Local Shoppe Ads and Notices Mix In 1890s Pen dleton Page
A jumble of ads and notices shows Cleaver Bros Dry Goods and Hawley’s sell goods from pants to fruit, Murphy’s and Rader’s offer furniture and refrigeration, with pictures, wallpaper, and fashion. Promotions include Crescent bicycles, Pierce & Tweedy, and Lang’s Medicine. Also clerical calls for a good girl at White boarding home and Wakefield & Failing club notices.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Nell
Murphy's
Cleaver Bros
White
Rader's
Hawley's
Howton
Crescent
Crescent Agency
Bastian
Eile
Pierce & Tweedy
Zeiger
Court House
Franter's Hammocks and Frazer's Goods Page Adverts
A collage of old ads and notices for Franter's Hammocks Frazer's candy and tackle shops Nolf's baseball gear and other retail goods. Mentions Tallman Co DeWitt's Witch Hazel Salve a hotel incident at Hotel St George with a boy breaking a light and various local business names. Also notes a Pendleton baseball trophy claim by the Alerts and a missing person coin toss of local interest.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Franter's
Nolf's
Frazer's
Geiser Grand Hotel
Baker City
Candy Dutton
DeWitt
Tallman & Co
St. George
Life Excape
Silan Ll. Boule
Soule Hrow
Deawitt
DeWitt's
Talitoan & Cn
Army Ile
Dleohargen
Rowan
Golden Oie
Emey Motion
Tall Hin & Cy
Thonjae Campbell
David & Cargill
Howwenwer Broen
J. At
Sivder
Joh Bart
George Cage
Promi
L. Bvith
Stonewall Jackson Street
Ted Deenershead
Otteer Welfian Coffean
Giel
Siean Shull
Alert Hoe Company
Pendleton
Chinaman's House
Kodor
Tallman & Ca
Bridges in Disrepair East of Pendleton Prompt Criticism
A report highlights two bridges east of Pendleton on the road to the Indian agency as needing repair. The tribe’s agency, with Agent Wilkison in charge, faces blame for neglect. The damaged bridge near Pat Kine Place shows a large hole. critics urge immediate action before more danger or costs arise.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Pendleton
Indian Agency
Ilkion
al Hare
Pat Kine
Promising Townsite Sale With Farm Country Surroundings
A small stock of goods and a town near rich farming country will be sold on favorable terms. The opportunity targets a physician seeking a business location. Address A care of East Oregonian. Also mentioned is a claim about Le Witt’s Little Early Kisere pills for liver and bowel relief.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
East Oregonian
Water Meter Installment Notice for City Consumers
Water consumers are notified to have meters installed by July 14. If not, action may be taken by the city recorders’ office. Hyava al T. BRUWS, Water Superintendent.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Motalees Eevalog
Motors
Boasobte
The
City Recorders
Hyava al T. Bruws
Abraham Lincoln
Minot J. Salvage
Ed Linener Dies After Medical Emergency At Home
Ed Linener died at his home two blocks north of Dr. Cole's hospital after a medical emergency involving morphine. He had suffered illness over the weekend and attempted farm work Monday morning before collapsing. The death leaves a widow and children, with funeral plans pending arriving relatives. Edward Linener, born in New York state, had lived in Pendleton County for years as a noted farmer and member of local orders. internal notes show unclear details and dates.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ed Linener
Dr. Cole
Pirate Hospital
Pendleton
Mr. Linener
Mefao
Linener
Stin
Kdosner
Linsner
Pie
George Linsner
War Midge
Stepwon
Frank Parks
New York State
Reat
Heather
Edward Linewer
Uncatilla County
Fle
Canyon City
Dancy Shea
Athena Bocelall
Pendleton Buviday
la Grate
Lawton Standard
Allen
Lawton
Frank Satterlee
East Oregonian
Portland
Port Townsend
Wash
Mable Nye
Spokane
Pomeroy
Tom Nye
Miss Nye
LG. Frasier
Stalionary
Elmer Turner
Andy Ander
Voodon
Fossil
C. Brown
Oregon City
Low Rester
Idaho
Gah
Devhew
Labour County
Ontario
RE. O. Greenman
Snake River
Frank
Sibyllott
Clapton
Eakin
Union
Haker
Jaen
Innocents Abroad and Reverie in a Fractured Text
A fragmented OCR passage from Indianapolis quotes a traveler and a minister discussing innocence and memory. The garbled dialogue mentions the Holy hand and a river, with references to a Reverend Goodman and Mrs. Prontgengty in an unclear Indiana setting.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mr. Goodman
Jyrchen
George
Indianapolle
Pendleton Notes From Town and Surroundings
Pendleton and surrounding areas see a flurry of movement as residents travel to Lehman Springs and Portland. Local business and hotel figures, including Joan Endecott and Mrs. Balm Mann fledgeon, visit Pendleton with plans and reports.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Charles Bond
Meacham
MD Straban
Lehmanepelige
W. of
Corsam
Seattle
Haker Dumocrat
A. M. Reltie
Pendleton
Merc
B.S. Burroughere
California
George Frome
Son Monson
Lehman B Springs
Roy River
Fred Rubmeer
Charlee Marah
Hingham Springs
George Hartman
Will Grould
PC. Sperry
Pilot Rock
Joan Endecott
Lehman Springs
Bell in Religion Sparks Moonside Parable
A fragment quotes an old colored parson lamenting a bell in religion and recalling a man who wandered off during the parson's honeymoon, illustrating a humorously muddled tale from a historical paper.
Also Mentioned on This Page
Ioast
Sian
Street of Breas Wear
Alexander & Heater
Wakefield & Failing
Standanl Trocery Company
Lang
Lane
Talman & Co
T BR
Jiwaen
Natwote
Shenleater
Naheotta
Doetore
Laygrippe
G. H. Wike
Madison, Ga
leWitt
Taliman & Ie
Pendleton Shoe Co
WM. Fitagerald
Atlanta Constitution
Ed Otto
Mr. Otto
Goll
Mel
Long Creek
Grant County
John Elliott
Owl Tea House
ST. Joe Store
Lyons Mercantile Coo
M. A. Rader
Main and Webbers
Aisedb Tanleuks O
Dusenberry
Main Street
Kennett & Tarbet
Jackson
Hamburg
Geneine
Grescent Agency
East Oregonian Building
Yari
R. Forster
Proy
Pacifi
Pullman
Carl
Chicago
New Y York
A.D. Ind
Morrison
Southert
Sou
Leate
Depot Fifth
Stree
Overland Expresse
Bung Joy MA Hite
Corvallis
Theodgn
Ebay
Tohkute
Alen
Renee Sain
Illinois Central Ki
Solid Trains
BR. &S
B. H. T BU
J. R. Dicks
Oregonias
Fred Walters
Perieet Civision
Munro Park
Ban Mabee
Seia
Pacific Northwest
Hell
Scientific American
Learweat
Nws
UNM
Coossores
New York
Oregon
I C. Bowersg
Womaghiud
DR. Mors Chemical OF
Cleveland
Ohio
MY ‘TALIMAN # co
Druguists
Fendleton
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!