Local Classifieds and Notices From Pendleton Market
A collage of ads and notices lists fresh fish at Castle's and a cigar store, real estate deals on Main Street, and a stove of services from candle making to clothing cleaning. It notes hiring in the Star Employment office, eye glasses promotions by Henker, and local civic Oath of Office for fire chief and assistants.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Della R
Mary
Castle's
Noerger's
Delta
Swift
The
Standard
HH. J. Stillman
Rest Railroad Street
Gratz's
Phillips
Barnhart
Perry Houser
East Alta Street
West Court
E. O
Umatilla Indian School
East Webb Street
Main
T. Wade
Henker
Court Street
Star Employment Office
Main Street
Hanker
Fitz Gerald
W. R. Withee
J. W. Yandie
J. T. Brown
City Council Acts on Indians, Sewers and Alcohol
City Council last night directed the marshal to keep Indians off the streets after sundown, instructed the sewer committee to hire engineers to estimate the cost of a proposed sewer and of a complete future system, allowed six liquor licenses and set salaries, and ordered a sidewalk on East Court at rent.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
East Court
Ely council acts on Indians and sewer planning
The Ely city council met last night to address the Indian presence and sewer expansion. It ordered Indians to leave town after sundown and instructed the sewer committee to hire engineers to survey the town for a future sewer system while keeping costs in check. Six liquor licenses were renewed and December salary lists approved. The council invited the city attorney to attend the next meeting for legal opinions, and rumors of a police chief shakeup were denied.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ely
Resoellion
Rumner
Policeman Pee
Blakiey
Fee
Council
Blakley
Policeman Fee
Record broken 611 inmates at state prison
The addition of eight new members to the inmate list brings the state penitentiary population to 611, the highest since establishment. The new prisoners arrived from Spokane under Sheriff W. J. Dount of Spokane County. Named are Whil Nam Thomas Clark, one year six months for uttering forged instruments. Bart Cofer, one year six months for horse stealing. Joseph Cook for attempted robbery two years. Gust Anderson for manslaughter seven years. Harry C. Corbett for attempted robbery two years. Carmine Pettinato for criminal assault three years. Card of Thanks: Mrs. George Olcott thanks friends, especially the Masons and Artisans, for support after bereavement.
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State Penitentiary
Spokane
Sherif W. J. Dount
Spokane County
Nam Thomas Clark
Bart Cofer
Joseph Cook
Gust Anderson
Harry C. Corbett
Carmine Pettinato
Walla Walla
Complete line of ledgers and journals for every need
We offer the famous Old Reliable flat openers bound in leather with stock paper. Blank books and standard diaries are available in red and black bindings. Prices range from 25 cents to 4 dollars 45 cents per book and 39 cents to 1 dollar 65 cents for diaries.
Pendleton socialist meeting scheduled for Sunday at 2 30 PM
Comrades are urged by W J Keyes secretary to gather at the union labor hall Despain block in Pendleton for a local meeting. The agenda includes business of importance to be transacted.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Pendleton
Union Labor Hall
Despain Block
W. J. Keyes
Watch Prize Drawn But Won Holder Fails to Claim
Louis Hunaker awarded a holiday drawing for a ladies gold watch. Each $1 purchase yielded a ticket for the prize. The drawing occurred this morning, but the winning ticket holder did not appear to claim the watch.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Louis Hunaker
Also Mentioned on This Page
Teutselh
Earance Sale
Teutselh’s
Ward Farm
Suiokere
Nen
Igar
Patton
Daily Journal
Fragier’s
Maloy's
Earnhart
Cecil KR. Wade
Billings Hall
Walter
Orn
Cammy Prairie
Ie T. Wade
Magnolia
Koeppen
Main St
Court House
Iero
Domain Bros
George Darveau
M. F. Kelly
van Dran Bros
Baker & Ogg
Murphy & Langover
W. G. Cole
East Court Street
Fin Gerald
Carter
Peoples Warehouse
State Prison
Mes
Geor, Olcott
Boston
Douglas Shoes
Horia Shoes
Douglas and
Gloria
Nolf
Frog
Crowner Bros Telephone
Crete
Basler’s Big Bargain House
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