Local merchants and ads fill East Oregonian page
A chaotic mix of shop listings, promotions, notices, and classified items. Mentions of Boston beer at The Mint, Alexander Department Store sales, rent ads, clothing and shoe bargains, seed orders, and a political note on Woodburns anti-saloon fight. Also references to local services like the Day and Night Transfer Co and various department store offerings.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Foc. Bie
Wee
East Oregonian
Boston
H. J. Stillman
Nolt
Alexander Department Store
A. B. Noble
Despain Block
Tentech
W. D. Fletcher
Jackson Street
Woodburn
Teutsch's
Care East Oregonian
Hilly Leathers
Malin
Travel deals for May 1904 M and Church conference
Announcement from the General Conference of the M and Church in Los Angeles starting May 3 1904. O R and N Steamship Co and U S Portland routes offer round trips to San Francisco with prices from 26.85 to 45.55 and rail options at 44.80 to 44.85. Sale dates April 23–30 by rail or April 23–25 by steamer, with final return by June 30. Stopovers allowed in California only on return. E C Smith, agent, Pendleton Oregon.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
M. & Church
Los Angeles
Cal
Natoma! Association Retail Grocers
San Francisco
O. BR. & N. Steamship Co
San Franccisco
Pacific
U. S. Portland
Southern Pacific Railroad
Portland
Southern Pacific
Elsco
California
E. C. Smith
Pendleton
Oregon
Meeting of Ladies Auxiliary and Parish Aid Society
A church notice states the Ladies Auxiliary of the Church of the Redeemer meets tomorrow at 2 PM at Mrs Lee Moorhouse’s home. Afterward the Parish Aid Society holds a 3 PM meeting at the same location with important business and a full membership urged to attend.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mra. Moorhouse
Ladies’ Auxiliary
Church of the Redeemer
Mra
Lee Moorhouse
Parish Aid Society
Personal mentions fill Echo area social roundup
Zoeth Houser heads home to Echo this morning. Miss Helen Elliott of Athena visits Pendleton friends. J B Dupais of Weston in the city on business. Horace Walker from Helix, county commissioner, visits Pendleton. H H McReynolds of Idot Rock spends the day on business. C T Carnes of Pilot Rock in town for a short visit. J A Horseman from Gurdane in Pendleton on business. FD Blair of Weston, a business visitor yesterday. F S Bramwell and wife of La Grande en route to Spokane via St George. Isaac Homer of Athens in Pendleton on business. Mrs Otto Boettcher returns from Chicago visit. John McEtchern of Helix, driver, in Pendleton on business. Mr and Mrs W E Jones of La Grande guests yesterday. Thomas Stubblefield improving at home near pumping station. W Connolly, O K and N air brake inspector, touring Pendleton. Dr J Christie sails to Athens to adopt ponies near here. J Tweedy from Cayuse reports slow farm work due to unsettled weather. Mrs Cora Cooper leaves for Mt Minnville tomorrow then returns in a week. M J Buckley of OG R N at La Grande passes through from Mohler reception. Frank and Walter Chavanesny from Oklahoma purchase a delivery outfit and relocate here. Colonel R C Judson, OR&N industrial agent, expected in Echo tonight to finalize dairy meeting plans for farmers next Saturday.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Zoeth Houser
Echo
Helen Elliott
Athena
Pendleton
J. B. Dupais
Weston
Horace Walker
Helix
J. A. Horseman
Mar
Gurdane
FD. Blair
F. S. Bramwell
da Grande
St. George
Spokane
Isaac Homer
Athens
Otto Boettcher
W. Connolly
J. Christie
J. Tweedy
Cayuse
Cora Cooper
Mt Minnville
County Surveyor narrowly escapes grand jury indictment
In the Cunningham land fraud hearings before the federal grand jury, County Surveyor J W Kimbrell testified about improvements on Umatilla county homesteads. He stated many farms lack wells or barns yet yield 26 to 40 bushels of wheat per acre, with residents drawing water from Pendleton hydrants. Jurors reacted with surprise at his explanation of absence of wells. A Baker county juror later supported Kimbrell’s testimony.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Cunningham
J. W. Kimbrell
Umatilla County
Kimbrell
Pendleton
Webfoot
Jusalee
Baker County
Missionary Offerings Reported At Thompson Street Church
Missionary offerings collected at Thompson Street Methodist Church totaled 227.2 dollars with subsequent pledges expected to raise the total to about 250 dollars. Assessors found 100000 dollars of Schwab personal property, former United States Steel Corp president, taxed on 6000 dollars. A large investment appears along the route for Schwab and the travelers, likely.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Thompson Street
Schwab
United States Steel Corporation
Behbwab
Assengers
New Glass Front For M A Rader Furniture Store
New plate glass arrived from the East to finish remodeling the front of the M A Rader furniture store. Frames are ready and work will begin soon, likely awarded to a local carpenter at a bid. The paneled elm facade will improve advertising display and store lighting.
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M. A. Rader Furniture
Schilling's Best Promises Value And Comfort For Shoppers
The Schilling's Best line aims to stretch money further, improve daily comfort, and enhance grocery shopping. A money back offer stands as a guarantee to reinforce value and customer satisfaction.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Schilling
Also Mentioned on This Page
Suit and Skirt Sale
LEE Teutsch’s
BIG Store
Cor. Main
Alta
Martin
the Mint
the St George
Court Street
A. C. Rader
the Boston
Weboard
Mint
Huskin
Koeppens
Price
Koeppen & Brothers
H. H. McReynolds
Idot Rock
C. T. Carnes
Pilot Rock
M. J. Buckley
OG Ro & N
Ba Grande
Mohler
Frank
Walter Chavanéany
Oklahoma
Umuitilla County
R. C. Judson
Farmers’ Club
Peoples Warehouse
M. A. Radere
Jer
H. M. Kramer
Birch Creek
Bluff
Ann Streets
James Kramer
Morne and
Dunlap
New
Athena Bank
E. Troutman
Ed Barrett
Court House
The
Skie
T. C. Taylor
Carrier Millinery
Goodman
Thompson Hardware Co
the Horseshoe Restaurant
T. L. Baker
Horseshoe
Horseshoe Ia
Main Street
Tallman & Co
Elaterite Roofing Co
Worcester Block
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