Boston grocers advertise goods and services
A jumble of local ads lists dry goods at Martin's, grocers at Haw market, and various services. Mentions include ice cream from Delta, fresh shoes from Douglay, Teutsch's department store offerings, and cleaning at Joerger's. Also notes a hot day, a hospital visit for John Loughead, and local wheat yields from Holdman and Pilot Rock figures.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
A. C. Rader
Douglay
Hanan
Boston
Teutach's
Jia
Teutseh’s
Nolf's
Joerger's
Weet Court Street
Teussel's
Bids Wanted for Six Room Cottage Construction
Bids will be received at architect T F Howard’s office until 2 p m on Saturday August 20 1904 for a six room cottage for J A Blakley Excavation and stone foundation to be let under a separate contract Plans are at the architect’s office The right to reject all bids is reserved August 10 1904 A Moorhouse Front Page Pa cific Monthly August features Major Moorhouse’s photo of Fish Hawk and a colorful Pendleton Indian robe on the front page
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
T. F. Howard
J. A. Blakley
Lany
A Moorhouse
Pacific Monthly
Major Moorhouse
Fish Hawk
Umatilla
Pendleton Highlights of Outing and Travel Detours
Pendleton residents and visitors are noted in transit and leisure, with Luke Hawley embarking for Newport EB, Jacobson from La Grande visiting, Mrs. Fowler returning from Ukiah, and many others named from Walla Walla to Portland in town for business, study, or recreation. The column records outings at Hidaway or Tea Springs, travels through Pendleton, and a few family events including a death in Vancouver and a teacher’s examination.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Luke Hawley
Newport
EB. Jacobson
la Grande
City
W. H. Fowler
Orip
Ukiah
Harry Gileon
Penticton
Eirnest Younger
Richard Turlor
Wallin Walla
Pendleton
Portland
T C. Salt
Milton
St George
H. J. Dean
Bean
Hidawnay Springs
Charles Robina
Kamela
Grace Linsey
Boise
J.C. Lindsey
George A Pedles
State Normal School
Weston
St. George
Joe Ell
Leo Perguson
Walla Walla
Pendiion
Ferellaon
Charles J. Fergeuson
Mabelle Crotut
Prosser
Wash
Crofutt
Astern
Oregon State Normal School
McNichols
L. W. Keeler
Umatilla County
Montana
Darnell
Calidige
Dar Nell
Edwin Switsler
Vancouver
Switzler
James Lassiter
T. W. Ayers
Heppner
Hidawnay
J. Sample
Willow Street
Grant County Pioneer recollects early days and names locals
The Grant County Pioneer profile recalls George R. Kalvely of Hamilton as an early Grant County settler and former county surveyor famed for knowing the Whisky Gulch gold find site and the first homestead cabin. It notes Dr T M Henderson and family planning eastward travel, and reports a violent fight at Greenhorn involving Snow Creek miners. Rear Admiral Goodrich, new Pacific squadron commander, is mentioned for torpedo and fortification work.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
George R. Kalvely
Hamilton
Grant County
la Grande
Whisky Gulch
John Dey
Canyon City
Oregon
Vatter Gome Land Businear
Goodrich
Hais
Ivanin
Asa Le Grow Dead at 70 A Pioneer Sheepman
Asa Le Grow a well known sheepman and pioneer died last night at the Portland Hotel in Portland of heart trouble after years of illness. He came to Oregon in 1849 and to Umatilla county in 1870 moving to Walla Walla in later years. Survived by three children Mrs Robert Walsh Mrs Wynne and Fay Le Grow. Funeral tomorrow in Walla Walla with burial in the local cemetery beside his wife.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
le Grow
West
Umatilla County
Walla Walla
Asa le Grow
Portland
Mr. le Grow
Oregon
Calfornia
Crosaine
Plains
Athens
Into
Robert Walsh
Ninth United States Cavalry
Wynne
United States Army
Philippines
Fay le Grow
First National Bank
Samuel Sturgis
Mechanic's lien filings and odd livestock discovery
G La Dow files for foreclosure of mechanic’s lien on brick Webb and Cottomwood property claiming labor of 388.46 plus assigned claims of 113.63 and fees. John B. Taylor sues to foreclose a lien on William Lauer property. William Bourget reports a freak menagerie with a five legged lamb and a ten pound chicken. The lamb has an extra leg growing from the left shoulder, turned backward, and is reportedly healthy. The Dalles Chronicle notes population figures in Australia from 1860 to 1900.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
G. | la Dow
G. J. la Dow
Atate
Bam Roberta
Rudolph Martin
Webb and Cottomwood
E. J. Murphy
T. C. Taylor
John B. Taylor
Suil
William Lauer
William Bourget
Sprague
Dalles Chronicle
Also Mentioned on This Page
Ie Jawa, Ab Whaif Price
Rennes
Teutsch’s Dept
Main and
Alta
Agistera
Witlee
Martin's
Bos
Seins
Miss Melons
Erly Rees
George
Mrs. Cooper
Pantheon Theater
Fie
Pedicton
Rohrman
Hardy
Washington Nursery Co
Sh. Wash
Pilot Rock
J. P. Navin
Helix
Frank Michaela
Thomas Kerr
Holdman
Holdman Brothers of
John Gravette
Holiiman
Os Schubert
Willian Walla
Quinn's
Malin Street
John Loughead
Wallan Walla Hospital
Loughead
Ebyarch RS
Hunziker
Progressive Jeweler
Main Street
Cabin Goda
Koeppens
Porug S Store
A. C. Koeppen & Brothers
T. M. Henderson
East
Great Northern
Spokane
St. Paul
Covington
Ind
Kangan City
Denver
Pocatello
Henderson
Greenhorn
Snow Creek
Asa LE
Athena
Tim
Australia
Vmkadawm’s
Savings Bank
Pendleton Roller Mills
Byers
Prop
Elaterite Roofing Co
Worcester Block
The
Schwarz & Greulich Meat Co
Nolf
Paradise
Robert Caveller
Prospero
Hebecwa
Texas
Wilderness
Tewell
College Place