Local Businesses Advertise Goods and Services
A flood of vintage ads shows bicycle shops, ice cream, paints, dry goods, and real estate listings. Entries mention Nolf’s bicycles, Murphy’s window shades, Cleaver Bros, Hawley’s dried fruits, Le Roy’s corner store, and Withee Berkeley property sales. Also notes on plumbing, millinery closeouts, and a reward for a found dog.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Hawley's
le Roy's
Cor. Court
Garden
Dry Troode Co
N. Berkeley
Schwara & Greulich
Goedecke & Kirkman
Crescent
P. Sones
Helix
W. J. Clarke
C. E Sharp
Mra
Campbell
Great Bargsing
John Vance
Last Chance
Baloon
Odessa Emerges as Bright Spot on Eastern Washington Trip
J L Sharon and Ed Miller visited Odessa 77 miles west of Spokane, one of the liveliest stopovers on a trip through Eastern Washington. Immigrants arrive by the thousands as 1000 alight from Northern Pacific and 700 from Great Northern weekly, with land inspectors checking nearby parcels. Much land is already in speculators’ hands as Riteville sits in a wheat belt where fields show promising growth.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
J. L. Sharon
Washington
Ed Miller
Lows
Odessa
Spokane
Northern Pacific
Great Northern
Riteville
Regents to Meet About May 15 at Eastern Oregon Normal
The Eastern Oregon Normal School board planned a meeting around May 15. Senators G W Ketwell of Weeton and K R Alexander of Pendleton did not attend. Probate, Dr Beattie, and Architect M Lazarus returned home, Lazarus beginning plans for the new school building to be ready for inspection by the next board meeting, with construction to proceed swiftly afterward.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Eastern
Orenbormal School
G. W. Ketwl
Weaton
KR. Alexander
Pendleton
Probate
Dr. Beattie
M. Lazarus
Portlant
Judge Bennett Wins $15000 in Walla Walla Case
Jud Bennett returned Saturday from Walla Walla after securing a $15,000 judgment for Mrs Bathougher in a suit to recover an amount on a certificate of deposit issued by a failed Walla Walla bank. The certificate was obtained by a director now deceased, and Bennett sued the administrator of the defendant's estate. The claim was long considered worthless by legal men, but the judge proved it valid.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Jud Bennett
Walla Walla
Dallve Chronicle
Dr Hill Lectures on The Tiscot Pictures at Port land church
The Kev Dr B P Hill pastor of First Presbyterian Church of Portland delivered a Monday evening talk on The Tiscot Pictures at the Presbyterian church. He discussed the life of a recluse devotee of Christianity and praised Pendleton academy where he serves as an trustee and supporter. He toured the academy, spoke with Principal F L Fortes and trustees, and urged funding to improve facilities and furnishings for continued high school work.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
B. P. Hill
First Presbyterian Church of
Portland
Presbyterian Church
Hill
Pendleton Academy
East Orewonian
Dr. Hawail
Pendleton
Academy
Generils
Oregon considers prize contests to boost dairy quality
State Dairy Commissioner Bailey proposes monthly or quarterly prize competitions for butter and cheese to raise product grades. Cash rewards would come from the state’s dairy appropriation, with scores reported to markets like the Chicago Dairy Produce Exchange. If approved, the plan could improve prices for top dairies and advance the Oregon industry.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Bailey
Thie
Food and Dairy
Utah
Utah State Dairymen's Association
Chicago Dairy Produce Exchange
Oregon
Dunbar
Blackburn
Pendleton Known for Highbred Horses Draws Spokane Buyer
Braden a northwestern agent of the American Smelting and Refining Co. of Spokane visited Pendleton to view driving animals. He may purchase but has not announced a decision. He admires Pendleton’s horse industry and county potential, noting Pendleton’s growing fame in highbred horses, racing and carriage.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ke, KB
Braden
American Smelting and Refining Company
Spokane
Pendleton
Count Tegion
Pendleton Visitors and Local Arrivals Noted
The Dalles Chronicle reports visits and moves among Pendleton residents and nearby towns. Ll M Watrue of Adamp visits Pendleton, M Pierce remains in La Grande on business, A D Stillman returns from Burns, M A Butler from Baker City registers at Hotel Pendleton, Dave Letts of La Grande succeeds Moran as yard manager for O R & N at Pendleton.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ll. M. Watrue
Adamp
Visiwr
Pendleton
W. M. Pierce
la Grande
A. D. Stillman
Burns
Harney County
M. A. Butler
Baker City
Dave Letts
John B. Moran
O. R. & N. Comny
The
Dalles Chronicle
Mra
W. E. Garreteon
Joby
Wok
Ledt Terd
Feriuon
Portland
Eer Wine
Pendleton Area Gazetteer Briefs Highlight Local Moves
W A Teutsch sails to Adame county Washington to ranch and plow. William Scott leaves for home after stocking provisions for spring run at his retreat. Geo D Fell and John Torobell visit Pendleton from Hartford wool merchants. J B Bean travels to Albany after mother in law's death. Fite Gerald family returns from Vancouver barracks. Chester Beagle returns to Pendleton after months away. Red Boy property activity noted with 100 tons ore daily and a 21 stamp mill at Quebec Alamo. G A Smith and W H Smith inspect Bear Valley and John Day country. They plan a north fork John Day farm and cattle plan. M L Fis visits Pendleton. buys Leghorn White Minorka stock and plans future ranch work with nephew Will Fix. Fix plans to live in Pendleton if property found. poultry business expansion eyed.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
W. A. Teutsch
Wake Co. R
Adame County
Waeh
William Scott
Hidtaway Springs
Jelt
Hiv Avivan
Heppner Gazette
Geo. D. Fell
Pendleton
John Torobell
Judd & Root
Wool Merchants
Hartford
Conn
J. B. Bean
City Recorder
Albany
Bean
Mera
Fite Gerald
Vancouver Barracks
Wash
L. Hunt
Quartermaster’s
Woodlirn
Chester Beagle
Sumpter
Lawton
Alamo
Red Boy
Quebec
G. A. Smith
W. H. Smith
Nebraska
Bear Vatley
John Day
Johny Day
W. Fl
M. L. Fis
Alkali
Will Fix
Walla Walla
Mr. Pia
Mr. Fix
Sheep Shearing Machines to Begin Operations
N H Cottrell announced water powered sheep clearing machines will start Thursday April 25 at the ranch two miles from Pilot Rock. The first flock of 21 000 sheep owned by Henry Seales will be sheared using the new equipment.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
N. H. Cottrell
Henry Seales
Indians Visit Canyon City Over Killing Case
The Warm Springs Reservation party visited Canyon City on Monday seeking the shooter of Scarface Charley, a Columbia Indian killed in the Line country two years ago. A member drawn to violence brandished a Winchester as they pressed for the whereabouts, then they left toward the south.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Canyon City
Blace Mountain
Warm Springs
Scarface Charley
Line Country
Nas Winchester
Salem Bank Failure Traced to Suit by Caspar Heirs
Gilberts bank failure follows a suit started by heirs of the William Caspar estate. Emma Johnson seeks to recover the estate claiming 1,000 die Appeared. Seattle reports cold deaths at Nome and a city reception in Weston for newlyweds Beathe and Case. Walla Walla notes city tax and an ordinance on saloon licensing. The American Boy magazine and local notices conclude with tax talk on telephones.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Salem
Gilbert Brothers’ Bank
Gilberts
William Caspar
Emma Johnson
Walia Walia
G. A. Blair
Clarence Beathe
Mise Artie Case
Weaton
Weston
Heathe
Seattle
Freesing
Nome
Sir. Pelton
Oakland
Pilgrim River
Alexander Stowe
W. F. Ball
Tam
Inspectors survey Pendleton for free postal delivery setup
Inspector Smithers arrives in Pendleton and registers at Hotel Pendleton to study street layout and housing numbering for a proposed free postal delivery system. He tours the city with F. M. Clapton, assessing streets and sidewalks and cites the need for street corner naming and numbered houses before official approval.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Smithers
Pendleton
Makita
Petcheton
Coomerman F. M. Clapton
Pendiston
Post Office Department
Wity Counell
Dispensary bill stirs long debate in Hawaii legislature
Honolulu April 1 via San Francisco April 22 A prolonged dispute over the dispensary bill draws attention as liquor interests accuse funds to defeat it. The measure would transfer liquor control from private hands to the government with limited sales and no on premises drinking. Debate notes growing liquor trade and health concerns amid calls that the law will worsen drinking habits. Queen Liliuokalani pension debate shows factional runoff with proposed bond vs public works use. Pekin April 21 Chinese troops under Gen Liu retreat to Shand while Germans push forward.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Honolulu
H. T
San
Hawaii
Pekin
Liu
Shand
Portland shop offers Johnson Bros. china at low prices
In Portland we bought a line of sample china and a job lot of Johnson Bros. white porcelain at less than jobber cost. We will sell at the price of common ironstatic ware. The price list will be published upon arrival of goods. Watch this space for it.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Johnson Bros
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Qregonyany
Just
Cleaver Bros
Pendleton Shoe
WM. Fitzgerald
Demott’s
Innehes
Rader's
Alice Smith
Bluff
Water Streets
Bushee
Order of Eastern Star
Masonic Hall
Arlington
Opera House
Tallman & Co
Artican Building Association
Lexington
McAlister
W. P. McMillan
TD A Porter
W. J. Davie
A. Nichols
Herman Solis
Anna Pauil
Warren
H.W. Voight
Board OF Regeants
Dairy
N. MH. Cottrell
Gilbert
Seavien Hs
Clio
Peruasion
Sprague Publishing Co
Detroit, Mich
Tom
Poltney
Boye
Charleston Navy Yard
Tan Ocean Liner
Pointe
Hove
Bove
Agnesis Association
Selo
Order of
Animal Kingdom
Counuy Yard
Astoria
A. D. Smithers
Queen Lil
Lilivokalan
Islands
ST. Joe
Uncle Sam
Rader’s Furniture Store
Main and Webb Streets
Goon
Tooon
Lee
International Poultry Food
C. F. Colesworthy
MIT
C. F. Cook's
Employment Agency
Alma
Searon
Gus LaFontaine
Switeler Building
Main @t
Pendleton, Oregon
Pacific
Pullman
Paul
Minneapolis
Duluth
Pargo Grand Forks
Rouketon Winnepeg
Helena and
Butte
Chicago
Nee Adelph A Orton
All Peaces
Ubinas
Vis Tacome
Orthern
Americani
Owl Tea House
Fiy
Ely
Mal
J. R. Dickson
East Oregonian Building
Illinois Central Railroad
Solid Trains
Portland. Or
Columbi Lodging
Con
Bet
ALTA
F. X. Schempp
Pra
Rabi
Rowe and Gingie Comb Island
Guy W. Wade
Peking
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