Local Classifieds and Notices Snapshot
A collage of 1911 style ads and notices lists businesses and services from Locals Beg Lane & Son for signage to Pendleton hotel waitress jobs, coal ads, rental and real estate on Water Street, meat markets, farm tasks, transfer services, river boat schedules, and a staged sale of Black Percheron stallion Socrats with terms.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Pastima
Dutch Henry
Lane & Son
Pendleton
Springs
Alexander
Water Street
R. Alexander
Platzomler
Lord
Etter & Son
Pilot Rock
Orpheum
Central Meat Market
Aura Street
Thompson Street
West Webb
Pentas. Bros
Malin Street
Portland
Dalles
Bailey Gatsett
Wanted Team and light wagon or heavy hack
A notice seeks a team and a light wagon or heavy hack suitable for a mountain trip. Contact the office for inquiry and details.
Pendleton's Fast Express Move Service
Pendleton's Fast Express offers light or heavy transfers. Call George Stangler at Gritman Bros. Main 611 for prompt and careful moving of furniture and planes to any part of the city.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Pendleton
Fast Express
George Stangler
Gritman Bros
Main
Patton's Barber Shop Ad Promises Clean, Welcoming Service
An old barber shop ad touts hot water and clean towels at Patton's Barber Shop opposite Alexander's store. Five barbers work, with signage saying they do not share Chinamen, Indians, or Japs, and that there is no long wait.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Patton
Alexander
Long Walta
Exams Board Publishes Certificates List for Teachers
The state board of examiners finished grading and published the names of successful teacher certificate applicants. From Nmatilin County, several won primary and one year certificates, led by Superintendent Frank K. Welles hailing the county’s strong show.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
State Board of Examiners
Nmatilin County
Frank K. Welles
Augusta Moule
Pendleton
J. A. Cavanaugh
Freewater
Otliver Cannon
Echo
H. M. Gunn
Hermiston
Mossie Mettle
Ukiah
Albert White
Milton
F. Johnson
Nolin
Minnie Baker
Stanley Wright
Kyle McDaniel
L. W. Keeter
Georgia Wright
A. E. Bensel
Nellie Marknun
Clay Hiser
Anna Waugh
Flora Morris
J. A. Duff
Bessie Hammiltt
Bifle Norman
Minne Ghormerly
Rail accidents rise under new I C C order
Washington reports show the Interstate Commerce Commission receives about 30 teletgraphic reports daily of interstate rail accidents involving loss of life or more. The reports come from carrier officials under an order effective July 1, and gradual railroad compliance is noted.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washington
Interstate Commerce Commission
Knights of Pythias meeting and reward notice
Damon Lodge No. 4 K of P will hold a regular session this evening. All Knights are urged to attend. Also a reward is offered for three Modern Woodmen of America receipt books letters and money orders returned to this office or Henry Henning's clear store.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Damon Lodge No. 4
K. of P
B. Waffle
C. R. W, Fletcher
K. R
Woodmen of America
Henry Henning
Notice of Taken Up Animals in Pendleton Pound
Pendleton City Marshal announces two stray animals taken up: a bay mare about 960 pounds branded 10 on left shoulder and a gray horse about 1000 pounds branded N on left shoulder. If unclaimed within ten days, sale by public auction at 2 pm July 26, 1911, at the City Pound Oregon Feel Yard Ald City of Pendleton. Proceeds go to costs. Dated July 18, 1911. TOM GURDANE City Marshal.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Pendleton
Oregon
Tom Gurdane
Notice for Bids on Street Fill at Main Street Bridge
Pendleton city bids close July 19 1911 at 6 p m for earth or gravel fill at both ends of the new Main street steel bridge. Bids must state price per cubic yard. City surveyor will provide fill estimates. Council may reject any or all bids. Dated July 5 1911 City Recorder Thos Fitzgerald.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Common Council
City of
Pendleton
City Recorder
Main Street
Thos, Fitzgerald
Pendleton Murals of Local Visitors and Travelers
A long list of residents and travelers visiting Pendleton and Wenaha Springs today and yesterday. Names include Robert Hoeft Perry Martin Mrs D Schunisher Charles Carter Edgar W Smith Sheriff T D Taylor Charles Chaney Mrs Mark Moorhouse John Serellia F E B Van Dusen T J Harden Tom Duncan A Mentzer Mr and Mrs Alexander Clark Nelson J M Sullens Jacob Rhode Frank Hayes Earl Tulloch A Daubner D Peterson Victor OConnor John Dickson Deputy Joe Blakeley William Gadwa Arthur Scott Charles W Meighan A R B Lord Mrs Willard Bond Leon Cohen J F Robinson Clarences Roy Bishop C B Stout L Leavj... (truncated)
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Robert Hoeft
Perry Martin
Holdman
D. Schunisher
Weston
Charles Carter
Wenaha
Edgar W. Smith
Ansycle
T. D. Taylor
Charles Chaney
Pendleton
Mark Moorhouse
Wenaha Springs
John Serell
F. E B. van Dusen
Pasco
T. J. Harden
Echo
Tom Duncan
A. Mentzer
Mra
Toy Alexander
Wennha
Clark Nelson
Victor O'Connor
John Dickson
Peoples Warehouse
Wemuha Springs
Joe Blakeley
William Gadwa
L. Power & Son
Arthur Scott
Umatilla
Willard Bond
Portland
Leon Cohen
Squaw Creek
Charles Bond
Bond Itros
Wallowa Lake
Jack Keefe
The
Commercial Association
Well Known Adams Woman Dies Today
Adams Oregon notes the death of Mrs. Charles Carpenter at 12 15 pm in Adams she was 66 and a former Labadore. She is survived by her second husband and three Labadore children Louis Helix Agnes Adams and Alice Adams. The funeral is set for 2 pm tomorrow in Adams.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Adams
Ore
Charles Carpenter
Oregon
Labadore
Louis Labadore
Helix
Agnes Mariette
Alice Labadore
No Money Stringency in Crop Moving Time
Washington reports treasury officials expect diminished money stringency during the crop moving period. July funds from center reserve city banks will cover dividends and about 30 million for corporate tax. Officials foresee possible money rate hardening but no debt stringency despite a trade balance near 515 million and an additional 100 million expected from Europe via American securities sales.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washington
Treasury
Center Reserve
Europe
Girl Whips Masher But Fails On Wife
Young Birmingham woman Miss Misa Coomer gained fame on Broadway after punching a male admirer. She later fought Ada Jermond, wife of a Philadelphia theatrical instructor, and was left in a serious condition. Her lawyer filed two suits for damages. Officers say she is recovering and may leave her room this week.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Broadway
New York
Misa Gertrude Coomber
Miss Coomer
Birmingham
Als
Usbert
S&s. J
Woman recounts abuse at Jermond school in Philadelphia
The account describes a plan to recruit the speaker for training at Jermond's Philadelphia school, followed by alleged assault by Mrs. Jermond and her husband. After a confrontation in a private office, the woman says she was slandered, attacked, pulled by hair, beaten, kicked, threatened, and left on the stairs, later found in a cigar store with six men helping.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
BE. Kirtley
la Grande
Chehalis
Jermond
Philadelphia
Also Mentioned on This Page
Beg Lane & Son
Signa
Tan
Koeppens
J. M. Sullens of
Meacham
Jacob Rhode
Echo Country
F. &. Judd
Gon Frank
Charles Winter
L. L. Mann
Frank Hayes
Earl Tulloch
A. Daubner
D. Peterson
H. G. Newport
G. M Hays
R. A Treese
John Durham
Athena
G. W. Coutts
I. F. Averill
Lee D. Drake
East Oregonian
W. G Dunbar
Buick
A. H. Cox
Oregon Lumber Yard
R. W. Fletcher
Wenoha Springs
Irwin Brooks
University of Oregon
First National Bank
A. C. Hampton
Childrens Oxfords
Wohlenberg
Lic
Pendleton Beer
City Brewery
Billy’s
W. J. Bogart
Brewery Depot
Paul Hemmelzarn
OPERA
Anton Kraft
State Saloon
H. J. Latourelle
Prop
Crescent Saloon
J. H. Taylor
F. E. Livenggod & Company
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