Pendleton April events and meetings list
A historical notice lists multiple April events and meetings in Pendleton and surrounding areas for 1805 including Arbor Day activities, Knights Templar, Eastern Oregon Presbyterians, Women of Woodcraft founding celebration, school bond election, Oregon State Federation of Labor, and various religious and professional gatherings across Pendleton The Dalles Walla Walla Seattle and other dates reference wool sales and pioneer reunions with several church and fraternal group meetings scheduled through June including Oregon Pioneer Association and Forty-second annual conference of the National Educational Association in Boston
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Pri
Pendleton
Knighte
Templar County
Baker
Oregon
Presby
Union
K. of P. Conventionalis
Inland Empireers’ Association
Walla Walla
Women of
Wootcraft
State Federation of Lavbor Laraney i
State Supreme Court
Pen
Oregon Pioneer Associat
Portland
Wool Sales
Elgin
Ite
State Federation of
Autorin
Poly
Eastern
Oregan
G. A. Ren
Wutonay
Boston
Masy
July 7 to Aug 17 Events and Public Notices in Pendleton
Activities listed include July 7 Improved Order of Red Men in Portland, August 17 National G A R encampment in San Francisco, September 8-11 National Irrigation Congress in Ogden. Dr Smith reports no scarlet fever contagion from old cemetery graves and cites diphtheria as the cause, with 22 years elapsed excluding any contagion. Hotel Pendleton overhauled with new baths and closets by Thompson Hardware, effectively a new building. A Philharmonist Quartet concert at the Christian Church is rescheduled to 8 16 to accommodate merchants. Water notices warn all water customers to pay monthly bills at the water works office to avoid shutoff and penalties. J J T Brown, Superintendent.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Portland
San Francisco
National Irrigation Congress
Ogden
Utah
Old Cemetery
Hotel Pendleton
Thompson Hardware Company
Christian Church
Philharmonist
United States
Athens street improvements planned and graded survey begun
Kimbrell, city surveyor, traveled to Athens this morning to establish grades and levels for forthcoming street improvements. A. Blakley of City Material oversees grading work as projects move forward.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Athena
Kimbrell
Athens
City Briefs Promote Local Shops and Rentals
A crowded page lists numerous local businesses offering clam chowder, meats, oysters, cigars, lunches, and house rentals. Ads promote Teutsch, Gratz, Grate, Neuman, Clark & Co., Miller, and others along Court Street and Alta Street. Real estate transfers and noisy misc items fill the rest, including a house for sale on installments and a cement floor at Forster mills.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Grate
Houser’s
Gratz's
Teutsch's
E. T. Wade
Neuman's
Teutech
Clark & Co
Joerrei's
Raley
Alta Street
Levett
Plymouth Rock
W_ 8
Byers
Jane Street
Slassen
Olver's
Savings Bank
Dimetilla Indian School
Pacific Coast
Yakima Valley
Nessly-Scott Investment Company
Oregonian
Frazier
Montersglell Bros
Pendleton
Walla Walla
Commercial Association
Ready for Market Ships Steers From Echo Week
F B Ball will ship two carloads of fine fat steers from Echo this week. He bought steers from James Johnson of Butler Creek and has a carload contract with Julius Gueyderia of Birel Creek for delivery on the 20th. Hob Adame of Adams was bound over to the United Bates Commissioner John Halley Jr for trial in Portland on the charge of selling Uguor to the Indian with a $260 pledge.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
F. B. Ball
Echo
James Johnson
Butler Creek
Julius Gueyderia
Birel Creek
Hob Adame
Adams
United Bates
John Halley, Jr
Portland
Integrity Lodge elects delegates to state grand lodge
Integrity Lodge No 2 I O O F held elections last night naming T F Covert George W Brown and P P Davin as delegates to the state grand lodge The report includes a brief aside about a dental official publication and a stray remark about a mouth organ reaching the press
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Integrity Lodge
Grand Lodge
T. F. Covert
George W. Brown
P. Davin
Ribbons and Laces and Corsets on Sale
An immense assortment of ribbons just received by express. All the popular kinds in all colors and widths. Laces in every conceivable design and material, 1.00 per yard to 0.50 per yard. Handkerchiefs new and dainty. Royal Worcester Corsets in white black blue pink and drab, 0.50 to 3.00 each.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ign
Express
Royal Worcester
Full Feeding Steers From Butter Creek and John Day Region
O F Thompson Butter Creek stockman in the city with 125 steer head ready for market around the first of January. Jane Frank Sloan full feeding herd on Butter Creek. H J Arbegast Middle John Day country also in city with a drove for midsummer market. O B Beekbouren Middle John Day edge of county has a bunch of full fed steers expected to impress stockmen with their high grade quality.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
O. F. Thompson
Butter Creek
Jane Frank Sloan
Butter Creek Place
Umatilla County
H. J. Arbegast
John Day Country
Survey Begins on City Sewer Extension Project
G. ON Miller arrived from Seattle last night and started work on the survey for the sewer extension this morning. Levels will be established and the work primed as fast as possible from now on.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
G. ON. Miller
Seattle
Lace fashions showcase spring creations
A fragment describes the latest lace patterns and spring fashions, highlighting new, handmade pieces and avoiding older designs. The text suggests a focus on elegant, delicate lace as seasonally chic attire.
Also Mentioned on This Page
Neutsch's Big Department Store
Main and
Alta Streets
Hiast
Pacific Coast Congress Congregationaliste
Yn O. F. Grand Lodge
Presbyterian Genenmlly
Los Angeles
Cal. Y
Circuit Court
Heppner
Umatilla
Weston
Dalles
Une
Pendleton Mor
Wool
Hunziker
J.T. Brown
Water Works
J. A. Blakley
City Material
Per Pachaye
California
Mla
Ana Cone
K SC
Pune
James F. Bennett
James M. Crull
Cambridge
Inahw
Mr. Croll
G. A. Hartman
C. BE. Roosevelt
Janes A. Fee
Peerless
Majestic
Outfitters
Vici
Crescent
Morgan & Wright
Nolf
Crowner Bros
Gribbon
Tion
Therkelsen
East Court Street
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