Local classifieds and listings in Pendleton Oregon
Local notices ads and listings show services like piano tuning insurance lodging and boarding house rental sale of property livestock auctioneering and real estate in Pendleton Oregon. Entries mention Wanter-Good and Lehman Hot Springs phone lines J A Borie Lumber Co 322 Lincoln near Jackson West Webb area and Temple building Room 6 Popcorn Crispette Machines Unique Shooting Gallery and Dr Brown proprietor with prizes including a Remington rifle.
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Gooj
East Oregonian
Joe Ell
American National Bank
Paul Hemmelgarn
J. A. Borie Lumber Co
Lincoln
Jackson
Clarence Penland
Edwards
George W. Hinson
Star Street
Garden and Webb
Joe Sullivan
Penland Bros
Main Street
Temple Building
Pendleton
Ore
Bond Brogs
Dr. Brown
Cashier Wanted for Local Business
Official notice seeking a cashier applicant to write an original hand written application including personal details such as age marital status living arrangements and business experience with contact information and references. Applicants must address the letter to X. Y. z. at this office.
Round-Up Band Plays Tonight in Malin Street Concert
The eleventh weekly band concert of the season occurs this evening on Malin street between Court and Alta. The program features Marches and polkas including Battle of the Waves and La Vestale, with selections by Mrs. C. E. Oliphant and Miss Arline McMonies. A $10 reward is offered for each of two lost horses described by Clarence Adame of Pendleton, Oregon.
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Malin Street
Court
Alta
E. Oliphant
Arlene
Mesa Grande
Maurice
C. E. Oliphant
la Vestale
Mercadante
Kugawiak- SS
Paos
Wileniawski
Trail of the Lonesome Pine
Arline McMonies
Remick Star Spangled Banner
Pendleton
Ore
Oregon
Clarence Adame
Pilot Rock
English Bride-To-Be Applies for Marriage License in Ware
Miss Jean ie G Templeton of England arrives in Ware to wed Alexander G Oliver of Lethbridge Alberta. The license is issued the following Wednesday. Templeton traveled 3000 miles to Boston. Oliver will cross about 2000 miles to Ware. After the ceremony the couple will move to Alberta.
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Ware
Mass
Jeanie G. Templeton
England
Alexander G Oliver
Lethbridge
Alberta
Andrew Bryson
Edward P. Morse
Templeton
Boston
Oliver
Personal Mentions From Local Area and Visitors
A series of brief notes lists residents and visitors: W. H. Bell leaves for Portland on business. Allen Thomson of Echo visits Pendleton. Mrs. G. W. Knight and son Ralph arrive from Helix. R. Hibbard and Roy Shelton of La Grande stay in the city. Mrs. John Timmerman arrives from her ranch. District Game Warden E. F. Averill attends Meacham on office duties. Local merchant L. G. Frazier travels to Portland via Walla Walla. P. A. McPhee visits from Bing-ham Springs. Rev. T. F. Weaver returns from Helix. Frank Pertholet accompanies Conductor Gus Bertholet from Paseo. Babe Bean returns from Lehman Springs after weeks with an orchestra. Mrs. Jack Vincent visits from Athena to stay with her parents, Mr. and Mrs. Thomas Boylen. Ex-county judge Thomas P. Gilliland returns to his ranch near Pilot Rock after completing harvest of a good crop.
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W. H. Bell
Portland
Allen Thomson
Echo
Pendleton
G. W. Knight
Ralph
Helix
R. Hibbard
Roy Shelton
la Grande
City
L. G. Frazier
Walla Walla
P. A. McPhee
Bingham Springs
T. F. Weaver
Christian Church
Frank Pertholet
Gus Bertholet
Paseo
Babe” Bean
Lehman Springs
Jack Vincent
Athena
Thomas Boylen
Thomas P. Gilliland
Pilot Rock
Age Is No Hindrance to Hillsboro Wedding
Hillsboro Oregon August 22 Two long time residents John Maynard a septuagenarian and Emma Everett a few years younger broke celibacy by obtaining a marriage license this week and wed at Rev W J Weber Methodist Church with witnesses Mary J Fisher and F E Fisher. They then left town for a secret honeymoon.
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Hillsboro
Ore
Benedicts
John Maynard
Emma Everett
W. J. Weber
M. E. Church
Mary J. Fisher
F. E. Fisher
Girls Make Just Enough to Exist in Kansas City
In Kansas City a welfare board report finds 25 percent of 25 000 women workers earn under 64 a week, enough for bare existence. Investigated over two years, the data cover manufacturing, telephone work, agriculture, professional, domestic service and more. Many are unmarried, with 69 percent single and 76 percent living with family or relatives. Some factories have sped up machinery to boost nine hour output.
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Kansas City
Board of Public Welfare
Changes Are Voted Down In The Bill
Washington August 22 The democratic house caucus and the senate banking and currency committee conference debated the administration currency bill One minor amendment was added the Neely amendment to limit a man to directing more than one bank Pending The debate included warnings from Representative Wingo Arkansas that defeating the interlocking directorate ban would fuel Republican claims of Democratic surrender to Cleveland H Dodge and Cyrus McCormick Most amendments were decisively defeated with votes like 21 to 103.
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Washington
Democratic House Caucus
Democratic
Senate Committee On Banking and Currency
Neely
Wingo
Arkansas
Cleveland H. Dodge
Cyrus McCormick
Wilton
Crazed man drives auto into drug store alarmed by threats
A 34 year old man and proprietor of the Electric Studio on Court street was committed to the Federal state hospital after a week of irrational and anxious behavior. He had previously been an inmate of Salem asylum. His partner cited poor health and overwork as factors. The incident followed narcotic sedatives and insomnia. In Washington, Kentucky Representative Ben Johnson reported daily threats to his life over the federal loanshark bill. An affidavit described a capital policeman claim of attempted murder. Sharks allegedly used a 12000 dollar slush fund. McDermott was accused of receiving 7500 dollars.
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Fastern
Oregon State Hospital
Salem Asylum
St. Anthony Hospital
Alien
Electric Studio
Court Street
E. Be, Gustin
Washington
Ben Johnson
Kentucky
Capital
Johnson
J. T. McDermott
Illinois
McMichael
House
Lost tooth chain with diamond settings initials T F B 258
A lost tooth chain with diamond settings bearing the initials T F B and the number 258 was found on the street near a fountain pen owner. A suitable reward is offered for its return to the office. Call at the Georgia restaurant to claim.
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Georgia
Isham the horse sells for 150 dollars in Denver auction
Colonel C. J. Bills of Lincoln Nebraska bought Isham the famous white horse used by Buffalo Bill for 25 years at a bankrupt Wild West show sale in Denver. The auction was conducted under United States district court orders with Bills opening the bid.
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Denver
C. J. Bills
Lincoln
Nebraska
Isham
W. F. Cody
Buffalo Bill
Cody
United States District Court
ThirteenYearOld Wins Wireless Operator License
Alice McGonaughty, a fourteen year old Cincinnati schoolgirl, becomes the first to obtain a wireless telegraph operator license under new Great Lakes regulations. She installed her own apparatus at home and wired the system, despite an age-claim error later corrected by confirming authorities.
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Cincinnati
Great Lakes
United States
Mies
Merchants' Gift Contest enters second week
The Merchants Gift Contest continues with a substantial prize and free votes option. Participants are urged to seek support from St Marys Catholic Church on West Webb Street along with funds to St Anthony's Hospital Parish Aid. Read totals show 91,215 19,435 1,030 1,000.
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ST. Mary's Catholic Church
West Webb Street
ST. Anthony's Hospital
Vote Drive Promises Cash Prize for Local Institution
An open call urges patrons to request votes when shopping at listed stores and to cast ballots in the East Oregonian office. The campaign promotes a $150 prize for the winning institution, with venues including Peoples Warehouse, The Pastime Theater, Alexanders, Warren's Music, Van Petten Lumber, Oregon Motor Garage, and others.
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East Oregonian
Indian rider vows to steal horse if rival fails
An Indian competitor, Isham, argued over a horse sale with rivals from the Bills team. He raised funds by selling his saddle and effects, pushing bids to 150 dollars. He threatened to steal the horse and give it to Buffalo if his rival did not return Isham to Buffalo Bill. The rival explained their aims matched.
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Ding
Carlo Miles
Cody
Isham
Buffalo Fill
Semaphores for Street Traffic Use in Philadelphia
Philadelphia deploys the Porter Bay traffic semaphore at Broad and Chestnut streets to regulate heavy city traffic. The device, operated by a crossing policeman, is visible from a block away and may be installed at all downtown crossings if successful.
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Philadelphia
Broad
Chestnut Streets
Good Looking Men They Will Not Wed
Berlin Aug 22 Acting on a theory that handsome husbands cause domestic unhappiness Fraulein Derben of Hesse Cassel founded a league against beauty Members pledge to marry only ugly men She studied 17 unhappy marriages and found 12 where the husband s looks led to infidelity She says a good looking man should be forbidden to marry
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Berlin
Fraulein Derben
Hesse-Cassel
League Against
Grant County to See Aeroplane at County Fair
John Day Oregon August 25 at a base meeting a partial program was set for the county fair in October. It was decided to try to bring an aeroplane to the event as many residents have never seen a flying machine. Also planned is a possible Pendleton Round-up war dance by local Indians and other novel features.
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Grant County
John Day
Ore
Pendleton
Tokio to build Astor style hotel across from imperial palace
Mamoru Kishi, imperial hotel manager in Tokyo, plans a new hotel costing over 1.9 million dollars across from the imperial palace. He says it will be American in design and will adopt the Astor name, modeled after New York’s Astor Hotel. He trained in the United States and Europe, learning hotel management in New York, London, and across the country.
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New York
Mamoru Kihi
Imperial Hotel
Tokio
Japan
Imperial Palace
Frank H. Kimball
Security Construction Company
Kishi
United States
William C. Muschenheim
The
Astor
Steamer Babey Gatmert Runs to Portland Daily
Passengers for Portland may ride the Str Babey Gatmert from The Dalles daily except Sunday and Monday at 3 15 p m arriving in Portland at 9 45 p m Fare from The Dalles to Portland is 1 00 dollars.
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Portland
Columbia River
Babey Gatmert
Dalles
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F. E. Livengood & Co
Whipple
Lehman Hot Springs
Phon Main
Carney & Bradley Barn
Call 570
B. Rude
E. L. Smith
W. Webb
Victor
Warren
F. J. Donaldson
John Timmerman
E. F. Averill
Meacham
Girl OF
Wiliam Luther
Woodrow Wilson
Aliee McGonaughty
Alice
Ohio
Catholic Church
Department Store
the Peoples Warehouse
Tallman & Co
Ces Alexanders
Alexanders
V. Stroble
J. P. Hansen
O. K. Shop
G. L. la Don
Lumber
van Petten Lumber Co
Automobile & Garage
Oregon Motor Garage
Empire Meat Co
Pendleton Cash Market
Central Meat Market
Plumbing & Gas Fitting
Phelps
Bowman Hotel Grill
Noreen Bros
Eenee
Delta
Bowman
Eeeeee
Rohrman's Bakery
L. Burroughs
Fames Cigars
Wall Paper & Paints
Hale & McAtee
Pendleton Cleaning & Dye Works
City Brewery Bottling Works
East Oregonian’s Merchants’ Gift Contest
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