Local Classifieds And Notices From Pendleton 1913
A dense listing runs through job ads housing needs lost items and services in Pendleton Oregon. It includes wanted waitresses for Hotel Pendleton a housekeeper and two hand workers for harvest and threshing. Also notes for piano sale lumber posts cedar and an auctioneer and a street nuisance ordinance dated July 1913.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Joe Ell
American National Bank
John Gagen
E. J. Burke
Water Street
Auto Stage to Lehman Springs Big 7 Passengers
Auto stage service offered to Lehman Springs with reservations via Pendleton Auto Co Main 641. F M Murphy listed as contact for bookings and schedule details.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lehman
Pendleton Auto Co
Lehman Springs
F. M. Murphy
Knights of Pythias to Install Officers Tonight
Damon Lodge No 4 Knights of Pythias announces installation of officers this evening. Full attendance requested by H. M. Elder, C C R. W. Fletcher, K R S.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Damon Lodge
Knights of Pythias
H. M. Elder
C. R. W. Fletcher
Nuisance Notice Under Pendleton Ordinance
Notice calls attention to Section 1 of Ordinance 336 of Pendleton city prohibiting throwing depositing sweepings from stores or contents of cuspidors scattering hand bills or other pipe or material on streets or sidewalks.
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City of
Pendleton
Fourth of July Bills Audited by July 9
All persons with bills against the Fourth of July committee are asked to mail or present them by Wednesday evening July 9. Bills will be audited on that date, or risk losing out. Dean TaTom, Chairman.
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Dean Ta'tom
Encampment ends at reservation on Fourth of July dinner
The Christlin Indian Encampment broke up this morning with the tent and paraphernalia returned to the mission and attendees going home. Wm. Barnhart was reelected trustee as church ties strengthened with several joining Christian Endeavors and temperance societies. A communion service drew 62 communicants and a benevolent offering of 41 65 was made. A women's society sold homemade articles, Rev. Wm. Wheeler left for Simnesha Oregon on Warm Spring reservation. The fourth of July dinner drew 150 attendees, including 20 whites, serving 250 pounds of salmon with Indian talks interpreted for whites.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Christlin
Church
Christian Endeavors
Wm. Barnhart
Woman’s Society
Wm. Wheeler
Simnesha
Ore
Good Roads Tour Opens From Grand Rapids
The Good Rounds and Prosperity Tour began in Grand Rapids with about a score of automobiles departing to visit Holland Grand Haven Muskegon Whitehall Montague Pentwater and Ludington. Governor Ferrix was to join the trip as a guest.
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Grand Rapids
Mich
Holland
Grand Haven
Muskegon
Whitehall
Montague
Pentwater
Ludington
Ferrix
Personal mentions fill Hermiston Echo visitors list
A long stream of local and visiting residents are noted in the Echo area. Names include Alien Thomson of Echo William Mills Juniper farmer Mr and Mrs Jack Vincent from Athena and many others from Hermiston Stanfield Milton Portland Tacoma Condon Washington D C and Meacham. People travel for celebrations trades and business with notes on positions and trips to Pendleton Seattle Natchez and La Grande.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Alien Thomson
Echo
William Mills
Jack’ Vincent
Athena
Bob
Hermiston
A.M. Nor
Dean
Jive
McDowell
Stanfield
John L. Barker
Meacham
Hi. Skinner
Claud Steen
Fom Milton
A. W. Nye
Portland
Jasper Templeton
Pendleton
Mr. Perking
Boise
Linn H. Sturgis
Ralph B. Stanfield
Jack
D. Brush
Tacoma
Albert A. Asbahr
Blaine Burton
Bond Bros
Gerald Bohn
Bohn
Morrill
Charles Alspach
Smith
Helix
Miss Beasle McPherson
Minnie Titus
Alexander’s
Seattle
Victoria
Lawrence G. Frazier
Salt Lake
Frazier
Nthel Newquist
Livengood
Marjorie Sparks
Natchez
Washington
Newqulias
Lost Pair of Nose Glingses Found by Montgomery
A finder is asked to return a missing nose glingses with a chain attached to J B Montgomery. The note says it’s easier to go broke in a month than to get rich in a year.
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J. BE. Montgomery
Sheep go four months without water on Nebo range Utah
Washington July 7 Sheep on Nebo National Forest Utah graze four and a half months without water aside from dew and forage juices, on a high rocky range with no streams. Season runs June 1 to October 31 and lambs weigh about 65 pounds on Chicago market. another Idaho area uses a nearby stream. For sale linen waterproof lariat 3 8 and 40 foot two 75 cents. A W Burks Palouse Wash
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Washington
Nebo National Forest
Utah
Nebo
Chicago
Targhee Forest
Idaho
A W, Burks
Palouse
Wash
New Grand Theater Signs 42 Week Tabloid Contract
The New Grand Theater secures a 42 week tabloid musical comedy and vaudeville engagement through Flint George agency at Denver. Manager Watson announces the season starts September 1 with a strong stock company presenting The Lawyer's Clerk a two act farce. The cast includes John E. Drew Tony Grundy Geo Temple Laura Stuyvesant and others.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Grand
Martin Beck
Sam Thal
Flint George
Denver
Watson
Linanced Stock Company
Mia
John E. Drew
Ernie Micher
George Temple
William Harkness
Tony Grundy
Tony
Graball Geo. Temple
Laura Stuyvesant
Mise Didier
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Kimonas
F. E. Livengood & CO
the Ladies’ and Children’s Store
Ladies’ Home Journal
United Orchestra
East Oregonian
Hotel
Heiudlight Restaurant
West Webb
Joy
Care This Office
E. L. Smith
East High St
Penland Brown
Grange Street
Penland Bros
Main Street
Thos
Fitz Gerald
City Recorder
F. J. Donaldson
Michigan
Bert Whitman
Moble V. Gaither
Chemina
Washington, D.C
Miaurite RB
Hill
The
Water Commission
Esther Cornelison
Walla Walla
J M. Cornelison
Fendleton
Fred Vincent
F. W. Vincent
Vincent
Oregon Journal of Portland
Paul de Ford
la Grande
de Ford
Oregon Theatre
Augusta Evans
Pendleton Drug Co
NEW Grand Theater
First National Bank
Pendleton, Gregor
Chauffeurs
Mahomet
Grace van Studiford Opera Company
Herald Square Theatre
New York City
T. B. Harms & Francis, Day and Hunter
Broadway, New York
Words By
M. E. Rourke
Music By
Silvio Hein
Ast
Regenans
New York
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