Peacock coal and Oregon Lumber Yard notices
Local items list Peacock coal and Oregon Lumber Yard offerings, dry wood and heat values, phone orders, and ads for lodging, rooms for rent, and a theatre event at Frazer with dates April 2 and 3. Also notes for a lost bag, and a 12 room lodging house sale with price inquiry.
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Peacock Coal
Oregon
Berlin
South Main Street
Logan Street
Thompson Street
Leathers ‘Transfer Co
Frazer
Oregon Lumber Yard
Frazer Theater
Portland
Webb Street
Insurance Gasoline Store Safety Claim
The Insurance gasoline store asserts automatic control of gasoline supply as an absolute safeguard against accidents. It claims gasoline is a safe fuel comparable to wood or coal. Goodman Hardware Co. is listed as agents.
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Goodman Hardware Co
NORSES POR CANADA MARKET QUA RANTINE CHANGES DISCUSSED
W H Babb a Portland horse dealer visits Hotel St George says he plans shipments to Canada if enough horses are found and notes Canadian quarantine will hardly affect the market. Under new rules unbroken western horses cannot be shipped to Canada and duty rises to 26 percent ad valorem. Francis Justice, key witness in the Inna fraud perjury case, narrowly escapes a fatal fire at her Moscow home while trying to fetch medicine. The lamp ignites night clothes and room. she saves herself but suffers burns as the house and contents valued at 1500 burn. Lewiston Teller.
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W. H. Babb
Portland
St. George
Mr. Babb
Candida
Canada
Francis Justice
William Dwyer
Inna
Moscow
Vinehind
Pioneer Carl Hansen Returns from Santa Rosa Journey
Carl Hansen, a pioneer retired farmer, has just returned after a three month ride from Santa Rosa Cant. He plans to return to Umatilla County, which he calls the best place on earth. The winter in Santa Rosa was very wet and distressing at times as the city rebuilds rapidly after the earthquake and fire of last April.
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Santa Rosa
Carl Hansen
Umatilla County
Santa Resa
College Board to Meet at Walls Walla
The board of trustees of Columbia College of Milton will meet in Walls Walla tonight to arrange plans for next school year. The college is in excellent condition and this year closes as one of the best in its history. Elaborate plans for next year will widen and diversify the school’s scope.
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Columbia College of Milton
Walls Walla
Judge Crawford Relieves Cleland In Oregon Court
Judge Thomas H. Crawford of Union Wallowa district holds court in Portland this week in place of Judge Cleland who is critically ill in California. Fort Oregonian reports the shift as a temporary docket change amid Cleland’s illness.
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Crawford
Cleland
Thomas H. Crawford
Union
Local visits and business trips roll through La Grande
La Grande observers report a parade of visitors and travelers. Mra C H Norris of La Grande is in the city for a few days. M H Gillette of Hotel Echo called on business. James Johns of Hartman Abstract left for Portland. Dr F R Dorn, a noted physician, visited briefly last evening. Mr and Mrs J D Casey of Hil ward passed through en route to Walla Walla. A E Eberhart, Walla Walla bridge contractor, consulted with the county court. Mra J P McManus of Pilot Rock is in town for business for the Pilot Rock Record. Rev H L Stargle of the M E church, south, returned from La Grande after a visit. T Montgomery, Puget Sound Warehouse rep, went to Walla Walla. Thomas Ayers of Tallman & Co. visited from Pendleton. The six-year-old Thelma Coffman’s pneumonia shows improvement. nurse Miss Breeden plans a trip to Radium Springs for professional business. Laura Holmes returned to Pendleton to resume studies. E Sharp of Helix, with Alewife, returned from California trip. Rev F N Looney, M E church elder, leaves for Walla Walla for district conference. J H Rosa of Alba on trading trip. Roads improving toward the south. spring delayed, some stock not yet turned out. Mr and Mrs B C Smith planned a Portland trip. Jack McLaughlin acts as O R & N agent in their absence. A Thappe, north-side farmer, reports planned wheat seeding despite rough spring. H M Powers of Weston attends effectual county court. foresees Pioneer association reunion in June and hopes many old settlers attend.
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Mra. C. H. Norris
la Grande
M. H. Gillette
Hotel Echo
James Johns
Hartman Abstract Company
Portland
F. R. Dorn
J. D. Casey
Hilward
Montgomery
Umatilla
Puget Sound Warehouse Company
Walla Walla
Thomas Ayera
Tallman & Co
Pendleton
Thelma
William Coffman
Californum
FN. Looney
M. Ef
Church
South
J. H. Rosa
Alba
Wit
B.C. Smith
First Spring Churning At Blue Mountain Creamery
The Blue Mountain creamery churned 100 pounds of butter yesterday afternoon with about 400 pounds of spring churning expected. Regular churnings will begin as cream supply increases, and farmers plan to supply milk throughout the season. Mr. Harper anticipates a larger cream supply once the Pilot Rock road is completed, enabling quick transport for dairymen in the southern part of the county.
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Ine Mountain Creamery
Blue Mountain
Harper
Pilot Rock
Camload of Colonists Headed to Spokane and Seattle
A coach load of colonists from Missouri river points left the main line of the O BR N and transferred to the Spokane branch this morning. They aim for Spokane and Seattle and would consider no other destination. Several express interest in returning to inspect the state’s interior while en route.
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Missouri River
Spokane
Seattle
Pendleton Circle 627 Changes Meeting Nights
Pendleton Circle No 627 Women of Waoderaty changes meeting nights from the first and third Wednesdays to the first and third Thursdays each month. The first meeting under the new schedule is Thursday evening April 4. Meetings are at Old Fellown Wall, described as in excellent condition.
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Pendleton Circle No. 627
Waoderaty
La Grande Captain Visits City and Scouts
Bramwell, a well known La Grande captain and former field superintendent of the La Grande factory, is in the city today surveying the area and surrounding scouts as reported by the Oregonian.
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la Grande
Bramwell
la Grane
Feild
Boats About Ready Captain Archie Geer To Command J. N. Teal
A Portland paper details rapid completion of the J. N. Teal for the Open River association. Captain Archie Geer will serve as master, with a crew and machinery installation ramping up at Supple's boatyard. The steamers aim for May 1 operation to meet demand on The Dalles and Celilo divisions.
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Archie Geer
J. N. Teal
Open River Association
Oither
Portland
Columbia River
Open River Transportation Company
Dalles
Celtic
Willamette Iron Works
Supple
Geer
Prio
Oregon
Salem
0. Co, T. Company
Corvallis & Eastern Regulator Line
Alaska Exploration Company
Yukon
R. & N. Company
Regulator Line
Big Eddy
Columbia
Relief
Snake
William R. Thomas
Clearwater
Thomas
Hannaford
0. R. & N. Company
Heavy Orchard Increase Sets Jackson County Record
The Medford Southern Oregonian reports a dramatic rise in orchard acreage in Jackson County with about 356000 trees added in recent months. Most plantings are apples and pears, a figure unlikely to be matched in Oregon or the Pacific Northwest.
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Jackson County
Medford
Glass Blowers Here Open Evening Engagement
Loren's glass blowers arrive in Ely and open a weekly exhibition tonight at 7:30 p m in the Matlock building opposite the Star theater on Main street. Specimen tickets are 1 cent.
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Loren
the Ely
Matlock Building
Star Theater
Main Street
Double Wedding at La Grande Courthouse
County Judge Henry officiated a quiet double wedding uniting E. G. Tibbetts and Pearl McNaughton, and H. L. Thomas and Lillian Brundadge. Both grooms are from Umatilla and recently worked near Elgin. Mrs. Tibbetts is Dr. McNaughton’s daughter, and Mrs. Thomas lived in Elgin recently. The couples left today for Elgin.
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la Grande Court House
Saya
Henry
E. G. Tibbetts
Pearl McNaughton
H. L. Thomas
Lillian Brundadge
Umatilla
Elgin
Tibbetts
McNaughton
Thomas
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Teutsch’s Dep't. Store
Louis Hunziker
Optician
Main St
G. W. Ivens
Alta & Main Sts
Savings Bank Corner
Norses
Atoehet
Fort
A.g.koeppens
A. Thappe
Hh. M. Powers
Weston
Effeult Court
Oregonian
J. A. Beast
Charles Phillips
Best
Beat. Almont
Wonder Store
Ling Ling Ling Ling Ling Ling
LING
Frank B. Clopton & CO
E. Court
Campbell
Walter
Walters’ Flour Mills
Pendleton, Oregon
York
New York
Alfred Benjamin & Co
Bond Bros
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