Wood Pricing and Labor Strife Hit Local Timber Trade
In April 1908 reports warn wood prices may rise as Cascade and Blue Mountain forests deplete and labor shortages grow. Mines attract workers, driving wages up while timber supply dwindles and hauling costs rise. Officials note widespread timber famine risk and urge bids for city street sprinkling work by April 6.
Local Shops and Notices Open and For Sale in Pendleton
City briefs list meat markets and shops, new clothing, saloons, and services from Houser to Teutsch. Real estate sales and rentals include several lots and a residence near Main Street. The town updates cover telephones in libraries, electric theatre lighting, moving pictures, and upcoming social events plus local races and ice cream mentions.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
W. & C. R. Frelght
Knights of Pythings
Music Hall
Lane Street
George O'Daniel
Railroad Street
Chas. Lane
Charles Lane
Swearingen
Rihorn & Swaggert
Main Street
Alta
Alta Street
Savings Bank
Pendleton
Washington and
Jefferson Streets
Conrad Platzoeder
Brooks
Audy
New Christian Church
Macbeth
Opera House
Byers’ Mill
Jeh
Abe Parish Aid Society
Chapels of the Redeemer
Anseesors
Mr. Strain
J. M. O'Hara
Weston
C. F Steele
Juniper
H. J. Taylor
Fulton
John Minthorn
Opera
Spokane Ia
Aretle Circle
Old Mexica
J. BE. Bennett
South Court Street
J. B. Tarbert
J. 0. Sheek
Sodality of
Benler
Business Rise At Northern Pacific Express Company
L. G. Frazier reports a rise of at least fifty percent in the company's business at this point for the year just ended, compared with the prior year. He notes every year since 1894 has shown growth, with the latest year showing the sharpest increase.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
L. G. Frazier
Northern Pacific Express Company
Residents Oppose Sewer Outlet Near West Pendleton
West Pendleton residents fear sewage from a proposed sewer will be dumped near their homes. They argue the current outlet is upstream of some houses and the new system would empty the river closer to most, if not all, homes.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
West Pendleton
Woodmen Rate To Walla For Log Rolling Event
The 0. R. N. Co. will charge 1.00 for a round trip from Pendleton to Walla on the occasion of Log Rolling. Tickets go on sale May 1st and are good for return May 2nd.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Pendleton
Walla
May Day Excitement Draws Travelers to Walla Walla
Interest runs high for the May Day celebration as residents plan travel on the Unat line. General Passenger Agent Calderheld announces a low fare to ride the 7:30 a.m. train and visit neighbors to view wheat fields and orchards along the route.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Walla Walla
Calderheld
Unatline
Society appoints committee on arrangements at meeting
At the last meeting of the society the following were appointed in committee on arrangements Misa Elizabeth Milarkey Mike Rather Somerville Miss Mollie Lewie Joseph Murphy Samuel Nelson and Ed Himmel earn. The telephone company has been swamped with work of late due to orders for new telephones with many more to be installed than anticipated. Orders for new phones have been coming in at four to five per day.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Blue Mountains
Lausd
Ests
Cascades
Spokane
Frank B. Clopton
Misa Elizabeth Milarkey
Mike Rather Somerville
Mollie Lewie
Joseph Murphy
Sanuel Nelson
Ed Himmal Earn
Also Mentioned on This Page
Thompson
Prutsch's Big Department Store
Main and
Alta Streets
Svesbay
Unis
de Eare
Sregoman
Hunziker
Progressive Jeweler
City Briefs
Houser's
Teutech’s
Neuman's
Umatilla
Delta
W. D. Fechter
New Spring Clothing
Baer & Daley
Joel Fish and Poultry
Lyman’s
Court
Teutsch’s
Court Street
Hays’ Cigar Store
Case's
Grate’s
Carriers
Campbell's
Gus Stainger
Palm
N. T. Conklin
E! Sidelo
Rees
T. Conklin
Raley
Pendleton Boguet
Pride of
A. Rhode
Underwood
Kees
Seibert & Schulz
Phone
Bath
Earnhart
Association
Castile
Veryone
Ios
Mutter
Moeppen
Main St
Court House
Dresden
Ribbos
Battenberg and
Point Lace
Boston
Nolf
Oregon
Crowner Bros
Little
Baker & Folsom
Postoffice