Classified Ads Echo Local Trade and Jobs in Pendleton
A collage of classified notices from Pendleton highlights job offers and items for sale. References include UC Rader ad space, Sullivan & Bond clothing, Allen Gilbert Ramaker Co., piano and furniture listings, bicycles, and a Salvation Army involvement. Notices invite buyers and sellers, with hints of upcoming sales and clothing drives.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
UC Rader
Rambler and Crescent
Nolf's
Hendricks
Howard's Cigar Store
Sullivan & Bond's
Allen& Gilbert Ramaker Co
Bowman
Teutach’s
Allen & Gilbert Ramiuker Co
Knabe, Packard, Hardman, Fischer, Leathers & Nichol
Gritman's
Eigar
Pendleton Railroad and Coal Company Incorporation
Articles of Incorporation filed in county clerk office establish Pendleton Railroad and Coal with capital of 3 million dollars, shares of 1 each, to build a railroad from this place to the southeast fields near Heppner and to Camas Prairie. Officers include J Smith president and HH Carter vice president. directors listed. A directors meeting to be held tomorrow at Crawford, the har tem of the corporation, with 60 days pecial.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Pendleton Railroad & Coal Company
Heppner
Aiso
Camas Prairie
J Smith
HH. Carter
K. Bedflell
George Conser
C. J. Smith
C. E. Keitel
George Conmer
DB. A. Herrin
Crawford
Carter & Riley
A Generous Proposition Sullivan Bond Gives Free Suit
Sullivan and Bond announce a Saturday event offering a $20 suit of clothes free to one customer. Each $1 purchase grants four tickets and every ticket includes a chance to select any $20 suit, with tickets issued through March 11.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Particuie
Hilbert Ramaker
Lowman Myuliding
Sullivan & Y
Rover Webb
Rudolph Martin
Sullivan & Bond
Thanks To Friends In Our Time Of Sorrow
We express sincere thanks to friends for their kindness and attention that comforted us after our bereavement. Mrs. Ghod Armstrong and family. A remark notes a mop is being sought after for something unwanted.
Eastern Oregon notables visit Pendleton and area
A flood of brief items notes William Scott and other locals visiting Pendleton or traveling to Arlington, Portland, La Grande, Milton, and Baker City. Mentions include hotel figures, business trips, a dairy owner inspecting Pendleton creamery, a horse rancher from Baker County, upcoming weddings, a Sunday school convention, and regional banking and railroad interests.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
William Scott
Dean Coht
the Peoples Warehhouse
Portland
Dan P. Smythe
Arlington
Antone Ringe
Baker City
George
Ivy Hill
Perkina Avenue
H. H. McReynolda
Pitot Rock
Bert Marsh
Weeton
Jacob Scheurman
San Francisco
D. BE. Comba
Helix
Ukiah
Ariington
C. W. Foster
Prineville
Roy Raley
J. M. Bentley
B. B. Hall
Weston
Farmers’ Bank of
J. de Matheron
la Grande
Richard Jones
Beho
Milton
Umatilla
John Wallenberg
Peebles
Aselamuant
Charles Frettch
Gillette
Cripple Creek
Col
E. Troutman
Clarence Penland
Muthrewa
A. Lowell
Athena
A. &. Pearson
Joseph Pereyne
Polk Directory Company
Wheelty
Oregon
H.T. Booth
California
O. E. Harper
Pendleton Creamery
George W. Hunt
Pine Valley
Hunt
Pendleton
Dayton
Wash
Huker City
James York
Baker County
York
North Powder River
Olive. Jones
Mise
Hazel Bickers
Jheeph Owenhouse
W. F. Matlock
Salem
State Agricultural Board
Osborne Couple Wed at Congregational Parsonage
Adam Coppie and Mamie Osborne were married this afternoon at the Congregational parsonage with Rev. T. Fr. Egerton officiating. They will depart tomorrow evening for an extended visit to Kangas.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Coppie-Osborn
Adam
Coppie
Mamie Osborne
T. FR. Egerton
Kangas
Catan
Walla Walla Faces $530000 Building Fund Boost
The Young Men’s Christian Association fund in Walla Walla has risen past $530,000 toward an new building. Secretary Wilcox reports Mrs Reynolds’ original gift plus about $10,000 raised locally, with total hopes near $880,000 if £20,000 net comes from property sale proceeds. Subscriptions since year start total about £10,019 as canvass proceeds quietly.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Young Men's Christian Association
Walla Walla Union
Wilcox
Cmsociation
Reynolds
Mra. Reynoli
Needham Meetings Continue at Prebyterian Church
Needham meetings continue at the Prebyterian Church with 9 oclock afternoon services and a regular evening preview at 7280. Sunday special men and women meetings drew large crowds and sparked strong interest as local churches unite with Presbyterians. Mr Powers singing adds enthusiasm. Needham speaks with world travel insights and vivid illustrations from Pendleton pulpit. All are invited. the 5 oclock Bible study is highly recommended.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Needham
Newdham
Powera
Pendleton
Lawsuit Seeks Half Interest in $85 Cattle Herd
John Motourt, attorney for Linzio Ewart, sues M McLaughlin for a half interest in a cattle herd valued at 85 dollars. The complaint claims the cattle were jointly owned with John B Smith and bred under the same herd. On December 19, Smith allegedly sold the entire herd to McLaughlin without Ewart's consent and kept the proceeds.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Bult
John Motourt
Linzio Ewart
M. McLaughlin
John B. Smith
Smith
Also Mentioned on This Page
Leyes
KTRA
Pote
Nody
Orion
Ke Teutsch’s Dept
Main and
Alta Streets
Giles
Ron
Hitler
Inicren
Sulivan
Paul Hessenger
Chopre
Salvation Army
Express Directork
Tee Teutach
The
Hunziker
Optician
Wyler
Lowney’s
Gunther's
Sim
A. C. Koeppen & Brothers
Popular Price Druggistes
E. J. Wilbur
Meacham Creek
A. W. Harper
First National Bank of
Volin
Northwest
Harper
A. Wharper
W. A. Storie
N. Company
Ace Cua
Bakerity
Weston Mountain
J. Mw
A. Por
J. Me A. Feiger
Www
T. 1
BW. T.P. W
Atwood
Robinson
T. C. Taylor
Main Street
C. Rohrman
B. F. Beck
Cottonwood
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