Local ads mix goods services in Pendleton street listings
A dense page of classified notices from Pendleton area vendors includes signs for coal Rock Springs and dry wood delivery, cattle for sale, dairy cows, lodging and meals, jobs for waitresses and solicitors, a transfer service, harness and buggy gear, and funeral notice arrangements. Also advertised are river boat trips to Portland, odd fellowship notices, and a reminder about a town road machine purchase by Crook County.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Willow Street
Jane
Orpheum
Jersey
Short
Milton
Elly
Mr. Lee
W. Webb
Parker
Lehman Springs
A. Morton
Crook County
Princellle
Personal mentions fill Pendleton city notes
Hood River resident A T Howe guests at Bowman hotel and Vancouver’s S Barlow registers at Pandleton. Sid Saylor recorder of Umatilla visits Pendleton with other out of towners like J M Skagine of Baker and W B Samuel. Various locals travel to Hermiston Meacham Lehman Springs and Alberta with updates on visits, hunting trips and vacations.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
A. T. Howe
Hood River
Bowman Hotel
MH. S. Barlow
Vancouver
Pandleton
Sid Saylor
Umatilla
J. M. Skagine
Baker
W. B. Samuel
B. F. Ogden
Walla Walla
Garden City
Carl F. McNaught
Hermiston
Pendleton
W. H. McCormack
Alberta
Clifford L. Morgan
Latourelle
Sunuday
Lehman Springs
E. F. Averill Tert
Meacham
E. F. Rhea
Fini
Frank Saling
Fort Smith
J. E. Smith Sheep & Land Company
Meaghan
EB. Casteel
Pilot Rock
Charles Carter
Wenahs Springs
Ford Carper
West Has Lost Its Charm in Wild West Tale
An Easterner, I. Poindexter, travels west in 1806 chasing romance with cowboys and the plains. He marries a rancher's daughter near Tulsa Oklahoma, clashes over chores and dishwashing, and endures a series of revolver threats as their marriage unravels. After two months, she forces him to move, and he seeks a divorce in Kansas City. He remains unsettled, nervous around firearms, and travels on to Wichita. Meanwhile Walter Clyde Jones announces candidacy for Illinois governor as a Republican.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Kansas City
I. Poindexter
Plains
Oklahoma City
Tulsa
Poindexter
Prindexter
Effeult
Wichita
Kan
Kina City
W. F. Stafford
Hunters Warned to Guard Forests During Hunting Season
Oregon hunters face possible deer and game bird season closure if fires are started. Forester Elliott warns action depends on hunter caution. governor will issue a prohibition if forest fires rise from careless use of firearms.
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Salem
Oregon
Forester Elliott
Stopper with shotgun halts Chicago streetcar
Desperate Chicago man John Onnicky tried to stop a street car with a shotgun. He said he tried every other way and finally pointed the gun at a motorman, who stopped the car. Police arrested him after entering the vehicle. Judge Scully presided in municipal court.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Chicago
John Onnicky
Judge Scully
Judea
Judge
Oregon guardsmen capture port in mock Fort Stevens siege
In Columbia Beach Oregon the national guard staged a mimic battle and captured Fort Stevens. About 12 000 servicemen marched through drills and prepared to return to their homes tomorrow as the event wrapped up. Read the want ads.
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Coumbia Beach
Ore
Fort Stevens
Oregon National Guard
Swindlers Lure Milwaukee Man To Chicago For Reward
Wealthy Milwaukee resident Schroeder reported a swindle after three young men lured him to Chicago with promises of help and wealth from a rice betting scheme. He arrived at Kaiserhof hotel Sunday night, discovered the fraud, and filed a police report. Police gave few details, noting only that Schroeder lost money in a horse racing scheme. He was reportedly unavailable at the hotel and may have gone to Montreal. Meanwhile, reports from China describe floods along the Yangtze, with widespread suffering, child refugees for sale, and massive destruction across Huangp and Hankow areas, waters three feet deep in cities and crops swept away.
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John Schroeder
Milwaukee
Wile
Chicago
Kaiserhof Hotel
Schroeder
Halpin
Schroder
Kaiserhof
Hsinching
Peng Shiang
Chia Kai
Huangp
Lohokow
Hankow
Brothers Reunited By Resemblance On Train
Chicago report tells how Mayor John T. Kelahan of Algonquin Illinois recognized his long lost elder brother Judge Chris Kelahan a Kalama Kalama Court Commissioner on a train after a man bore a striking likeness to their father. The brothers had been apart since 1879 and 1865.
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Chicago
John T. Kelahan
Algonquin
Ill
Kalama
Chris Kelahan
Kelahan
Katama
McHenry County
Opfer Children for Sale in China Distress in Victoria
Floods in China trigger desperate actions by parents in Victoria BR as distress mounts after the disaster. Children reportedly offered for sale amid widespread hardship and scarce resources. Authorities urge caution and report concerns to local agencies.
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China
Victoria
BR. C
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Oxfords
F. E. Livengood
the Ladies’ and Children’s Store
Lane & Son
Lane
Thomn Black
Peoples Ware
Treah Meat
Thompson Street
Johnson and Water Streets
Pealas. Bros
Malin Street
Farmers’ Meat Co
Conrad Fplatzoeder
E. Court Street
Main
Dutch Henry
Rock Springs
Nick Pulos
Thorn Hollow
Portland
Dalles
Bailey Gatzert
Corl and Wood
G. B. L. Burroughs
S.lo
George
George Stangier
Gritman Broad
Main 611
Odd Fellows
B. F. de Vinney
Bonney
Sec
James Marcum
of Gardine
Tom Milarkey
Eree Lynch
T. P. Gilliland
Waldo Miller
O.W. R. & N. Company
Mra
J. F. Robinson
Donald
Lyman G. Rice
O.W. Ro & NM ‘Company
Hilward
H. J. Latourelle
Seattle
Mre. P. L. Benndry
Grace Dorothy
Walla Walls
Tan
Koeppens
West
Walter Clyde Jones
Illinois Senate
Hilseelf
Repubean
Wohlenberg Dep’t. Store
Hing
Yangtue
Shataghal
Japan
Heoleow
Taiping Landing
MT. Hood
Tallman & Co
North Beach
T. J. Potter
Ash Street Dock
Hassalo
Oregon-Washington Railroad & Navigation Company
Wm. McMurray
Malin St
Pendleton, Oregon
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