Local notices and arrivals fill Myrtle Point scene
Myrtle Point residents story locally includes new arrivals J D Barklow and Dr M O Stemmler with Ford cars, unions advocating eight hour day, business visits by A J Mendel and A P Miller, rail and road developments, street activity, and plans for all day electrical service as Smith Powers extends lines toward logging camps.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
L. M. Fraser
North Bend
O. T. Bender
J. D. Barklow
M. O. Stemmler
A. F. Hatcher
Anoka
Minn
Myrtle Point
Portland
Norway
Coquille
William Endicott
Hall’s Creek
James Wilson
F. L. Jones
Sedro- Wooley
Wash
J. H. McDonald
Smith-Powers
I. S. Ketch
Rosecurg
Ketch
M. L. Boyd
the News
Hillyard
Spokane
Enterprise
Anderson
Pat Hanrahan
Frank Greenough
Nan Anderson
McKay
Slim
Death Valley
Anderson’s Recovery Is Now An Assured fact.—Bandon World
S. D. Pulford
H. E. Rease
Palouse
M. H. Rease
Eureka
California
Mr. Rease
Percy Ward
Wahke
Wm. Slingsby
Bonaparte
Smith- Powers Company
Toay
Wanted or Not Wanted Corner Classified Ads
Local notices invite readers to place wants and for sale items in The Enterprise. Listings include railroad tie makers, a 10 room house with four lots on Ash Street, Jersey cattle and dairy stock, Jersey eggs, a bargain Spaulding hack, fresh Jersey milk delivery, a 320 acre dairy and stock ranch, five room houses, a five acre ranch with improvements, a Ceast and Geodetic Survey item, and fencing supplies.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
J. W. Hall
Catching Creek
Yrtle Point
Ore
Ash Street
W. E. Hartley
Myrtle Point
Oregon
H&ck
Percy Ward
Roscoe Ames
C. H. Smith
W.T. Parry
Middle Fork Road
KE. N. Smith
Guerin
Leste
Harrison
W. C. Guerin
Ceast and Geodetic Survey
Washington, D. C
E. Arneson
L. Strong
Destructive Myrtle Point Fire of 1892 Recalls Explosive Rescue
A July 18 1892 blaze at Myrtle Point destroyed the old store built by Hon Binger Hermann. Firefighters blew up the Lonaconing block to halt the flames saving the Dixon store Brown residence and hotel. Loss estimated at 8000 with no insurance on Hermann. Judge Livra.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Myrtle Point
J.C. Brown
Lonaconing
Sam Giles
James Burch
W. L. Dixon
Brown House
Burch
Dixon
Brown
I. E. Rose
Myrtley Point Band
Mr. Rose
Binger Hermann
Maryland
Livra
Old Exchange Bundle Sold at Enterprise Office
A large set of antique exchanges was sold at the Enterprise office for five cents each, according to a brief notice. The sale highlighted a surplus of items no longer needed by the office and drew small interest from local collectors.
Also Mentioned on This Page
N. G. W. Perkins
Rexall
Hermann
F. G. Hermann
C. R. Bennett
Farmers Telephone
Cassidy
Bandon
E. A. Dodge
United States
Geo. Rackleff
Hotel Guerin
Surance
Oregon- Real Estate Co
Joel Ostlind Marshfield
Obe
R. A. Annin
Myrtle
Dora T. W. Panter
Bomay
Yourself
Sprague Correspondence School
Hub Clothing & Shoe Co
Volkmar Hardware
A. B. Taylor
Bender
G.W. Perkins
Studebaker Corporation
M. E. Parsonage
South
James
T. W. Johnson
Toponish
William Weekly
Fifield
Speedwell
Robert Sturdivant
E. B. Lane
A. P. Miller
Dr. Callaway
E. N. Smith
Cecil Carter
Marshfield
Fred McLain
A. J. Mendel
Hub Clothing Company
San Francisco
Roseburg
Spencer & Shelley
W. W. Stratton
Q Tropical Fruits
Palace of Sweets
Eeed
Huling, Lundy & Sons
J. BR
Benson
Rackleff
Bank of Myrtle Point Capital
Deposiktil
Ghin Erat
John Deere
Myrtle Point Hardware Co
Henry G. Ploeger
Uncle Henry
Ajeve
Tok
H. G.volkmar
Ral
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