Pendleton City Notices and Local Ads Roundup
Local notices list services and sales including piano purchases at Easy terms, Ellora Plano House. hotel Oregon rates. clothing store sale. sale of work horses and harness. homestead inquiries. room and house rentals. refrigerator promotion. hat sale. portrait studio. leathers transfer. salesmen wanted. boarding and lodging options. Fourth of July church dinner. fruit crop outlook. social events by Woodmen of the World. Yellowstone train excursion canceled. no firecrackers allowed in specified blocks.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Pendleton
Portland
Oegon
J. B. Despaine
Frost & Rowman's
Hawe
Tha der
Campbell Millinery
Bowman
Poet Oregonian
Women of Woodcraft
East Oregonian
Leathers’ Transfer & Storage Co
Gritman's Cigar Store
Porlthon Permanent
Atwood
Chicago
Yellowstone
Personal mentions from Adnts to La Grande and Spokane
A gyring column lists numerous visitors and residents across Adnts Caton Portland Echo Milton Spokane Walla Walla and La Grande. Notables include Charles Otterstedt Frank Van Cleve M J Buckley and Dr K R Cashett with several others visiting for business, health, or travel. Typhoid fever concerns are noted for Typhoid cases Belcher Whitlem and nearby medical attention by Dr Henderson.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Charles B. Otterstedt
Adnts
Mr. Couper
Caton
Nuifither
Loner
Pale
Frank van Cleve
Echo
Ana Hie
Nel] Wilson
Portland
Mire Row Campbell
William Hilton
Washington
Nelyvon Manela
Milton
KR. D. Cashett
Weston
Pendleton
H. A. Meiners
Nex Perce
Idaho
Julia Downey
Spokane
M. J. Buckley
Walla Walla
Mies Lillian Borwell
Charles Maddern
Mies Inez Banta
A. H. Smith
Joe Parkes
Effie Parkes
Jane
Daphne Parker
Myers
Brooke
la Grande
W. T. Tucker
Stland City
Union County
Mr. Tucker
No Paper Tomorrow East Oregonian Cancelled by Celebration
Marriage license issued to Wilbur W Gardner and Witte M Lawrence both residents of the county Parkes Senior. Joe Parkes reports his father is critically ill in a hospital in Walla Walla. A carload of fat cattle ships to Seattle tonight via the W & c Mercents. Athena hosts Burch & Rel es dog and pony show moved from Eleth to Athena for today and tonight. John Bright quote about Britain's future in 1805 House of Commons cited.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Wilbur W. Gardner
Witte M. Lawrence
Thl County
Parkes
Joe Parkes
Walla Wallt
Conklin Elected Principal of Cove Public School
Tay Conklin, former Pendleton High School teacher, and Prof Roy Conklin, a noted Eastern Oregon athlete, have been elected principal and join Cove Public School in Tiiton County, the county’s third largest school.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Roy Conklin
Pendleton High School
Cove
Tiiton County
Conklin
Oregon
Hav Tnught
Union High School
TE DOR THE MOUNTAINS
Town crowds escaped heat by traveling to the mountains east of here for fishing and leisure. Mingham Brin hosted visitors while Tingham Springs opened for guests, with about 2 staying yesterday and travel access updated upon request. Poughter Was Born reports a daughter born last night to Mr and Mrs Seth Richardson.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mingham Brin
Tingham
Poughter
Seth Richardson
Woes of Pacific grain buyers expose combine tactics
A San Francisco dispatch notes farmers on the Pacific slope facing grain buyer combines. California farmers once stored wheat in railroad wirehouse facilities to wait for high prices, but moisture manipulation reduced weight, allowing buyers to profit upon reweighting in San Francisco. Washington also contends with a suspected grain buyer combine, but state laws and federal statute offer limited recourse.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Sttle Roulev
Pacific
San Francisco Dispatch
Sac
Sacramento Valley
California
San Francisco
Swatere
Bay
Washington
Ordinance Sought Against Minors Around Stores
District Attorney Phelps argues for a city ordinance to ban boys under ten from loitering near saloons and stores. He says current state law is severe and no better than hardening youths, placing enforcement burden on dealers and saloonkeepers.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Distelot Atloynew Phelps
Flota
Ofty Council
Alameda County Water Pump Threat to Valley Lands, Examiners Warn
The Alameda county survey notes that a Water company pumps underground water, threatening 200000 acres of orchards and valley lands. It cites 30000000 gallons daily need and calls for legal action if current drainage continues. Experts report wells dropping from five feet to fifty feet deep.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Alameda County
Bay
San Francisco
Examiner
Berkeley
Oakland
Alameda
Water By & Water Company
Te 4
Alamein
Comimbeton
Judge Bean Performs Two Weddings in Court Office
Dur ing a single day H J Bean, known as a matrimonial officer, filed two ceremonies in the Dut tthe office. Last evening he wed Whibur W Gardner and Wille M Lawrence, and in the afternoon joined Grant Bailey and Pauline Putnam. Deputy Sheriff Funk and Janitor Walden witnessed both ceremonies in the court house office.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
H. J. Bean
Indian Pete Laid To Rest In Native Burial Ceremony
Indian Pete, a Yaklon of the old guard, dies of consumption. His body will be shipped from Baker & Folsom to Mabie, Washington, for burial. He is said to have a warrior record and will be buried with warlike attire and ceremony.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lia Itidlin
Pete
Baker & Folsom
Mabie
Waeh
Old Guard
Pendleton Prepares Massive Ice Cream Supply for Fourth
Pendleton plans to serve about 1000 gallons of ice cream for the Fourth of July trade. At eight pounds per gallon that equals 8000 pounds of ice cream and around 24 000 dishes for the celebrations. Local parlors and the Blue Mountain creamery are busy, and delegates from Milton, Athens, Weston, Adams, Echo and Helix will visit. Free ice water will be provided at many spots along the grounds.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Pendleton
Blue Mountain Creamery
Milton
Athens
Weston
Adams
Echo
Helix
Hottest Day Recorded In Local Area At 110 Degrees
Residents reported extreme heat across Pendleton and the Main Street corridor as thermometers reached 110 in the shade. Officials noted a 205 reading in a scattered part of town while forecasts suggested possible weather changes but no immediate storms.
Price agreement and local sale notes in Washington
A garbled report notes a price agreement for July 1 that failed to take effect due to a Main Street shop rejecting the plan. It mentions a price of 26 cents per share and a delay in enforcement. W H Patterson of Wenatchee sold 11 65 acre bearing orchard for 17475 at 1500 per acre. A VA acre park is laid out at the foot of bluffs adjoining Bolsa to the south.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
W. H. Patterson
Wenatchee
Washingt
Bolsa
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Teutic’s
Myrick
Ore
Jackson Street
Carden Street
Ladies of the Christian Church
Cielden Thule
Patton
Court Sineel
C. R
Malia
John Gagen
Fagie
Court Street
Ed Morgan
Riverside Dairy
Ladies of the Baptist Church
Bowman Huilding
Crospitee
Koeppen Bros
W. O. W. Dow
Pendleton Camp
Lee D. Drake
Lloyd Tiemann
Deiver Heutenants
Iyaries Cole
Helger
A. Zienke
Arnold
Main Street
Bluff Street
Bridge
Garden Street
Court House
Alta Street
Main
Cottonwood
T. B. Gardane
Police
DR. Gray
Grey London
B. C
Pendleton Drug Co
UMA Soda
Koeppens
Ston
Anon de Latour
Oregonian
Lef
Eimer BH. Cleaver
City
Grant County
Don Cleaver
Mer
Cleaver
Umatilla
Line
Belcher Whitlem
Duehter
Mr. Hert Wie Jom
Weet Webb Street
Dr. Henderson
Nate Bulns
Seattle
Mercens
Athena
Burch & Reles
Ebleth
John Bright
Bo O
Eng- Jin
Europe
House of Commons
Tay Conklin
Allon
Central
Hare Schaffner
Mary
Peoples Warehouse
Varsity
Aaiseir
Wonk
Young Rouse
Bron Cizar
San Francsco
Mercury
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