Weston News Notes Seekings and Social Roundup
Mrs J E McDaniel visits her mother in Bellingham Wash. Harris buys three acre cherry orchard in Milton for 2600. Mrs J J Beeler visits daughter Mrs Blanche Juday. Local movements include J H Ridenour finishing Montana shearing. Soldiers Blomgren and Kennard return from service. Summer social at Mrs DeGraw’s home and church guild events noted. Weather and farm updates plus local anecdotes and market chatter.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
HH. Harris
Milton
J. J. Beeler
Jane
Blanche Juday
Joe Hyatt
Weston
la Crosse
Notice to Subscribers on Expiration and Renewal Rates
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Two Young Men Visit Narkaus At Seawed River
Two youths in a car stopped at Jacob Narkaus place near the Seawed River Tuesday. He advised them to head to Pendleton and take the La Grande road. They claimed Portland origins and aroused sheriff inquiries as a possibly stolen Ford from Fi Saling's Pon deton garage. Car may be hidden awaiting a better getaway.
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W. L. Rayborn
Weston Mercantile Co
Korn
Maynard
Nelson H. Jones
Walla Walla
Keysor
McKinney
J. A. Nelson
C. H. Nelson
Kansas
Moritana
Nelson
Montana
Mixouri
Jacob Narkaus
Aetilla
la Grande
Narkaus
Pendleton
Portland
Taylor
Fi Saling
Pondeton
Local Theaters Preview Week of Paramount, Sennett Films
TheStandard shows July 19 20 crowds enjoy Mary Pickford in Amarillo of Clothesline Alley and a Sennett comedy Roping Her Romeo with Flare Up Sal Western set in California gold camps. July 28 Lamb ee Lee Boots features steer audiences. Kaine packed house for Eye. next picture revealed.
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Mary Pickford
Amarillo
Bentiibed Oeles
National Film Ration
Some Luke
Kaine
Bargain shoe and apparel sale drives summer finds
Goods soaring in price meet a bargain bonanza with rubber soled tan bicycle shoes marked down from four dollars to two ninety eight cents a pair and white canvas sandals at 1.19. Misses white canvas sandals and women's khaki outing suits arrive. house dresses and aprons offer low prices as window displays entice shoppers.
Harvest Groceries Offer Special Low Prices
A local grocer advertises harvest groceries with ready stock of rice fruits vegetables and other groceries. Customers are invited to visit or call before ordering to ensure full assortment and timely delivery with special bulk pricing on coffee and baking powder. Syrups are also in harvest orders.
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Bette
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J. E. McDaniel
Bellingham, Wash
J. H. Ridenour
Har
C. B. Davis
Tekoa
Washington
L. B. Davis
Alben Dim
Kirkpatrick
Salt Lake City
Latter Day Saints
Anice Barnes
Tueday
Bellingham
Mamie Barnes
L. J. O'Harra
Camp McDougal
W. H. Gould
Bingham Springs
Frank Smith
Little Son
Hazel Duncan
Frank Smiths
G. W. Craigen
Henry Craigen
C. L. Pinkerton
Ford
Wallowa Lake
Imnahal
Inland Empire
Stockmen’s Club of
Spokane
Weston Mountain
Hopkins
Garl Rayld
Westin
Cart
Emery Reynolda
Germany
Jimery
All Saintes’Guild
de Ee
G. DeGraw
Mr. Maybee
Eo Alto’ F. Price
Sidney M. Warren
Ene Warren
Lois Fay Saling
B. Fay Warren
Harry Warren
Sidney Warren
Lilian Fredericks
Thurslay
Marsh
BE. L. Blomgren
Servic
St. Nazaire
France
Sylvan Kennard
Blomgren
Ernie
J. E. Jones
Mr. Jones
Marion Hansell
Athena
Sarah Powls
Richardson
Andy Barnett
Young Weston Reader
Miller Mints
Ian and
Winner
Oregon Journal
Howell
Gail Miller Williams
Thursty
Tera Ros Ee
Adeline M. Alvord
Herbert Garried
J. H. Williams
Helen Drain
W. B. Wolcott
Whitman
Harness Store
J. D. Whitman
Oregon
C. A. Nelson
Hass & Sauer
Davis & Ellis
A. W. Lundell
Isles