City Briefs: Lumber Yard Ads and Local Rentals
Local notices urge buying building paper to cut fuel costs and promote Oregon Lumber Yard offerings. Multiple rentals and rooms for rent or sale appear, along with appointments, needed apprentices, watch recovery, and household items for sale. Also listed are a private room and board, a millinery position, and various services and notices from Bee Minnis and Charlies Lane & Son.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Minnis
South Malin Street
Logan Street
Malin
Wonder
Oregon
Potlates Lumber Company
Oregon Lumber Yard
Cerena
Driscoll
Thompson Street
Aura Street
Pendletonians Thrive In California Colony Scene
Pendleton people in California report a thriving Pendleton colony. Joe Bagler and Fred Walters, back from a month in the Golden State, say Walters plans a commission house in Oakland and ongoing shipments of Walters flour. Others like the Youngers with a San Bernardino grocery, Pierce with an electric line route, and Wade with a lodging house are flourishing despite the San Francisco rebuilding.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Los Angeles
Cal
Pendleton
Joe Bagler
Fred Walters
Golden State
Basler
Mr. Walters
Hlf Johnson
C. B. Wade
Charles Piéres
Pete Bones
Horace Walker
Helix
Mra
BE. J. Sommer- Wile
Redlands
Sommerville
Sam Pizer Fe
San Francisco
California
Pete Sones
Long Beach
Youngers Ar
San Bernardino
Charlee Pierce
Riverwide
Guy
Ralph
Boise Team Tops Baker City In Narrow Victory
In Boise City Saturday night the Botse high school team defeated Baker City 87 to 7. John Fouty a woodsman at McDermott's camp near Sand Point Toaho felled a tree that fell opposite his calculations, striking and killing him instantly.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Boise
Boise City
Botse
Baker City
John Fouty
McDermott
Sandpoint
Toaho
Fouty
Local visitors and residents mingle in Hermiston area
A long list of visitors including M. A. Rader J. P. Morelock and R. H. Whitehead arrived for business and weekend calls while locals such as E. Woodrow Cloyd Oliver and Dr. M. S. Kern were seen in town. Several officials and professionals including Judge Hailey and Sheriff Taylor traveled for meetings and duties.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
M. A. Rader
Hermiston
J.P. Morelock
Wallowa
R. H. Whitehead
Irrigan
R. Dutro
Helix
William Date
Charles McLavey
Mra. M. . Gillette
Echo
E. Woodwow
Heppner
John Timmerman
Cloyd Oliver
Hin
Kern
R. Oldaker
Justice of the
Joe H. Parkes
la Grande
O. G. Kirby
Pendleton
Elgin
TD. O. Justus
J. G. Callison
Balfour-Guthrie Company
C. D. Teel
Buttercreek
Dan P. Smythe
Salem
T. J. Taylor
Foher
T.T. Geer
The
Pendleton Tribune
J. N. Burgess
Portland
Cunningham Company
A. H. Sunderman
Charles Cunningham
Milton Attorney to Work in Salem on Dyking Law
The husband, now with Newport and Skinner in real estate, and Attorney C. T. Godwin of Milton, will depart for Salem soon to advocate the dyking law drafted by the Milton and Freewater groups.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Newport & Skinner
C. T. Godwin
Milton
Salem
Freewater
Williamson Guilty On Concealed Weapon Charge
In the circuit court Lewis Graham pleaded guilty to carrying a concealed weapon after a shooting last week and was fined $100 paid to Judge Bean. A. D. Rhonimus indicted for murder in the second degree was assigned and given until January 30 to plead. Mrs. Dollie Thompson charged with obtaining money under false pretenses was arraigned and given time to plead. Most court time today focused on Lowell v Belle Davis over an attorney fee.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lewis Graham
Young Williamson
Bean
A. D. Rhonimus
Dollie Thompson
Lowell Va
Belle Davis
Sergeant Kitty Fer 1 Opera At Frazer Theater Next Friday
A review notes that Sergent Kitty Fer 1 offers a limited real opera with no plot, strong music, and an appealing company led by Helen Fiyron. The production promises picturesque costumes and a memorable afterglow beyond the final act. Also mentions Kodol for Indigestion sold by Tallman & Co as a remedy.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Frazer Theater
Helen Fiyron
Kohler Funeral Delayed To Wednesday Afternoon
Due to late arrival from Minnesota, Conrad Kohler's funeral is rescheduled for Wednesday afternoon. Rudolph Kohler is en route from Omaha and is expected by tomorrow night or Wednesday forenoon. The service will be at the Kohler home on West Alta Street and conducted by the Knights of Pythias.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Minnesota
Conrad Kohler
Rudolph
Omaha
Weet
Kohler
Weet Alta Street
Knights of Pythias
Union Savings Bank incorporation filed in county clerk office
Incorporators named for Union Savings Bank are H. S. Myers F. N. Myers and M. S. Myers all of San Francisco. Capital stock set at 5000 dollars due to missing filing fee. The papers were received today and have not yet been recorded by the clerk.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Union Savings Bank
H. 8. Myers
F. N. Myers
M. 8. Myers
San Francisco
One Third of the Nation Under Prohibition Report
The Associated Prohibition Press reports that about thirty million Americans, over a third of the population, live under prohibition laws. It cites rising dry areas in foreign and domestic regions, statewide bans in Tennessee Arkansas Georgia and Ohio, and shifts in Vermont New Hampshire toward prohibition. It notes Sunday closing in Minneapolis St Louis Kansas City Omaha Indianapolis Louisville and others, with reduced arrests and costs, plus fraternal and labor union actions against drinkers.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
America
Associated Prohibition Press
Prohibition Movement
Chicago
Prohibition
United States
Tennessee
Arkansas
Georgia
Tadlonn
Ohio
Vermont
New Hampshire
Minneapolis
Jones
Minneapolia
St. Louis
Kansas City
Omaha
Indianapolis
Loulaville
Mhquor
Odd Fellows of
New York
Mawsonie Fraternity
Kentocky
Knights of Pythias
Iador
Samuel Gompers
Denver Fat Stock Auction Sets Attendance Records
The Rocky Mountain News reports the Denver home and cattle show sale drew a record crowd surpassing 15,000 as prices for cattle fed for stock, premium stock, and yearlings rose versus last year. Top fat cattle fetched 8.50 per 100 pounds, yearlings brought 2 per 100, and a 1500 pound steer sold for 465. The white steer from Colorado State Agricultural College sold at 14.50 per 100, and a carload of lumber-fed stock from the college went for $8 per head.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Rocky Mountain News
Denver
Chicago
C. W. Ballantyne
Western Packing Company
Grand Market Company
Colorado State Agricultural College
John Thompson Grocery Company
State Agricultural College
North Coast road grading advances toward Kiona to Granger
The Yakima Republic reports nearly half of 35 miles of grading from Kiona to Granger completed and a rock work contract between Prosser and Kiona awarded. Four contractors are working on the road from Granger to the Spokane Wallula junction, with over 15 miles of right of way ready for rails. Bridges over the Columbia are being staked, with foundations bored and construction planned once final locations are approved.
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Kiona
Granger
Prosser
Yakima
Spokane
Wallan Walla
Columbia
Senate
Yakima Republic
Chicago Wheat Market tight open and close figures
Chicago on January 28 reported Wheat opening at 78 1 4, then closing at 77 7 8. Corn opened and closed at 45 8. Oats opened at 31 38 and closed the same.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Chicago
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Lydia
Pinkham
Lynn
Mass
Lydia BE
Lydia EB. Pinkin
Hunter Furniture Store
Bowman “Photo Studio
Alta Street
E. B. Young
Willow Street
Dan Kemler
Grey Bros
Louis Hunziker
Opticlan
T of Main St
Pendletonians
California City
Tlas
Pendleton Colony
Joe Tawler
TD. B. Sheller
Forest Reserve Super- Intendent
Blue Mountains Reserve
Wie
Mike Clara Carpenter
East End
Mr. Wood Passey
Bittner
Paseisle Coast Construction Company
William Folsom
Williamson
Bohonions Gilyven
Kitty" Fer
the Frazer
Pure Food and Drug Inn
Tallman &, Co
Trother
New Pendicton Savings Bank
Department Store
Star Theatre
Comstock & Smith
James Dalton
Little
McNulty
Blair
Miss de Lion
Dayton Sisters
Devoy
the Stereoscope
Walter Rudolph DeLien
New Moving Pictures
Puilding Lota
Frank B. Clopton & CO
E. Court, St., Pendleton, Ore
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