Local classified notices and ads in Pendleton paper
A dense set of classified items lists signs and ads from Lane and Son and Lane & Gon. Rental offers on Water street and 618 Franklin, jobs for hotel waitresses and a cook, lost bicycle, fresh meat markets, and livestock sale. Also notices for carpentry, transfer service, trash haul, and a British volunteer corps dating to 1637.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
W. Webb
Alexander
Water Street
R. Alexander
Orpheum
C. P. Bowman
Echo
Ore
Boys PRe CHEST Promotion at Pendleton Store
An old advertisement entices boys with hundreds in cash inside a chest and a promised trip to a bank recount. Fra zier and Nelson Co., located at 719 Main St., Pendleton, Oregon, urge parents to investigate and bring their boy early.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Frazier & Nelson Co
Main St
Pendleton
Oregon
River trip to Portland from The Dalles cheaper
Passengers can save money and enjoy a river ride by taking the boat from The Dalles. Str Bailey Gatzert runs daily at 4:30 p.m. except Friday and Sunday, arrives Portland at 8:30 p.m. Fare is $1.00. Also advertised is a Black Percheron Stallion Socratic full blood for sale at top bid cash or six month bankable note. Auction set for July 29, 1911, at Pilot Rock at 2:00 p.m. Cart and harness included with the horse.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Portland
Dalles
Pilot Rock
Pendleton's Fast Express Moves Goods Across City
Pendleton's Fast Express offers rapid moving of all kinds with careful handling. Contact George Stangier at Gritman Bros. Main 611 for transfers of furniture and planes to any part of the city.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Pendleton
Fast Express
Wight
George Stangier
Gritman Bros. Main
Wanted team and sight wagon for mountain trip
A notice seeks a team and a sight wagon or heavy hack suitable for a mountain trip. August 1 inquiry to this office.
Pendleton Aerie No 25 Seeks Regular Meeting Friday
Regular meeting of Pendleton Aerie No 25 is scheduled for Friday evening at o o clock. Secretary V Strobile signs the notice inviting members to attend.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Fpugtes
Pendleton Aerie No. 25
V. Strobile
Special Saturday Lard Bargains at Rayburn Marker
One day sale offers leaf lard at 1 lb for 1.10 and 6 lb packages at 0.65. Limited to Saturday only at the Rayburn marker location.
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Rayburn Marker
Patton's Barber Shop Ad Offers Quick Service
The Round-up Barber Pole advertises Patton's Barber Shop opposite Alexander's store. It promises plenty of hot water clean towels and a policy of not sharing Chinamen Indians or Japs. Five barbers work constantly and there are no long waits.
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Patton
Alexander
Stockholders Meeting Of Oregon Building and Loan Assoc
The regular annual meeting will be held at the office of Will Moore at 117 KE Court Street in this city on Tuesday July 26 1911 at 7 pm. R Alexander president and Will Moore secretary.
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The
Oregon Building and Loan Association
Will Moore
Court Street
City
R. Alexander
Sec
Alligator Hunt In Halbrook Massachusetts
Halbrook police search for a pet alligator left by Margaret Hinckley in a yard. The reptile gnawed the rope in the heat and disappeared, prompting a local pursuit. Meanwhile Pauline Warne IT resigns as presidential milk producer and moves to a new stable.
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Margare
Hinckley
Halbrook
Mass
Massachusetts
Margaret Minckley
Pauline
New Quarters
Washington
White House
Pauline Warne
City Aboard Busied with Walla Walla Visitors and News
A long list of visitors and locals in Walla Walla and Pendleton is reported, including C. G. Somerstein from Hells, Henry Rosenberg’s farming circles, Mrs. John Rosenberg II, W. A. Williams of Walaguest, Pete Sheridan, Jack Keefe, Chris Johnson Jr, Russell Leach, Frank Spinning, Ruth Whitney, Jean Bailey, and others. The notes detail arrivals, departures, and travels among residents, with several headed to Echo, Lewiston, Meacham, and Wenaha Springs, plus business trips and social visits.
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C. G. Somerstein
Hells
Henry Rosenberg
John Rosenberg II
W. A. Williame
Wal
St. George
W. A. Hyatt
Union County
Pete Sheridan
Eeho
Pendleton
Jack Keefe
Commercial Club
Walla Walla
Chris Johnson, Jr
Russell Leach
St. Paul Minn
D. Cargill
Alreet la Walla
Vanaycle Ranch
Frank Spinning
Echo
Mise Ruth Whitney
Hood Rivers
A. J. Hays
William Flagg
Cole Ner
W. C. E. Pruitt
Lehman Springs
The
Commercial Association
Tom Thompson
A. H. Westgate
Pilot Rock
N. Evans
Long Beach
Wash
Jean Bailey
Spokane
Robert Forexter
William Mills
Portland
Burglars Target Manhattan Jewelry Store in Fearful Heist
New York burglars wearing kid gloves to avoid fingerprints and using non electric tools broke into Joseph Fass’ jewelry store at 768 Canton Street in Manhattan. They stole jewelry valued at $20,000. Police say the burglars show no expert signs and remain unsatisfied by the method.
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Warginrs
Rivington Strees
Charles Schaeht
Latreet
Pass
New York
Joseph Fass
Canton Street
Manhattan
May Abandon Aviation After World Flight Setback
Erie Pa July 20 J C Bud Mars left hospital where he recovered from injuries from a fall with his biplane last Friday He went to a hotel here and will be confined to his room for several days Mars said he would not attempt another flight for at least six months and might abandon aviation He is considering another world trip and may be years before seen in an aeroplane again.
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Erie
J. C
Bud) Mars
Mars
Echo Warehouse Receiving Wheat
Special correspondence from Echo Oregon notes the Wheats being placed into the warehouse with Darrell and Everitt handling the new crop through fall. Postmaster Ware’s office offers mail service from 6 am to 10 pm daily. Other local items include residents traveling, exams, tourism plans, and small business updates.
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Echo
Ore
Darrell
Everitt
Ware
Umatilla
Western Land & Irrigaton Company
J. D. Watson
Ruth Clark
Echo High School
Jerome Guiliford
Glen McCullough
Stanfield
Stoffle
Northern Realty
Emma Gelsler
Schol
Bert Maslin
Echo Hotel
Wattenburger
Pear Whitworth
Kehoe
Pendleton
J. Frank Spillning
Mre. Selror
Fire at Wendling Flares Across Oregon Timberlands
Fire alarms in Wendling Oregon after wildfires near Marcola and the Booth Kelly logging camps. About 400 loggers fought late into the night and again after 2 am to save works, with 400 feet of logging chutes burned and extensive brush and tops burning. Winds remain a danger as crews suspend logging and protect camps. mill operations continue amid the blaze.
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Wendling
Marcola
Booth- Kelly
Booth-Kelly
Tudor Sixty Years of Sugar Trade Begins in Boston
A Venetian introduced sugar refining to Europeans in 1502. Frederick Tudor of Boston started U S sugar trade in 1805 shipping the first cargo to Martinique and Calcutta in 1833.
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United States
Frederick Tudor
Boston
Martinique
Calcutta
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Harry
F. E. Livengood ® CO
the Ladies’ and Children’s Store
Lane & Son
Hutch Henry
Lane & Gon
Hotel Pendleton
Franklin Street
Arket
Horsee
Aurn Street
Thompson Street
Pendicton
Penta Bros
Malin Street
Maanket
Farmers’ Meat Co
Platspeder
Honorable Artillery Company of
London
Henry VIII
Tan
Koepi Ens
MT. Hood
Tallman & Co
A. S. Quant
A. Newton
Kennewick
Wenaha Springs
R. L. Casteel
Pitot Rock
Will McKinney
Lester Swagwart
Wheeler Hewis
EB. E. Kirtley
Alexander Department Store
la Grande
John i. Barker
Elgin
Klgin Recorder
Pauline Mimms
W. BP
Ana C. Shea
Esther and
Rabo
Thelma Thompson
Olga la Fontaine
Meacham
G. S. Hoisington
Marion
Northern Pacific
Ohio
Hoctor
Wish. Lameroux
Mise Olive
Seattle
Lameroux
C. A. Murphy
Mies Lamaroux
Brurglars
Echo Warehouse
Bast
Oregonian
Oregon Lumber Yard
A. H. Cox
Lic
Childrens Oxfords
Wohlenberg
Hotpoint Electric Iron
Pacific Power
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