Local Bargain Roundup from Boston and Nearby Stores
A sprawling list of advertisements and notices from Boston merchants and neighboring towns. Includes closures, specials, and seasonal sales at Sullivan & Bond, Hatton's, Rader's, Demott & Co, and E L Smith. Features offers on rugs, dry goods, clothing, hats, seats, seeds, and lodging, with dates noting April closings and sales events. Also mentions a Holt combine harvester, wool sorting jobs, and a real estate note in Spokane.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Sullivan & Bond
New Life
Boston
Sullivan & Smort & CB
Reason Table
Calvin Street
Hader'’s
Hatton's
Court Street
Rader's
Billy Leathers
Malin 101
Panama
Calla
Pendleton Woolen Mills
John BR. Price
Spokane
Peoples Warehouse
Holt
E. J. Smith
Court St
Thigh Broken In Farm Accident Near Town
Orville Morton aged about 12 was run over by a six horse team while returning from plowing. He suffered a broken thigh and facial injuries as the team bolted after a loose pony. He was brought to the hospital and the fracture was reduced.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Orville Morton
al Morton
Young Morton
Dog And Poll Tax Fight Looms In City
The city enforces dog and poll taxes as 235 dogs are eligible for assessment and 60 poll taxes paid. About 165 residents have paid 1.50 for canine licenses, while around 1,000 stray dogs from sheep country and the reservation await capture. The marshal plans a campaign and extermination if debts remain unpaid once canvassing ends. Special Officer Shephard accompanies the effort to tax and collect.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Shephard
Arrest of Veterinary Practitioner on Complaint from Heppner
J W Proctor of Heppner was arrested on a Dr J Christie complaint accusing him of practicing veterinary surgery without a license. He also faced a charge of obtaining money under false pretenses by check. Bail could not be posted, Sheriff Taylor arranged transfer to Heppner officials, veterinarian charge held in abeyance.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Heppner
J. W. Proctor
J. Christie
Proctor
Prisgmer
Taylor
Heiner
Heppner Junction
Rainy church gathering invites children to Saturday meeting
At the M. E. Church South a well attended evening meeting despite rain invites all children and young people to a Saturday 2 p.m. gathering for them. Dr. Anderson will preach Sunday at 2 p.m.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Anderson
New Incorporation Names Whittinghill Mercantile Company Partners
Articles filed naming J Whittinghill J E Rubedew and TG Halley as members of the Whittinghill Mercantile Company with a 20000 capital stock. The firm will do general mercantile business with deep discounts on skirts and a focus on new season styles to draw crowds. Excursion rate set for Farmers Picnic by O R & N. Echo plans program. three speakers, local refreshments, and Hazelwood Creamery of Portland provides free ice cream.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Whittinghill
J. EB. Rubedew
TG. Halley
Whittinghill Mercantie Company
Echo
Picniec
O. R. & N. Company
Echlwill
Hazelwood Creamery Company
Portland
Heating apparatus arrives for Bowman building
Radiators and boiler for the Bowman building have arrived and been unloaded. Installation will follow as finishing work proceeds, allowing completion of the project.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Bowman
Echo Sheep Ranch sheepman reports strong clip in heat of canon
A H Sunderman of Echo, a well known sheepman, said his flock is in the heat of canon and the clip will be very good. Twenty dollar reward offered by George Van Pran for return of papers and keys taken from his possession at the Hotel Pendleton. Pure Weinaard s beer at The Mint.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Echo Sheep Ranch
A. H. Sunderman
Echo
Thea
Canon
George van Pran
Hotel
Pendleton
Notable visits and sales highlight Pendleton day
W H Babb and wife returned from Moscow last evening. J B Keeney and E J Browne visit on business. Della Davenport tours with Homer Davenport. T G Hailey travels to Seattle for legal matters. Frank E James and H S Hollingsworth in town on business. Saturday Fire Sale showcases wide inventory including neckties and clothing amid bustling activity at Peoples Warehouse.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
W. H. Babb
Moscow
C. Hunt
Ontario
B. ¢ Browne
Umatilla
Migs Gertruode Mays
The
Dalles
W. H. Powler
J. B. Keeney
Elgin
Pendleton
T. G. Hailey
Seattle
Frank E. James
H. 8. Hollingsworth
Colfax
Idaho
Della Davenport
Silverton ix
Homer Davenport
Finished Assessing Meets Noted in Pottsville Event
Ellea Rodgers completed the assessment duties for Freewater and North Milton precincts and turned his books in to the governor’s office in Pottsville Pa. A baseball game incident left one man with a skull fracture from a bat another with three broken ribs from sliding to base and a third with an eye knocked out by a ball.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ellea Rodgers
Freewater
North Milton
Pottsville
Also Mentioned on This Page
Siliath St
Alice Horton
S. S
Swift Specific CO
Atlanta, GA
Martin's
Mint
Sullivan
Honat
Heeschgur
Pencer
West Court
BE. L. Smith
Little Holt
E. L. Smith
C. Plat
Adam
Dole Smith
B. B. Guern Rey
Hunziker
Progressive Jeweler
Sk le
Fa- Sabin
Peppens
Fopstar P Drug Store
Koeppen & Brothers
M. E. Church
South
the Peoples Warehouse
Weinaard
Pīoplei Waiehouie
Oxfords
Carrier Millinery
Goodman-Thompson Hardware Co
Main Street
Maple Building
Sabina Leach
West Bluff
Marie Streets
Schwarz & Greulich Meat Co
Pendleton, Ord
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