Local notices offer sales and job ads in Wallowa region
Readable notices describe second hand books at Newlin Book and Stationery Co and various sales including red and black rent cards. Community events include St Peters Guild cooked food sale at Russell's market and telegram institute career ads. Local residents Hinkley and Hanna appear with new positions and land matters discussed.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Newlin Book and Stationery Co
Ladies of St. Peter’s Guild
Russell's Meat
Personal notices from La Grande and vicinity
W R Rivette in Enterprise for timber work E Draper of Union in La Grande staying at the Sommer W R Ladd and William Bollows O R N officials in the city H R Newport of Hermiston visiting and staying at the Summer Geo Lindgreen deputy sheriff in Union serving papers Mr and Mrs Ed Ray of Spokane now in La Grande employed as wire chief with Pacific Telephone A J Elliott and Theodore Keck ing of Union guests at the Savoy Baker City Normal and Business College to begin Sept 5 six month entrants get one month free Mrs Frank Bay improving from typhoid L W Wright back from Union to attend Red Cross drug store D F Warren of Galt Mo representing a Missouri buggy firm stopping at the Sum Can be had by ambitious youths in wireless or railway telegraphy since 80 8 Dunn of A B C laundry in Seattle for Northwest Laundrymen convention about ten days
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mrs
Ed. Ray
Spokane
la Grande
Mr. Ray
Pacific Telephone and Telegraph Co
Notable Visitors and Local Appointments at the Foley Hotel
A string of visitors and local business figures arrive in the city and stay at the Foley. A. R. Wilson departs for Wallowa for a three week electrical contract. Brichoux and Savoy host and handle Wallowa land opening letters. Metro residents include Umatilla farmer George Peebler, Walla Walla contractor Geo H Sutherlin, and deputy U.S. marshal Tom Hammersley arranging a bankruptcy-related property sale with $2400 wage disbursement for creditors.
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H. B. Lanning
Chicago
Foley
Ted Thompson
First National Bank
Walla Walla
George Peebler
Umatilla County
Tom Tweedy
Central Megat Market
Pendleton
Geo. H. Sutherlin
Walla Wall
Russell in hog business shows remarkable profits
L H Russell the sawmill man bought five shoats last December and let them roam at his sawmill eating refuse and grass. At nine months they were brought to La Grande and sold weighing 1750 pounds for 157.50 dollars. He reports zero feed costs and a clean profit.
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L. H. Russell
la Grande
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