Local shopping and services ad snippets
Fragmented ads advertise slippers at Teutschs stores and Martins fruit daily, shoe repair and laundry services, furnished rooms at 407 Alta Street and 708 Raley Kennedy, 126 West Court dry cleaning, and 701 phone line for urgent service. Mentions moving McFann, rubber-tired buggy prize, and Oregonian subscription guessing contest.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Leutsch’s
Martin’s
Teutsch
Teutsch's
Flow
Famerly
Kees
Elgar
Furnahed
Alta Street
W. J. Clerk
Raley & Kennedy
Fresh taffy at Miller's on Court Street
For Rent Pourroom louse near old Academy apply at the offen.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Miller's
Court Street
Old Academy
Bowman Building Progress Delayed by Iron Shortage
Work on the Bowman Worlding is halted today due to a missing consignment of galvanized iron for the Gornbec project. If the material arrives tomorrow, brick work will proceed and the structure will be turned over to the roof men and centers.
Coming Events in Walla Walla Poultry Show and Pendleton Meet
Walla Walla hosts a poultry show in February with events listed for February 19 to 22, 1904. Oregon Christian Endeavor gathering set for Pendleton during the same period.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Walla Walla
Oregon
Christian Endeavor
Pendleton
Local Cannery Output To Be Distributed In City
A. B. Moss secures contract with T Davidson Grocery to distribute Idaho Canning Company output from the Payette cannery. Estimated total product value around 41,000 dollars. Frances Thompson osteopathic physician offers home visits for women and children by appointment. The Framke/ Ronigaix wedding occurs Saturday at 9 o'clock in the Catholic church.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
A. B. Moss
Payete
T Davidson Groware Company
Idaho Canting Company
Payette
Hijee Stibesman
Frances Thompson
American School of Osteopathy
Kirkaville
Pocahontas Lodge Dance Social Planned at Hendricks Ball
The Pocahontas Lodge jndiex hosts a social dance with refreshments on February 10 at Hendricks' Ball. All Redmen are invited to attend this community event.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Jndiex of
Pocahontas Lodge
Prominent Elks Invited to La Grande Ball Banquet
Invitations have been received by the prominent Elks of La Grande requesting their presence at a ball and banquet to be given by the La Grande lodge on February 22. Mrs. Annie Macauley of Independence, a pioneer of Oregon, died Thursday at age 74.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
la Grande
Elks
L A
Annie Macauley
Independence
Oregon
Northwestern Gas & Electric plans unite Boise Pendleton and Walla Walla plants
Holxe City paper outlines Northwestern Gas & Electric plans to purchase the Boise City plant and railway, consolidate the Walla Walla and Pendleton plants, and install a monster powerhouse on the Little Walla Walla River. The move would create a regional system with a single general manager to oversee Boise Pendleton Walla Walla and related facilities.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Northwestern Gas & Electric Company
Boise City
Boise
Pendleton
Walla Walla
Northwestern
Gaas & Electric
F W. Wincen
Pendieton
Markholler
Pssion
Genera
Com Munny
Vincent
Wella Planta
Little
Walla Walli
Tororrow
Geneva
Omianhaer
Vincent Sili
Whey
Personal mentions and visits in Baker City note
Several residents and visitors are listed in Baker City with Pendleton and La Grande ties. Names include Laii, Albert Harald of Adams, Gen Gibbs of Milton, John Cleghorn of Bebo, T. J. Evans of Trevidale, CW. Orton of Vaneyol, William Mosgrove of Athena, Mrs. M. F. Ketles of Eevhore, Dennis Nichols of Lane Valley, J. W. Perringer of Adams, Mr. and Mrs. A. Bonnell of Burns, C. J. McGinnis at A. Nolte's, George D. P. Goodhue of Salon, J. R. Kelly, H. W. Clawdeck of Elgin, Mme Etta Leach of Weston, Mire W. H. Nebergall and Lela Higgins, Ross Kahler, Myr Kabler, A. F. Zowllner of Pendleton, W. Gwynn of Pendleton, and six new policemen planned for the Portlhyl force.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Dod. Laii
la Crande
Union
Albert Harald
Adams
Pendleton
Gen. Gibbs
Milton
John E. Cleghorn
Bebo
T. J. Evans
Trevidale
CW. Orton
Vaneyol
William Mosgrove
Athena
M. PF. Ketles
Eevhore
Dennis Nichols
Lane Valley
J. W. Perringer
A. Bonnell
Burns
C. J. McGinnis
A. Nolte
Pnenumonia
George DP. Goodhue
Salon
la Grande
Brakeman
J. R. Kelly
H. W. Clawdeck
Elgin
St. George
Mme Etta Leach
Weston
Bone
Mire
William Krassig
W. H. Kelsey
Tie
W. H. Nebergall
Lela Higgins
Portland
Balen
Ross Kahler
Robert Buchanan Theatrical Company
Myr Kabler
Centralia
County Court to Revisit License and Election Board Names
County court plans Monday morning session to hear objections to liquor license petitions and to review judges and clerks of election appointed in the last session. The readjustment aims to correct mis-noticed appointments and address possible party affiliation mismatches or precinct movements. Information precedes reform in this notice and the cold remedy advertises Laxative Bromo Quinine Tebelow with E W Grove signature.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Punty
Tomarrow
Umatilla
The Boston Shoe Store Shoots New Red Schoolhouse Shoes
The Boston Shoe Store announces a fresh shipment of Red Schoolhouse Shoes with prices 1.25 to 2.00 per pair by size 6 to 13. The store notes improved wear, fit, appearance and price, appealing to children and featuring toes in wide or narrow styles with low heels and silk sewn construction.
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Kik Waistings Sale
Geptrutsch
BIG Store
Cor
Main and
Alta
Joerger's
West Court
Fae McFan
Dan
J. J
Old Sparks
Fe Waltham
Progressive Jeweler
Main Street
Bowman Building
Payette Cannery
Graduate Osteopath
Ji Oh
Gawrey
Cornel
Moneyback
Schilling
Perous
Koeppens
The
Fopelark Drug Store
A. C. Koeppen & Brothers
A. F. Zowllner
Pendleton, Ore
Howe
Baker City
J. H W. Gwynn
Oregon Woolgrowns’ Association
Ip Sleepin Packing Association
Gelior Grand Tadey
Peoples Warehouse
Boston
Boston Shoe Store
Gus Lafontaine
Maini Street
Hotel DE Farmer
A. Kunkel & Co
Wilson
Deere
Deere Gang
John Deere
Deere Lever
Wagon Jack Balad
Minneapolis
Jesser
Deering
Goodman-Thompson Hardware
Thompson Company
Canty & Jones
Cottonwood Street
Senearess
Elaterite Roofing CO
Worcester
ST Portland
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