Local Classifieds From Pendleton Area Listings
Mixed local ads include rent and sale notices for houses rooms and furnishings. Listings mention Pendleton Oregon addresses and businesses such as Oregon Lumber Yard, Judd Building, Pendleton Planing Mill, and Pendleton Woolen Mills plus services like furniture, coal, milk cows, wood for sale, river trips to Portland, and nurse training inquiries.
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Oregon Lumber Yard
W. J. Conner
Main
Furing
Judd
F. B. Judd
Jersey
R. H. Stevens
Dutch Henry
Stanfield
W. T. Reeves
Jesse Falling
Smith Bros
Majin Street
Walla Walla Hospital
Walla Walla
Pendleton Planing
Evey
Stata Hotel
UN Co
Lndy
Lilleth
Lincoln Street
S. Garden
Pendleton Woolen Mills
Pendleton
Ore
Willow Street
L. W. Jones
Elm Street
Pendleton Pound Seizure Notice for Black Mule
The city marshal of Pendleton offers a notice of a black mule with a mealy nose eight years old and branded FS on the left shoulder weighing about 1000 pounds. If unclaimed within ten days a public auction will be held at 2 pm on the fifteenth of July 1912 at the City Pound Oregon Feed Yard, proceeds to cover costs, with sale to highest bidder for cash. Dated June 26, 1912. John Kearney City Marshal.
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Pendleton
Oregon
John Kearney
Penland Bros Transfer Co Furniture and Piano Moving
Call Auto Truck for Transfer Work. Our specialty is quick work. Phone Main 339 for furniture and piano moving. Picnic crowds to country, household goods stored by month.
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Penland Bros, Transfer CO
For Sale Scotch Collie Puppies in Amity Oregon
Farm ad listing Thoroughbred Scotch Collie puppies for sale. Bitches priced at $5.00 and stud dogs at $7.50. Contact M. L. Little, Route 1, Box 76, Amity, Oregon.
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M. L. Little
Amity
Oregon
Lost Winchester Rifle Reward Offered
A Winchester rifle calibre 22-20 Model 1892 No 376319 is lost. A reward of $2.50 is offered. Finder should leave it with John Kearney.
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John Kearney
Special Cordwood and Coal Prices Offered Nearby
Timber dealer Ko pitzke and Gillanders advertise dry red fir slab wood cottonwood yellow and black pine with special prices on five cord lots. They also offer Clean Rock Spring lump and nut coal and urge customers to compare before buying. Phone Matn 178.
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Quire Monterastelli
Rock Springs
Demott
Main Street
Portland
Bailey Gatsett
Dalles
Pendleton
W. H. Bey
Ore
Water Street
Kopitzke & Gillanders
For Sale or Exchange Wheat Land and Alfalfa Farms
E. T. Wade offers bargains in wheat land and alfalfa farms and proposes exchange options. He can sell two academy brick buildings for the same value as six and a half lots that accompany them, inviting interested buyers to inquire at Temple Building.
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Academy
E. T. Wade
Temple
Work Mules for Sale at Oregon Feed Yard
Carload of 26 good work mules to be sold Saturday June 8 at the Oregon Feed Yard in Pendleton. Ages 4 years and up, weights 1000 to 1800 pounds. Mules ATI gentle and broke to drive. Contact E. F. Marks of Nampa Idaho.
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Oregon
Pendleton
E. F. Marks
Nampa
Idaho
Johnson Arrives in Chicago Amid Admirers
Chicago July 6. Jack Johnson arrived to a crowd of local admirers. He wore a white gun, tan shoes, and a panama hat. Mrs Johnson carried a tiny white rabbit that blinked in the sun on a large diamond pendant at her throat.
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Chicago
Jack Johnson
Mrs. Johnson
Pendleton Social Mix Notables Stop In City
A parade of visitors and locals trims Pendleton for summer, including Whorle Baker from Nye, P Mollahan of Hilgard, Bert Davis of Athena, Anita Kirkpatrick of Weston, Mr and Mrs W Moore of Pilot Rock, Mr and Mrs B F Sinclair of La Grande, veteran editor John P McManus of the Pilot Rock Record, John Geiss family of Adams, T S Gibson of Pilot Rock, Iva Hill bound for Portland, Mrs Will Temple bound for Portland, Mrs George Carnes with Pilot Rock ties, Viva Warren from Weston visiting, J T Mayo of O W R N in Pendleton on business, F L Forbes visiting Seattle, Jack Corby en route on the Kansas Elks special, Dale Chessman seeking local harvest work, Viva Warren visiting Pendleton schools, Laura Murr heading to Portland for summer, Mrs Horace Mann and daughter Havel Mann bound for Portland, Walter Richardson and G L Campbell in from Portland, Thomas Fitzgerald to Portland for Elks prep, and Pendletonians readied for Elks invasion.
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P. Mollahan
Hilgard
Bowman
Bert Davis
Athena
Pendleton
Anita Kirkpatrick
Weston
W. Moore
Pilot Rock
B. F. Sinclair
la Grande
St. George
John P. McManus
John Geiss
Adams
T. S. Gibson
Iva Hill
Portland
Mra
Will Temple
George Carnes
Viva Warren
J. T. Mayo
F. L. Forbes
Pendleton Academy
Seattle
Jack Corby
Hal Corby
L. G. Frasier
Kansas Elks
Dale Chessman
Hermiston
John Sharpstein
Louise Root
Walla Walla
G. L. Campbell
Auto
C. & Jerard
Church Services by Presbyterian Minister Milnes
At the churches Presbyterian pastor F J Milnes will lead Sunday school at 10 am followed by preaching at 11 am and again in the evening. The service aims to invite all members of the congregation to participate.
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Presbyterian
F. J. Milnes
Church Service at 11 A M and 7 P M with Communion
The Church of the Redeemer announces divine service at 11 a.m. and 7 p.m. with holy communion celebrated at the morning service. All are cordially invited. Rector Charles Quinney signs the notice.
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Church of the Redeemer
Charles Quinney
First Christian Church on North Main invites all
J B Holmes minister leads morning worship at 10 o clock including Bible school communion and song service. Youth meeting follows. There is a sermon at 11 and Wednesday evening training class. A cordial invitation to all our services.
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North Main Street
J. B. Holmes
Bible School
First Baptist Church Services at Corner Johnson and East Alta
Herbert T. Cash, minister, preaches at 11 a.m. and 7 p.m. Sunday school at 10 a.m. Young people's meeting at 7 p.m. Wednesday midweek service at 7 p.m. The Lord's Supper will be administered during the morning service. Cordial invitation to friends and city visitors.
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First Baptist
Johnson
East Alta
Herbert T. Cash
First Methodist Episcopal Church Service Times
The pastor has returned and will preach at 11 a.m. and 7 p.m. Sunday school meets at 10 a.m. Epworth League 7 p.m. Come worship with us at Corner Webb and Johnson streets.
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First Methodist Episcopal
Webb and
Johnson Streets
Epworth League
Roberts Sentenced to Hang for Mar 29 Murder in Portland
Portland July 6 Jack Roberts was sentenced to hang August 23 for the murder of Donald Stewart who was shot with George Hastings during an automobile party near here on March 29 after they refused to halt at his command.
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Portland
Ore
Jack Roberts
Donald Stewart
George Hastings
Here
Former Chinese Premier to Wed German Woman
In Tien Tsin on July 6 it is believed Tan Shao Yi, once Chinese premier, will marry a German woman soon and have the ceremony in the United States. He studied at an American university and is said to be married in Washington, D C.
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Mary Fowler
Eugene F. Fowler
Mary Hanes
Proctor
William B. Robinson
Mary Lyon
Ada Boone
Everett
Ella
Hanes
Brents
Pendleton Baseball Notes and Divorce Filing Report
Diamond Dust describes injuries and roster moves in Pendleton and Walla Walla games including Garrett ankle strain, Hewitt release, and plans to sign Etehandy. It also covers umpire changes with Frank Breed in Boise Tri-State, plus a divorce section noting custody and name restoration cases involving Mrs Proctor and Mrs Hanes with mixed name histories.
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Billy Gove
Sweet
Frank Breed
Walla Walla
Sove
Boise Capital Journal
Bolse
Orozco Prepating For Guerrilla Warfar e
Advices from Agua Prieta report 1500 rebels marching from Casas Grandes toward the Sonora state line. General Sanjines says he has halted plans to attack Juarez and will defend mountain passes into Sonora until Huerta’s government forces arrive from the south for a general rebel assault.
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Ders
Casas Grandes
Sonora
Agua Prieta
Mex
Sanjines
Juarez
Huerta
Not Going to Shell El Paso Rebels Deny Plan Across Line
El Paso July 6 Colonel Pasqual Orozto father of the rebel chief denied a circulating report from Washington that the rebels would direct artillery fire across the international line to destroy the electric lighting plant in El Paso. Officials from the state and war departments investigated and said such a contingency is not probable.
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el Paso
Pasqual Orozto
Washington
International Line
el Paso Electric Lighting Company
State
War Department
Big Liner Olympic Grounded After Flooding Event
A large vessel named Olympic was forced to ground due to rising flood waters. Efforts to refloat face delays and may require lightening cargo if she remains aground at high tide.
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Olympic
High Ude
Taft Plays Golf With Hammond at Beverly Course
Taft played golf today in Beverly Massachusetts with John Hays Hammond present. The outing occurred July 6 with no further competition noted, reflecting a casual sporting engagement by the former president.
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Taft
Beverly
Mass
John Hays Hammond
Tragic Collision Leaves Train Crew Dead and Nurses Injured
A freight train collided with a passenger car near Ligonier on the Fourth of July, destroying the coach and killing two engineers and several firemen. Nurse Esther Mathews was among the injured, and four children were hurt while being taken to the woods for a picnic. Rescue efforts followed as locals and railroad workers responded to the wreck.
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Lagonier
McConnaghey
George Byers
Smith P. Beatty
John Ankeney
Dunlap
Esther M. Mathews
Wilpen
Ligonier
ONeill Promoted to Seattle as District Passenger Agent
J H ONeill long time traveling passenger agent for the O W R N company in Portland has been promoted to district passenger agent for the Seattle office replacing E E Ellis who resigns. Appointment takes effect July 6 with ONeill leaving for Seattle. Ellis plans a hunting trip to British Columbia before fall with T J Jones to Alaska.
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OW. RK. & N. Company
J. H
Jack) O'Neil
Eastern Oregon
O.W
Mr. O'Neil
Portland
J. H. O'Neil
O.W. R. & N. Company
Seattle
E. E. Ellis
J. D. Farrell
O'Neil
O'Neill
William Jennings Bryan
Oregon
Pacific
Washington
Ellis
British Columbia
T. J. Jones
Alaska
Interurban car wreck in Tulsa claims multiple lives
A Tulsa to Sand Springs Interurban crash on a steep grade killed four people and injured about eighteen. Mrs. W A Snow of Ault Cole died from injuries, with three others dead at the scene including two women. The light wooden car, runaway from its motorman, crashed into a heavy steel car, prompting hospital care for many others.
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Tulsa
Okla
Sand Springs
W .A. Snow
Ault. Cole
Dynamite Cap Explodes Injuring Cottage Grove Boy
In Cottage Grove Oregon on July 6 7 year old Wade Mosby son of Mr and Mrs Dave Mosby of Diston suffered injuries when a dynamite cap was struck by a rock The blast wounded his right hand and face and chest with a large rock fragment The boy was taken to Cottage Grove for medical care and is expected to recover
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Cottage Grove
Wade Mosby
Dave Mosby
Disston
West Umatilla landowners seek relief from delays
Landowners under the proposed West Umatilla extension of the Umatilla irrigation project send a telegram to Secretary Fisher asking for relief from prolonged delay and uncertainty. They claim water rights, credit loss, and ruined plans for homes, fences, roads, and livestock. Signatories include Reeves, Klein, Haney, Riseling, Umatilla Ranch Co.
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West Umatilla
Umatilla
Fisher
Interior Department
Stanfield, Or
Walter L. Fisher
Secretary of the Interior
Washington, D. C
United States
T. Reeves
H. M. Klein
W. Haney
George Riseling
Umatilly Ranch Co
Uncomfortable perch to roost on fame’s pinnacle
A concise reflection on fame as a precarious peak and the unsettling position it creates for those who reach the top. The line suggests that high acclaim comes with discomfort and isolation, prompting caution about pursuing celebrity as an ultimate goal.
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Madras
Val
F. E. Livengood & CO
Ladies’ Home Journal
Justrite
F. J. Ronaldson
Yassah
Joinson
Suri
Whorle Baker
Nye
Thomas FitzGerald
Lodge of Elks
Metropolis
Pendletonians
Garrett
Wala Walla
Augustus
Robinson
Boise
Jimmy Mensor
Buckaroo
Barry
Jimmy
Lefty Hewitt
Etehandy
Pippin Heaver
Hewitt
Orozco
Pendleton’s Drummers Sample Store
Boyts
Wheeler Studio
Alta Street
City Hall
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