Local Classified Notes From The Delta And Dalles
A gallery of items and ads lists goods and services available nearby. Mentions shoes at Roosevelt’s and Teutsch’s, groceries and dairy at Hawley Bros, loans from Nolf, real estate through W E Davidson & Co, and the St George restaurant. Also notes a Cortland court street agency and a trip promotion with a $1 round trip. Henry Thoren reports 180 acres of wheat at 18 bushels per acre in Vangsyde with light seeding blamed for lower yields.
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Wade
Mre. Cooper
Teutsch’s Department
Joerger’s
West Court Street
W. E. Davidson & Co
Court Street
Henry Thoren
Vangsyde
Pendleton Public School hires two teachers for next term
Pendleton school board has secured two teachers to fill one positions in city schools this fall. Potentially one more instructor may be added later. Names listed include E B Conkitn as superintendent and George W Ayres as principal with Mrs F S Ivanhoe among elementary and primary staff and a long list of female teachers.
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Pendleton
E. B. Conkitn
George W. Ayres
F. S. Ivanhoe
Mies Clern G. Hall
Mary Hitner
Carrie Epple
Rozenapple
Neva Lane
Sadie Baym
Eva B. Froome
Pearl Wile
Agnes E. Shepherd
Stella L. Marple
Pearl Rinearson
Eva L. Wood
Anna Lingenfelder
Elizabeth Parront
Francella Duncan
Ellanor Moorhouse
Reba Gauts
Carrlenette Hualy
Bentley Reunion at J M Bentley Home
At the Bentley family reunion held at J M Bentley's home in this place fourteen family members attended. The attendees included J M Bentley of this place G W Bentley of Adame J D Bentley of Modesto Cal and two sisters Mrs Mary McCormick and Mrs Artemisa Killian both of Pendleton with their descendants. It was a brief informal gathering and absence due to distance kept many away.
Fewer Repairs to Farm Machinery Reported
The Neagle Brothers note fewer accidents to farm machinery this year with comparatively slight repairs. A key cause is the drier, straighter grain improving overall machine condition.
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Neagle Brothers
Purse Found in Judd Building Left for Identified Owner
A purse was found yesterday on the stairs of the Judd building and left in Judge Fee s office. It can be had upon identification and contains a sum of money.
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Judd
Judge Fee
Personal Mentions and Local Outings Highlight Pendleton News
A collage of names and movements shows Miss Neva Lane leaving for Portland outing, Carl Carlson awaiting Augusta in Kansas City, and Annie Markham day-tripping to Walla Walla. Many figures visit Tacoma, Everett, Meacham, and nearby areas, with some traveling to Portland and the valley for business, worship, or leisure. Reports note tepid weather in Newport and local transport of wheat, plus typhoid concerns for Jaco Born and C B E McClellan awaiting confirmation of illness. The piece also mentions church matters, camping parties, and upcoming sermons, with several residents returning from or planning trips to Hidaway Springs and Butter Creek.
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Neva Lane
Portland
Carl Carlson
Augusta
Kansas City
Annie Markham
Walla ‘Walla
Ethel Johnson
Henry Melstrom
Jaco Born
Ukiah
Pendleton
Morrow
C. BE. McClellan
St. Anthony's Hospital
Edith Boyce
Thompson Street
Everett, Wash
Jessie Smith
Mary Cronin
Joe H. Parles
Hidaway Springs
K A. Gopple
Golden Rule Store
Pendleton Academy appoints Albert Gibbons grade head
Prof Gibbons, last year principal of Summerville school, will oversee grade work at Pendleton Academy next year reaching seventh and eighth grades. He brings strong recommendations and a solid record as student and teacher. The academy plans to retain grade work for two or three years to aid newcomers before dropping it.
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Albert Gibbons
Summerville
Pendleton Academy
Mer
Gibbons
Pendleton
Eastern College
Hevertheless
Prof
Bleanney
Blaines
Baker City
Sumpter
van Nuys
la Grande
Diven
Hidden cash in collar foiled by train crew tale
A narrator recalls a man who saved 400 dollars in bills by sewing them into an unusually high collar that forms a hollow pocket. The tale recounts how the collar saved the loot from train robbers, a curious detail that leads into a broader note on local sheep dealings by Loren and Frank Sylvester from San Luis Valley, Colorado. They seek to buy three trains of sheep to fatten in Colorado, using Canadian pea as feed, amid remarks on regional feeding practices and Sylvester’s 110 acres of suitable land.
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Loren
Frank Sylvester
San Luis Valley
Colorado
Vane
Loren Sylvester
Professor Bleakney Confined At Home With Fever
Professor W. H. Bleakney is home and bedridden for a week with feverish illness. Local doctors report no complications and expect a gradual recovery.
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Professor Bleakney
W. H. Bleakney
El Dorado in Sight as Idaho Man Pitches River Channel Change
William Filek of Pilek & Co. contractors on the Ox How ftungel described plans to alter a river channel hoping to mine gold from the Payette. He reported delays over a boiler, details on a tunnel 720 feet long, 20 feet wide and 16 feet high in solid granite, with rock heating to 140 degrees at the face. He expects six weeks more work using two machines and two compressors.
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Idaho
William Fitck
Pilek & Co
Lowing
Btar
Capital News
Boise Capital News
Fillek
War Eagle
Filek
Hiedria
Balt Lake
Payette
Flick
New Hiding Place for Money in a Tourist Car
A Pendleton traveler recalls an Eastbound journey where an elderly passenger demonstrated a clever ruse to conceal money. In the dim car, the man removed a high collar and a necktie, then secreted a roll of bills inside a concealed folds, illustrating travel’s inventive urges.
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Pendleton
East
New School House Planned in Bilder District near Pendleton
A new 18 by 24 foot wooden school house will be built 15 miles northwest of Pendleton in the Bilder district this fall at an estimated cost of about 600 dollars. It will be paid partly by district tax and partly by public subscription and is slated to open for a late fall term. Three Albany buildings were destroyed by fire Saturday night, totaling about 7000 dollars, with the entire city briefly threatened.
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Pendleton
Albany
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Sunny
Delta Kind
Withee
Martin's
Roosevelt
Shoes
Roose
Tentsch
How¢igar
K Plenic
Davidson & Co
Blue Store
Rawley
Raidence Propau College
LH. Lac
W. E
Oregon
Meacham
Trip
Hardy
Cure Choice of
Teroi Nursery Co
Pantie
Aia Street
Eppens
Fopelar Drug ‘Store
C. Kozppen & Brothers
P. J. Cavanaugh
Walla Walla
A. W. Nye
Lachlan McLaay
Tacoma
Perry Gould
C. C. Lane
Nolin
James Crawford
H. J. Taylor
Ralph Folsom
John Temple, Jr
FP. L Lampkin
Dora
Effie Worcester
Hidaway
M. V. Howard
Butter Creek
Thompson
Joe Allen
St. Anthony's Yeater Uy
A. J. Goodman
The
Goodman- Thompson Hardware Co
Points
Hk. i
Joe Williams
Chelwea
J. T
Mra
Lewis LaMere
Medical Lake
Wash
BR. Martin
Frances
Karola Martin
J. RB. Dignan
Milton
Dignan
Meacham Bridge
Meacham Ridge
Swansea
Prof. Gibbons
Colorado Sheepbuyers
EL Dorado
Frederick Nolf & Co
College Place
C. F. Colesworthy
Enet Alta
Leo
Byers
Pendleton Roller Mills
W. G. Byers
Prop
Elaterite Roofing Co
Worcester Block
Schwarz & Greulich Meat Co
Main Street