City Bunch of Local Ads and Snippets in Brief
Sunburned notices list merchants and services from McAdams wood and coal to Sharon & Eddings for second hand goods. Egg buyers offer 20c a dozen, Blue Mountain butter 36c a pound. Teutsch's clothing, Withee engines, Teutsach shirts, and Teutsch's shoes featured. Rentals offered, harness shop opening, and a piano/record shop ad near Court Street. Local utilities, tailoring, and lodging brief items fill the city brief.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Nolf's
Sharon & Eddings
F. S. Younger & Son
Blue Mountain
Howard's Cigar
Younger & Son
Teutsach's
McMullen to Open Cigar Factory in LaDew Block
W F McMullen of Stirling NL has leased upstairs rooms in the La Dew block from Mayor Matlock and will at once start a cigar factory employing four men. McMullen has long operated a cigar business in Stirling and is an experienced manufacturer.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
W. F. McMullen
Stirling
LaDew
Matlock
McMullen
StMling
Amateurs Prepare to Present The Black Flag at Frazer
Local amateurs rehearse diligently for a near future production of The Black Flag at Frazer. The show promises high drama and first class acting from local talent. Proceeds will aid the Engels building fund and a large audience is expected.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Frazer
Engles’ Bulliding Fund
Photographer Robert Utes to Marry in Washington
Robert Utes of Burne Biss photographers left for Walerueg Washington and told friends he will marry a young woman there tomorrow. He plans to move from Pendatory but will return for the ceremony.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Robert Utes
Burne Biss
Walerueg, Wash
Incorrigible Minor Taken by Sheriff for Possible Reform School
Charles Perringer a minor was seized by the sheriff on a complaint that he is incorrigible. He will be examined before the district attorney and probably recommended for the reform school.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Charles Perringer
Reform School
Lebanon harness shop to open after repainting
In the LaDow block the room next to the southwest corner has been repainted and plastered and will be accepted by FB. L. Power of Lebanon Or plans to stock a harness and saddle shop. He expects his stock in a few days and will open for business immediately.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
E. L. Power
East Court Street
Mia Campbell's
Eller’s
Court
F. E. Goodman
W. C. Kennedy
Carney & Kennedy
Mark and
Gearfield Streets
Aura Street
Electric Light and Bath
South Main Street
Victor Talking Machines
Eller Music Store
Kcourt Street
FB. L. Power
Lebanon
Water shutoff for north river slide tomorrow morning
All water consumers living on the north slide of the river are notified that the water will be shut off of that part of town tomorrow morning for the purpose of repairing pipes. J. T. Brown, Water Superintendent.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
J. T. Brown
Mrs. Gwinn Plans Spokane Visit Before Denver Trip
Mrs. J. H. Gwinn and her young daughter left last night for Spokane to visit a sister for several days. They will return in time to join Mr. Gwinn when he departs for Denver on the 20th.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
J. H. Gwinn
Spokane
G. W. Hunt
Foster
E. N. Hutchinson
St. George
Jack Tomlinson
Umatilla
Eli Spike
Echo
A. Wold
Tacoma
EK. B. Conklin
Idaho
Grand Ronde Valley
Lydia Smith
Dalles
L. FE. Huson
Helix
G. W. Phelps
la Grande
Billy McKay
Toppenish
Waash
B. Glrham
Union County
J. A. Carlson
Kamela
Walla Walla
Mime
Bosse Reed
George Hartman, Jr
Milton
Astoria
Brute Burs
Burne Brothers
Lewistin
Social Invitation From LL O T M Committees
Sir Knights of Maccabees and their Indies are invited to a social on Friday evening April 14 hosted by the LL. O T. M. by order of committees.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Knights of Maccabees
LL. O T. M
Bond Set On Culver Ranch Petroleum Prospect
D W Barnett of Culver bonds 160 acre farm where oil indications were found last fall to Archie Mason and Portland partners for 10000. Barnett keeps a quarter interest if oil in paying quantities. Well to be sunk at least 1000 feet within one year. Pendleton sportsmen plan bear hunt in Union County led by T W Ayres T H White and H J Stillman. depart tonight by train.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
D. W. Barnett
Culver
Archie Mason
Portland
Barnett
Crook County Journal
Roosevelt
Pendleton
Tnlon County
T. W. Ayrea
T. H. White
H. J. Stillman
Taken Back to Portland Runaway Remanded to City Aid Society
Merrell West, a runaway boy from Portland, had been held in the county jail for several days. An officer from the Boys' and Girls' Aid Society of Portland took him back to the city yesterday.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Merrell West
Portland
Boys' and Girls’ Aid Society
Train service update for Pendleton schedule
Rumor circulates that the W and C railroad will run another regular train into Pendleton arriving at 11 a.m. and departing promptly at 5 p.m.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Tt Jo
Pendleton
P. m
Low Rates by Trunk Lines for Pacific Coast Expositions
The Trunk Line Association granted a reduced fare of one fare plus one dollar for travel to the Lewis and Clark exposition and all Pacific coast events. The rate follows earlier Western routes and awaits approval by the Central Passenger Association. This move aims to offer the best rates from the Atlantic coast and attract major conventions.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Pittsburg
Buffalo
Chicago
St. Louis
Trunk Line Association
A. L. Craig
Western Ronda
Craig
L. P. Farmer
Association
Pacific Coast
Central Passenger Association
Atlantic
Seattle Skyscraper Planned at Second and Columbia
A li story skyscraper costing 1 250 000 will rise at Second Avenue and Columbia Street in Seattle once the Third Avenue regrade begins. Plans are drawn and ready for contractors. the steel frame will wear stone and terra cotta. Eastern capital owns the site and expects ready rental demand once completed.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Second Avenue
Columbia Street
Third Avenue
Seattle Star
Eastern Capital
Santa Fe to Build $10,000,000 Transcontinental Cut-Off
The Santa Fe plans a $10 million cut-off to the Pacific coast to replace mountain grades. Materials are ordered and construction will start within 30 days, aiming for completion within a year. The line will start at Texico and Belen New Mexico, cross the Sierra Nevada at Alto Pass, with max eastbound grade 1 percent and westbound 6 110ths of 1 percent, crossing lines near Willard and Liano Ne M.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Chicago
The
Record- Herald
Santa Fe
Pacific Coast
Belen
NX. M
Albuquerque
el Paso
Texico
Pecos Valley
Sierra Nevada Mountains
Alto Pass
Santa Fe Central
Willard
el Paso & Northwestern
Liane
Sumpter Bourne railroad gain cheers in mining towns
R E Norton returned to Baker City and said C J Johns told him Sumpter and Bourne businessmen have replenished their 24000 bonus for the Bourne railroad. The 10 percent of the road’s total cost contracts Killen Warner Stewart Co. A third survey favors a higher line. work to start soon as Greenhorn camps celebrate the big strike.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
R. E. Norton
Golconda
Baker City
Democrat
C. J. Johns
Sumpter
Bourne
Killen-Warner-Stewart Co
Greenhorn Camp
Growth in La Grande Office Sale of Stamps and Supplies
The La Grande office reports a surge in stamp and post office supply sales, with a fiscal year total of 10 067 92 dollars compared to 9 035 52 dollars the prior year, a rise of 1 019 40 dollars, reflecting population and business growth.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
la Grande
Also Mentioned on This Page
Sil-Kid
Oxfords
Lee Teutsch’s Department Store
McAdams, Wood and Coal
McAdams
Bunker Hill
Teutech's
Teutsch’s
McLaughiin & Co
Cottonwood Street
McLaughlin& Co
East Oregonian
Leathers & Nichol
Gritman's Cigar
L. Hunziker
Main Street
LaDew Block
Maccabee Social
Huyler’s
Lowney’s
Gunther's
Palm
A. C. Koerppen & Brothers
R. B. Knapper
Joseph
Walla
D. Reed
Arington
Arlington Record
James L. Hall
Gurdane
Geary Kimbrett
Timitilin
Brow- Nell Trigation Company
W. E. Anderson
Walters
Gates
State Irrigation Commission
Hillsboro
N. Hell
Presbyterian Church
Oregon State Masonic Lodge
Hotel Pendleton
W. & Mayberry
Antelope
Bend Country
Expositon
Seattle
Sant Fe
Seecham
Beecham
Ltc
Lar Price
India
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