Local Classifieds Include Rentals Sales and Jobs in Pendleton
A collage of local ads lists front office rental in Judd Building apply F B Judd, horse team for sale at 417 Eddy St, household furniture for sale 700 East Webb, wood saw service, car for sale 316 Garden, apprentice at Famous King Clean Factory 730 Cottonwood, longscape gardening, and work guarantees. Also street team work for Warren Construction Co. ads for Jersey cows 29 head at Dutch Henry Feed Yard, room for rent 1002 E Court St, pasture 112 miles west of Stanfield, pigs and shoats for sale Wm Milne Box 129 Pendleton, buy a 22 room boarding house in good business, moving partner wanted for lane project at Jenet, yellow pine and coal orders at Demott's, chop suey parlor open day and night at Under State Hotel, Pendleton Cleaning and Dye Works phone Muth 169, Str Bailey Gatzert Portland river ride from The Dalles, and reward for return of a horse John Connell Hilgard Oregon.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Jersey
R. H. Stevens
Dutch Henry
Court Street
Goold
Stanfield
W. T. Reeves
Wm. Milne
Pendleton
Iit Hive
Jenet
West Webb St
Rock Springs
Demott’s
Main Street
State Hotel
East
Alta Street
Portland
Dalles
Ten Dollars Reward Strayed from My Place One Sorel
A $10 reward is offered for the return of a sorel boot missing from the sender's premises. The notice requests the finder to contact the listed party and arrange for its return.
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Sorel
Public notice of unsettled accounts at Telephone Livery Stables
J. T. Laing announces he paid Sydney Denna for services and that all clients who still owe him should call and settle their accounts at once at the Telephone Livery Stables.
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Sydney Denna
J. T. Laing
Pendleton-Umatilla Train Tickets Required at Depot
Notice urges passengers boarding the Pendleton Umatilla motor to obtain tickets at the depot before boarding. The railroad company insists on adherence to this rule.
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Pendleton
Carpenters Wanted for Round-up Grounds Work
Carpenters and laborers are needed immediately to work on Round-up grounds in Pendleton Oregon. Toy wages paid. Apply to C A L Cole or Seeuv Mound-up Pendleton Ore.
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C. AL Cole
Seeuv
Pendleton
Ore
Round-Up Concessions Bids Sought on Grounds
The Round-Up grounds invite bids for concessions including lunch counter souvenirs and a refreshment stand offering soft drinks ice cream candy nuts and cigars. Bids for each concession will be awarded to a single person or firm by August 17 under ROY W. RITNER business manager.
Moose as tame beast prompts anti predator aid bill
Washington Rep Mone dell of Wyoming floated a bill to allocate 200000 dollars to exterminate predatory wild animals in forest reserves. The exchange quips that the moose is not wild or predatory, preying on soft human things in its native land, eliciting laughter.
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Washington
Monedell
Wyoming
Mr. Mondell
Taft Indicates Veto of Wool and Steel Tariff Bills
Following a cabinet meeting President Taft signaled he would veto both tariff revision bills. He noted neither bill was formulated with tariff board aid and therefore neither counts as a scientific revision.
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Wishington
Aug
Taft
Tariff Board
Labor shortage halts western harvest and railroad work
Duluth Minnesota reports show a severe labor shortage despite enticing offers to move west. Farmers and railroads need thousands of workers for bumper crops and Canada development, with estimates of fifty thousand needed in Red River Valley and western Canada. This season may require twice as many men as last year.
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Duluth
Minn
Aug
American Northwest
Canada
Red River Valley
Northwest
Local residents arrive and depart for business and visits
Hugh PD Smith from Beho, L. C. Freeman of Nolin, BE H Schultz of Walla Walla, and Mrs Charles Alapach of Helix travel to Pendleton area. Arp Helix saloonman and Hert Wilson of OWR&R in the city. J Davis of Free-Waiter Dink business in Pendleton. Frazier of Frazier-Nelson Tuck leaves for Salt Lake on business. Milton lawyer S D Peterson arrives on local. Mrs Abe Melstrom from Myrick station. Cecil and Sybil Cole guests at Shyder farm. Mr and Mrs E Baumester of Aspin wish to visit daughter Mrs W L Thompson. Charles Marsh of Hartung Abstract leaves for Hot Lake. Creas Sturgis leaves Hot Lake after illness. Hetty and Amy Latourrella return from Seattle. Mrs Fay Alexander and friends depart for Walla Walla for a weekend house party hosted by Mrs H B Paddock.
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Hugh PD. Smith
Beho
L. C. Freeman
Nolin
H. Schultz
Walla Walla
Garden City
Charles Alapach
Helix
N. FP
BK. J. Davis
Dink
Pendleton
LG. Frazier
Frazier-Nelson Tuck Company
Silt Lake
D. Peterson
Milton
Abe Melstrom
Myrick
Northern Pacific
Cecil Cole
Sybil Cole
Shyder
Mrs. E. Baumester
Asplin
Wish
W. L. Thompson
Hetty
Amy Lattourela
Mia
H. J. Latouredlle
Seattle
Pial
Fay Alexander
Lawrence G. Frezler
Henry Collins
Alexander
Ht. B. Paddock
Washington Senators Appoint Chairs on Pacific Islands and Irrigation
The appointments committee filled recent vacancies naming Senator Pointexter from Washington as chairman of the committee on Pacific Islands and Senator Jones from Washington as chairman of the committee on irrigation. The changes reflect latest vacancies and committee reassignments.
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Washington
Pointexter
Senator Jones
Chaiman
Senate rejects Burton amendment on coastwise shipping
Washington August 8 The senate defeated the Burton amendment aimed at favoring American ships amid Britain’s protest over discrimination in the coastwise toll clause. Senators voting in favor included Brandegee Burton Crane Fall Grenna Lodge Nelson Oliver Penrose Root and Wetmore. An amendment by Hoke Smith narrowed the exemption to vessels engaged exclusively in U S coastwise trade. An attempt to require vessel owners to bear liability for canal passage damages failed and Percy’s proposal on foreign built American owned ships’ coastwise registration was defeated.
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Washington
Senate
Great Britain
State Department
Burton
Brandegee
F Burton
Crane
Fall
Grenna Lodge
Nelson
Oliver
Penrose
Root
Wetmore
Percy
Burns Rickard bout looms for Welkthi crown at Saskatoon
Toronto-era report notes heavyweights Tommy Burns of Calgary and Bill Rickard of Vancouver set for a Saskatoon Athlet ic Club bout to decide the Welkthi championship of Canad. Burns weighs about 180 pounds and seeks a future bout with Jack Johnson under specific terms. Rickard slated near 100 pounds. Chicago editors urged to interview Johnson for response.
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Tenny
Saskatoon
Sisk
Aug
Canad
Tommy Burns
Calgary
Bill Rickard
Vancouver
Tommy
Jack Johnson
Rickard
Byrne
Burns
Johnson
Australia
Chicago
Prince Katsura Returns to Japan as New Emperor Shapes Policy
Tokio Aug 8 More than usual importance attaches to Prince Katsura return today. He had only reached St. Petersburg when recalled by the Mikados death. As the man who has made Japan a continental power his services are believed to be sought by the new emperor who will not drastically alter the policy set by his late father toward national development.
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Prince Katsura
Tokio
Tle
St. Petersburg
Mikado
Japan
Milton Man Killed Under Automobile in Oregon
W W Roper aged 30 a Miller Pree salesman from Milton Oregon nurseryman was killed under his automobile near Hay Station about fifty miles southwest of Cadfries Tuesday evening He went down an embankment the back of the front end venting across his hoast Mrs Howers and daughter ran for help but he died before aid arrived He is survived by a daughter Lyla Kinney Milton and a son Kenneth Seattle The body was shipped to Milton
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Hig
Wash
W. W. Roper
Miller Pree
Milton
Oregon
Hay Station
Cadfries
Roper
The Man Who Sets Goals Finds No Outcomes
A reflective line suggests that the plans a man makes are often contrasted with the feats he achieves. The saying implies a gap between intention and realization, underscoring doubt about future success.
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Madras
F.E. Livengood & CO
the Ladies’ and Children’s Store
Judd Huilding
F. B. Judd
Enquire
Eddy St
East Webb
Famus King Clear
Smith Bros
Warren Constructon Co
Smith and Crawford Bldg
Indiana
John Connell
Hilgard
Justrite
F. J. Ronaldson
Roy W. Ritner
Pendleton-Pasto
Hert Wilson
O.W. Rar & N. Company
Charles Marsh
Hartung Abstract Company
Hot Lake
Creas Sturgis
American Ships Pree
Wohlenberg Dep’t. Store
Estiay
Dodgers
Business
Qregerkan
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