City Briefies Bond Bros Goods and Local Notices
Community notices list Bond Bros. for fall salt dry wood clothing and room rentals plus local sales. Advertisements promote Victor and Edison records at Eilers Plano House, Chrysolite enamelware at Goodman Hardware, and tailor made suits at Alexander Department Store. Lost items include a white parasol and double sighted spectacles. Dr. Cole resumes practice in Judd building with contact numbers.
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East Court
Victor and
Edison Records
Eilers Plano House
Electric Sad Irons
Goodman Hardware Company
Alexander Department Store
Pilot Rock
Pendleton
Campbell
Cole
Judd
Alexander Department
Liberal Terms
Corner Court
Cottonwood
Rooming House for Rent in Ten-Room Furnished Home
A ten room house in a splendid location offers furnished accommodations for boarders. Very reasonable rates. apply at 602 Water Street or call Red 2052 for details.
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Water Street
Notice on local sign makers and sales
Charles Lane and Son employ an expert sign writer. See them about signs. Benjamin sults are the beat made, sold by Bond Bros. Son records go to Elders Plano House.
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Benjamin
Bond Bros
New October Victor
Edlwot Records
Ellers Plano House
East Oregonian
Charles Lane & Son
Benjamin Sults
Band For Skating Rink Attracts City Crowd
Tonight the Ireland skating rink will feature a band formed by Mr. Ireland using most of last spring’s players. Food and stirring music promise fine amusement while a monster musical instrument arrives later this week. With the fly having closed, the rink resumes as a major city attraction and should see strong patronage.
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Ireland
Good Attractions at the Star Theater This Week
The Star theater announces a week of good shows starting tonight with Nell and Dunbar in comic sketches and Charles Morrell performing in talk and song. The Nelsons appear again, closing with the farce Buffalo Bill. New moving pictures and illustrated songs featured.
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The
Star
Star Theater
Nell and Dunbar
Charles Morrell
Nelsons
Buffalo Bill
Growing Enrollment At St. Josephs Academy Attracts Families
St. Josephs academy reports 60 boarding students and over 100 total attendees. With harvest finished many families plan to move to the city, boosting attendance further. Officials say the academy can admit all applicants and will add larger dormitory quarters next year.
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St. Joseph's
St. Joseph's Academy
Bly's Cream Balm advertised for nasal catarrh and hay fever
A vintage ad urges readers to try Bly's Cream Balm for nasal catarrh hay fever and head cold relief. It claims to purify and soothe sensitive membranes with a cure focus and warns against substitutes. The product contains no cocaine or mercury and is priced at 60 cents from Ely Bros., 66 Warren Street New York.
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Ely
Warren Street
New York
Hiawatha Hair Tonic Promises Dandruff Cure
Positive claims that Hiawatha will stop fall ing hair remove dandruff and renew growth by its roots are offered with a $100 guarantee. For sale by Tallman Co. through Hiawatha Hall Tone Co.
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Hiawatha
Hiawatha Hall Tonte Co
Tallman & Co
Bond Bros Sells Goods at Ellers Piano House
In Umatilla County Bond Bros. advertises a sound selection for every man at Ellers Piano House. The notice emphasizes a good deal and broad availability within the local market.
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Bond Bros
Umatilla County
Personal visits mark Echo Pendleton area town notes
A series of short hometown notes lists residents and visitors including H G Hulburt of Echo Will Jamieson Weston Peter Sheridan Echo and others. Many travelers attend fairs in Spokane Walla Walla and Hermiston while locals return home for extended stays and business trips. Notables include Col J F McNaught Roy Saxton J J McAllister J G Bellows and Rev W T Easter with various civic and professional engagements noted.
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H. G. Hulburt
Echo
Will Jamieson
Weston
Peter Sheridan
J. T. Hinkle
Spokane
Otto E. Didlon
la Grande
Col
J. F. McNaught
Hermiston
C. E. Duffey
Cove Country
Roy Saxton
Pendleton
Clark Wood
Weston Leader
J. J. McAllister
Walla Walla
J. W. Wootering
Richard Jones
Eugene
D. W. Hayes
Kit" Hayes
W. T. Easter
M. EB
Lewiston
H. W. Coe
Portland
Echo and Hermiston
J. Hanscom
Henry Bayne
Helix
Standard Oil President Mef fatt to testify before grand jury
Chicago September 30 President Mef fatt of Standard Oil of Indiana arrives to testify before the grand jury regarding a pamphlet claim that many shippers violate interstate commerce law. The appearance follows recent statements suggesting widespread infractions.
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Grand Jury
Chicago
Meffatt
The
Standard Oi
Indiana
Diphtheria Case Reported at Ann Street Home
Mise Helen Lindis fell ill with diphtheria at the residence of J. A. Drake on Ann Street, prompting health officials to assess exposure and containment measures. The incident highlights local concerns over contagious illness in the community.
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Helen Lindis
J. A. Drake
Ann Street
Gold Ridge Mining GM Tours Coeur d'Alene District
D. Davis, general manager of Gold Ridge Mining of Coeur d'Alene Idaho, visits Pendleton hotel saying the Gold Ridge mine is rapidly proving one of the richest in the Coeur d'Alenes. He notes rising lead and copper values with depth, rapid district development, growing capitalist interest, new railroads, and new towns arising.
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D. Davis
Gold Ridge Mining Company
Coeur d'Alene
Idaho
Pendleton Hotel
Gold Ridge
Coeur d'Alenes
Coeur d’Alenes
All Deng Stores to Close Early Oct 1
All Deng Stores will close every evening at 8 oclock starting Tuesday night October 1. The notice lists multiple drugstore operators including Tallman & Co, A. C. Koeppen Bros, Pendleton Drug Co, Flj, Donaldson. Also an ad for furnished or unfurnished rooms at 812 Thompson Street, Red 9867.
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Deng
Tallman & CO
A. C. Koeppen Bros
Pendleton Drug CQ
FLJ
Donaldson
Thompson Street
Cathedral Cornerstone Laid For Washington Diocese
Washington reports a red letter day as the Protestant Episcopal Diocese of Washington laid the cornerstone for a grand cathedral on Mt. St. Albans. Archbishop Winnington Ingram preached at an open air service joined by American bishops and 4000 Brotherhood of St. Andrew members. The design features pure decorated Gothic with French influence, inspired by Canterbury, with a reddish stone exterior. The structure spans 476 by 182 feet, 130 feet to the roof ridge, vaulting height 93 feet, central tower 220 feet, with naves aisles transepts choir and two chapels. A large Gothic hall for meetings and offices is planned later.
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Washington
Protestant Episcopal Diocese of
Mt. St. Albans
Arthur Foley Winnington Ingram
London
Episcopal Church In
St. John the Divine
New York
Europe
Canterbury
Chester
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Louis Hunziker
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Elders Plano House
Japan
Ise
Kochi
Koeeppens
Hits Amusement
Victor
Ellers Piano House
H. A. Richardson
Adams
Herbert Boylen
Frank Frazier
J. G. Bellows
Hermiston Country
G. W. Proebster
S. 8. Shields
Milton
Walter Lingenfelder
John Nissen
W. F. Matlock
Claud Hamilton
Portland-Pendleton
Wasco
H. J. Stillman
Pleasant Valley
Mont
Mr. Stillmen
A. J. Stillman
Montana
Oliver P. Morton
Bingham Springs
Reclamation Service
U's
Lydia E. Pinkham
Umd Gornerstone
Washington Cathedral
Northern Pacific Railway
W. Adams
Pendleton, Oregon
A. D, Charlton
Portland Oregon
Dunbar & Neal
Chas. Morrell
Talke
Banjo
Jack Rose
Nelson & Nelson
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