City Brevities and Local Advertisements Roundup
A dense list of small ads and notices from Pendleton Oregon including Kalser beer promoted at Pergy's Francis and Forgy's sign writer, plumbing and housekeeping rental offers, two milch cows for sale, new millinery stock at Mrs Campbell, Planola sales and Easy terms at Eller Plano House, stray dogs and found ram notices, Cleveland's Baking Powder endorsement, help wanted for housework, bakery freshness claims, two blocks from Main Street bridge housing, Portland stop rates at Hotel Oregon, single room rental in East Oregonian building, and a high grade Plano for sale. Also harvester for sale, loan agent wanted in Pendleton, fruit and produce ads, and assorted local business notices.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Kalser Beer
Pergy's
Francis
Kalser Beer Ie Best
Forgy's
Water Street
Morrow
Molin Atredt
Calon J. H. Gibson
Grave Yard
Panama
Plano House
Main Street
ALCON
Cleveland
Frazier’s
Main Street Bridge
W. Bowman
Portland
Oregon
Pendleton
Roer
Otce
Bowman Hatel
Daniel Hest
M.D. Parks
Ore
Houwe
New Gymnasium Rules At Commercial Association
H E Wilson resumes as physics director with a new set of gymnasium rules approved by the committee and board. Membership fees start at 50 cents to 1 dollar with various rates for classes. Director to manage the gymnasium, janitor duties, towels, and class schedules with monthly attendance and condition reports.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
H. E. Wilson
Commercial Association Gymnasium
Wilson
Board of Managers
Gymnasium
Symnasium Committee
Sime
Compierce) Association
Epworth League Social Tonight at Oliver Home
A Hard Times social hosted by Epworth League will be held tonight at the Oliver home one mile west of the city. The event promises a delightful evening with costumes centered on "hard times" and features a moonlight bridge walk. Free refreshments, music, and amusements are planned with no charges. A large crowd is expected to gather at the Main Street bridge to begin the outing.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Epworth League
Oliver Hone
McMinnville Begins Waterworks From Distant Springs
Work has begun on the McMinnville waterworks to be supplied from springs seven miles distant. The system is expected to be completed by September 1.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
McMinnville
Local notables travel and move between Pendleton region
A flurry of visits and departures shows a busy day of local figures. H. C. Willie and Mr. and Mrs. J. T. Liuwallen traveled from Adams to Pendleton on business while Dr. T. J. Lloyd returned from a professional trip. A. B. Stephens of Umatilla left after a brief city visit. Cc. W. Irwin of Delta left for Weston and Athena. W. J. Sewell heads to Portland to visit family. A. P. Stover of the reclamation service arrived and departed on the westbound train. Dr. E. N. Hutchinson, stock inspector, will briefly stay. Funeraled Mrs. Spencer calls M. A. Rader to Walla Walla. A. C. Cardin, Pendleton printer, has joined the Herald mechanical department. Fred G. Oster, Pendleton Printery proprietor, will handle business matters in the city. Dr. Lon Cleaver travels from La Grande to Portland on BR and N for the electric railway project. Mrs. W. S. Henninger and child plan to join Mr. Henninger in Reaside Oregon where he works in banking. John Sims, ex-OC RR and N man, now with Southern Pacific train service in Oakland, visits his sister. F. J. Walsh, O R N civil engineer, travels from Baker City to Portland. formerly in Pendleton surveying track. Willam A. Peterson, Athena attorney and Democrat leader, came down for business and to defend local deer arrest.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
H.C. Willie
Echo
J. T. Liuwallen
Adams
T. J. Lloyd
A. B. Stephens
Umatilla
Cc. W. Irwin
Delta Confectionery
Weston
Athena
W. J. Sewell
Portland
Cty
A. P. Stover
Reclamation Service
E. N. Hutchinson
Federal Stock
Erst
M. A. Rader
Walla Walli
Spencer
Rader
A. C. Cardin
Pendleton
The
Herald
Baker City Herald
Fred G. Oster
Baker City
Lon Cleaver
la Grande
Grand Rende Valley
Henninger
Child
Mr. Henninger
Reaside
Ore
John Sims
O. RR. & N. Renin
Southern Pacific
Oakland
Cal
J. B. Smith
F. J. Walsh
Will AM. Peterson
Demolitic County Central Committee
Athen
Seunsin
Texas
Montgomery
EL Rott
Tovethan
Steredite
St. Louis
Jacek Blegert
Helix
Clearwater
Lowlaton
Yellow Kids
Walma Boosters
H. FE. Collier
Collier
Walter Arnold
J. C. Arnold
Mra
Frank Myers
Arieson
Life Health
Mise Martha Lieuntles
W. T. Parker
Pred Lieuallon
M. J. Norvell
Spojhaine
Mir
Michael
Washington
Oregon
Canada
Raines Denies City Robbery Charge Over Court Street Clay Property
Raines testifies he did not attempt a city robbery in a dispute over Court Street extension near Clay property. He says the city offered $225 for the right of way and demands $200 per lot, arguing the diagonal street would slash the value of his land yet he favors a reasonable compensation. He seeks to protect his remaining holdings while the street project proceeds.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Court Street
Hamas
Cort
Would Take 1500 Privioate Governor Candidate Pledges Law
Marahfield reports Judge Cal Schhrde a Republican candidate for governor pledging strict adherence to the Oregon constitution. He caps salary at 1900 annually, supports compulsory education and child labor laws, withdraws convict labor from free labor, backs state bank and corporation commissioner enforcement, and favors public road use of convict labor only where practical. The piece notes his belief in fair primary election law and party loyalty for the U S Senate nomination. Also mentions Sergeant Pield and a distant travel tale, plus obituaries and local ads.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Marahfield
Oregon
Bank and Corporation
Jurge Sehlbrede
Gind
United Suc Senile Ne Mide
Helix Installs Rebekah Lodge With Twelve Members
Helix Bravoking Rebekah Lodge No. 65 is instituted with twelve members. Officers installed include Mrs Bernie Ferguson and Mrs Kimima Barer. The Helix Herald reports on local arrivals, road work, and community notices amid town life in Helix Oregon.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Rebekah Lodge
Texas Panhandle
Clearwater Country
Arizonia
Myrick D
Helix
Helix Brvongeline Rebekah Lode No
Olotey
Bernie Ferguson
N, Ui
Birt Stella Kaleht
Mary Norvell
Seopenty
Kimima Barer
Treaswore
Clara Dunnington
Was
T. W. Karger
Con
Norvel
MA Dhawidson
Chio
Treideickson, RR
Gis AL A
Pesgusyon
Early shipments of green garden produce from Walla Walla
The first early green vegetables depart Walla Walla bound for eastern markets as large quantities move northward via Co R N and the Northern Pacific. Montana remains snowy and Idaho cold as demand for greens grows brisk nationwide. Walla Walla leads Inland Empire production with rapid annual growth in garden markets.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Walla Walla Mitket
Northern Pacific
Montana
Walla Wallin
Inland Empire
Garden
Attorney Jonnmatecwurt Moves Into New Home
Attorney Jonnmatecwurt relocates to 117 North Main Street today after purchasing the property from Ben Morgan. The land and house were rebuilt, and the clerk plans to reside there permanently thereafter.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Jonnmatecwurt Bd
North Main Street
Ben Morgan
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Eton
Jaserlatlion
L. Hunziker
Ducketts Lightning Care
E. D. Boyd
Mr. Boyd
Chicago
Koeppens
Price Drug Store
Raines
Pield
Northwest Mounted Police
Fort Chipewyan
Edmonton
Alberta
No Bitexard
Henry
Hadley
Hadleyville
Continately
Lane County
Bue Rene
Sample
Cottonwood Street
Black
Peoples Warehouse
India
Satteen
Johnny Jones
Helia
Michells
New Recorder
Hellselty
Selon
Th. C. Michalts
Hie
Mo A. Penguson
Helix Herald
Viewinney
Alakant Homsouoid
Gevurtz Furniture
First St
Portland, OR
Mr. Dooley
Mr. Dooley-ooley-ooley
Santa Claus
East End
East End Grocer
Oserober-Ee
East End Grocery
W. Dyer
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