Oregon Lumber Yard and Local Classifieds List
Local notices list Oak wood and Oregon Lumber Yard offerings, carpenters wanted, inquiries to Henry Kopitzke, contact Main 175. Found watch, rent requests for a modern house after September, Pendleton Auto Co inquiries, and ads for dry wood, moving pictures, cottages, autos, and a livery stable.
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Oregon Lumber Yard
Fock Spring Coal
Henry Kopitthke
Cole
Henry Kopitzke
Rock Springs
St. Morin
Lehman Springs
Inquira Pendleton Auto Co
Paatime
Dissolution of Pendleton French Restaurant Partnership
Notice announces the dissolution of the co partnership of Lillian M Reed and J W Boyer who ran a French restaurant on Main Street Pendleton Oregon. J W Royer assumes debts and obligations and will collect monies owed and continue to operate the business at the same location. Dated August 9 1909.
Orpheum Program Features Pantge Circuit Sketches
The Orpheum presents a lineup from the Pantge circuit including Saved by Wreck and Tragedy of a Ghost. Also listed are Reunited Watch Dog Wanted Grandpa's Birthday Reprobate and a song Down When the Silvery Mohawk Flows. Read the Want ada today.
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Orpheum
Smith and Filia
Watch Dog
Oregon Trunk May Extend to Coos Bay
Eugens Ore Aug 16 The Oregon Trunk railway built up the Deschutes canyon by Porter Brothers plans entering the Willamette valley and extending westward to Coos Bay rumor says in Rhene a party of railroad engineers heard They are now working in the Mekhengzlo valley route to the Willamette valley It is said the line will cross the Cascade mountains near Three Sisters descend the McKennie valley to Beucoe and curve southwest to Choo Ens The belief is the line will run north to south through central Oregon entering the Wilmette valley and reaching Coos Bay with easier coastward extension to San Francisco Bay from Cook Bay south
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Eugens
Ore
Oregon Trunk Railway
Deschutes Catyon
Porter Brothers
Willamette Valley
Coos Day
Rhene
Som & Party of Railroad
Heara
Muiphoy
Oregon Trunk
Mekhengzlo
Cascade Moun Tite
Three Sisters
McKennie Valley
Buecoe
Chenee
Choo
Ens
Bent
Wilmette
Tooon Bay
California
Oregon
Cook Bay
San Francisco Bay
Airship Clement Bayard to Challenge Paris London Flight
Paris engineers unveil the Clement Bayard 1 airship built to fly at 40 mph across the Channel. It measures about 200 feet, carries 25 aboard, and holds 227,700 cubic feet of gas with two 220 horsepower engines. The British War Office may acquire it, noted as a non rigid craft differing from Zeppelins.
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Paris
London
English Channel
Clement
Parisian
British War Office
Pendleton News Briefs and Personnel Moves
In and About Pendleton notes huckleberry gathering near Meacham and Kamela. Thos Hussey now located at Troy Montana, section foreman for Great Northern. Idaho Governor Brady returns from Spokane Irrigation congress. B R & N yard work leads to switch engine replacement with No 104. Wenaha Springs outings for multiple residents, returns noted. Jack Wright, Washington division passenger engineer, to take his annual Wyatt leave for the coast.
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Montana
Thos. Hussey
Troy
Great Northern
Jack Wright
Washington Division
Pendleton
Starbuck
Uma
Alin
Wyatt
Tody
Pendleton store owner returns from Boston with shoe stock
The Emporium proprietor Link Watson arrives from Boston to arrange the new store’s footwear stock. Prof Landers and City Superintendent J. Landers plan to return soon after a Portland summer trip. Dupuis father complains of his sons' alleged involvement in supplying liquor to Indians, with Joe Dupuis defending his family.
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Link Watson
the Emporium
Pendleton
Boston
Flowleo
Prof. Landers
J. &. Landers
Dupuis
Joe Dupuis
Harry Dupuia
Todhunter
Whitman College quartet concert aids library exhibit
Music books purchased with concert proceeds by the Whitman college quartet were donated to the library and are now received. They will be on exhibition at the library this evening inviting music lovers to come and inspect them.
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Whitman College Quartet
Pendleton Family Plans October Return to Hawaii
Local relatives of Congressman and Mrs. W. B. Ellis announce they will not return to Pendleton until October. They are currently in the East and will stay at Judge Ells old home in Iowa before departing for Hawaii where the judge will attend to congressional duties.
Caravan Trip Through Prairie and Valleys Ends Quietly
A party with a complete camping outfit traveled south through Camas Prairie, crossed mountains to Fly Valley, traversed Starkey Prairie, followed Beaver Creek, entered La Grande, crossed Grande Ronde valley, and rode over the Blue Mountains via Toll Gate. The journey focused on travel with notable fishing and was described as one continuous round of pleasure with no incidents.
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Camas Prairie
Fly Valley
Starkey Prairie
Beaver Creek
la Grande
Grande Ronde Valley
Blue Mountains
Home
Rattler slain by Dayton woman near Dayton ranch
Mrs. Frank Fletcher saw two kittens playing with a large rattlesnake about 10 feet from her door on a ranch nine miles east of Dayton. The snake struck both kittens as Mrs. Fletcher sprang forward with a stick and killed the reptile before it could strike again. The rattler reportedly had 12 rattles.
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Dayton
Wash
Frank Fletcher
Umatilla County Men Named in Flathead Indian Drawing
The second day of the Flathead Indian reservation opening drew three Umatilla county men: Downing Foster of Pendleton Ben F Strahm of Hermiston and G F Good night of Echo Their names appear far down the list so their chances are considered poor.
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Umatilla County
Flathead Indian Reservation
Downing Foster
Pendleton
Ben F. Strahm
Hermiston
G. F. Goodnight
Echo
Echo Woman Dies At 45 In Local County
Mrs Eliza Hutchins of Echo died Sunday at St Anthony's hospital after several weeks illness with paralysis She was 45 and a county resident for years The funeral will be tomorrow at 2 pm at the Methodist church under the auspices of the Odd Fellows
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Echo
Eliza Hutchins
St. Anthony's Hospital
Methodist Church
The
Odd Fellows
Runaway Buggy Sends Two Women Flying on Willow Street
On Willow Street near Webb Street last evening two young womenMiss Agnes Cresswell and Miss Marie Struvewere thrown from a buggy when a Northern Pacific passenger train frightened the horse. The bogey wrecked, the horse stopped but escaped. Both women suffered only bruises and shock with no serious injuries.
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Willow Street
Agnes Cresswell
Marie Struve
Webb Street
Northern Pacific
Ten Day Outing Ends With Happy Return for Club Members
A group including Dr. M. and Kern, BE. E. Corby, Fred W. Lampkin, and George Ferguson returned about 7 PM after a ten day outing across two countries. They report one of their best experiences, hearty appetites, and deep tans, beginning their return after a highly enjoyable trip.
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Dr. M. & Kern
BE. E. Corby
Fred W. Lampkin
George Ferguson
Bear Steals Fish In Tittamook County Campout
Salem residents camping in Tittamook County woke to a bear stealing about half the night’s fish leaving the rest buried in a tent. The bear returned scratching a man on the back as panic spread, tents collapsed and campers fled barefoot in fear.
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Salem
Tittamook
Manitoba Crops Hopeful as Harvest Begins in West
Harvesting started today in portions of Western Canada and will be widespread within a week or ten days. Manitoba looks for a good average wheat crop while Alberta and Saskatchewan report bumper yields.
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Canada
Manitoba
Alberta
Sas
Katchewan
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F. E. Livengood & Co
Bluff Street
H. P. Edgar C. Jay
Bridge
Meadows
Heppner
Coos Bay
Plainfield
Conn
North Grosvenordale
Siuslaw
Koeppen’s
Fred Moreh
Wife
Meacham
Kamela
Idaho
Brady
National Irrigation Congress
Spokane
RB. & N. Yards
Wenaha
E. J. Burke
Clark Nelson
Guasle Moule
Gertrude
Nell Redfield
Wenaha Springs
Wenala
Marshall Spell
Elmer Storle
Jas, Brurgle
John Dickson
Gail Sturtevant
Ernest Ruppe
Tracy Baker
Pendleton Furniture CO
Big Rattler
Bear
Don Cupid
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