City Briefies UC Rader Nufood Carpete Rader and more
A collage of tiny notices lists local stores issuing fall goods and services. It mentions Hoston Store Roosevelt's Boston Store Rose Nichols transfer hauling Teutech's Department Store Greenawald & Headstrom shoe repairs and repairs, fashionable hats, fall shoes, a Jersey cow for sale, housing requests, ironers needed, an automobile firm promising durable machines, massages at Mrs Sawtell's, stage transport to Hidaway Borings, Fisher nets earnings, and the Fendleton Boy Military band planning practice in September with notices to watch for further timing.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
UC Rader
Nufood
Pendleton Business College
Hoston
Headstrom & Greenawald
Teutech
Byers’ Mill
Green- Greenawald & Headstrom
Teutech's
Greenawald & Headstrom
Teutechs’ Department Store
Pendleton Steam Laundry
Ap Automobile Concern
Pleased With Jalisco H E Brokers letter to Bennon
A letter from H E Brokers to John B Bennon manager of Columbia Produce praises Jalisco country as satisfactory and promising opportunities for energetic men with forme capital. He will hold a land tract near the town center awaiting developments. Seven drunks appear before Recorder Fire Gerald with mixed sentences.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Jalisco
H. E. Brokers
John B. Bennon
Columbia Produce Company
Jalleto
Pendleton
Mrr
Benvon
Marlin
Gerald
Mike Sullivan
Henry Rayburn
A. Bruhn
Davis Bellingham
Sinck
J. W. Marlin
Architect Troutman Plans Five Room Cottage on Lewis Street
Mra Fanning's property on Lewis street will host a five room cottage designed by architect Troutman. The site lies between Dr. J Smith and Dr. Somerville with an old building to be removed. Promissory note case by J Mumme y ve KK, Peters and M B Pear son seeks $127.00.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mra
Balld
Troutman
Fanning
Lewis Street
Dr. & J. Smith
B. J. Somerville
J. Mummey Ve KK
8. Peters
M. BE. Pearson
First National Bank Pendleton Ad Seeks Ironer Help
Wanted advertisement from The First National Bank Pendleton Oregon seeking a ladies clothes ironer at Robinson's Domestic Laundry. The ad states cashing checks can be done through any bank and that drafts can be cashed nationwide, with free service for check presentation.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
United States
Canada
First National Bank
Pendleton
Oregon
Robinson's
Pendleton Gossipy Feed of Junior Irrigation Delegates
Local scene brims with travel and visits as residents and visitors depart for Portland to attend the Irrigation congress. Notables include T G Halley Olive Tryon A J Owen HL Alexander and many others returning from fairs, campaigning hunts, or business in Meacham La Grande and surrounding points.
Desolation lake camping trip returns as sheriff probes proceed
A resident returned from a camping trip to rejoin duties as the district attorney resumes duties once the sheriff books audit is reviewed Friday. Kansas pioneer J M Buffington arrives from Oxford after visiting North Yakima and the Lewis and Clark fair. Sheep and lamb buyer Glover continues seeking 15 000 head, purchasing some in Portland and Washington. A Zouske reports 30 bushels per acre near Warren, typical yields expected with scarce moisture this season.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Kansas
J. M. Buffington
Sumner County
North Yakima
Buffington
Oxford
Glover
North Dakota
Lamba
Pendleton
Portland
Oregon
Washington
Will Be Married September 7 Roscoe Seeds and Miss Margaret Summel
Announced here Roscoe A Seeds formerly of this city and Miss Margaret Olive Summel of Spokane will marry September 7 at the bride’s parents home in Spokane. Seeds, now a railway mall clerk between here and Spokane, was formerly a bookkeeper for Oliver & Co.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Roscoe A. Seeds
Margaret Olive Summel
Spokane
Mr. Seeds
Here
Oliver & Co
Postal Cards Held Up By Authorities
A number of souvenir postal cards have been held up by local postal authorities on grounds of obscenity. The cards were forwarded to the department of Washington for action and review.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Prat
Department of Washington
Cattle Shipped to Troutdale From Local Firms
Seven cuts of fat cattle from J H Firman and two from Wo BR Cae were shipped to the Union Meat company at Troutdale today over the Rn and N. J Gross and Dumits Le Brune were married last evening at St Marys Catholic church in the city. Marriage licenses issued today to Lewis Ragins and Mianehe Jacques, both of the county. Roland W Diller dies at Spritefield Illinois aged 3. long-time drug store owner and friend of Abraham Lincoln.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Troutdale
J. H. Firman
Wo BR. Cae
Union Meat Company
J. Gross
Dumits le Brune
St. Mary's Catholic Church
Uratilla County
Lewis Ragins
Mianehe Jacques
Roland W. Diller
Spritefield
Til
Abraham Lincoln
Will Meet Monday For Board Of Equalization Hearings
The county board of equalization will convene Monday to review the recently prepared assessment role. Assessor Strain has issued notices and is compiling mortgages filed in the county recorder office to identify holders and ensure they are taxed. Taxpayers with complaints may present revisions before the one week session ends, with mortgage holders notified to appear if they wish to contest assessments. The report includes local notes on Red Clover growth and land use in New Hope district near Applegate River.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Assensor Strain
County Board of Equalization
Faseseor
Sestonce
Amessor Strain
Strain
County Recorder
Board of Equinitzation
H. & Wynant
Applegate River
New Hope
Courier
Mr. Wyant
Rogue River
Grant
Pam Courier
Cohen Returns After Weeks Away in Alaska Visit
Leon Cohen came back this morning after a several weeks absence spent visiting Alaska. During the trip Mr. and Mrs. Cohen toured Ketchikan and other places.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Leon Cohen
Alaska
Mrs. Cohen
Ketchikan
New Train Tomorrow on Walla Walla Pendleton Run
The first train on the new Walla Walla to Pendleton O R N passenger run is due tomorrow morning arriving at 8 50 from Walla Walla. Pendleton businessmen will greet the train at the depot. Conductor Menazies of the mixed branch is expected to pilot the new run, with Dave Wright likely moving to the mixed run. By August 19 1390 yellow fever cases had occurred in New Orleans with 190 deaths.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
O'Hara
la Grande
Bingham Springs
Walla Walla-Pendleton
Walla Walla
Pendleton
New Orleans
Also Mentioned on This Page
Lee
Teutsch’s
F. J. Sawtell
Cosble Street
Tallman & Co
Tcin House
Fendicton Boy Military Band
Bs Hoon
Louis Hunziker
Jewelr and Optician
Main Street
Meacham
Koeppens
Koeppen & Brothers
T. G. Halley
Irrigation Congress
Olive Tryon
A. J. Owen
HL Alexander
Puget
Mark Patton
Wall Wally
Charlea Kelsay
Sumpter
Baker
BD. J. McFaul
Oliver Keleny
Huntington-Pendleton
Glenn Winslow
Newport
Stanislaus
St. Francis
Pati
L. B. Penland
Helix
Lawland Hork Fair
Frank Anges
Pasenger Brakeman
Huntington
City
George E. Blekle
Mreu. Mekle
Milton
Marshall
W. Coffman
James Connors
la Grande Freight Division
Misa Nellie Cameron
Tootelé
Neill
Schoenhalx
L. D. Reavin
Willows County
Joseph
Joseph Garrell
North Powder
Peebler
Chimberhiin
B. R. Wolfe
G. W. Wolfe
Mesa
Alva
Nob
B. R. Willie
Denoconess
Say Francisco
Moscow
Idaho
Mien Nelile Kimbrell
Peacetea
W. Jacek
Assessor Striin
Indiana
Jack
Eber Connell
Fort Wayne
O'Connell
Warner
Oregonlia
McKimm
Pennsylvania Road
Ioomill
Denver
Mhelps Mas Metureds
G. Wo Phelps
Tom Woute
Hartman
Bentley
Pendleton, Ore
Phone Main
Desolation Lake
Bilgard
Hie Tupain
John McCourt
A. Zouske
Warren Station
Party From
Ohio
No. 1
Ashtabula, O
Wear
Equalization Board
Cohen
Lin
Erero Ashim Olor
Reply
Wyglee
Sterting Remedy Co
Chicago
Frazer Theatre
Mr. Barnes
Wilila
Coon
Dixie
Charles P. Arnold
The
Optoroon Floradora
Seayon Eie
Donaldson's Red Cross Pharmacy
Prlmer
Keeney
Sweeney
Sweemy
Brock & McComas Company Druggists
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