Melrose System and local services ad mix
Local classified notices list chimney sweep and fuel services, dry wood, and Rock Spring coal from Kopitzke & Gillanders. Rental offers, lost items, transfers, hauling, livery sale, dressmaking, and job seeks fill the page with varied prospects in Walla Walla area.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
B. A. Morton
Rock Spring
Ben L. Burroughs
Malin
Pioneer
Hermiston
W. W. Steiner, Jr
Hermiston, Ore
Pays to Advertise at Patton's Barber Shop
A local barber shop advertises six barbers and prompt service at a price of 16 cents for a share. Emphasizes ample hot water and clean towels while stating it does not engage in or solicit trade with Chinamen Indians or Japs. Encourages readers to give a trial.
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Patton
New Laundry Department Adds Rough Dry Unit
The Domestic Laundry has added a rough dry department to its well equipped establishment. Patrons are asked to have their bundles ready Monday morning.
Fort George Farm Lands Opportunity in Fraser River Valley
Teutsch and Bickers promote a farm purchase in the Fraser River Valley at a very low figure. Prospective buyers are invited to call or write for particulars about the Fort George farm lands.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Fort George
Fraser River Valley
Teutsch & Bickers
Local farmer offers winter laying and show fowl settings
A farmer advertises limited orders for a few settings of e g en from Golfen Buff Ply mouth Rock chickens. The birds are described as good winter layers and suitable for show fowls. Early hatched birds are noted as most profitable and orders are being taken now.
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Plymouth Rock
For Sale Alfalfa Hay and Combine Harvester
Alfalfa hay for sale contact N Joerger 417 Eddy St. Combine J Harvester for sale. Daniel "Baby" Best combine barely used for 500 acres, in perfect order. Selling for good reasons. Apply Peter Tachella Pendleton Oregon.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
N. Joerger
Eddy St
Daniel
Peter Tachella
Pendleton
Ore
Pendleton Lodge B P O Elks Meeting Notice
Pendleton Lodge B P O Elks will hold a regular meeting at their lodge room on February 5th 1912 at 7 30 p m Initiation followed by refreshments All members urged to attend By order of the exalted ruler THOS FITZGERALD Rec.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Pendleton Lodge
Elks
Mer. Thos. Fitzgerald
Bec
28-Mules-28 Public Auction Notice at McBride's Barn
At McBride's barn in Athena Oregon on Wednesday February 14 at 1 36 p m 28 head of routes 4 and 5 years Oregon bred choice stock 1000 to 1200 pounds halter broke in good condition No calls Terms eight months on approved notes at 6 per cent or 3 per cent off for cash Fred Eiffert auctioneer D C Sanderson clerk Sam Wade owner
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McBride’s
Athena
Ore
Oregon
Fred Eiffert
D. C. Sanderson
Sam Wade
Grand Masquerade Ball at Eagle-Wood Hall
Pendleton hosts a Wednesday night masquerade on February 14 with cash prizes for best sustained character and separate awards for best ladies and gents costumes. The event continues with a Saturday night dance hosted by management.
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Eagle-Woodman Hall
Pendleton
For Sale Holt Combine Harvester in first class condition
For Sale Holt Combine Harvester in first class condition. Practically new, cost 1800 dollars, hired coat 250 dollars, total 2050. Will sell for 21100. Call at Room 4 Renan Building Walla Walla Washington.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Holt Combine Holley Harvester
Renan
Walla Walla
Wash
Many Turned Away From Evans Meeting
Large crowds filled the Baptist church last night for Rev. J. Bruce Evans revival. Extra chairs were needed as many listened from the rostrum edge and beyond. Evans spoke on the jailer story with a powerful, clear delivery while the singing, including his self written chorus led by the women, drew praise and kept attendance rising night after night. Evans continues tonight.
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Baptist Church
J. Bruce Evans
Evans
Rev. Evans
Morse’s Pardoned Wrecker Keeps Distance From Press
Charles Morse, the pardoned New York bank wrecker, travels through Washington to New York as his wife guards him from reporters. His doctors warn the improvement is temporary, with death a looming possibility. Morse plans to sail for Europe for baths to aid his health.
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Washington
Charles Morse
New York
Morse
Europe
Personal Notices From Hermiston and Surrounding Areas
A continuous stream of personal mentions shows residents and visitors in Pendleton today. Names include F P. B. Swayze Hermiston H G Casteel Uhich A G Fenn Walla Walla and many more from Echo Weston Umatilla Pasco and Heppner with travels to Portland Seattle and Camas Prairie. Notables include James FP Neal district attorney candidate and Charles Green wool buyer head.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
H. G. Casteel
Uhich
A. G. Fenn
Walla Walla
Bowman
F. Allen
Hermisston
Willam Gillette
No. 1
W. H. Boyd
Echo
W. H. Murphy
Jacob Narkaus
Weston
W. C. E. Prulte
Portland
H. R. Newport
Hermiston
West End
Edith Ray
West
William Schisler
Umatilla
Nate Hainer
Seattle
F. G. Lucas
Frank Rogers
Fulton
E. G. Brehm
Camas Prairie
J. Frank Spinning
Bis
Sum” Gose
Garden City
E. J. Burke
Charles Green
George Darveau
St. George
Hot Lake
Robert McKenzie
Josephine Cameron
City
la Grande
Heppner
James FP. Neal
Freewater
Charles H. Green
Wool Buying Corpa
T. F. Mahoney
Warren Bros
Pendleton
Harney County Guest Elmore E Purington Visits
Elmore E Purington of Harney county, formerly a city resident, is visiting his sister Mrs Stephen A Lowell and her husband Will McKinney, teller at American National Bank. He is active in the sawmill business near Burns.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Margaret Lowell
S. A. Lowell
Forest Grove
Senate
Pacific University
Elmore E. Purington
Harney County
Stephen A. Lowell
Will McKinney
American National Bank
Mr. Purington
Burns
Vigilantes drive cattle rustlers from state
In Medford Oregon in February a vigilant committee led by Applegate valley farmers surrounded a cabin housing Dave Huffman and James Neally, seized the men, and marched them to the California border threatening lynching if they returned. Remains and hides of stolen cattle were found on their property as cattle rustling continued all winter in the area.
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Medford
Ore
Applegate Valley
Dave Huffman
James Neally
California
Reward Offered for Embezzling Bank Clerk in Pomona
Pomona California February 8 Following the issuance of a warrant charging Earl Standard a missing employee of the American National Bank with embezzlement officers of the bank today offered a 500 reward for his arrest With his wife he has been missing a week About 60000 of the institutions funds are also missing
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Pomona
Calif
Earl Standard
American National Bank
Courts as bulwarks of justice or injustice
The statement argues that courts are not inherently reliable guardians of right, equally capable of upholding or undermining justice, suggesting a critique of judicial systems and their outcomes.
Man Hangs in Air by a Broken Arm on Tower
Baltimore ironworker Mary land Casualty building Gulliford ave fell from fifteenth floor. He grabbed a girder with one arm to save himself, swayed in the air, fellow workers reached him, he was lowered to ground and taken to Mercy hospital with a broken arm and no other injuries.
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Baltimore
Thomas Jettman
Maryland Casualty
Baltimore Street
Gulliford Avenue
Jettman
Mercy Hospital
Funeral Dirge In Song Of Prof W M Skinner In Jackson
In Jackson Michigan the funeral of Professor W M Skinner, a vocalist, featured only a phonographic record of his own voice singing a music arrangement of Tennyson's Crossing the Bar. The deceased had sung the piece before death. The service reflected his musical legacy and personal way of farewell.
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Jackson
Mich
W. M. Skinner
Tennyson
Unclear Fragment on Marriage at Funeral
A fragmented line notes a request for the same selection at a funeral. It mentions a young girl marrying for love and a widow avoiding involvement, but lacks full context or names to identify persons or events. The passage suggests social or romantic motives around a funeral scene.
Cigar Shop Ad at 649 Main Street
Advertisement for G A D W J Connor Co successor to Harry OVDell offering cigars candys and pool room at 649 Main Street with contact phone M 4.
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Harry O'Vdell
Main Street
Also Mentioned on This Page
Ladies’ Home Journal
F.E. Livengood & Co
the Ladies’ and Children’s Store
Burroughs
I. C. Snyder
Kopitzke & Gillanders
Orpheum
Kopitzker& Gillanders
J. H. Estes
C. J. Whittaker
Aura Street
Bim Vinson
W. A. Williams
Houghenden
Alberta
Canada
Penlant Bros
Der
W. I
Gadwa
Bueh Street
Miss Sommer
Perkina Avenue
Bulletin
Donaldson
Mrs. Morse
P. B. Swayze of
G.cutler
N. P
Pasco
Jack O'Neil
C.W. R. & N. Company
Homer TI. Watts
Fred Young
J. W. Young
Frank Nudo
Stanfield
Victor Hunziker
Mabel Warner
Our
Pri
Ces
Golden Rule
Dundee Pereale
Foxcroft
Colden Rule Store
W. J. Connor & Co
Monarch
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