Court Reforms and Larceny Cases In Ed Osborne District
The circuit court processes several cases including John Ferry accused of larceny at Gratz and Ed Osborne in reform school. Others face charges of stealing geldings from Arthur Grimes and Hugh Bell, with pleas set for next Monday. Also noted: tobacco trial in Umatilla and remonstrance hearing at Echo over an icon license for Cloyd Oliver. A domestic laundry engine belt broke, risking a serious accident before J F Robinson shut off steam.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Osborne
Circuit Court
John Ferry
Gratz
Clary
Ed Osborne
Ferry
Atterwan
Arthur Grimes
Milton
Brisbols
Grant
Hugh Bell
Athena
Frank Herron
J. A. Smith
Frank Grant
Freewater
Herron
Echo
Cloyd Oliver
Olivers
J. F. Robinson
Trading for Indians by Samuel Bittner in town
Samuel Bittner spent the day in town conducting extensive trading for the Indians and himself. He is described as a large lease holder and active in many business dealings for the Indians during the quarantine.
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Samuel Bittner
Yeaterday
Mr. Bittner
Visiting In La Grande By Geary Kimbrell Brief Trip
Deputy county surveyor Geary Kimbrell is registered at the Foley House in La Grande this morning on a brief business and pleasure trip and will return home tomorrow. Rubber heels Teutsch's.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
la Grande
Geary Kimbrell
Suveyor
Foley House
Local Shop Notes and Advertisements at Pendleton
A compact roundup of small ads and notices from Pendleton including farm loans, fresh seafood, oysters, cleaned clothing, smokers supplies, portraits offered free, and various sales. Listings show real estate, for rent notices, livestock and farming equipment, a quarantine update, construction plans, and local merchants promoting groceries, meats, and dining options. Notable items mention Mrs. W. B. Mays renting a house, Tr. Boddy butchery, and the Coe Commission Company moving into 120 Court Street.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
J. A Howard
Castle's
Gratz’s
Joerger
Neuman’s
Martin's Gro Evy
Real Estate and Local Notices From Oregon Daily Journal
Half price sales at Teutsch’s and Smoke the Pendleton Favorite advertised. Oregon Daily Journal on sale at Frazier’s book store. Beautiful cottage lot with shade and fruit trees offered at reduced price. E T Wade shows a two story brick building with basement 50 by 90 on Main street offered as bargain with easy terms. H W Corbett pushes for state seal change to include beaver, reflecting 1859 constitution. Indians deny Mrs Wet Coyote’s death, saying she recovered from smallpox. Modern Woodmen meet Monday Feb 2 to vote on proposition and elect delegates to County Camp Ninety-seven. Ninety seven American municipalities have cremation or reduction plants for sewage.
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Teutsch
Teutsch's
Pendleton
Haye
Gratz’s
Phillips
Nolf
W. B. Mays
East Webb Street
Academy
E. Q
Boddy
Butcher
Athena
H. S. Dorman
Rees
Patton
Raley
Alta Street
E. T. Wade
Charles Beale
Collier & Co
Thomas Paker
Webet Court Street
Calvin and
Marie
Ralph Folsom
Court Streets
Fred Hill
Ketter
B. L. McElroy
Presbyterian Friends
Narston Park
W. B. Jenkins
Martin
B. B .Crowner
Milies
John Crowner
Ing Soyder
Bryant Place
Marten
Pokery
Teutsch’s
Oregon Daily Journal
Frazier’s
E.T. Wade
Main
H. W. Corbett
State of
Oregon
Local Housewares Sale Adverts Fresh Seeds and Linens
An old newspaper ad lists 5c toilet soap at 39 a dozen and 35c to 60c window shades. Fresh flower seeds priced at 5c value now 20c. The note reflects a period sale with bargain household items.
Also Mentioned on This Page
Igre
Wuit Court
Umatilla
A. Rhode
Rhode
Connericut
Holland
Ion Famous
Boynton
United States
Treet
Alta B
Price
Eppen’s .Drug Store
Main St
Court House
H. Stewart
Wet Coyote
Tutuilla
Coe Commission Company
J. A. Howard
Court Street
Levi Solison
Temple
Marston Park
Ladies Aid Society
M. E. Church
Morrow
Joseph Vey
Jesse Failing
Peoples Warehouse
Henderson
Pingree
Boston
Allen Brothers
Main Street
P. P, Collier & CO
Jardinieres
Frog
Crowner Bros Telephone
Beildings
J. Clarke & CO
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