Get Sunny and New Goods at Local Stores
Briefs note several shops including Roosevelt's, Martin's, and Teutsch's offering hats, shoes, groceries, and housewares. Advertises rent notices, room for rent, and a new depot project at Shell Rock. Also mentions a newborn daughter to Mr. and Mrs. Rendall, clothes cleaning services, and sale of a few acre lots in West Pendleton.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Withne's
Koox
Roosevelt's
Martin's
Roosevelt’s
Teutsch's
Sulie
Office. & George
Openight
Gloria
Toutech's
Shellrock
Joerger’s
West Court Street
West Pendleton
M. Richardson
Pendleton
Oregon
Display of New Fall Goods Department Opens Daily
Display of New Fall Goods department reports daily receipt of hundreds of new items. Prices list serviceable grey mixed knit from 3.00 to 9.80 with various dresses corsets and suits noted. Sales pitch promises latest up-to-date dresses and fall dress materials with frequent updates.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Neady
Hawley Brothers Close Out Sale to Quit Grocery Business
Hawley Brothers announce a permanent retirement from the grocery trade and start a closing out sale with drastic price reductions on all stock. They have leased their room to R. Alexander who will take possession once vacated, aiming to wrap up operations as soon as possible.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Hawley Brothers
Busine
Hawley Bros
R. Alexander
Personally Conducted Excursion to St Louis by O R N
On September 6 the O R N will run a through tourist sleeper to St Louis under the personal supervision of Mr R A Smith city ticket agent at Walla Walla who will accompany the car A side trip will go to Salt Lake City for an organ recital in the Tabernacle to benefit passengers Reservation may be made with the local agent and should be tid as early as possible Detailed information available by calling on or addressing G C Smith agent KR N Co Rh Burns General Agent Wallan Walla WA Cattle Driven From Hilgard to Pendleton for Union Meat Company Portland Two carloads of fine cattle were driven to Pendleton from Hilgard bought by Cr Henson shipped over the O R N W It was necessary to drive here to weigh as Hilgard lacks stock scales
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
St. Louis
R. A. Smith
Walla Walla
Salt Lake City
Big Tabernacle
C, Smith
Burns
Wallan Walla
Waah
Hilgard
Pendleton
Cr. Henson
Union Meat Company of
Portland
W. R. Ellis
Sovaca
G. W. Richey
Ie la
Rossland
B. C
Charles Marsh
Hartman Abstract Company
Meacham
Pearl Pepper
la Grande
Elgin
John McNerney
Willows
Charity and
Harriett Ankeny
F. W. Paine
Baker City
Ed Morgan
Cc. W. Coyle
Irrigation Age
San Francisco
E. W. Rhea
Heppner
W. E. Brock
Rheale
Brock
Harry Cargill
Nils
Jackson Street
Charles Cockburn
Walla Wallala
Harry W. Huffman
Union
Union County
Ho Y. Lemons
Nellie
Oscar
Tacoma
Sheek
Sheek. Mrs. Lemons Will Go To la Grande
Ackerman
Alexander's Department Store
Portis
Z. W Cwopton
Wis
M. ¥. Howard
Methodist Church South Conference
Milton
Spokane
Compton
Cattle Carloads Headed Toward Frye Bruhn Shipment
Two carloads of fat cattle bound for Frye Bruhn are expected to arrive today or tomorrow, picked up by J. C. Lonergan in the upper McKay creek country. The cattle were thought to involve Geo Adams Ed Carvey Harry Card and Alex Hanna.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Frye Bruhn
J. C. Lonergan
McKay Creek
Geo, Adams
Ed Carvey
Harry Card
Alex Hanna
Wheat yields near town on Beard farm reach high levels
The Beard wheat on 1200 acres, six miles northwest of town, averaged about 85 bushels per acre. It was sown and harvested by tenant Dave Nelson and judged by an experienced grain expert as No. 1 quality. Overall average for the area stood at 35 bushels.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
T. K. Beard
Dave Nelson
Will Sow 1920 Acres This Fall in Wheat Field Plan
Dave Nelson, six miles northwest of town, reports this year’s wheat yield about 26 bushels per acre on a section. He plans to sow 1820 acres this fall. People who advertise their troubles never clear off their stock.
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Dave Nelson
Death of Mrs. Curtright at Gurdane Home
Mrs. Fiers Curtright aged 40 years 4 months 28 days died yesterday at her niece’s home 17 Willow street after a 16 day illness of pneumonia erysipelas She was born in Iowa 1864 came to the county three years ago and was married twice her first husband Cole was shot to death in Dubuque The funeral was held this afternoon at Mrs Land's residence led by Rev G L Hall
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Gurdane
Mra. Fiers & Curtright
Oop Wm
Mra
T. P. Lund
Willow Street
Phiegmon
Curtright
Iown
William Cartright
Lenter
Cole
Dubuque
Iowa
Fion
Engine Wrecked at Pleasant Valley Round House Pit
A locomotive numbered 305 of the O R a N turned over in the Pleasant Valley round house pit. A work crew under Superintendent Bucking has toiled three days to lift engine 305 from the pit, with efforts ongoing.
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Roundhouse
Pleasant Valley
Mr. Bucking
Round House
Locomotive and tender crash at helper station east of Baker City
A monster engine and tender rolled off the track while backing into the roundhouse 15 miles east of Baker City. An attempt to stop them failed and the tender slid off the end crashing through the roundhouse rear. The engine and tender, about tons, lie 15 feet below track level with the engine on its side, loose from the tender.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Helper Station
Baker City
Machine Fire Destroys Grain Field Apparatus
A fire yesterday afternoon in Moses Taylor's grain field near Weston destroyed an automatic stacker a straw carrier a derrick table and 15 sacks of wheat. The threshing machine and hundreds more sacks were saved by harvesting crew. loss under 200 dollars. The fire likely started by friction. machine belonged to J A Baddeley.
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Moses Taylor
Weston
Ti Wae Firet
J. A. Baddeley
Prominent figures attend Northwest Indian Teachers Institute
Newport hosts the Northwest Indian Teachers Institute with state officials present. Migg Betelle Ree, superintendent of Indian schools for the United States, is highlighted as a top figure, ranking third in Indian affairs behind Secretary Hitchcock and Indian Commissioner Jones. Ree heads the department of Indian schools from Arlington Hotel accommodations in Washington. The text notes lively sparring when a critical woman and a profane man clash.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Northwest Indian Teachers’ Institute
Newport
Migg Betelle Ree
United States
Mise Reel
Hitchcok
Jones
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Rimber Naas
Hunan Shoes
Roos
Teulach
Delicon
Main Street
Inquire
Catflee
Pantheon Theater
Apto
Rudolph Martin
Omer Rick and College
L. H. Lee
C. Rottman
Washington Nursery Co
Springs
EB. Smith
Agust
Aseeces
Palra
Ee Teutsch’s Dept. Store
Koeppan
Joe
Koeppens
Price
A. C. Koeppen & Brothers
W. A. Storle
Martin Anderson
Willis Koster
Palouse
H. O. Peck
C. E. Redfield
Douglas Helt
Pilot Rock
Bickers
Indian Institute
Schilling’s
Frederick Nolf & Co
Portland Trust Company
Portland Trust Company of
Third Street
Henj. J. Collen
H. JL. Pittock
Lee Paget
J. O. Goltra
Beck
Cottonwood Street
Bie
Pendleton Roller Mills
W. &. Byerg
Prop
Elaterite Roofing Co
Worcester Block
The
Schwarz & Greulich Meat Co
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