Pendleton Classifieds and Offers Pack the Page
A collage of small ads and notices lists lost keys, livestock for sale, pianos, stoves, and transportation services. Bargains include a French milch cow, a pianola, secondhand buggies, a nine room furniture lot, and a high grade piano. Services include stenography work, livery drag service, and palm readings at local hotels and lodgings.
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Portland
Oregon
Pendleton
W. Stroeble
Court Street
War Department
BE. Co. DeWitt & Co
Chicago
Tallman & Co
New Brick Plant for Boise Ordered by Telegraph
The Intermountain Building Material Company forms in Boise to manufacture sand lime bricks. Machinery valued at 17,000 dollars has been ordered with shipment to begin soon and production expected by May 1. The plant will sit on 26 acres near Thirteenth Street and foothill road, with a daily capacity of 15,000 to 20,000 bricks, and will use labor saving machinery. Total investment around 30,000 dollars.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Intermountain Huilding Material Company
Boise
Rolie Statesman
J. W. McLean
East
Thirteenth Street
Foothill
Cinamon
Heen
Athena Horse Improvement Association Buys Belgian Stallion
The Athena Horse Improvement Association bought a Belgian stallion weighing a ton for 3600 dollars from A. C. Ruby. The 3 year old imported from Europe last summer is named Comminsaire. Buyers include W. R. Taylor Manuel Watts Dale Preston R. E. K. Stewart David Ferris Arthur Scott Forest Naylor and Charles Brotherton.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Athena Horse Improvement Association
A.C. Ruby
Europe
Comminsaire
Athena
W. R. Taylor
Manuel Watts
Dale Preston
R. EK. Stewart
David Ferris
Arthur Scott
Forrest Naylor
Charles Brotherton
Would Enlarge District 62 Petition in County Schools
Three petitions have been presented to the county school superintendent seeking the enlargement of district number 62 by taking territory from districts 1 and 1 which adjoin. There are three signers to the petition from 62 and six each to the other two.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Oaking
Sold Out Notice for Gay's Harbor Lumber Co
Public notice that Gay's Harbor Lumber Co has sold its lumber business in Penyton. Debtors are urged to call and settle their accounts immediately.
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Pen-yton
Gay's Harbor Lumber CO
Notable Visitors and Travelers Arrive in Local Town
A string of local notables and visitors are recorded: Glenn Douglas of Athens, Eva Dawson of Helix, and J C Lonergan the cattle buyer, all in town briefly for business or visits. Rev G C Lovell from Irrigan and A W Goodman of Heppner visited yesterday. Also listed are George R B Gerking RE Bostwick and Charles Gorking of Athena, Mika Grace Oliver en route to Walla Walla. E L Smith to inspect wheat ranches near Hell s. Ernest C Skiles ill with a severe cold since Sunday. Mrs H L Hasbrouck to Moody River to join her husband. John H Lewis state engineer to Salem over Little Walla Walla water case. Col J H Raley home from Portland in Hoover Jones matter. L E Wenham visiting from Blue Mountain to La Grande. Mrs Frank Light to Stockton with Henry Schwarz for a month. Conductor Charles Norrie filling in on the La Grande division between this city and Huntington during F F Waffle s vacation. Mrs Horace McKingle guest of Otto Didion with McKingle at Hot Lake awaiting several weeks there.
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J. ¢. Lonergan
Echo
G. C. Lovell
Irrigan
A. W. Goodman
Heppner
J. B. Burdette
Arlington
George RB. Gerking
RE. A. Bostwick
Charles Gorking
Athena
Mika Grace Oliver
Walla Walla
Milton
E. L. Smith
Hells
Ernest C. Skiles
H. L. Hasbrouck
Mood River
John H. Lewis
Salem
Otto Didion
McKingle
Hot Lake
Mr. McKingle
Complicated Land Case Involving Yakima River Land
The Yakima Party Republic outlines a land dispute over 196 acres in Benton county near the Yakima River. William F. Prosser and George L. Finn contested ownership after a long series of federal and state decisions from 1882 through a Supreme Court affirmation for Finn.
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Yakima Party Republic
Supreme Court
Yakima County
William F. Prosser
George L. Finn
Benton County
Yakima River
Prosser
Aoting
United States
John A. Walker
North Yakima
Commissioner General of the Land Office
Secretary of the Interior
Walker
Gray's Harbor Company Sold to Potlatch Lumber
The Gray's Harbor Commercial company business in the city has been transferred to Potlatch Lumber of Palouse City, Washington. W. J. Sewell will remain manager for the new company, continuing to run the business as before. S. L. Johnson, Gray's Harbor general manager, assisted with the transfer.
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Ww. J. Sewell
Pendleton
Gray's Harbor Commercial Company
Potlatch Lumber Company
Palouse City
Wash
S. L. Johnson
Gray's Harbor Company
W. J. Sewell
Gray’s Harbor People
Divorce Granted to Maria Redford in Perez County
Judge Ellie grants decree of divorce to Maria Redford from Edwin Redford after initial reconciliation failed. The couple settled property outside court, transferring city and country real estate valued at $2000 to Mrs Redford.
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Ellie
Maria Redford
Edwin Redford
Redford
Also Mentioned on This Page
Express
L. Hunziker
Te Fair Store
Koeppens
A. C. Koeppen
Bro’s
Popular Price Drug Store
Glenn Douglas
Athens
Eva Dawson
Helix
Howard Stephens
Thomas Robertson
Myrick
Milttora
Grays Harbor Company
Reform
Cloak and Suit
Pony Jacket Bolero
Eton Suite
Republic Coffee
Republie
Boe Poe
Cambrie
Namsook
Vassar
Peoples Warehouse
Madam Melba
Signor Tamagno
J. A. Owenhouse
Victor
Columbia Phonograph
Eilers Piano House
Main Street
Madam Calve
Signor Caruso
Eugelik
Victor Red Seal
Red Seal
Owenhouse
Victor, Columbia and Edison Phonographs
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