Local Notices and Ads Fill Pendleton Pages
Pendleton readers see a collage of ads and brief notices from local businesses. Promotions cover sundae shops, soda fountains, furniture, lodgings, real estate, hardware, farm supplies, and a hop ranch sale detailing a $20 000 purchase by Donald P. McCarthy of the Fir Grove hop ranch near Independence Oregon.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Hig
Donald P. McCarthy
Ottenhelmer
Mr. Ottenheimer
Fir Grove
Missouri Bottom
Independence
Marion County
Salem Statesman
McCarty
Ottenheimer
Hin
Convicts Give Entertainment at Oregon Penitentiary Show
Inmates of the Oregon state penitentiary presented a ministry show in the dining room last night. The crowded venue justified attendance and praised the performers. Salem residents and officials were commended for supporting and appreciating the effort despite the unusual performers.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Oregon State Penitentiary
Salem Journal
Salem
Derailed Engine Delays Work Train at La Grande Yard
Engine 964 attached to a work train derailed in La Grande yards yesterday. Crews built a temporary track around the wreck to continue clearing and repairs as the incident was managed.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
la Grande
Notice to present bills by noon July 6 1907
Notice states all parties holding bills against the 4th of July committee must present to secretary Jack Huston at 120 W Cont Street by noon July 6 1907. Also mentions marriage license issued to William W Quinn and Nancy Shum why and a finder reward for a Lady's gold watch with initials B L.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Jack Huston
W. Cont Street
Wiliam W. Quinn
Nancy
Shumwhy
Alge
B. L
Personal mentions fill local column with trips and visits
The town hubbub lists residents returning from city visits and planning trips. Names include Mise Line Nelli, Anna Oleén, Verda Hér, Celestine Moorhouse, Jeanette Manassie, Earl Gillanders, G W Phelps, P T Harbour, John Wohlenberg, J J O’Meara, Henry Lazinka, Carl S Wheeler, Will E Narkhaws, W A Crank, Charles Bond, B B Richards, J Sheuerman, Al Carden, M M Fike, T Livengood, R Stott, Florence Taylor, W J Morgan, Mamie Sullivan, Fay Sullivan, Oliver P Morton, Charles H Carter, Harry Burke, Roy Saxton, and Mrs Mandel’s family. The notes mention travel to Portland, New York, Minneapolis, Seaside, and other trips plus local celebrations and fishing trips.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mise Line Nelli
Milton
Mises
Anna Oleén
Verda Hérphondem
Portland
Mra
Eba
Schiffier
Hot Lake
Leon Cohen
New York
Qove
Jeanette Manassie
Athena
Earl Gillanders
Meacham
G. W. Phelps
Seaside
P. T. Harbour
Weeston
John Wohlenberg
Peoples Warehouse
J. J. O'Meara
Minneapolis
Middle West
Henry Lazinka
Camas Prairie Ranch
Carl
Wheeler
Siates
W. A. Crank
Charles Bond
Pilot Rock
B. B. Richards
Puget Sound
J. Sheuerman
Sheuerman
San Francisco
Will E. Narkhaws
Standard Consolidated Mining Company
Prairie City
W. H. Lytle
Lake
Klamath Country
M. M. Fike
Milledgeville
T. Livengood
Lanark
Sullivan
R. F. Perham
Oliver P. Morton
Charles H. Carter
Hingham Springs
Harry Burke
Hermiston Realty Company
Roy Saxton
Reclamation Service
Hermiston
Baker City
Kansas Big Ranches to Go as Elgin Prepares Shift
Kansas big ranches around Elgin, Kansas, face loss of prominence as the Osage Indian reservation is opened to allotment. Eugene Hayes and other leading ranchmen plan to quit cattle business. large ranches will be divided into small holdings. They note strong cattle prices but predict a shift to many smaller ranches.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Elgin
Kan
Kansas City Star
Eugene Hayes
Osage
Niece of Robert E. Lee Jane Mandel Dies in Denver
Jane Lee Mandel, a niece of Confederate general Robert E. Lee and a noted Confederate loyalist, died yesterday morning at Mercy Hospital. A long-time Laramie, Wyoming resident brought to Denver by her daughter two weeks ago, she lived much of her life in the western states as a prominent local figure.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Jera
William Lasher
C. H. Hopkins
Mra. Mandel
Horan
England
Philip Mandel
Mandel
Wyo
Western Plains
Wyoming
Laramie Plains
Jane Lee Mandel
Robert E. Lee
Mercy Hospital
Denver Republican
Laramie
Wye
Denver
Supreme Court bars liquor sales at social club in prohibition Illinois
The Illinois Supreme Court rules the South Shore Country Club cannot sell liquor to members and guests without a license in a prohibition area. The decision treats club bars as dramshops, enforcing liquor laws impartially. Members must supply their own drinks, and no individual or organization may operate a club bar in Hyde Park.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Illinois
Supreme Court
South Shore Country Club
Chicago Record-Herald
Dramshops
Hyde Park
Remarkable endurance after mining accident in Oregon
Gen. I. Brower, 38, sustained severe injuries from a Premature explosion at Grouse creek Oregon. He crawled 55 miles to receive aid, was carried 10 miles on a stretcher, then transported 45 miles to Argotin for care. Despite chest wounds jaw fractures and lost teeth he remains fairly alive with pluck and believes he may recover. He is single with only his brother as a relative. Lewiston Tribune Asotin Corres.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Binat
Agsotin
Grouse Creek
Oregon
Brower
Argotin
Bramway
Wight
Lewiston Tribune
Asotin Corres
Akron Auditor Fred Smith Accused of Unverified Securities Loans
Former Akron city auditor Fred Smith faces a report alleging he held securities totaling $173,992 and lent city funds amounting to about $198,035 without verifying their true value. The Ohio inspector general’s report notes the lack of valuation efforts by Parmalee.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Fred ©. Smith
Akron
Ohio Inepactor
Smith
Thees
Parmalee
Misidentified Body Sparks Cross Country Claims
Mrs FE G Sage of Melrose California identifies a photo of a man killed in a Glenn County gun battle as her son Orrin Wilk ington. A San Francisco paper claims the corpse is Count Otto Von Walidstein. A note on bean farming mentions large imports in 1905 valued at 1 098 000 dollars.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mra. FE. G. Sage
Melrose
Alameda County
Calif
Glenn County
Orrin Wilkingon
San Francisco
Otto von Walidstein
Dilemmas Over Insane James Batch Title Transfer
Hood River Land Emporium asks County Clerk Nichols about records on James Batch who was deemed insane in 1883. Guardianship and asset handling by Batch’s wife led to real estate in Hood River in her name. No discharge record found. Batch allegedly had no property at commit. Spokane links and population notes follow from Yakima Republic. Read the Portland Oregonian.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Hood River
Ore
Nichols
James Batch
Batch
Klickitat
Ord
Rateh
Yakima Republic
Also Mentioned on This Page
Teutsch’s Dept
Hansen's
Donaldson's
Minnis
Water Street
Bowman's
Bridge
Leathers Transfer Co
Oregon Lumber Yard
William Ailton
Main Street
West Webb
Goodman Hardware Company
L. B. Gilman
Heppner
Binck
H. PL
Whitmoan
Penbleton
Pendleton
Alco
Bloeser
J. F. Carrier
Garden Street
Webb
Webb Street
Chane & Sanborn
C. Rohrman
E. T. Wade
Rohrman
Price
Louis Hunziker
Main
R. Alexander's
Oregonian
Huylers
New York City
Koepprpens
A. C. Koeppen & Bros
Pendleton, Or
Kansas
Robert ©. Lee
Mra. Jane Mandel
Wonder Store
Yakima
Tacoma
Alfred Lister
Polk & Co
The
Bost
DR. Blosser’s
Wright
Bingham Springs
Blue Mountain Health and Pleasure Resort
Blue Mountains
Umatilla
James Cornfield
Gibbon Post Office
Northwestern
Matlock Building
This is just the beginning! Our collection holds over 300 years of history, including rare newspapers, obituaries, marriage records, birth records, and so much more—most of which you won’t find anywhere else!