Local ads mix wares and notices from Pendleton area
Locals advertise Lane & Son wares. hotel staff wanted. private board and judging at 206 W Webb. meat and groceries at Cash Market. Wear-Ever cookware rep contact. horse board rates. dairy cows for sale. help wanted as cook. Palace Rooming House new management. lost amber back comb near Johnson and Water. drag, trash, and coal ads. pay check lost and warned not to cash.
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Jane
Orpheum
Atores Warren
Sitesmnen
Aura Street
Jersey
Milton
Ore
Johnson and Water Streets
Penta. Bros
Malin Street
Farmers’ Meat Co
Conrad Platzoeder
E. Court Street
H. P
H. M
Nick Pulos
Thorn Hollow
P. O
Vaewengers to Portland by Cam The Dalles Boat
The Bailey Gatgert boat offers a river ride to Portland with daily departures except Friday and Sunday at 4:30 p m and 9:20 p m arrival. Fare is one dollar.
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Vaewengers
Portland
Dalles
Bailey Gatgert
Suntoff
Portand
Wanted Hack Harness Set For Light Work Inquiries
Classified note seeks a set of hack harness or light work harness available for immediate purchase. Inquiries directed to the contact at this flow.
Pendleton Aerie Holds Regular Meeting Friday Evening
Notice to Eagles. Pendleton Aerie will hold a regular meeting tomorrow Friday evening. Refreshments will be served after initiation. V STROBLE, Secretary.
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Pendleton Aerie
V. Stroble
Cord Wood for Sale Near Pendleton
Cord wood for sale. cottonwood priced at 5 per cord delivered or 4 per cord on price. Located 114 miles east of Pendleton. Contact Joe Vey at ibt2 E Court street for details.
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Pendleton
Joe Vey
Court Street
Pendleton’s Fast Fapress Moves for All Transfer Needs
Pendleton’s Fast Fapress offers light or heavy transfers with prompt, careful service. Contact George Stanger at Gritman Grow in Main 611 for piano and furniture moves to any part of the city.
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Pendleton
George Stanger
Gritman Grow
Bids Open for Pendleton Fire Hose Supply
Notice calls for bids by Pendleton city recorder for 500 feet standard brand 2 1 2 inch cotton jacket fire hose with couplings, delivered to Pendleton Oregon. Bids due August 15, 1923 at city recorder office. City reserves right to reject any bid. Pendleton Oregon this day of August 1911. THOS FITZGERALD, City Recorder.
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City Recorders
Pendleton
Oregon
At & wWelock P. m
Pendleton Oregon
Thos
Fitzgerald
City Recorder
Indian Girls Lose Grave Fort In Court Fight
Three Conley sisters Ida Lydia and Lena guarded their Indian ancestors’ graves at Huron cemetery in Kansas City Kan for four years. United States Marshal and deputies tore down the fort during a court hearing to stop removals and salve land. The sisters, acting as their own attorney Lydia, sought an injunction to restrain removal actions by W A Cimpson.
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Kansas City
Ida
Lydia
Lena Conley
Huron Cemetery
Kan
Conley
Wy- Annotte
Lydia Conley
W. A. Cimpson
Congress
Trenton Girls Escape After Cherry Orchard Raid
Three Trenton girls fled a Morrisville farmer who raided his cherry and currant patch. A purse with 1 cent was left behind. Tyr. William Hy, a justice of the peace, now holds the property. The farmer reportedly whipped a girl and threatened others during the raid, and he recently had a number of rageful actions.
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Trenton
Morrisville
William Hy
Wautnsman
Local visitations and travels noted in Pendleton area
A parade of names and short trips fills Pendleton notices. Residents and visitors from Stanfield, Weston, Athena, Portland, Hood River, Wallowa Lake, and other locales are described as callers, shoppers, or travelers. mentions include L. G. Frasier, W. Cox, Cort Hudson, Mrs. L. I. O'Hara, Mrs. Maggie Wilson, Fred Earl, Harry Bartholomew, P. T. Harbour, William Hilton, Russell Leach, Mr. and Mrs. W. E. Brock, Mark Moorhouse, Mrs. Lee Drake, Rh. M. Mayberry, Frank Frazier, C. H. Lyle, Will Moore, S. A. Alloway, D. B. Bailey, W. K. Walpole, Mrs. O. B. Cardill, Etta, Chart H. Greene, J. H. Garrett, Mrs. E. G. Bond, and Charles Bond. Also brief courtroom and travel notes surface amid the domestic chatter.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Cort Hudson
Stanfield
Pendleton
L. I. O'Hara
Weston
Maggie Wilson
Athena
Fred Earl
Wallowa Lake
Harry Bartholomew
H. J. Schlegel
Pilot Rock
W. E. Brock
Wenaha Springs
Mark Moorhouse
R. N. Stanfield
Lee Drake
Gibbon
Rh. M. Mayberry
Frank Frazier
Hood River
C. H. Lyle
Echo
Portland
Will Moore
Pacific Coast Elevator Company
Yoakum
French visitor learns Washington tribute inspires dance on voyage
A French cousin of a count arrives aboard the Lr Touraine for a year’s visit and, after learning Americans honor George Washington, performs a buck and wing routine to the line “George Washington, first in war, first in peace and first in the hearts of his countrymen.” The crew and passengers react with laughter and curiosity.
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New York
M. de l Espigarie Tessan
Count de Chambrun
George Washington
SQUIRE THOMAS CHARGED WITH MULTIPLE OFFENSES
In Atlanta a man described as a "knocked-kneed sway-backed, wall eyed negro" was arraigned in police court on a charge of slapping another black man. An arresting officer said Thomas was wanted for several serious crimes, while spectators loudly claimed various past offenses.
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Thomas
Atlanta
Squire
Anothery Negra
Birber
Pierpont Morgan Generous With Tips in London
London report says financier Pierpont Morgan is famed for tipping. A recent Piccadilly incident showed his habit when his hat was blown into the road. A taxi driver returned the hat, and Morgan thanked him with a sovereign.
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Pierpont Morgan
London
Wttle
Piccadilly
Mr. Morgan
Kelly
Diogenes Outdone by Stranger Wild Returns 8800
Chicago report of a wallet stolen on Madison street car valued at 800 dollars. Crowl identified suspects, a man unnamed, and recovered the wallet from Rock Island depot cashier Thomas B. Fidler. Crowl will travel to Chicago to claim the money.
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Diogenes
Stranger Wild Returns
Chicago
Theodore
Row
Grange
Ind
Crowl
Madison Street
Yosteruv
Rock Island
Thomas B. Fidler
Crow
Despondent Seattle Wife Dies by Self-Administered Chloroform
Mrs Bernice Ratcliffe, 26, wife of J W Ratcliffe and Seattle hospital employe, committed death by self action at night by inhaling chloroform. A letter described funeral plans but offered no cause for her death. Authorities cite long illness and despondency as likely factors.
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Seattle
Bernice Ratcliffe
J. W. Ratcliffe
Ratcliffe
Pendleton Unit Ordered to Encamp for Camp Prep
Armory Co L 3rd Inf Oregon National Guard Pendleton Oregon ordered to report at the armory Aug 6 1911 at 10 am to receive equipment and prepare for annual encampment at Columbia Beach Aug 7 17 1911 khaki service uniforms haversacks canteens shelter half and other gear to be packed for travel assembling Sunday evening Aug 6 1911 and en training at 9 30 pm sleeping car details coordinated by quartermaster and senior officers to insure property preservation and breakfast rations Aug 7 coffee provided from The Dalles by order of Captain M S Kern Ord Dept Inf O N G commanding Co L
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Pendleton
Ore
Portland
Co. L
Inf. O. N. G
Columbia Beach
Quartermar v
Dalles
M. S. Kern
Ord
Dep
Ard
Inf. O, N. G
Albany Democ rat notes new resident among travellers
The Albany Democrat reports that twenty nine commercial travellers have homes in Albany and the thirty ninth is about to establish himself there, indicating a growing transient business community in the city.
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Albany
Uihrtieth
Albany Democrat
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Choice
F.E. Livengood
the Ladies’ and Children’s Store
Ladies’ Home Journal
Lane & Son
Alguna
Butch Henry
Coa
Hotel Pendleton
W. Webb
Thompson Street
Palace
Randolph
Dutch Henry
Main 173
Rock Springs
Tan
Koeppens
L. G. Frasier
Porthind
W. Cox
Monment
P. T. Harbour
William Hilton
Balfour- Guthrie Company
Russell Leach
Cargill
St. Paul
Bert Kirby
Adams
Mr. Kirby
Ad- Utes
S. A. Alloway
Norman Alloway
Boise
DT. B. Bailey
Lehman Springs
W. Kt. Walpole
Irriga Hon Company
Irigou
Terolompattere
BE. Cardill
Etta
Chiresh Olm
Micert
Canada
Chart H. Greene
J. H. Garrett
Lo W. Garrett J
Garrett
Hillsboro
Mra
E.G. Bom
Northern Pacific
Charles Bond
Wohlenberg Dept
Oregonian
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