Local notices and ads collage at East Oregonian block
A compilation of rental offers shops and services from East Oregonian ads. Listings include rentals at Fiveroom and fourroom houses, commercial space, a steam heated suite, appliance and garment cleaning, milk and fruit suppliers, beer at The Mint, and a sale of seats for Huskin Bee. Also mentions a marriage and a conviction in Denver court, plus local notices on seeds and books.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Douglas and Hanon Shoes
Boston
Howart's
Rees
Ciga
Mediim
Great Values
Billy Per Garment
Boer & Daley
Jberger’s
West Court Street
Billy Leath
Malin
East Oregonian
Jane Street
Cal
Rohrman
Court Street
Mikes Marr Graves
Washington, D. C
John Eberle
Sue
Bolles
Denver
Harold Fridborn
Railroads Officicle
Immigration Cohmisioners
People of Canada
Felus
Canada
Insanity Probable in Birch Creek Man Held for Exam
Sheriff and deputy brought George Male to the county jail on insanity charges. He is a Birch Creek resident whose mental state has deteriorated, likely to be committed to the asylum after tomorrow’s county court examination.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Taylor
Blakley
Birch Creek
George Male
Male
Prominent Farmer Daniel O Connor Resides in Washington
Formerly of Umatilla County Daniel O Connor of Goldendale was a guest at the Hotel Bickers this morning. Once a leading farmer in the county he has recently acquired extensive holdings in Washington where he now resides.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Umatilla
Daniel O'Connor
Goldendale
Bickers
Mr. O'Connor
Washington
Canvass the Vote Architects Plan School Bond Work
Architects are drafting plans for a school bond project after a vote. the board will confer with residents to select building sites. The meet ing is to announce results, arrange bond advertisements and sales, and begin construction within a month, aiming for completion before fall opening.
Personal mentions from Ritzville to Pendleton and beyond
Individuals from multiple towns are noted visiting or returning home. F Q Lee of Ritzville and F M Smith of Pilot Rock are in town on business. Eta Lowcet of Freewater guests in the city yesterday. R E Thorn of Echo is a Pendleton visitor. J F E Alexander of Walla Walla visits briefly. Col J H Raley and Judge J J Balleray expected home from Portland. Joe Scott of the Democratic convention leaves for Athens. R Alexander, Pendleton merchant, in the city yesterday. C Nelson of Weston on his way to Portland for the convention. Pan P Smythe returns from Condon and Portland after legal inquiries. George W Johnson, Selam merchant, a hotel guest on business. A J Gibson, contractor, recovering from lumbago but on street today. Clark Wood of the Weston Leader left after taking charge for the convention. Seymour Swanger of Duncan post office departs after attending the convention. He notes Meacham creek grass growth and stock condition.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
F. M. Smith
Pilot Rock
Eta Lowcet
Freewater
R. E. Thorn
Echo
Pendleton
J. FE. Alexander
Walla Walla
Col
J. H. Raley
J. J. Balleray
Portland
Joe Scott
Selem
Bickers
A. J. Gibson
Clark Wood
Weston Leader
Seymour Swanger
Duncan Post Office
Meacham Creek
Prohibition Rally Opens Free Literature Program
A prohibition rally hosts a free literary program this evening at the Modern School of Commerce rooms on the first stairway east of the Hotel Bick era. The event features a triangular debate by a prominent Republican a leading Democrat and the chairman of the national prohibition party committee. Read by P. M. Howard E. Ray Jones and others with twenty minute speeches.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Modern School of Commerce
Bickera
National Prohibition Party Committee
P. M. Howard
E. Ray Jones
The Grocer Promotes Schilling Best Goods
A shopper notes that selling Schilling Best products is ideal as the quality is excellent and the business conduct is trustworthy, praising the grocer for offering quality goods at good value.
Butter Creek Flooding Draws Farmer Concerns
Charles McBee a noted farmer and land Democrat, returned home after yesterday’s convention. He reports unusually high water on Butter Creek this spring, flooding flats and sagebrush deserts that border farms. He notes the farm families aim to keep water from running to waste to boost moisture for alfalfa later in the season.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Butter Creek
Charles McBee
McBee
Leon Strauss Returns to Pendleton Mills Summer Headquarters
Leon Strauss, former superintendent of the Pendleton Scouring Mills, has returned and will base operations in Pendleton this summer. He will purchase wool for the Pendleton mills and depart tonight for Washington to review the wool clips being produced locally. Real estate transfer records show W. G. Cole and wife transferring lots 6 and 6 in block 4 of Cole’s addition to Ceell RR Wade.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Leon Strauss
Pendeton
Pendleton
Washington
W. G. Cole
Cole
Ceell ‘Rr
Wade
Strike Avoided in Chicago as Butchers Reinstated
Strike action collapsed after Swift company granted reinstatement to discharged Alma Kansas butchers. In a grim note two sons of W C Wistar died from damp in a well they were cleaning. A man contracting to purify the father found him in distress. Two laborers had suffocated earlier in the same damp well.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Chicago
Alma
Kan
W. C. Wistar
Also Mentioned on This Page
Wild
E Nettletone
Teutsch’s Big Store
Cor. Main
Alta
Guy Brevities
Martin's
Weinhard
The
Mint
the Boston
U. C
Welmard
Frazier’s
Beaton
H. J. Stillman
Adam's
Mark Twain
New Books Daily
Nolf
Teutsch’s
Fragier's
Sir Maortimer
P. C. Hoyt
la Grande, Ore
Huskin’ Bee
Brock & McComas
Presbyterian Church
Main Street
Grande Ronde River
Grande Ronde Lumber Co
Perry, Or
la Grande
Scott Goodall
Salvation Army Hall
Booker Smith
J. Bolles
F. Q. Lee
Ritzville, Ie
J. T. Bastlock
Prohibition
Business College Rooms
Drug ‘Store
A. C. Korppen & Brothers
Peoples Warehouse
Carrier Millinery
the Horseshoe Restaurant
T. L. Baker
Tallman & Co.'s
Beck
Hotel Bickers
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