Alexander's Department Store and local rentals ad
City brief items list furnished rooms at 692 Water and 205 West Webb Street plus rooms near Court Street. Alexander's Department Store features new neckwear clothing hats and home goods. Crav ing buyers for furniture from Baker & Folsom and Walk Over footwear. Rentals include three housekeeping rooms at 301 South Main and other furnished rooms near the courthouse. Also ads for groceries and a headache remedy, Hed Eez, with phone numbers and addresses in Pendleton Oregon.
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Water St
Hull
Oxtermoor Mattresses
Baker & Folsom
Alexander's
Alexander's Department Store
Logan Street
Fimner Turner
Main Street
Cali
West Court
Finguire
West Webb Street
Thompson
Court House
TL Court Street
W. H. Fowler
East Court Street
South Main Street
East Oregonian
Bitamen
P. O. Hox
Pendleton
Ore
West High Street
City Beern
John Gagen
Eagle Building
Court Street
Remodeling House and a Kansas Killing Reported
Remodeling work continues on the residence at Thompson and Tustin streets, while in Leon, Kansas, Lewis Bloomfield shot and killed Jose Stesser, 27, after an incident involving Mrs. Bloomfield. A posse with bloodhounds joined the pursuit.
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Mra
W. H. Kelway
Thompson and
Tustin Streets
Leon
Kan
Lewis Bloomfield
Jose Stesser
Becnure
Bloomfield Bloomfield
Visitors and residents mingle at Baker fair week
Mrs In Kirkland of Walla Walla with friends visits the Baker fair area. W Reese the Echo honey raiser attends the district fair. B Calderhead of W Co R from Wall Walla visits. D Peterson Milton lawyer among attendees. Stella Chapman of Walla Walla visiting. J Culley Weston storekeeper among fall visitors. Thonmine Spence Milton visitors. Dorris Reynolds Arlington visits cousin C W Coffman. Lola Myers nurse leaves for Weston for engagement. J Kuchenthal O R N supply returns from Kansas City. B Williamson Weston attends fair, guest at Hotel St George. Dr Lytle Pendleton stock inspector travels Baker to inspect state office. J A Lowell returns from Walla Walla after war case hospital graduation. T Keeney Cunningham Sheep & Land here en route to Shaniko. Tom Myers sister of Hon Jefferson Myers returns from La Grande nursing assignment. W F Herndon Weston resident plans move to Prineville next week. Mr and Mrs Gillandera wed earlier this week, return from Spokane and plan Meacham residence. George C Gray to leave OR&N freight for Portland permanent. Bert Cartano and Charles Gay Athena go to Portland with Deputy U S Marshal Ruehle to face federal court for liquor on reservation. Co Haynes Walla Walla BR&N clerk recounts Seaside vacation. former railroader praised.
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Sim J. Culley
Weston
Thonmine Spence
Milton
Dorris Reynolds
Arlington
C. W. Coffman
Lola Myers
J. A. Kuchenthal
Ro & N. Supply Department
Kansas City
B. Williamson
St. George
Lytle
Pendleton
Baker Todiay
Baker City Herald
Alaska miner Gus Roan visits Boise before returning home
Gus Roan of Tin City Alaska, a 60 miner with a stamp mill, traveled from Seattle to Boise en route to Norway. He plans to return to Tin City in March to resume mining, predicting a booming ore deposit. Roan, once active in Boise basin, noted the north’s scarce Midnight Sun paper edited by A N Evans.
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Gus Roan
Tin City
Alaska
Nome
Boise
Norway
Boise Statesman
Christiania
Ronn
Sald
Seattle
Roan
Boise Basin
Silver City
Hie
The
Midnight Sun
A. N. Evans
Presbyterian Board of M’easons
Cape Prince of Wales
Harriman Railcar Orders Spread Across Multiple Lines
The Railway Gazette reports Harriman companies have ordered 4050 box cars and 1460 flat cars for delivery next spring. Distributions cover Union Pacific Oregon Short Line Oregon Railroad Navigation Pacific system Morgan's Louisiana Texas Louisiana Western Cananea Yaqui River Pacific. Additional orders include 625 oil tank cars 600 gondola cars.
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Railway Gazette
Tceue
Harriman Companies
Union Pacific
Oregon Short Line
Oregon Railroad & Navigation Company
Pacific System
Morgan's
Louisiana & Texas
Louisiana, Western & Cananea
Yaqui River & Pacific
Harriman
Northern Pacific orders more rolling stock for new lines
The report notes 6000 stock cores and several drums, with about 400 miles of new track in Lewiston, Klamath and Coos Bay projects. A large quantity of equipment will be needed next year to support traffic on the new lines, as the system operates over 12,000 miles of track. The Northern Pacific has ordered 4000 box cars and is seeking 1600 flat cars and 1000 steel lump cars.
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Lewiston
Klamath Aad Coo Bay
Northern Pacific
Fiat
Governor visits asylum and prison dinner for inmates
Governor Chamberlain visited the asylum and penitentiary, reporting good conditions and meals. Inmate health is generally sound with two exceptions, and asylum attendance is at a historic low. The prison diet emphasizes fruit, largely gained via convict labor. A large Lake County school fund boosts taxes to support education, while another county cuts taxes.
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Chamberlain
Prizoners
George BE
Anylum
Salem Statesman
Lake County
J. A. Ackerman
Evening Scotch entertainment delight for city clubs
The Scotch program by women’s clubs at Muste Hall drew a large audience and clear financial success. Singing and stories earned strong applause and enthusiasm, with organizers pleased by the result despite ongoing city events and a partial run-through.
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Muste Hal
Bot All the Honey Exhibit at the Fair
The Peoples Warehouse has bot all the honey on exhibit at the fair and will market it at retail as soon as it lowers the shelves of the exposition. If you see it in the East Oregonian it is so.
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Peoples Warehouse
East
Oregonian
East Oregonian
Oregon
Morrow County Day at Pendleton Fair Delights Local People
The Heppner Times reports Morrow County Day at Pendleton Fair drew a small but enthusiastic crowd, with 20 aboard the excursion train and participation from W. P. Minor Marshall D. C. Gurdane and W. P. Hill among exhibitors. Umatilla County’s display also impressed, signaling joint future effort to boost the county fair. The piece notes high spirit and cooperation, aiming to attract a larger exhibit next year. The Smile of Satisfaction ad closes.
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The
Times
Heppner Times
Morrow County
the Times
Morrow
Pendleton
Heppner
Lexington
Ione
W. P. Minor
Marshal D. C. Gurdane
W. P. Hill
Umatillan County
Umatilla
Pettitt Leaves City for Spokane to Organize Camp
F. R. Pettitt, organizer for Woodmen of the World, has been in the city for two months promoting the order. He departs in the morning to attend business in Spokane and then proceeds to Kennewick to institute a new camp of the order.
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Wil
Spokane
F. R. Pettitt
Woodmen of the World
Order
Kennewick
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Nobby
Express
Teutic’s
Florshelmahoe
Alexanders’ Department Store
Louis Hunziker
Roosevelt
Koeppens
A. Lowell
Walla Walla
Ty. M. Keeney
Cunningham Sheep & Land Company
Bhanike
Miew
Tom Myers
Jefferson Myers
la Grande
W. F. Herndon
Preewater
Ti. Gillandera
George C. Gray
OR & Nv
Portland
Bert Cartano
Charles Gay
Athena
Porthend
U. 8
Glenn Ruehee
Gilty
Heppner Times Speaks
Pendleton Steam Laundry
Fishman & Peters
Alberta
Bissell
Sharon & Eddings
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