Main Street structure once used as a bowling alley. He plans a brick building to replace it, to be leased by Mor Kahn, owner of a Chinese restaurant, as reported by the Heppner Gazette.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
George Swaggart
Bilding
Main Street
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Nobby
Teutic’s
Shelm Shoe, Alexanders’ Department Store
South Main Street
Jackson Street
Atwood Bldg
Chicago
Business
Ore
West High Street
Warren Construction Co
Louis Hunziker
Roosevelt
Koeppens
A.J. Hennemoan
R. W. Henneman
Cleir
Reeve Thrasher
Penicheton
Ligvett & Goodwin
Juniper
Wallula Gateway
Wilbur
Wilbur Station
Jamison
Mir
la Grande Observer
F. W. Myers
Severnl
the Fair Department
West Webb St
Mrs. Johnson
Administration
E. Court St
Eagle Building
Tam
Fastern
Mrs
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