Local Business Ads and Notices
A collage of city notices includes storefront listings for Rader Carpet and Furniture, John Gagen’s Family Liquor, and Piano House promotions, plus lodging, hat making, and employment references. Also shown are a missing ladies’ gold watch notice, a financial scandal involving ex state treasurer E. K. Grimes, and a digest ad for Kodol Dyspepsin with Tallman & Co. as seller.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Rader
John Gagen
Cort St
Golden Rule Hotel
Moniglca
East Court Street
Malin
the Hat Hospital
East
Alta Street
Pendleton
Portland
Oregon
Webb and
Garden Street
Frank Downey
Webb Street
E. EK. Grimes
Kungas
Ty Tallman & Co
Vinol touted as best body builder by Pendleton physician
Dr J E Ennis of Atlanta declares Vinol the most valuable cod liver oil substitute and praises it as a powerful healer for coughs colds bronchial issues indigestion anemia and fatigue It is endorsed by Brock & McComins Co Pendleton druggists with a full refund guarantee The article also notes local Autoplane sales and recent purchases by C W Steen Pr J F Miller and Mrs C Cooper with Schiffler buying a fourth unit in burl walnut casing
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Atlanta
Pendleton
Vincl
Eustain
Fife
Vinci
Brock & McComins Co
KE. A. Schiffler
Ellere Plano House
C. W. Steen
Milton
J. F. Miller
Mra ¢. C
Two French cruisers fail for Venezuela in port report
Two French cruisers were reported to have failed today in Port of Spain Trinidad as tensions rise over Venezuela. In Billings Montana Jamen Meddles was found guilty of second degree murder for killing Roy McLaren at the Pry ory Todlan agency.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Port of Spain
Trinidad
Venezuela
Billings
Mont
Jamen Meddles
Roy Mclaren
Pryory Todlan Agency
Personal mentions fill city social column with visitors
A long list of names and brief notes fills the city social column. Residents and visitors such as A In Keeler of Wallowa, B L Tatom of Walla Walla, Will J Sorensen of Sumpter, H A Rogers and wife of Bonne, Gerald Tuttle of Spokane, N E Deapoln of Portland, Roy Herr from Hast Oregonian, W E Woods of Weston, Mother Stanitaus of St Francis, J Simset of Boles, Vol Vawter of Medford, Charles Rohrman the grocer, Leon Cohen and J H Parkes, Haney Parkes, Ed Alexander and Robert Forster, Alex Manning, Will Ferguson, Mrs W S Henninger, and Mra Swain are noted in transit, meetings, or at home. Several attend Shriners in Portland, Masons meetings, or a funeral, with several heading to Portland, Garfield, or Adams.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
L. L. Manota
Liness
Keeler
Wallowa
B. L. Tatom
Walla Walla
Will J. Sorensen
Sumpter
H. A. Rogers
Bonnae
Gerald Tuttle
Spokane
N. E. Deapoln
Portland
Norbourne Berkeley
Roy Herr
Mechanical Department
Hast
Oregonian
W. BE. Woods
Weston
Mother StaNiataus
Slaters of
St. Francis
Bpokane
J. Simset
Boles
Vol. Vawter
Medford
Charles Rohrman
Garfield
Washington
Leon Cohen
J. H. Parkes
Wheer
Haney Parkes
Oregon Loan & Trust Company
Will Ferguson
Adams
Mre. W
Henninger
Council Grove
Pendleton
Council Bluffs
Alger Fee
Jas. A. Fee
Good Samaritan Hospital
Mra. Swain
Swain
Theil
Bole
Bolee
Misalara Swain
Cape Horn North Bank Survey Earns Rail Work Highlight
G B Datson, formerly with the R and MN and in charge of the Cape Horn north bank road survey, plans a short visit to Echo to inspect irrigated government projects and recruit locals for land settlement. The Cape Horn grade is described as a difficult, costly, and unique western railway section around a rock cliff.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Datson
North Bank
Cape Horn
G. B. Datson
North Bank Road
Columbia River
Dateon
Echo
Portland Doctor F A Lienallen Missed by Portland Paper
Dr F A Lienallen who has returned to Pendleton Or after passing the state medical examination has a letter from Dr Byron B E Miller secretary of the state board of medical examiners explaining his name was omitted by the Portland Oregonian from the January 21 24 list. The letter notes the name was supplied to the Oregonian and the examination results will be forwarded in about two weeks.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Portland
F. A. Lienallen
Helix
Byron BE. Miller
State Board of Medical Examiners
F. A. Lieuallen
Pendleton
Sitr
Portland Oregonian
Oregonian
Byron BE
Miller
Major Moorhouse
Milan
Major Lee Moorhouse
J. Rossi
Italy
San Francisco
Rossi
Moorhouse
Drowning of Jacob Graf Referenced in Old Chronicle
The passage recalls Graft Brothers Henry Liginka a cattleman from Commas Prairie and Jacob Graf who drowned in the Yukon. It notes Al and John Graf once herded and then owned sheep in this county, left years ago for Silver City Idaho to continue sheep business. Jacob Graf’s death sparks Canadian authorities interest among his relatives.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Henry Liginka
Jacob Graft
Yukon River
Urecontin
John Graf
Silver City
Idaho
Jacob Graf
Sparling
Planned 200 Foot Concrete Walk on Main and Webb Streets
A 200 to 300 foot concrete sidewalk project is planned for Webb and Main streets in Bain. The route would start at the east side of Hotel St. George on Webb Street, proceed to the Webb and Main corner, then down Main Street to connect with the Schmidt building front. Architects are drafting grades. construction hinges on grade finalization.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Hotel St. George
Webb Street
Main Street
John Schmidt
Webb
Main Streets
Webbtreet
Webb and Mian
St. George
Schmidt
Bond Bros
Great Eastern
St. George Hotel
Graham & Hunter's
Red Front
Fuhrman's Grocery
Delta
Idie Hour
Columbia
Umatilla
Bain Street
Remains of Helix Pioneer James Cameron to Arrive in City
The remains of James Cameron, Helix pioneer who died yesterday in Los Angeles, will be brought to this city and then taken to Helix for funeral services. Undertaker M A Rader wired Los Angeles for the transfer, with the date to be set upon the arrival. Cameron left no known relatives in the United States. Separately Miss Sadie Harris of Weston, who wed last Thursday in Salem, was buried at Weston cemetery with Rev J W Compton officiating. Harris was 21, daughter of William Harris, and pallbearers were supplied by the Rebecca lodge of Weston.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
James Cameron
Helix
Los Angeles
M. A. Rader
Cameron
Sadie Harris
Weston
Salem
Weston Cemetery
M. EB. Church South
J. W. Compton
Mice Harris
William Harris
J. & Harris
Rebecca Lodge
Woodmen Special Train for Moho Camp Inauguration
Pendleton Camp of the Woodmen of the World forms a committee to arrange a special train and a large Pendleton Woodmen delegation for the February 3 Institution of a new camp at Moho. Committee members are Av Jd. Owen J. H. Lawrey Charles A. Cole W. B. Hale and F. H. Preher. The Echo camp expects a sizable turnout as the new lodge comes into existence. Three young cattle owned by John Martin of the Hadson Bay district were killed by a train nearby.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Echo
Pendleton Camp
The
Woodmen of the World
Pendleton Woodmen
Moho
Av Jd. Owen
J. H. Lawrey
Charles A. Cole
W. B. Hale
F. H. Preher
John Martin
Hadson
Chicago Wheat Market and Legal Notices
Wheat closed at 614 corn 45 oats 327 8. Annexation brings a train of complications as Deputy U S Marshal Schattner served papers on County Auditor Lydon Assessor Daggett and County Treasurer Schmidt in a civil action by Clearwater Timber against Clearwater Timber seeks cancelation of 6000 in taxes on timber lands in new south Shoshone. Taxes are on 1904 and 1905 assessments. Summons requires appearance in federal court at Moscow on February 6. Catholics plan to build a church at Forest Grove as the denomination grows.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
United States
Marschal Schattner
Lydon
Assersor Daggett
Schmidt
New Perce
Clearwater Timber Company
New South Shoshone
Moscow
Lewiston Tribune
Rader Heads to Salem for Furniture Dealers Meet
M A Rader, renowned furniture dealer and undertaker, departed this afternoon for Salem to attend the state association of furniture dealers meeting tomorrow and Thursday. Sir Henry Irving left an art estate valued at 73 165 to be divided equally between his two sons.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Salem
M. A. Rader
State Association of Furniture Dealers
Henry Irving
Thanks Cuticura For Complete Cure
A 1905 letter from Claude N. Johnson of Walnut Kansas praises Cuticura remedies for a two year skin eruption. He describes poor results from a doctor, then notes relief from Cuticura Soap Ointment and Pills after first use and full recovery after repeated applications. He offers permission to publish.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Claude N. Johnson
Maple Grove Farm
RE. D
Walnut
Kan
Itch Itch Itch Relief by Cuticura Skin Cure
Advert shows thousands tormented by skin itch and promises instant relief through warm baths with Cuticura Soap and mild Cuticura Ointment plus Resolvent Pills. Claims physicians fail and offers world-wide availability with pricing and packaging details.
Also Mentioned on This Page
Donaldson's
Peoples’ Warehouse
Old Stand
DR. J. E. Ennis
Umatilla County
Victor
Edison
Columbia Talking Mad
J. A. Owenhouse
Main ST
Distributor
Ely
Fy Wrothers
Warren Street
New York
Koeppens
Price
A. C. Koeppen & Bro
Lievuallen's
Wonder Worker
DR. King’s
Chaseby, SR
Elizabeth, Ill
DR. King
Talimian & Co, Brock & M’comas
Main and Webb Streets
Vancycle
Cameron Paneral
Pioneer
Indian Pictures
Woodmen
Chicago
Oata
NEZ Perce
Forest Grove
Cuticura
the Fair Dept. Store
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