City Brevities Sunny Advertisements Across Town
A jumble of local notices and ads tout sunny days and goods. RO Roosevelt’s, McAdama, and Sharon & Bidding promote fuels, clothing, and secondhand offers. Notable items include Blue Mountain butter at 20c lb, various rug and furniture deals, rental listings, and a clerk union dance notice. Also mentions a car repair claim, local eateries, and a gold necklace reward offer.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
McAdama
Roosevelt's
Blue Mountain
Jane Street
Sharon & Bidding
Howard's Cigar
Roosevelt
Bowton
St. George
Mra
Cooper
Eagles Club revival stage play set for May Day at Fra Nor
The Eagle dramatic club plans a second performance of The Black Way on Monday May 1 at Fra Nor theater. Tickets priced 60 cents to 1 dollar, with sale on Saturday morning at Tallinn. Also included is a Farmers Meeting and Basket Picnic in Eeho Oregon on May 6 1905, offering a round trip fare of 1.10 via R and N with tickets on sale May 4 and 6 and a final return date of May 7 for children under half fare, contact B C Smith agent for details.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Eagles Club
Eagle Dramatic Club
Franor
Promemi
Tallinn
Eeho
C. Smith
Horses Wanted at Oregon Feed Yard
Advertisement notes need for four to eight year old horses described as fat and sound, with mention of R McCollum and Oregon Feed Yard. Also lists fresh strawberries priced two boxes for 26 cents at Standard Grocery and a brief note on the French government seeking quarantine against cerebrospinal meningitis from Germany.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Heh. R. McCollum
Oregon
Prominent visitors fill Pendleton streets today
Local notes record a stream of visitors and temporary residents in Pendleton. Hugh Stanfield from rbco, E H Burke and J W Baker from Juniper, and D B Richardraon from Hellz are among those in town for business. Others include Mrs Rose Parr from Irrigon, O F Steele from Nolan, Frank James from Umatilla, Emile Waldman departing for Walla Walla, and Mra May Stanton hosting guests from Freewater. Continuous updates show a busy day with many personalities checking in and out.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Hugh Stanfield
rBcho
E. H. Burke
J. W. Baker
Juniper
D. B. Richardraon
Hellz
Mra. Rose Parr
Irrigon
O. F. Steele
Nolan
Frank James
Umatilla
Hess
Emile Waldman
Walla Walla
Joe H. Parkes
May Stanton
Sarah Mumfori
Freewater
H. N. Robinson
Upper McKay
Pred Pinkerton
Weston
Sim Cully
A. W. Hill
T. N. Welle
Meacham
T. M. Henderson
Earl Gillanders
Kopittke
J. M. Ferguson
Ukiah
Dave McCarty
Buttercreek
John Henson
Columbia Produce Company
Uma- Cilla
Davenport Extradition Papers Seek Shack Return
Sheriff J. J. Inkastor of Davenport Washington left for the above place to extradite prisoner James Shack. Shack was brought here this week by the Davenport sheriff but refused to go without papers. District Attorney Dye of Davenport secured the necessary extradition documents in Salem.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
J. J. Inkastor
Davenport
Wash
James Shack
Dye
Salem
Sheriff Escorts Insane Man to Salem Asylum
Sheriff T D Taylor departed this morning with Francia John Clem who was adjudged insane days ago and will be placed in the asylum by the sheriff. A Merry Event notes a Clerks Union dance this evening.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
T. D. Taylor
Salem
Francia John Clem
Official Proceedings Volume of 12th National Irrigation Congress
Meeting now out shows a wet arranged 442 page volume on irrigation and forestry. It compiles proceedings, expert addresses, and editorial condensation with delegates from 28 states and 37 districts plus 50 city mayors, 106 organizations, and 500+ delegates in attendance. Available from A W Gifford El Paso.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
National Irrigation Congress
el Paso
Humber
Epattal
A. W. Gifford
el Prao
Cloudburst devastates Baker County farms near Bowen
A severe rainstorm hit Saturday near the Bowen farm south of the city, spreading from Bowen farm to the Vaughn ranch along Bik creek. Ground clogged by several inches of water damaged grain land and debris harmed fields while residents called it the worst storm they had ever seen, as reports from Baker City Democrat noted.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Baker County
Bowen Farm
Vaughn Ranch
Wynn Place
Bik Creek
Vaughn Place
Porsunk
Baker City
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Tan
Lee Teutsch’s Department Store
Boston
Nolse
Graham & Hunter
Graham & Munters
Dutton
Mark
Garfield Streets
Aura Street
Teutech’s
Mae
Clerks’ Union
Threa Eveninn
Caroling Ty Rinearnon
Hotel
Pendleton
Clerk Union
Music Hall
Joseph Basler
Viitiors
R. FE
Lght
East Oregonian
Leathers & Nichol
Gritman
Edgar
Blue Mountain Creamery
Oe Creim
Goldfields
Ney
A. Kunkel
Dr. Blakeslee
Blakeslee
L. Hunker
Malin Street
John Winn
Upper
MekKay
Wis
Southeway
Cerebro Espinal Meningiia
Germany
Huyler’s
Lowney’s
Gunther’s
The
Palm
A. C. Koeppen & Brothers
Sig Ebichel
Portland
J. WH. Alexander
Thhe Ta Grande Land Office
Kiraiesa
BR. Jones
Echo
Umatila County
Bickférm
A. Ti. Galloway
Birke-McPaul Paper Company
Uma- Mi
Woon Pusey
Peoples Warehouse
la Grande
Pither Basohi
A. Smythe
Arlington
Dan P. ‘Smythe
Charles H. Green
Ciel |Dwyer
Kohaland Broe
Maud Hitney
Tnacoma
J. H. O'Neil
A. DL. Craig
Los Angeles
Woodmen of the World
Women of Woodcraft
Shuck
Extradius
Clerks’Union
the Peoples Warehouse
el Paso Irrigation
le Roy
War Eagle
British Columbia
Donaldson’s
Justrite
Aldson's
Main ST
McLaughlin
Jallora
Cottonwood Street
Court
C.rohrman
Court Street Grocer
Golden Rule
BOS
Wwe
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