Local Pendleton ad notes and court actions
A collage of notices and ads from Pendleton recounts sales, groceries, medicines, and furniture offerings from Younger & Son and Cleaver Bros. reflect a busy local market. Legal items include Wilton suing Bowman for 1209.60 plus fees, and a divorce filing by Daisy Hardesty from Chet Hardesty. Also reported is a marriage, warehouse expansion plans, and horse shipments tied to British procurement.
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Saratoga
Leexer
Walla Walla
Leezer
Nali
Nation
Cleaver Bros.’s Dry Goods Co
Pendleton
Boston
Regent
Daisy Hardesty
Chet Hardesty
Clnh
Pendleton Welcome for Marjorie McGilin Sales Move
Pendleton residents bid farewell to Marjorie McGilin who leaves Baker’s popular salestudy to join Leon Cohen Peoples Warehouse. Previously with the Spot owned by Kil Nek & Misener and later MclLennan Brothers, she departs amid friends’ good wishes.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Marjorie McGilin
Baker
Pendleton
Leon Cohen Peoples Warehouse
Mize McGiltin
Kil Nek & Misener
MclLennan Brothers
Baker City Herald
The Sunday Games and Sunday Observance Question
The Umatilla County Sunday School Association urged suppression of Sunday baseball and excursion trains. Mayor District Attorney T. G. Halley said he has not yet decided on legal action or whether laws require abstaining from Sunday amusements, noting the matter is under advisement and no firm position is taken.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
The
East Oregonian
T. G. Halley
Umatilla
Walla Walla Gambling Rooms Shut After Council Probe
Walla Walla reports say gambling houses in the city are now closed after a council investigation of saloons and gambling rooms. The duration of the crisis is unknown as prior shutdowns have been temporary and followed by reopenings when tensions subside.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Walla Walla
Council
McLean
Brewer
Kauffman
W.C. T
26 Cents a Day Meal Plan Promises Cheap Living
University researchers from Chicago and Northwestern dispute claims about ultra inexpensive living in the Midwest. An institution offering meals at 26 cents per day says 7500 to 10000 men daily are served, with diners choosing from meals costing 5 to 15 cents, and beds and laundry included.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Harper
University of Chicago
Sheppard
Northwestern University
Middle West
Chicaco
Huh
Woman's Society Irony in Aid to Destitute Family
The Women's Society of the City gave $10 to a destitute woman with a jailed husband to improve her family's condition. A week later a deputation found no real improvement. the woman claimed the clothes fitted and that she used the money to buy gifts for her children and plans to send her own funds to Ireland, per the New York Commercial Advertiser.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Nolan
Ireland
New York Commercial Advertiser
Rescue Hook and Ladder Company Ball Postponed
The Rescue Hook and Ladder Company No. 1 announced a grand ball planned for Friday evening February 14 was rescheduled to Saturday evening February 16, extending the event to the following day at the Anmory stall.
Had Game Birds Fined For Possessing Bob White Quail
J P Hayden, a Portland grocery firm traveler, was fined 15 dollars plus costs totaling 18 566 for possessing two bob white quail for non scientific or breeding purposes. The quail were taken to Hotel Pendleton to be cooked for him and his wife, a package from Idaho misrepresented by a friend led to the arrest after a clerk exposed the birds. The case arose from a complaint by the Came and Fish Protective Association and was filed by County Game Warden T B Wells in Judge Fitz Geralds court. The statute carries 15 to 200 dollars fine and 7 to 100 days imprisonment depending on the court view of intent.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
J. P. Hayden
Bob White
Fitz Gerald
T. B. Wells
Chargitt
Hayden
Portland
Came and Fish Protective Association
Hotel Pendleton
Idaho
Gun and Red Club
Krause
Wells
Oregon
Tal
Georgia District Court Opens Trial for Greene and Allies
The Southern District of Georgia began the trial of Benjamin T. Greene John F. Gaynor and WT Gaynor who face an indictment for conspiring with former Captain Ouer lin Carter to defraud the government through river front barter contracts. The defendants seek to portray themselves as exhausted and likely to appear in further proceedings, while denying the serious charges.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Savannah
Het
Ile
United States District Court
Southern District of Georgia
Benjamin T. Greene
John F. Gaynor
WT Gaynor
Ouerlin M. Carter
One Minute Cough Cure Promoted by Tallman and Co
A Mansfield notice touts One Minute Cough Cure as a safe immediate remedy for coughs colds croup bronchitis and throat lung troubles. It claims rapid relief and pleasant taste, targeting parents with statements from local readers and sellers Tallman and Brock McComas Co are named distributors.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Bia
Reynolds
Mansfield
Acta
Tallman & Co
Brock @ McComas Co
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Torchon
Over Bros. Dry Goods Co
Howard, Fre Insurance
Dutton's
Men's Howe
Omming
Younger & Son
Neda
Ibevy Jean
Agent Houte Co
Oary Pray- P
Rihern
Orne
Turner Lite
Candle Power
Goa
St. George Hotel
Lane
Looters Bakery
Macklin
Wilton
G K. Bowman
Charles
Fite Gerald
Marrage
F. Falrenwald
Rote Schmidt
David Gribbling
Adams County
Whahington
Daley Bills
Matina County
Pentiteton
Younger & Sons
Goude
M. Kidwell
Kidwell & McDonald
Nampa
Lathrop
Hregonvany
Court Street
Nortan
Koeppen
Main Street
Court House
Sunday School Association
Chicago
Hook & Ladder Co
John P. Hayden
Bob
Carter
Sand & Brick
Trucking & Transferring
Lantz Bros
Lafontain
Peoples Warehouse
Kielee
E.T. Wade
McKay Reek
Cnap
Camus Prairie
Mead Meadow
Gamaa Prairrie
Main
Bihoo
Bridge
Uklar
First Clase Creamery
Umatilla County
E. T. Wade
Beast Crammonstan
Pondteton, Oregon
Pendle
Dyles
Propritor
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