Local ads and services in Pendleton area listings
Local notices advertise Lane & Son and I C Snyder chimney sweep, furniture, coal supply, United Orchestra, paint store Hale & McAfee, and various wants for furnished houses, rentals, and jobs. Also offers meat markets, coal types, a Detroit Jewel gas range for sale, and a new sanitary plumbing shop. Includes horse sale, hardware promotions, and a lace washing machine demo.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lane & Son
Dutch Henry
United Orchestra
I. C. Snyder
Pendleton Sumer Yard
Crab Creek Lumber Co
West Alta Street
Farmers Meat Co
Conrad Platzoeder
E_ Court street
West Alta
East Court Street
Alex Burt
W. J. Clarke Hardware
Pendleton
Ore
Main 178
Rock Springs
Personal visitors fill Pendleton city scene
Local note list of visitors from Stanfield, Hermiston, Athena, Chico, and Portland. Notables include hh F Hayden of Helix, Miss M C Roberta in Walla Walla, L J Lee of Chico, Velma Wilkinson of Athena, Esther Sturtevant of Ptrot Hck, R N Stanfield, George S Coe, Miator James Kyle, Ralph A Holte, attorneys Harrison Allen and A K Clark, Mrs E P Dodd, Ex Senator C W Fulton, Mrs Henry Means and Hazel Means. Also Winn Stuart, a traveling drug salesman, en route to Hermiston. Oregon theater mention forthcoming.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Hh. F. Hayden
Helix
M. C. Roberta
Walla Walla
Levi Ankeny
Frank Sloan
Stanfield
Court House
L. J. Lee
Chico
California
Velma Wilkinson
Athena
Pendleton
Esther Sturtevant
Ptrot Hck
George 8. Coe
Miator
James Kyle
Furnish-Coe
Ralph A. Holte
Harrison Allen
A. K.lark
Portland
Furnish-Cos Legal
Mra
E. P. Dodd
Hermiston
R. Alexander
C. W. Fulton
W. J. Furnish
Henry Means
Hazel Means
Umatilla
Winn Stuart
Company L Prepares For Annual Inspection
Commander Charles Vinner orders Company L Third Infantry Oregon National Guard to assemble at Pendleton Armory on February 24 1911 in olive drab full gear for inspection. First Sergeant to present strength and officers to provide detailed property lists. First Lieutenant Fales from the regular army to serve as inspecting officer.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Third Infantry
Oregon National Guard
Pendleton
Ore
Portland
Company L
Charles C. Vinner
Inf. O. N. G
Fales
First Infantry
Regular Army
American Lake
Queen of the Moulin Rouge praised for comedy and wardrobe
Los Angeles Examiner reviewer Stevens notes the show’s art class setting and Café des Quat'z Arts tableau. While some numbers stumble, Grace Turner shines with a strong voice. costumes draw praise and some excess scrutiny, as audience roars at risqué tableaux and mannequins in smiles and union suits.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Otherman Stevens
Los Angeles Examiner
Society For the Prevention of
Met
Pinchot to Edit Conservation Paper
The National Conservation association premieres American Conservation with Gifford Pinchot editing. It will feature Alaska resources, James Wickersham on Alaska, Indian views by Robert G. Valentine, Indian pictures by Throssel, mine rescue plans by Joseph A. Holmes, and cost of hauling by Logan M. Page. Pinchot writes editorials on conservation issues.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
National Conservation Association
Gifford Pinchot
Alaska
James Wickersham
Congress
Robert G. Valentine
Indian Affairs
Mr. Valentine
Throssel
Joseph A. Holmes
National Bureau of Mines
Nils Bureau
Logan M. Page
Guo Rounds
New York
Liverpool
Mr. Pinchot
Young couple wed at family home in Jacksonville
Worden Ennis and Mary Hester both aged 17 were married at the bride’s brother Dr L W Hester’s Jacksonville home. Ennis is son of Rev Robert Ennis pastor of the First Presbyterian church. he recently found work in nearby mines. The ceremony was performed by the groom’s father. They are the county’s youngest married pair to date.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Worden Ennis
Mary Hester
L. W. Hester
Jacksonville
Ennis
Robert Ennis
First Presbyterian Church of
Newberg
Ore
Reapportionment bill to be reported by five member committee
Salem legislators report a five member committee will handle reapportionment bills. The move, pushed by Graves of Yamhill, faced Eastern Oregon opposition who wanted referral to the elections committee but the motion passed. A second bill appropriating over $500000 for the University of Oregon was favorably reported by the ways and means committee. The two appropriation bills were set as a special order for this afternoon.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
South Thompson
Mani
Pendleton
Mareh
Ariington House
Ore
Lee Teutsch
Salem
House
Graves
Yamhill
Eastern Oregon
Corporations Vow War on Muckraking Press
Rumor gains credibility that wealthiest men and firms have allied to prosecute muckraking magazines and newspapers. They threaten libel actions for any deviation from facts published, aiming to force the outlets to abandon their policy.
Colonist fires offer travel credits to East followers
The notice invites residents to deposit fare value with the railroad agent so an order for a ticket can be telegraphed to any address East. It promises valuable resources and opportunities and asks for addresses to send instructive printed matter East.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Focal Railroad
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F. E. Livengood @ Co
Women’s and Children’s Store
Detroit Jewel
Hale & McAfee
Props
Main Street
Acme
Chifren
Donaldson's
Koeppens
Koeppen
R. N. Stanfield
Oregon Theater
Charles
Winter
Oxfords
Seersucker
Madras
Wohlenberg Dep't. Store
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United States
Canada
Oregon
Washington
Northwest
Oregon-Washington Railroad & Navigation Co
Connections
Union Pacific
Chicago & North
Caae
Mar Vist
WM. McMurray
Chicago
St. Louts
Omaha
Kansas City
St. Paul
Main
Oregon Fire Relief Association
Mutual Fire Insurance Association
McMinnville
Ssee Prem
Oregon Fire Relief Assoc
B. F. Rhodes
Pres. W. Co
HA Ooutte & Bittner
Gerty
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