City Recap of Local Notices and Advertisements
A mix of small ads and notices: dry firewood from Minnis, Forshaw Christmas tree orders, Electric Bakery bread wagon, Houser’s Market meats at 124 W Court, Johnson’s Restaurant at 609 Main, help wanted for housework and night desk at Baker & Folsom’s, Perry Houser’s new market opening, lost items at Armory hall and Star Theater, keys at George Darveau, fishing gear at Goodman Hardware, Christmas eve loss near M E Church, sales of two horses and gear, bookkeeper job sought, Hiawatha hair tonic ad with $100 guarantee, Eldridge sewing machines at Tallman & Co, investment ads for land, timber cruiser recruitment, and Moscow Idaho cruiser position for client representations.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Forshaw
Houser’s Market
W. Court Street
Baker & Folsom‘s
Perry Houser
Pendleton
Armory Hall
M.E. Church
Church
G. R. Demott & Co. Grocery
Studebaker
East Oregonian
Ular
Cure Golden Thule Hotel
Hiawatha
Hiawatha Hall Tonle Co
Tallman & Co
Goodman Hardware Co
Care East Oregonian
Moscow
Idis
B. Merwin & Co
Idaho
Sheriff Kid Rand Travels After Prisoner Escort
Baker county Sheriff Kid Rand, a popular figure, was in the city Saturday night between trains while returning from Salem where he had delivered a prisoner from the penitentiary.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Kid Rand
Baker County
Salem
Roseburg Brothers Cleared in Murder Case
Walter and Louis Carlyle were acquitted by Justice J. T. Long after a coroner's jury charged them with murder in the killing of Mange Kin caid. The double homicide occurred on C. and Co. Railroad land near Oakland after the brothers had fled their homestead following a confrontation with armed men.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Roseburg
Walter
Louis Carlyle
Mange Kincaid
J. T. Long
Justice Long
Yellow Creek
Oakland
Carlyles
Transfer Services by Stansbery and Milne
All kinds of transfer work done promptly by Stansbery and Milne. Phone Main 6.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Stansbery & Milne
Personal visits fill Pendleton notes in January list
Hermiston residents J, RR Means and W H Donovan visited the city on busines s trips while D Harrison from Pilot Rock was a business visitor at the county seat. Echo’s R B Stanfield and wife called briefly, and J H James from McKay creek also traveled on business. Olive Jones of Walla Walla recently from La Grande visits friends. Harry Burke returns home to Hermiston after holidays. Numerous other locals and visitors from Echo, Pendleton, Weston, Holdman, and Umatilla areas are listed in city notes of social and business travel.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
W. H. Donovan
Hermiston
D. Harrison
Pilot Rock
R. B. Stanfield
Echo
J. H. James
McKay Creek
Mists
Olive Jones
Walla Walla
la Grande
Harry Burke
Baker City
M. M. Slattery
Business College
Spokane
Elizabeth Foley
Seattle
Belle Watson
A. Nelson
George Ferguson
Alexander
Weston
Rose Phillips
N. Cummings
Holdman
H. A. Richardson
Adams
Pendleton
BR. B. Hill
Farmers’ Bank of
Athena
W. A. Brown
Hotel Pendleton
Frank Mytinger
J. W. Ramsey
Rathdrum
Idaho
Cook
Hawthorne
Oregon City
Alma
Florence Harris
W. H. Tsanes
Ada
Caldwell
Mattle la Dow
Beauregard Street
Charles McBee
Birch Creek
J. N. Teal
Portland
Washington, D. C
National Rivers and Harbors Congress
Congressional Committees
National Capital
Oregon School Lands Vacant Acres Listed in Umatilla County
The Salem Journal notes Oregon state school lands in Umatilla County now show only about 900 acres vacant. Applications to buy must be in person with 20 percent down, minimum two dollars and fifty cents per acre, though the board may set higher prices. If offers are unsatisfactory, local board attorneys handle the matter. New surveys run 90 days before sale to the highest bidder at or above the minimum. Chief clerk John Michell and stenographer Julia K Webster oversee the office.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Umatilla
Oregon
Salem Journal
John Michell
Julia K. Webster
Benton Acres
Baker
Clackamas
Clatsop
Columbia Fiebene
Coos
Ay Fee
Lee
Curry
Crook
Douglas Shanes
Gilliam
Renee
Grant
Harney
Peery Jackson
Josephine Pee
Evanee Teense
Serene
Baleen
Lincoln
Eras Marion See
Feowne
Tillamook
Union Watch Meeting at M E Church New Year Service
A union watch night service at the M E church runs Tuesday from 9 PM to midnight to honor the old year and welcome the new. Rev Quinney Rev Van Nuys Rev Storey Rev Lewellen and Rev Tallman will give addresses. Mrs J S Landers sings solo as part of the program. all are invited.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
M. E. Church
Union
M. E
Quinney
Episcopal Church
van Nuys
Presbyterian Church
Storey
Baptist Church
Lewellen
M. RB. Church South
Tallman
Pitt
Mra. J
Landers
Flour Mill for Wallula Promises Local Investment
Wallula Gateway reports renewed local interest in securing a flour mill at Wallula. Two local capitalists offer to subscribe to stock totaling 5000 dollars. ample grain locally supports a mill nine months yearly. water supply is limited. Interested parties may contact S A Ash or A Ferrlans for details.
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Wallula
S A. Ash
A. Ferrlans
Coal on Sale at 87 1/2 Per Ton from Potlatch Lumber Co
Potlatch Lumber Co advertises Wyoming coal at 87.50 per ton with 400 tons available for sale at a bin price of 7.60 per ton. Located at 700 W Alta St, phone Main 92. Immediate sale window noted.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Wyoming
Potlatch Lumber Coo
Alta St
Boosting Idaho in Pacific Monthly irrigation feature
Fred Lockley of the Pacific Monthly is in Pocatello gathering statistics for a major irrigation story to appear in the February issue. He toured southern Idaho towns, collecting details for what is billed as the best irrigation feature yet printed. The magazine plans a large Idaho boost and will cover the sagebrush fiesta in Pocatello forthcoming.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Fred Lockley
Pacific Monthly
Mississippi River
Pocatello
Saya the Pocatello Tribune
Lockley
Gonian
Idaho
Union
Grand Ball at Eagle's Hall on New Year’s Eve
A New Year’s Eve grand ball at Eagle's Hall on Tuesday December 31 features John Son’s Orchestra. Ladies free while gentlemen pay 75 cents to attend. everyone is invited. If you see it in the East Oregonian, it’s correct.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Eagle's Hall
Johnson
East Oregonian
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Johnson's
Campbell's
Crawford & Power
W. Court
Star Theater
George Darveau
Hotel St. George
Louis Hunziker
Main
Sheriff Rand
A. C. Koeppen & Brothers
RR. Means
W. M. Mumford
Conners
He- Six
Dr. Jenki and
Mr. Hyde
R. C. Egbers
Sandpoint
H. G. Hurlburt
J. FE. Davis
Umatitla
Mise Ethel Martin
Milton
Aliee Gangyon
R. Alexander
Dale Slusher
Southern Pacific
Los Angeles
William Slusher
Miude Davis
Drain
L. D. Nash
Hazel Weller
Brownsville
John T. Whistler
East Umatilla
Frederick Rosa
Ellensburg
Wash
Guy O'Melveny
George N. Croas#field
Wasco
the Alexander Department Store
Headquarters
Frank B. Clopton & CO
E. Court. St., Pendleton, Ore
Just
Electric Bakeries
Dean Tatum
Main ST
Rader’s Furniture
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