Local Ads and Notices Highlight Town Commerce
A collage of shop signs and notices mentions Withee's, Martin's, Haw ke latest styles, and Roosevelt's merchants selling hats and shoes. Other items note Teutsch's Department Store, Joerger's cleaning, and Joe Eldridge wheat yields. Local real estate transfers include Lew Montague selling near W Suiste for 650 dollars. Cattle shipments and farm activity are reported as two carloads head to Frye Bruhn.
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Joe Eldridge
McKay Creek
Lew Montague
W. Suiste
Mr. Suiste
Butter Creek
Frye-Bruhn Company
Lonergan
Fine Crop of Hay and Injuries Reported in Gur Dane
Fine crop of hay described by GL and J A Horseman of Gur dane with grain hay yielding about two and a half tons per acre and cutting complete. The Horsemans leased northern wild range to Martha Monahan for future sheep grazing. A F Michael a thresher on the reservation was badly cut while oiling machinery. several fingers and part of the hand lacerated. Dr. McFall treated the wounds and no amputation needed.
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J. A. Horseman
Gurdane
Horsemans
Martha & Monahan
Morrow
A. F. Michael
Tuckslay
Pierce & Cooley
Former Pendleton Resident Ray Tomlinson Visits Old Friends
Ray Tomlinson of Oakland California is in town visiting old friends. He is a son of Joseph Tomlinson, who was a contractor and builder here until about three years ago. After this visit Mr Tomlinson will proceed to another destination.
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Ray Tomlinson
Oakland
Cal
Mr. Tomlinson
Joseph Tomlinson
Tom Inson
Ovaidle
Mining Engineer Loses His Life in Kalama Fire
Kalama Washington August 25 In a blaze that partly ruined Edwin Collin s home Otto M Rosendale a renowned mining engineer and metallurgist was smothered to death remains found after the flames Wheat Market Very Dull locally today quotes 66 cents for club and 73 cents for bluestem no sales reported
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Kalama
Wash
Edwin Collin
Otto M. Rosendale
Club
Bluestem
For Sale Seven Hereford Cattle and Odd Political Note
For sale seven head Hereford cattle bred in the purple. One bull 16 months old two cows two six year old heifers two one year old heifers. To better blood in America. For particulars see Co. C. Berkeley. The democrats and alhver forces of all parties have united in Nevada. Governor Sparks will be the candidate for United States senator.
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America
Co. C. Berkeley
Alhver
Nevada
Sparks
United States
Pendleton Cattlemen and visitors mingle in city notes
Numerous Pendleton residents and guests are listed in a crowded social and business note. Dutton, Hayes, Dole, Saylor, Van Nuys, Saunders, Shaw, Kirkpatrick, Preston, Gagen, Lantz, Brock, Privett, Hastings, Hall, Bent ley, Kemper, Millis, Reed, Frasier, Bleakney, Van Nuys, Campbell, Montague, Buver, Wagner, Elder, Doherty, Slaughter, Smith, Blakley, Beulah Dial, Lieuallen, Lieuallen family, Stella Liguatlen, and Joe Parkes appear among frequent travel, visits, farming, and local commerce activity in Pendleton and surrounding areas.
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FR. Dutton Ie
Lehman Springs
Ellora Hayes
Tor
Portland
J F. Dole
la Grande
Hotel Bickers
J. B Saylor
Butter Creek
W. L. van Nuys
Meacham
B W. Saunders
Port Jan
Chris Nelson
Gurdane
W. P. Temple
Lehman’ Springs
J. Hubbard
Jone
Mia
H. BE
Cook
Kamela
Kirkpatrick
Farmington
K. F. Kirkpatrick
Dale Preston
Preston-Par
Fred H. Kemper
Oo. R & N. Employe
Quinn's
Columbia River
Co. J. Millis
Peoples Warehouse
Bleakney
Mise
Olive van Nuys
Indianapwlis
Ind
Pendleton Academy
Joe Liewallen
Abba
Mrr
Butlers
Spokane
G. W. Wagner
Wagner
Sam Elder
Pendleton
Joseph Doherty
J. P. Slaughter
Bitter
Long Creek
Northern Pacific
H. Wood
Fox Valley
Catharine Bowelle
Kansas
James Lieuallen
Adama
Stella Liguatlen
Joe A. Parkes
Return from Lehman Springs Ends Mountain Sojourn
Mrs. E. G. Bond and son Willard with Mrs. Sheridan and daughters Maude Gertrude Bertha Roy Alexander Mrs. A. M. Raley and daughter Pruett arrive home tonight after lodging in Lehman Springs to escape the heat.
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E. G. Bond
Willard
Sheridan
Maude
Gertrude
Bertha
Roy Alexander
A. M. Raley
Mra. Pruett
Lehman Springs
Sheep Killings Stir Crook County Range War
The Dalles August 25 report from Antelope says Crook county cattlemen did not kill 1000 sheep on the Morrow and Keenan range as first claimed. Estimates now suggest about 00 head killed or injured by small stockmen angry at sheep near their premises. Seven men involved. herder uninjured and not mistreated. No arrests yet. difficulty identifying shooters. Shipping interests seek more wharfage. no immediate action expected.
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Crook County
Dalles
Keenan
Too Much for Even Utah in Huntington Progress
The Huntington Progress argues that local ballroom ethics need reform. It condemns what it calls smuggling dancing and unruly behavior by some boys and girls who are not gentlemen or ladies and urges abolition of such practices.
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Utah
Huntington
Ginger worms and red pepper bugs in spice making
The text warns of ginger worms and red pepper bugs described as queer boarders to be looked for in the process of making spices rather than in Schilling's Best. It notes eggs too small to kill by grinding and cautions against keeping spices warm or they will do harm.
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Schilling
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Klirts
You Grey
Eutsch’s Dept. Store
Eatscats
Withee
Martin's
Bes
Roose
Nolf's
Howcigar
Dromp
East Bule
Tavore
Deliemilk
Tom
Octheon Theater
Apele Nvidence Propand College
Athena
Wade
Joerger's
West Court Street
Milned
Iziker Fas, Ensian
Horseman Brothers
Papa UG
C. Koeppen & Brothers
John Shaw
An Francisco
Astoria Daily News
Frederick Nolf & Co
Portland Trust Company
Oregon
Portland Trust Company of
Third Street
Beck
Cottonwood Street
Water
Court
Pendleton Roller Mills
Byers
Prop
Elaterite Roofing Co
Worcester Block
The
Schwarz & Greulich Meat Co
Main Street
East Oregonian