Local merchants advertise bicycles and dry goods in-town
Ads tout Duttons ice cream and Hawleys dried fruits, Murphy’s framing and window goods, Cleaver Bros Dry Goods and Crescent bicycles on installment plans. Mentioned are Wither Colombia wheels, N Berkeley property listings, a June preview by Mr Montieth for Ed V Price Co, and Alexander & Hexter selling spring and summer merchandise.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Dutton’s
Colombia
Imperial Wheels
Murphy's
New Waeh Goods
Cleaver Broa
Crawford
Withee's
Hawley’s
le Roy’s
Car
Court
Tindow
Cleaver Bros
N. Berkeley
Schwars & Greulich
Gowlecke & Kirkman's
Court Street
Hawley's
Dutton's
Cana
Crescent
East Jan
Cleaver Dry Goods Co
P. Sones
Helix
W. J
Alexander & Hexter
Local Notices and Advertisements in Pendleton
Readers are informed of lunch options at Demotts and Raders furniture, lodging offers, and a range of goods from refrigerators to wallpaper. Public notices include meetings at the Parliamentary club, a sermon with stereopticon views, and a dog show entry, plus legal updates in the State ve. Senator Mitchell case.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Bummer
Pendleton
Portland
T. T. Nelson
Owas ‘‘Bommer
New York
Mitchell
Justice FitzGerald
John McCourt
T. G. Hailey
Stillman & Pierce
William Parsons
Death of Sam P Purdy in Athena April 21
Samuel P Purdy dies after a lingering cancer illness at his son’s residence in Athena. Born December 19, 1810 in Marion County Kentucky, he migrated to Illinois and Oregon territories, helped found Purdy Springs later Bingham Springs, joined multiple Masonic bodies and was the oldest Mason in the state at his death. Funeral by Weston Masonic Lodge to be held at his son’s home and interment at Weston cemetery.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Athena
Samuel P. Purdy
John B. Purdy
Mr. Purdy
Marion County
McDonough County
Mises Mary Hardin
Pendleton
Weston Masonic Lodge
Weston Mason
Increase of Lambs Brightens Barnhart Ranch Prospect
James Hackett reports to B. Wade an upswing in lambs at Barnhart ranch with marks showing 4818 discharged or about 117 percent rise. Lambs are in fine condition and Hackett is elated. W. H. Evans of Pilot Rock visits Pendleton with two ewe bands totaling 1800 head, reporting 116 percent and 100 percent lamb increases respectively.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
James Hackett
B. Wade
Barnhart Ranch
Hackett
Mr. Hackett
W. H. Evans
Pilot Rock
Pendleton
What Your Face Worth in a Tiny Patent Pill Ad
An old fashion ad touts Dr King’s New Life Pills promising clear skin and rosy cheeks for 25 cents at Tallman & Drug Store. The copy mentions liver trouble and a jaunty look as motivating signs.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Dr. King
Tallman
Athena Defeats Walla Walla in 6 to 2 Victory
Athena defeated Walla Walla 6 to 2 in a high attendance game. Willard and Koontz starred for Athena with strong hitting while Walla Walla errors and lack of team play hampered them. Willard suffered a head injury but recovered. Lawrence Lieuallen substituted at third base.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Athena
Walla Walla
Sharp Stein
Milton
Weston
Pendleton
Athena Colores
Osburn
Willard
Delami
Strrer
Walla
Bucket
Cusher
Koontz
Francie
G. Brown
Wilared
Dell
Koonts
Crateh
Walla Wallaians
St. John
Saunders
Pla
Fisher
Lawrence Lieuallen
Adame
Minstrel Seat Sale Promises Strong Turnout Tomorrow
The Frazer theater anticipates a large audience for the minstrel performance with seats selling rapidly. The young performers will rehearse tonight and several box parties are planned for the event.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ta Y
Evenio
Frazer
Local Visitors and Preparations for Summer Resort in Umatilla County
A string of visitors to Pendleton includes J F Robinson from Domestic Journey and William Scott of Hideaway Springs planning a summer resort. A L Holeck from Salt Lake City visits D B Cargill and John Smith in Walla Walla. County officials report smallpox illness and schooling updates in district 83 as Horace Walker travels for fire protection and N T Conklin from Idaho visits Pendleton.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Willian Rea, Jr
St. Paul
Rea Brothere
Pendleton
William Scott
Hidaway Springs
Umatilla County
A. L. Holeck
Salt Lake City
D. BE. Cargill
Walla Walla
John Smith
Lillian Frederick
Mies Verdic Turner
Portland
Migs Christina Proobatel
Mayberry
Milton
Pendicon
Horace Walker
Umatilla
N. T. Conklin
Hin
Idaho
Raatlin
Mr Content
Pendleton Visit Highlights State Normal School Ties
Senator G W Proekpeter Dr A Beattie and Edgar M Iacarus of Portland were in Pendleton on business linked to the Eastern Oregon State Normal School. Mr Prowbate serves on the board of regents and was slated to meet the panel, with R Alexander the only other regent present.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Pendleton
Catra
Pendleton Bie
G. W. Proekpeter
A. Beattie
Weston
Edgar M. Lacarus
Portland
Bowinese
Eastern
Oregon State Normal School
Prowbate
Board of Regents
R. Alexander
Chandler we case on tithe land dispute at La Grande
The Chandler case involving tithe on a tract taken under the devert lands act is being heard at the land office in La Grande. T G Hailey and J H H Raley attend for the contestee, with Raley and F Wilson of La Grande for the contestant. Witness testimony of two is in progress. Hailey spent Sunday at home and returned to La Grande this morning.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Chandler We. Hurlburt
Kebo
la Grande
T. G. Hailey
J. HH. Raley
W. M. Pierce
Mr. Raley
F. Wilson
Mr. Hailey
Boeklen’s Amnica Salve Promoted as Pile Cure
Advertised salve claims to cure piles and skin eruptions, stating it has cured thousands. It is priced at one box per sale by Tallman & Co.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Boeklen
Tallman & Co
Amaholis Tribe 18 Meet Set at Hendricks Hall
The Bovial semion of Amaholis Tribe No 18 will hold a meeting in Hendricks Hall on April 20, 1980. All members are urged to attend. Pocahontas Degrees members are specially invited by order of Sachem Roy W Ritner Keeper of Records.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Hendricks’ Hall
Order of the Sachem
Roy W, Ritner
Timber Land for Sale Near Kamels Station
For sale a bargain on 67 acres of timber land one mile from Kamels Station at an exceptionally low figure. For particulars address G. G. Clark Fort Stevens Oregon.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Kamels Station
Addrom
G. Clark
Fort Stevens
Oregon
Trial of a Harvard Man Begins in Cambridge
Harvard College instructor Charles R. Eastman goes on trial for the murder of Richard H. Crogan, who married Eastman’s sister in law, both linked to Alvin Clark, famed telescope maker. The case draws notable attention due to the high profile families involved. Also a prisoner, Clarence Robinson, serving a life term, escapes from Auburn prison by breach of a cell wall.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Cambridge
Mass
Charles R. Eastman
Harvard College
Richard H. Crogan
Crogan
Eastman
Alvin Clark
Auburn
Clarence Robinson
Montygomery Gibbs
Buffalo
Bishop of Oxford Dead and Irish MP Dies in Dublin
The Right Reverend William Stabbe bishop of Oxford is dead born in 18% and an eminent authority on historical subjects. Dr Charles K N Lannery M P an Irish nationalist died today from consumption in Dublin.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
London
William Stabbe
Oxford
Charles K. N. Lannery, M. P
Miners Perish in Bendzin Mine Tragedy
Report from Bendzin describes a mine disaster near Bendzin where many miners died. Twenty one bodies have been recovered and fifteen others are unaccounted for.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
St. Petersburg
Bendzin
Bargain Johnson Bros. China Line Offered in Portland
In Portland we purchased Johnson Bros white semi porcelain and a job lot of sample china at below jobbers cost. A price list will be published on arrival of goods and buyers are urged to watch this space for startling values and further details.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Johnson Bros
Would Buy If He Could Prices Here Too Nearly What Is Asked
Wm Rea Jr, a St Paul sheepbuyer who annually purchases many sheep, is at the Pendleton Hotel. He left after the North West Wool Growers association meeting in March saying no business would be possible this season as asking prices are near Chicago market levels, leaving little profit for eastbound shipments. He returned to inquire about conditions and reports from St Paul and Chicago on prices and availability.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Chicago
Wm. Rea, Jr
St. Paul
Pendleton
Rea
Wool Growers’ Association
Eset, and Made No Attempts To Purchase Sheep. Mr. Rea
Boers Report Boot Shortage and Supplies
An emissary from General Hothe said Boer soldiers lack boots and shoes despite plenty of provisions. A Portay train capture yielded a large cartridge supply. General Kitchener's Pretoria dispatch reports 242 Boer captured with rifles ammunition and wagons. Captain Carter’s bail denial follows fraud in government contracts.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Amsterdam
Hothe
Mr. Kroger
Portay
Bagitah
Big
Hel
Ca Town
Kitchener
Pretoria
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Tast, Grego
Just
Boot and Shoe Men
Pendleton Shoe Co
WM. Fitzgerald
Demott's
Rader's
Alice Smith
Rader's Furniture Store
Rader’s Furniture Store
Jesse
Snell Wheels
Taylor's
East Orese
East Oregonian
Parliamentary Club
Joe Eli
Hoeh
Edgar P. Hill
Presbyterian Church
Wihs
Pendo
The
Guiding Star
Mr. Wheeler
C. W. Wheeler
Beat
Penda
Sam P
Purdy
Ather
Walla Walla Albena
J. F. Robinson
Jearney
Weaton
Job
Harvard
Pataiatios
Owl Tea House
Locust Hill
Guy W. Wade
Pendleton, Oregon
J. R. Dickson
East Oregonian Building
I, Rea
Botha
Kruger
Columbia LodGiNg House
Alta & Webb
F. X. Schempp, Prop
C. F. Cook's
Employment Agency
Main
Alma Streets
Bbala
Beason
Gus LaFontaine
Switsier
Main At
Meadieton
Stroble
Venice
ST. Joe
Uncle Sam
Main and Webb Streets
J.M. Spence
Ukiah Creamery
Tf. C. Bowers
Rendicton
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