Get Sunny Deals and Local Notices in East Oregonian
Sundry ads and short items list retail offers at Martin's and Toutsch's, room rentals, shoe and paint shop notices, laundry and clothing services, and upcoming community events including Eagles night dance, Jolly Club event, and theater plans. Also mentions a piano tuner, a clearance sale, a bus for Hotel Bickers, and improving local resident C. B. Wade.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
UC Rader
New York
Brooklyn
Bwkers
Ginger pricing and Schilling's Best purchase choice
A historical pricing riddle compares a top ginger package offering either 10 cents worth of good ginger or 2 cents of ginger plus a pinch of red pepper and 8 cents of filling. The shopper then is advised to buy Schilling's Best.
City Water Works shows steady gains and solid finances
The city water commission reports a plant valued at 80000 with a 45000 bond, 4720.52 cash in treasury, and 1452.50 sinking fund, plus 2607.46 cash in general fund. Last year profit estimated at 9100, with water prices lower than Portland and San Francisco and many families paying about 1 per month. The detailed three year comparison and condition as of January 1, 1904 are appended.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
F. W. Hendley
Water Commission
Tor
Commission
Treasury
Nye
Si Wat
Portland
San Francisco
Yakima
Fual
Saab
Coally Bank
General Fund
Personal mentions from Pomeroy to Portland visit city
J N Kurtle of Pomeroy sailed St George for several days. T J Kirk of Athena visiting. George Willams of Weston hosted at St George. James A Nelson of Wild Horse in city on business. G W Hunt of Portland visiting for local interests. Mrs J N Edwards of Baker City visiting friends. Sheriff T B Taylor returned from Salem seeking asylum for an Indian. L M Watrus of Adams visiting Pendleton briefly. Mr and Mrs HW Gltham of Dayton guests yesterday. M Teal of Portland, First National Bank director, in city for banking business. Laura D Wyrick returned home after months in Portland for attending events. Jerrold Tutte of Brock & Me Comis drug store leaving for La Grange after a family emergency. Mrs J A Davison of Kamela plans Oklahoma trip in January.
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J. N. Kurtle
Pomeroy
Sea
St. George
T. J. Kirk
Athena
George Willams
Weston
James A Nelson
Wild Horse
G. W. Hunt
Portland
J. N. Edwards
Baker City
M. Teal
First National Bank
Laura D. Wyrick
Jerrold Tutte
Brock & MeComis
Leaven
la Grinde
Nex
Mm. J A Davison
Kamela
Oklahoma
Jaou
Steers Bring Four Cents For Future Delivery
Mr and Mrs Dave McCarty of Butter Creek visited Ely to discuss cattle on the ranch. About 100 head are being fed as the herd nears market, after McCarty sold 180 head to Northwest Meat Co of Portland for four cents. He declined a four and a quarter cent offer from Union Meat Co of Portland, saying the gain would not offset feed costs. The article notes cattlemen in the county can fetch favorable prices for well conditioned stock, contradicting reports of lower beef markets.
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Butter Creek
Dave McCarty
Ely
Mr McCarty
McCarty
Northweatert Meat Company of
Portland
Tnion Meat Company
The Boston Shoe Store Sells Red Schoolhouse Shoes
The Boston Shoe Store advertises a new shipment of Red Schoolhouse Shoes priced by size from $1.50 to $3.258 per pair. It notes improved wear, fit, appearance, and price, with toes offered in wide or narrow styles and low heels, sewn with silk.
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EE Steutsch
Big Store
Cor
Main and
Alta
Martin's
Toutsch‘s
Toutech's
W. J. Clark's
Pody
Boerger
West Court
Ant
J. J. East Court Street
Kneseing
Clara Mathes Company
Fraternia Order of Eagles
Able City
Park Theater
Cliva Mathes Company
Hotel Bickers
Hotel Bickere
Hye
Kirkman
C. B. Wade
Woure Jrove
Rance
Schilling
Eam OF
Tartar
P. Brug
A.C. Korppen & Brothers
City Water Works
Taylor Green
The
Sol Baum
Alexander Department
Boston
Boston Shoe Store
J. L. Vaughn
Mtribeoe
W. C. Minnis
Neuman’'s Cigar Store
Miescke
Mieszke
Court ST
Bradfield Regulator Co
Atlanta
Frazer Theatre
Otha
Rod. Tayior, Met
Alberta
Gallatin
Ibsen
Navelseville
Pendleton
East Oregonian
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