Local Ads and Notices Mixeday Coal and Services
Locals advertise coal delivery furnished rooms rentals and services. Listings include Oregon Lumber Turtle Main 6 and Main & Snyder, Hanscom's jewelry shop, and Wohlenberg's Dept Store for watch reward and Red Goose drawing. Also seeks help for housework and a live hunter to sell and collect with an honesty bond.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Hohbach's
Main & Snyder
Hanscom
Char. Rayburn
Oregon Lumber Turtle Phone Main
Mark Moorhouse
Goodyear Wolf Shoes
Wohienberg
Wurroughs
Peoples Warehouse
Vogue
Perkine Ave
Phone Red
Main Street
Weat Alta
Workingman's Clothing Co
Oregon Lumber Yard
Court Street
Bankrupt Pillander C Scott Creditors Meeting Issued
In the District Court of Oregon Philander C Scott is adjudicated a bankrupt. Creditors in Umatilla County are notified of a creditors meeting at Pendleton on March 4 1910 at 10 oclock a m to prove claims appoint a trustee examine the bankrupt and transact other business. Done at Pendleton February 18 1910. THUS FITZGERALD Referee in Bankruptcy.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
District Court of the
United States
Oregon
Pillander C. Scott
Philander C Scott
Umatilla
Philander C. Scott
Pendleton
Umnitilla County
Fitzgerald
Evening Pictures Show At The Orpheum
The program lists Pathe dramas and comedies at the picture shows with titles like The Postmistress Drama The Scarecrow and The Devil the Servant and the Man plus illustrated song Summer Time. Extra jet program includes The Passing Shadow The Filet Mantoe Marble quarrying in Tennessee The Price of Fame The Coquette and The Confession among others. Travelogues and illustrated songs complete the lineup.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Pathe
Orpheum
Lubin
Essany Film Company of
Chicago
Summer Resort Plan Promoted by Walla Walla Agents
The Coming Summer Resort at Nehatem Bay and Ocean Beach is pitched as a premier coast destination by Rachel and Sharpstein of Walla Walla with Mrs WLC Shults as Pendleton agent. The listing notes proximity to Portland Plaza and viewing access through Lot Livermore’s office. Baptist Church announcements include morning service at 11 and evening sermon at 7 34 with “God's Day of Visitation” and “If the church studied Frederick the Great” Bible school at 6 45.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Rachel & Sharpstein
Walla Walla
Mre. Wlc. Shults
Frighten Heath
Nehatem Bay
Ocean Beach
Portland Plaza
Poeme
Lot Livermore
Baptist Church
B. Alta
Johnson Atreets
Oclonk
Eoening
Frederick the Great
Hall's Catarrh Cure Marketing and Local Theatre Ad
An old advertisement touts Hall's Catarrh Cure as a universal remedy with a $100 reward for any case it cannot cure. It claims oral intake affects blood and mucous surfaces to cure catarrh and build constitution. Also notes a place Toledo Ohio and lists testimonials. At the end, it promotes more moving pictures than any other theatre in the city.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Hall
Cheney &O
Toledo
The
Newsy Notes of Pendleton Highlights Births and Local Events
Newsy Notes of Pendleton reports a son born this morning at the residence of V Stroble to Mr and Mrs Victor Burke. Mrs Burke is a daughter of Mr and Mrs Stroble. Also notes a foot of snow at Athena as Attorney Homer J Watts reports during a city visit. Two drunks, Ti coni and a Neg Perce, jailed. bail forfeited. No school Tuesday for Washington's birthday. Fighter hearing for Thomas F Pruitt set after Main street incident. decision pending. Wheat sale by J T Lieuallen yields 25,000 bushels to Balfour Guthrie. Funeral of William Boynton set for tomorrow. About 30 grain growers initiated in Pendleton union. expected 200,000 sacks to nearby area.
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V. Stroble
Victor Burke
Athena
Homer J. Watts
Pendleton
Farmers Union
Engle- Woolman
Snowstorm minimal accumulation in Pendleton area last night
A persistent snow storm struck Pendleton last night with fine feathery flakes beginning around 4 o clock. Although the snow did not pile up quickly, the fall continued after midnight and resulted in about four inches on the ground this morning.
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Pendleton
Evho water suit to be tried next week in Echo case
Present indications point to the Evho water suit involving the Alien Ditch company plaintiff and Henrietta Milling company defendant being brought to trial at end next week after weeks in court. Some attorneys will go to Echo Monday to fake testimony, then return to the city to bring the case to a close. An Indian fight at Stewart stables on Cottonwood street drew a rare crowd this afternoon as two young men, both heavily under the influence, fought fiercely and amused the spectators.
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Evho
Henrietta Milling Company
Stewart
Cottonwood Street
Athens School District Enlargement Certified
The Athena School district was enlarged at a boundary board meeting this afternoon. The new territory lies several miles south of the town and was not previously included. The petition to enlarge district No. 9 west of the city was postponed to next Saturday due to petitioners failing to show proof of notice.
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Athens
Pnlarges
Athena
Baker City liquor men close saloons at night
Baker City officials report that the Baker City Retail Dealers' Liquor association has ordered saloons to close at 1 AM and not reopen until 6 AM daily. Saturday nights close at 12 and reopen at 5 AM Monday. The voluntary regulation aims to offset rising prohibition sentiment.
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Baker City
W T U Holds Frances E Willard Memorial Services
Pendleton Women’s Christian Temperance Union met at the Presbyterian church to honor Frances E Willard. President Mrs Rugg led a well arranged program with readings, tributes, and speeches by Mrs Owen and Rev Evans, highlighting temperance themes and a fund drive for the national memorial. The next Pendleton WCTU meeting is Friday at 2:30 p m at 415 Lewis Street.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Women's Christian ‘Temperance Union of
Pendleton
Presbyterian Church
Mis
Frances EK. Willard
Rugg
May
Frances E. Willard
Ingram
Bleakney
National Memorial
Women’s Christian Temperance Union
D. B. Waffle
Lewis Street
Fruit Inspectors Organize in Oregon County Unit
The county fruit inspectors of Oregon organized at Corvallis with J Campbell elected vice president and Mrs J E Stansberry secretary. J EB Stansberry of Portland became president. The group aims to cooperate against fruit pests and set annual meetings during Farmers Week at Oregon Agricultural College with officers serving without pay.
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Oregon
Corvallis
J. Campbell
Umatila
Pendleton
Milton
J. EB. Stansberry
Portland
J. E. Stansberry
Campbell
Frult
Oregon Agricultural College
Wmatuta
Multnomah
Bebe
Lane County
Baptist Church Sets February 27 Meetings With Rev Ledford
The Baptist church opens Sunday February 27 with Rev Ledford of Los Angeles as evangelist and noted singer of Israel. Ledford follows in song and sermon, drawing listeners to two gatherings.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
the Baptist Church
Ledford
Los Angeles
California
Israel
Swedish manager plans patriotic plays to curb emigration
Gothenburg theater manager Engdahl met with King Gustaf to propose a nationwide tour of plays designed to stir patriotism and love of home. The king approved the effort as a remedy for the ongoing outflow of Swedes abroad, including many hired girls.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Stockholm
Sweden
United States
Herr Engdahl
Gothenburg
Gustaf
Also Mentioned on This Page
F. E. Livengood & Co
March Ladies’ Home Journal
Patterns
Mary
Sandy
Rosa
Wohlenberg Dept. Store
Rosling
Harto
Koeppen Bros
Koeppen
Newsy
Ti Coni
Washington's
J. 8. Landers
Thomas F. Pruitt
Tom Lair
Justice of the Peace
Joe H. Parkes
Menallen
J. T. Lieuallen
Adams
Farmers Co- Operative Union
Balfour-Guthrie Company
Parwers
Hermiston
Pen- Weten
Hermiston Athletic Club
MecDill
Devine
A. Jordan
Kimball
Rader
Cole
Bowman
Boysen
E. W. Brown
Baker Liquor Men
Aluin
East Oregonian
Mualleable
Tayor Hardware Co
Wohlenberg Dep’t. Store
Childrens
Wohlenberg Department Store
McCall Patterns
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