City Notices and Local Ads Mix in Compact Briefs
A collection of small town notices and classified tidbits announces sundae flavors at Donaldson's, dry wood from Minnis, baby portraits at Bowman's studio, and freight/transport needs from Leathers Transfer Co. Rentals, sales, and real estate bargains abound. Also listed are hardware offers, groceries from Goodman and Rohrman, July 4th church dinner plans, and a featured Pendleton home sale with wheat land options.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Hansen
Donaldson't
Knox
Oregon Lumber Yard
William Bilton
Main Street
West Webb
Goodman Hardware Company
Peoples Warehouse
Indies of the Christian Church
Clapton
Postoffice
Gilman
Heppner
Ore
Herd Law Adopted by Walla Walla County
The county commissioners adopted a new herd law after reports that nine tenths of Walla Walla County is unfenced. Stock running at large may be taken up and sold as extras year round, with no natural barriers in the county. The law allows legal fencing to be disposed of and requires the same procedure as for extras in selling seized stock.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Walla Walla County
Walla Walla
Wallia Walla
Preston merchant expands stock to sixth purchase
Word reached F B Livengood that Lee Tetiech bought another stock of merchandise in Preston Idaho. The purchase makes six stocks he has taken over in weeks, setting a local record. Mr Teutsch and Charles Bean, now in Preston, are expected here Friday.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
F. B. Livengood
Lee Tetiech
Preston
Idaho
Mr. Teutsch
Charles Bean
Cattle Shipment Planned From County to Troutdale
T Benson buyer for Union Meat plans seven cars of fat cattle tonight for the Troutdale plant. cattle were gathered in small lots across the county and are described as a nice lot. Cattle on Umatilla county ranges are in excellent condition with several large shipments in view.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Troutdale
T. Benson
Union Meat Company
Meat Company
Umatilla
Drownings At Lake Union In Seattle Fishing Accident
Roy Linn aged 14 and Harry Johnson aged 16 disappeared while fishing near Seattle. No witnesses. cause of accident unknown. In other content an ad claims Browsers Catarrh Cure has been public for two years, with many cures, and references J F Carrier's ad in this issue.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Roy Linn
Harry Johnson
Lake Union
Seattle
Pr. Browsser
J. F Carrier
City buzz as many visitors pass through Baker City
Dr E R Todd of Adama and J F Dupuis of Weston in the city on business. Jack and Eleanor Vincent return from Portland. Mrs W A Storley of Portland visiting. F B Swayze of Hermiston in town. W T Shaw of Hudson Bay with his wife. L J Proper of Pendleton in Baker City over Sunday. F H Gardner from Hotel Pendleton visits Portland. Judge A Lowell leaves for Portland to deliver July Fourth address. Charles Baker of Hermiston transacts business. Mrs John Knight travels to Utilla for Fourth with relatives. Olive Myrick of Pendleton visits. W Koeppen back to town after illness. Dale Slusher returns from Stanford. C Moore and L Oldenburg of La Grande visit. Co L Morgan of Hermiston arrives by train. John Glasscock leaves for southern Idaho. J G Callison visits from Echo for Fourth. Winn Brown visits from The Dalles Chronicle. Don P Smythe of Pendleton on state sheep commission business. F H Coolidge arrives to spend Fourth with sister. Fred A Randolph from Sioux Falls plans coast summer. W R Bills to Condon to deliver Fourth address. Dan Smythe returns from Sumpter on allotment business. Dr P Thomas of Spokane passes through after Hot Lake visit. Mrs J R Oliver departs Ta Grande after weeks with Blakeslees. Mike Sandora and E Dowden of Oregon and Idaho Children’s Home finding society head to Walla Walla. Earnest Ruppe resigns First National Bank post to work on a reservation project. Charles Miller, news agent, recently fell through skylight.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
E. R. Todd
Adama
J. F. Dupuis
Weston
Jack
Eleanor Vincent
Portland
Mra
W. A. Storley
F. B. Swayze
Hermiston
W. T. Shaw
Hudson Bay
Olive Myrick
Pendleton
Baker City
BR. C. Moore
L. Oldenburg
la Grande
Co. L. Morgan
John Glasscock
Cabbage Hill
Idaho
J. G. Callison
Balfour-Guthrie
Echo
Winn Brown
Pendleton Tribune
Dalles Chronicle
Don P. Smythe
State Sheep Commission
Baker City Herald
F. H. Coolidge
Athens
J. Mutr
Fred A. Randolph
Koeppen
Sioux Falls
Congromman
W. R. Bills
Condon
Dan P. Smythe
Sumpter
Blue Mountain Reserve
P. Thomas
Spokane
Medical Society
Hot Lake
Mre
J. R. Oliver
Lynn K. Blakeslee
Severn
Ta Grande
Mike Sandora E. 5
Dowden
Oregon and Idaho
al Knight
Charles Miller
Pilot Rock celebration speakers set to arrive from Portland
The article notes J. P. McManus meeting Meaars H. M. Cake and J. B. Eddy, speakers for the Pilot Rock celebration, expected to arrive from Portland this evening. It also mentions the rear of the Hotel St George resident returning from hospital and Mr. and Mrs. W. T. Hislop heading to Scotland for a six month continental tour before returning to Pendleton.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
St. George
J. P. McManus
Pilot Rock
Meaars
H. M. Cake
J. B. Eddy
Portland
W. T. Hislop
Scotland
Mr. Hislop
Pendleton
Free Rest Rooms Prepare for Public Tomorrow
Several private sites are opening free rest rooms for women and children tomorrow. The Peoples Warehouse will offer the old Parish house beside the Episcopal church. The Savings Bank basement will be open despite remodels. The Commercial Association rooms and Deacon A W Nye are also preparing spaces for visitors.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Peoples Warehouse
Episcopal Church
Savings Bank
Commercial Association
Deacon A. W. Nye
Fourth of July at the Penitentiary Promises Holiday Festivities
The Walla Walla Bulletin reports a patriotic Fourth of July at the penitentiary with a baseball game prize of tobacco, athletic contests, trapeze and horizontal bar stunts, music by clever performers, and an evening nine-piece orchestra. The holiday program aims to leave inmates with a pleasant memory behind the brick walls.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Pen
Peniitentiary
Walla Walla
Pendleton Savings bank shines in yearly report
The Pendleton Savings bank officers praise the showing publicized by the East Oregonian. Loans and discounts total 1 085 795 61 dollars, a large sum for a county with 10 banks. Deposits reach 1 270 243 38 dollars, nearly a record in the city, signaling broad prosperity for Pendleton and Umatilla county and a barometer of regional business.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Goal Bank
Pendleton Savings Bank
East Oregonian
Thre
Pendleton
Umatilla County
Knights Templar Bulletin Sent From Pendleton Delegates
T C Taylor of Pendleton as a Knights Templar delegate to the Saratoga Springs grand conclave. East Oregonian will print a daily eight page illustrated bulletin July 7 to 14. The first copy arrives with extensive delegate and visiting knight information and praise for the press committee. Prohibitionists control Georgia legislature and land prohibition likely in coming session.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Knights Templar Bulletins
T. C. Taylor
Pendleton
Knights Templar
Order of
Saratoga Springs
N. Y
East Oregonian
Daily Bulletin
Order
Georgia
Rail and ditch project settlement boosts Washtucna
The Washtuena Enterprise reports a Spokane settlement between Port land and Seattle Railway and Palouse Irrigation and Power. Rail construction can resume with cement culverts where tracks cross the ditch, and the irrigation project gains a fair land price and damage compensation. Mayor Booth and HH C Peters plan initial ditch work next week, signaling joint progress for rail and irrigation.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washtuena
Portland & Seattle Railway Company
Palouse Irrigation & Power Company
Washtucna
Spokane
Portland & Seattle
W. W. Zent
Rixville
Ditch Company
Hs Projecte
HH. C. Peters
Suttle
T. Booth
Vacation Season Relief for Stomach Troubles
The text promises quick restoration of a normal stomach condition before travel. It advises that after treatment with the Hitters you can enjoy your trip without ill effects from unfamiliar foods and drinks.
Hostetter’s Stomach Bitters Promotion in 19th Century Ad
A dated advertisement touts Hostetter's Stomach Bitters as a quick relief for cramps nausea disar thon or comivenes and poor appetite. It claims cures for mental well being indigestion dyspepsia and malarial fever, reflecting era medical marketing tactics.
Better Tone In Markets Amid Confidence Rise
Henry Clews notes improved mood in finance this week driven by crop gains, sector liquidation, Hughes' fare act speech, and railroads with the public. Yet money market strain remains the main hurdle, with global capital shortages, high interest rates, and a broad pullback in security values due to widespread monetary tightness and industrial activity. Local factors amplified the national downturn that began six months ago.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Henry Clews
Hughes
New York
Wheat prospects brighten in Klickitat valley reports
The Klickitat valley faces a strong fall wheat outlook after snowmelt and recent rains, promising heavy yields of good quality. Spring wheat prospects are also favorable as temperatures cool after a brief warmth. Evangelist Hart and Magann of the Methodists report 700 conversions from 64 public meetings in Spokane.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Klickitat Valley
Goldendale Sentinel
Evangeliste Hart and
Magann
Spokane
Lydia E. Pinkham's Vegetable Compound Ad Notice
Women suffering from any form of female weakness are invited to write Mrs Pinkham Lyon Massachusetts for advice. She has advised sick women free of charge for more than twenty years and before that assisted her mother.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lydia E. Pinkham
Lydia B. Pinkham
Pinkham
Lyon
Mass
Meinaara Reece
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Oregon
Methodiat Ehirch
Garden Street
Webb
Inquire
Weat
Webb Street
Chase & Sanborn Coffee
C. Rohrman
E. T. Wade
Rohrman
Louis Hunziker
R. Alexander's
Huylers
New York City
A. C. Koeppen & Bros
Pendleton, Or
Hostetter
Wonder Store
Klickitat
MOG
Lydia
Mrs. Pinkham
Northwestern
Matlock Building
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