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Newspaper
Pendleton Eagle Valley News
Location
Pendleton, Oregon, United States of America
Date
Aug 15, 1912
Page
5
Local notices list rewards for lost items and various sales including furniture household goods horses milk cows and wood. Also service ads for ironers landscape gardening auto service lodging rooms and a 22 room boarding house for sale with modern conveniences. Open hours and contact numbers included for quick inquiries.
Notice urges passengers to buy tickets at the depot before boarding the Pendleton Umatilla motor car and to adhere to the rule as insisted by the railroad company.
The Round-Up invites bids on ground concessions including lunch counter souvenirs and refreshment stand. The last concession covers soft drinks ice cream candy nuts and cigarettes. Bids due August 17 to ROY W. RITNER Business Manager.
A testimonial from M. E. Gebhardt of Oriole Pennsylvania states that one dose of Chamberlains Colic Cholera and Diarrhoea Remedy cured diarrhoea. It declares there is nothing better and that the product is for sale by all dealers.
Passengers for Mortland can save money and enjoy a river ride on the Str Malley Gatzert leaving The Dalles daily except Sunday and Monday at 8 30 p m Fare to Portland one dollar A stray mare is described as one sorel horse white face weight about pounds Indian brand a reward is offered for return or information leading to recovery by John Connell Hilgard Oregon.
Edwin J Burke offers a Cadilla torpedo car for sale due to leaving town. Vehicle described as perfect condition fully equipped and ready for purchase. Address provided at 325 Water Street for interested buyers.
For sale a wide track Mitchell bugex with top five leaf kidle springs. Includes 14 16 axles and 11 8 indres. Enquire of RK A Stevene the cowman at Miles Ketmler Ponileton.
New York report says Policeman Broderick of Madison Street station fought gun wielding gang leader Joseph Bishop, 22, in a dark street near Front and Cherryhill. Bishop was subdued after a brutal struggle with a night stick, a dirk hidden in a shoe later found at the station.
Notice to the public announces Alta house is now open to board and lodging. It also notes a concrete barn is under construction and will be completed soon. Property owner initials L, D, Holder, Proprietor.
A string of locals and visitors are noted in Pendleton society yesterday. E B Stanley of Cornellty visited the St George. John Connell came from Asgard. Lt N Church of Walla Wadia stayed at the Bowman. A J McLeod was among Echo residents. Julius Fr Wegner of Pilot Rock won favor with city visitors. ET Davis, Hermidtan engineer, plans a surveying trip to Pendleton. J W Kimbrell departed for Ukiah for surveying. Mr and Mrs William Kupers and Miss Welen Schroeder left for Lehman Springs for an outing. Charles M Carter city attorney attended funeral in Portland. William Goedecke Elmer Taer Winn Brown and Carl Guljett of United Orchestra head to Echo for an evening dance. Mrs BR Webb of Fort Worth and family visited Pendleton on way home from Seattle. Lawrence G Frazier returned from Salt Lake with interest in the Mormon show crowd expected to visit.
Chicago. Charles Murphy of 6010 South Wabash Avenue, a 38 year old carpenter, faced Municipal Judge Sabath in Hyde Park court on a disorderly conduct charge. Mrs. Margaret Lampp, renting the first flat at 6410 Wabash, testified water was thrown on her and her husband while they slept and three shots were fired upstairs the same night. Murphy denied the water, the revolver, and the shooting.
Notice calls for sealed bids to the Pendleton City Recorder for the North Side Sewer System. Plans by Geary Kimbrell list unit prices for pipe, laying, rock excavation, manholes, flush tanks, concrete, and total system work. Bid security required. city reserves right to reject all bids.
A $50 reward is offered for information leading to the whereabouts of Mrs A F Studebaker and her three sons Roy Raleigh and Jake who vanished from their Huntington home on July 1 Possibly they traveled to Umatilla county and may be employed on a ranch The woman is 34 and the boys 17 15 and 12 They may use the name Spry They were last seen with a round topped grip Telegraph all tips to B F Studebaker Huntington Ore
Bids will be received at the City Recorder's office in Pendleton until August 28 1912 at 8 00 P M for furnishing one car load of Rock Springs coal to the basem ent of City Hall. The city reserves the right to reject any or all bids. Dated August 15 1912 THOS FITZ GERALD City Recorder.
Property owners are notified to trim trees over sidewalks to a height of eight feet as required by Ordinance No 409. Violations carry a fine or imprisonment or both. Published by order of the Common Council Lith August 1912.
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