Locals list of services and notices in East Oregonian
A dense local column lists a piano tuner W I Gadwa and a variety of ads. It includes vendors, rentals, sales, and services from Paul Hemmelgarn, J A Borle Lumber Co, Lehman Hot Springs, Warren's Music House, and Penland Bros. It also notes lost and found items, a restaurant lodging sale, auctioneer Rude, and a Str. Bailey Gatzert trip to Portland with fare. The page ends with a job application notice for a cashier and rental inquiries.
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East Oregonian
Joe Ell
American National Bank Tldy
Paul Hemmelgarn
J. A. Borle Lumber Co
Lincoln
Jackson
Lehman Hot Springs
Main Street
Phon Main
Carney & Bradley Barn
Call 670
E. L. Smith
P. NB
W. Webb
Victor
Warren
Dissolution of Partnership at Pendleton Dye Works
Notice of dissolution by mutual consent for Gillette and Bowman proprietors of Pendleton Dye Works and Bowman Cleaning Works in Pendleton Oregon. Gillette assumes payment of all bills owed by the firm and all debts must be paid to him. Dated August 5th 1812. GEO B GILLETTE VAN J BOWMAN
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Gillette & Bowman
Pendleton Dye Works
Bowman Cleaning Works
Pendleton
Oregon
Gillette
Geo. B. Gillette
van J. Bowman
Pendleton City Pound to Sell Unclaimed Brown Gelding
The Pendleton City Marshal announces a brown gelding, branded 7 with a half circle on the left shoulder, about 110 pounds and 10 years old, has been taken up. If not claimed within ten days, it will be sold at public auction at 2 p.m. on September 2, 1913, at the Oregon Feed Yard, 400 W. Webb Street, Pendleton, proceeds to cover costs. Dated August 21, 1915. John Kearney, City Marshal.
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Pendleton
Publc
Oregon Feed Yard
W. Webb Street
John Kearney
Cause of Wreck Being Locked Into Seattle
The steamship Jefferson and Northwestern bring survivors of the State of California wreck to Seattle, though some remain in hospital. Government may survey Gambier Bay and Sanna Island as currents and seabed shift. Captain MacGillivray, pilot of the State of California, is lightly injured. A body recovered in Gambler Bay raises total to eleven. Indians salvage whiskey and gear, then return property. soundings show no bottom at the wreck site.
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Seattle
Jefferson
Northwestern
State of California
Archie B. McKay
Yukon
Sanna Island
Gambier Bay
Alaskan
Robert D. MacGillivray
Juneau
Alaska
Gambler Bay
W. A. Dyer
Milwaukee
Wis
State of
California
Despondent Man Ends Life in Oregon Home
Salem report states Charles Richler aged 67 despondent over ill health shot himself on the back porch as his wife talked with friends in the front of the house. The tragedy occurred August 21 in Salem Oregon.
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Salem
Ore
Charles Richler
Personal mentions fill Pendleton social notes
S. F. Pace of Enterprise visited Pendleton yesterday. Miss Neva Lane leaves for Glacier National Park. Judge and Mrs. W. R. Ellis travel from Portland. E. Engdahl, Helix grain buyer, spent last evening in the city. H. H. McReynolds came from Port Rock yesterday afternoon. Frank P. Sela of Baker registered at the Bowman last night. Bert Wilson, O. W. R. & N. agent, is visiting his old home. Dr. Fred Lieuallen went to Port Rock this morning. Miss Marion Talbot of Milton visits Miss Vera Temple. Deputy Sheriff Joe Blakely went to Hermiston this morning. George W. Proebster, pioneer Weston farmer, came in this morning. Mr. and Mrs. Charles P. Miller and child left for Seattle and other sound points. John Spain arrives from Telecaset ranch. Mrs. Arthur A. Harlow of Woodburn visits her parents, Col. and Mrs. J. H. Raley. Mrs. Homer Watts and Mrs. J. D. Plamondon visit from Athena. LR. Kauffman, motor cycle expert near Walla Walla, plans a Pendleton shop. Miss Faye Bartholomew to arrive soon to visit Mrs. H. W. Collins and friends for Round-up. Tom Nye returns from Portland after death of his mother Mrs. A. W. Nye. funeral held Monday at Cannonver.
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S. F. Pace
Enterprise
Pendleton
Neva Lane
Glacier National Park
W. R. Ellis
Portland
E. Engdahl
Helix
H. H. McReynolds
Plot Rock
Frank P. Sela
Baker
The
Bowman
Bert Wilson
Fred Lieuallen
Pilot Rock
Marion Talbot
Milton
Vera Temple
Joe Blakely
Hermiston
Charles P. Miller
Seattle
Sound
John Spain
Telecaset
Arthur A. Harlow
Woodburn
Col
J. H. Raley
Homer Watts
J. D. Plamondon
Athena
LR. Kauffman
Walla Walla
Faye Bartholomew
H. W. Collins
Tom Nye
A. W. Nye
Cancouver
Rankin to Defend Indians in Pendleton Pipeline Suits
Assistant U S Attorney Robert Rankin will defend Umatilla Indians in 35 condemnation suits started by Pendleton to gain a right of way for pipelines across the Indian reservation. Court trials set for September 9 and 10 in Umatilla county. The city seeks $100 per mile, the government demands $175. A cement 20 foot wide line with 4 1/2 inch bore will be buried deep, with soil reset and farmers allowed to work over it. no fences.
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United States
Robert R. Rankin
Umatilla
Rankin
C. H Carter
Pendleton
Portland
Indian Agency
Department of the Interior
United States Attorney’s Office
Judge Speer Faces Serious Charges
Washington Aug 21 Federal Judge Emery Speer of the Fifth Georgia circuit faces multiple charges that could fuel impeachment proceedings. Allegations include mismanaging bankruptcy estates, presiding while his son in law earned fees, unlawful contempt punishments, ignoring higher court mandates, and absence from duty or trying cases outside his district. Additional unspecified accusations cover arbitrary conduct and personal habits.
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Washington
Senate
Emery Speer
Fifth Georgia
House Judiciary Committee
Speer
Circuit Court of Appeals
Supreme Court of the United States
Hood River Train Holdups Robbers Target Passengers
Hood River residents C R Bone and wife were among travelers robbed by highwaymen in Portland. A gunman threatened them while another searched, taking a watch and $5, and noting their wealth as “cheap skates.” A passenger hid $1000 in a lavatory. Witness Rev W E Young described gunfire as the holdup unfolded under a bridge. no injuries reported in their car.
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W. EB. Young
Survivor tells story of wreck aboard State of California
David Cowen of Vashon Island, a survivor of the Frederick Sound disaster, recounts the sinking of the State of California. He describes the ship listing, mules in the hold, unpacked hatchways, and passengers fighting for holds as the vessel went down. He and Hans Johnson in the engine room narrate the chaotic final moments and near-death escapes.
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Juneau
Alaska
David Cowen
Vashon Island
Seattle
State of California
Frederick Sound
Hans Johnson
Big Blonde Johnson
Lifeboat Arrives After Prolonged Sparring Incident
A brief report notes a dramatic rescue scene where a lifeboat finally reaches the castaway after a long struggle afloat. The description emphasizes endurance and the timely arrival of aid amid a perilous situation at sea.
Sulzer Meeting Urged by Portland Pastor
Rev Charles T McPherson of Trinity M E church in Portland asks Thomas W Lawson of Prineville to arrange a Sulzer meeting in Portland to back a good government campaign against Rose Murphy and her machine. Governor Sulzer replies urging contact with Lawson. The pastor telegraphed Sulzer and received a confirming note.
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Portland
Ore
Charles T. McPherson
Trinity Methodist Episcopal Church
Sulzer
New York
Thomas W. Lawson
Prineville
Friends of Good Government
Mr. Lawson
Votes for cash prize drive at local stores
A call to support an institution with a cash prize of 3150 by asking for votes at participating stores. Patrons are urged to cast votes in the East Oregonian office, with multiple businesses listed including G. I. La Don Lumber and Van Petten Lumber Co, Oregon Motor Garage, Alexanders Jewelry, and W. E. Hanscom Bakery.
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East Oregonian
Also Mentioned on This Page
F. E. Livengood & Co
W. I. Gadwa
Whipple
Clarence Penland
Edwards
George W. Wansen
Star Street
Garden and Webb
Joe Sullivan
Penland Bros
Temple Building
Bond Bros
D. E. Brown
Columbia River
Dalles
F. J. Donaldson
George W. Proebster
Weston
John McCourt
Thorn Hollow Springs
Wohlenberg’s
Wohlenberg
Thomas Lawson
Tammay
Rose Murphy
Catholic Church
ST. Marys Catholic Church
West Webb Street
ST. Anthony's Hospital
Department Store
the Peoples Warehouse
G. I. la Don
vVan Petten Lumber Co
Automobile & Garage
Oregon Motor Garage
Empire Meat Co
Pendleton Cash Market
Central Meat Market
D. D. Phelps
Bowman Hotel Grill
Tallman & Co
Alexanders
W. E. Hanscom
V. Stroble
J. P. Hansen
O. K
Noreen Bros
Fowman
Rohrman’s Bakery
Wood and Coal
B. L. Burroughs
Fames Cigars
Hale
McAtee
Pendleton Cleaning & Dye Works
City Brewery Bottling Works
East Oregonian’s Merchants’ Gift Contest
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