Local business notices mix with summer sale items and travel deals
Fragmented ad dense page shows bargains at Gratzs Gat and Gratzs, Kunkels and Teutechs with shoes clothing groceries and ice cream. Mentions a Summer Excursion rate by Washington & Columbia River Railway to coast points from June 16 1904 with round trip ten dollars and return by September 5th. notes Sportsmen's Association membership growth and local services offered in the city.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Teutech's
Gratz's
Bauer & Daley's
Nolf’s
Kunkel's
St. George
Joerger’s
West Court Street
J. J
Mia
J. P
Navin
Helix
Sportsmen’s Association
Washington
Kodol Dyspepsia Cure Endorsed By Readers and Irrigation Plans
Tallman and Co urge readers with indigestion to try Kodol Dyspepsia Cure praising its digestant and tissue building effects. It is endorsed by many cured of indigestion and heart palpitations. The article notes an irrigation company formed in Grand Ronde valley with Pierce, Cooley, and Tweedy as incorporators to irrigate Senator Pierce’s ranch and nearby lands. Also reports Billy Claypool’s threshing begins this week on his 600 acre wheat field.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Tallman & Co
New Irrigation Company
Grand Ronde Valley
Walter Pierce
A. B. Cooley
T. J. Tweedy
Senator Pierce
Island City
Billy Claypool
North Cold Springs
Local notables visit Pendleton and nearby towns
A stream of visitors and residents frequent Pendleton and surrounding areas. Names include Arlington’s Jay D McBain, Meacham wood dealer John Dweckweiller, Helix businessman W A Boyd, Meacham residents T Thomas and O Peterson, and Portland traveler Fred Campbell. Several others from La Grande to Spokane are listed, with moves to Seaside, Ocean Park, and Bingham Springs noted. The report notes social calls, business trips, and minor mishaps, plus ore work updates at Standard Consolidated and banking security work by W N Kendall of Portland.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Stanfield
St. George
Jay D. McBain
Arlington
Julius Roesch
la Grande
Martin Compion
Seaside
John Dweckweiller
Meacham
W. A. Boyd
Helix
W. Thomas
0. Peterson
Fred
Campiell
Erie Railroad
John Harrison and Son
Little McKay
Myrtle Smitham
Portland
Dora Lampsin
Will M. Peterson
Athéna
Thomas Anderson
Ro @ N
Bridge
Helen Betts
Pilot Rock
Ster
Pendleton
Martin
Ocean Park
R. M. Hall
Glenn Andrus
Chicago Record-Herald
George
Wallan Walla
McClellan
Tutuilla
Zoeth Houser
Sumpter
Eeho
Standard-Consolidated
F. Chilson
Ukiah
G. H. Clark
Evelyn
Genevieve Clark
Northwest
Kendall
United States
End of Taylor Divorce Denies Spousal Abuse Claims
In Mowen Taylor vs Melissa Taylor a divorce was granted by Judge Ellin on grounds of causeless abusive language and slanderous accusations by the defendant. Property division assigns roughly one third to each party, detailing the home place of 160 acres near Weston Athena valued at 10 to 12 thousand dollars, a brick store in Athena valued at 7500, and several annual payments from 1904 to 1910 totaling multiple thousands as specified.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mowen Taylor
Melissa Taylor
Ellin
Wees
Weston
Athega
Athena
Present Worth Basis for Early Payments by Mr Taylor
The document states that if Mr Taylor wishes to pay all or several installments in advance, he may do so on the basis of present worth at a stated percentage. This outlines a prepayment option with a discount reflected by present value calculations.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Taylor
Eagles Profit Note After Carnival Week
The Eagles report a small cash gain of 66 cents on last week's program while acknowledging total profits of 566.06 as deserved. The largest expense was 2 dollars per day for 10 ticket takers, leaving the order with 400 dollars of gross receipts. Members praise manager James Simpson and his business methods, receiving unanimous official endorsement. Police activity during carnival week dropped, with fewer arrests and a lighter police court docket than usual.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Eagles
Conrad
James Simpson
Little Girl Kicked by Horse Near Home
The four year old Thelma Thompson, daughter of Mr. and Mrs. Samuel Thompson, was kicked by a wagon horse near their South Main Street home last Saturday evening. She remained unconscious or partly conscious for hours and suffers greatly, with injuries to the abdomen and kidneys. Reports say the injuries may be more serious than initially known. Separate notices detail various fraternal conventions and special railroad excursion rates with dates and prices for travel to Detroit, Atlantic City, Boston, and Louisville, offered by the O. R. & N. EF. C. Emith, Pendleton agent, as sale dates and limits are listed.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Thelma
Samuel Thompson
South Main Street
Littie
Divorce Granted in Miller V Miller Case
In the divorce case of Gottlieb Miller versus Sophia Miller the divorce was granted and the court awarded Mrs. Miller a cash settlement of $1000.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Gottlieb Miller
Sophia Miller
Mra. Miller
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Sensational
France
Sale
Han
Grats
Boston
Kunkel
Martin's
McAdam
al Huwley
Hanan
Welone
Big Box
Court Street
Campbell's
Potaire
New Building
Wood and Webb
Pantheon Theater
Ap Martin
Maort
Long Beach Pendleton
Wickham
A. C
Withee’s
Delta
Haowley‘s
Kunkel’s
Howler Ares
Pmtve Jeweler
Main Street
FOP Drug IG Store
C. Koeppen & Brothers
W. H. Hawley
Frank Corkendall
J. A. Borie
Bingham Springs
George A. Cruise
Portand
A. Rakion
G Miller
Ritter Grant County
William Mountain
Woodstock
Illinois
Thomas Mountain
Kunkel Implement Company
G. F. Kimball
Nat
Helen
James Wyrick
Meatham
J. P. Haverly
Mere
C. A. Cameron
Pearson
Freewater
J. T. Hinkle
Peoples
Thelma Thompson
Grand Lodge Benevolent and Protective Order of Elks
Cincinnati
Ohio
Imperial Council
Atlantic City
N. J
Grand Anny of the Republic
Mass
Knighta of Pythias
Louisville
C. Emith
Ore
Workingmen’s Clothing
T. C. Taylor
Pendleton Roller Mills
Byers
Prop
The
Schwarz & Greulich Meat Co
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