City Briefities From The Street and Window Displays
Trash hauled, salesmen wanted at the Boston Store, lumber and cord wood for sale by Farmers Bank Weston Oregon, baby or family portraits at Bowman's Studio, Leathers' Transfer & Storage Co phone 611, summer millinery sale by Mrs Campbell, office space for rent in East Oregonian building, house for rent with bath, competent sales reps wanted for factory route, soda and city beer advertised by John Gagen, coupons discontinued at Great Eastern store, estray horses described south of the city, notes on base blowers and Bricklayers union losses.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Rader's
Boston
Farmers’ Bank
Weston
Ore
Bowman's
Leathers’ Transfer & Storage Co
Gritman’s Cigarature
Hemoveal Sale
Mra
Campbell's Millinery
Eart Oregonian
Woodcraft
East Oregonian
Saileamen
Atwood Bldg
Chicago
John Gagen
Ebagte
Court
Jewelry quảng?
To rivet your attention in this di rection when it comes to purchasing Jewelry 18 we have a large stock of every kind and description at very moderate prices. We stand back of every piece with our own individual guarantes, so you run to risk what L. HUNZIKER, Jeweler and Optician.
Second Hand Refrigerator for Sale at Central Market
A listing offers one large second hand refrigerator for sale at Central Market. The ad mentions a phone contact Sharon & Holding main 39 and promotes buying a phonograph from Owenhouse as a remedy for fatigue and stress.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Sharon & Holding
Bell
Central Market
Death of Mrs Pomeroy at West Alta Street Home
Mrs Mary Pomeroy died at 4 30 this morning at her sister in law Mrs Bum Lown 1109 West Alta Street from consumption. Funeral services will be held at 7 30 this evening with interment set for tomorrow morning at Rock Creek. Probach Dyer John W Dyer and Miss Ann Pro bach married in Spokane at 8 this morning by Father Fletcher of Conga College. They will reside in the city. the groom runs East End grocery. bride is daughter of Mr and Mrs Pro bach of North Yakima. Henry Sthwarg of the Colts? is listed as a leader and friend.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mary Pomeroy
Inlaw
Mire
Bum Lown
West Altastrent
Por Rock
Kfeelock
Fea Ainter
Dorhams Testifies After Four Years
Four years after claiming cure by Foley's Kidney Cure Borhams of Carlisle Center N Y writes that the treatment stopped brick dust sediment and kidney symptoms. He reports no relapse in four years and endorses Foley's Kidney Cure as effective for kidney and bladder trouble issued through Koeppen Drug Store.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
B. Borhams
Carliele Center
N. Y
Foley
Cinnamon Bear Mowes Down in Mountain Camp
In the mountains near Meacham last week Alex Liver of the city mowed a brown cinnamon bear while Mr Oliver looked on from a distance. Oliver lamented not having a gun. Meanwhile Mr and Mrs Oliver gathered 12 gallons of huckleberries. A bear attracted by a borrlinn was seen earlier. At Clathop mills in Astoria Juan Sartore, an Italian lumber handler, was crushed to death in a belt and pulleys incident.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Meacham
Alex
Mr. Oliver
Brain
Mr. Miver
Mrs. Oliver
Clathop Mills
Astoria
Juan Sartore
Personal mentions from Pendleton listings and visits
James Hall and son of Gurdane visited the city. W. Toy Saxton of the Hermiston reclamation corps spent Sunday here. Royal Sawtelle visited Athena yesterday and returned home this evening. Bertha Alexander returned from Spokane after a two week visit. Mia, William Humphreys and children left for Eureka California for a month or more. J. W. Watson of Peoples Warehouse plans a 10 day outing at Skagway Alaska this week. A Maloney, father of J W Maloney, is seriously ill on his south hill. Mr and Mrs Norbourtine Berkeley will mine near Olive Lake Grant County this week. Mrs W D Fletcher, now at Meacham, improving and able to sit up. D P Dickson of Gurdane arrived with a beef herd sold to Conrad Platsoeder. G W Jones of the O F L & ON Spokane division foreman has been off work a few days. Truman Spaulding of Chicago stopped in Pendleton for a visit with Dr L K Birkes Lee. Frank C Kelsey of Kelsey Young, contract for rebuilding plans, arrived from Portland. A Hopson of Milton was a city visitor. Judge and Mrs W R Ellis left for Newport for a month or more. J P Winters left for Portland to be away until Thursday. Mrs J Ferguson returned to Walla Walla to visit relatives. Guy Hawkins, Pendleton alumnus, visiting and left for Mayville. Lambert Clark, Pacific Express assistant, leaves for Idaho Falls as extreme agent. Rosanna Belts, mother of Dyneloe Tolte of Plot Rock, passed through Pendleton en route to Corral Idaho. She will travel 40 miles inland by stage. Diouglie Helte accompanied her.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
James Hall
Skagway
Alaska
A. Maloney
J. W. Maloney
South Hill
Norbourtine Berkeley
Olive Lake
Grant County
W. D. Fletcher
D. P. Dickson
Gurdane
Conrad Platsoeder
G. W. Jones
O, FL & ON
Bectlon
Spokane
Truman Spaulding
Frank C. Kelsey
Kelsey & Young
Unis
Portland
A. . Hopson
Milton
W. R. Ellis
Newport
J.P. Winters
Ferguson
Walla Walla
Guy Hawkins
Pendleton
MacMinnville
Mayville
Lambert Clark
Pacific Express
Idaho Falls
Clark
Pendleton Business College
Rosanna Belts
Dyneloe Tolte
Plot Rock
Pi Int Rock
Corral
Idaho
Hatley
Diouglie Helte
Marriage Licence Granted for Markeson and Fraver
A marriage license was granted Saturday evening to John FR Nice and Rety M. Fraver, both of the county. Marin Markeson, living near Parnhart by the river, transferred his 40 acre ranch to neighbor Henry Roth. The property suffered flood and fire losses recently.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
John FR
Nice
Rety M. Fraver
Thi County
Markeson Taneh
Marin Markeson
Parnhart
Henry Roth
Markeson
Rock From Seattle
Ale Miller justice of the peace at Pilot Rock returns from Seattle after a three week visit to his daughter Mrs Benjamin. He notes Seattle’s sound registered about 90 degrees for two weeks but heat not oppressive due to breezes. Washington wheat crop not seriously injured and no complaints heard.
Oregon judge berates fake jury certificates in court
United States district Judge Hunt criticized Oregon physicians for too readily certifying jurors as unfit. Mark Hurlburt of Albany arrived with a certificate, prompting the judge to warn against relying on such documents. Germany revises railway tariff adding dozens of tickets for a family trip from Mulhouse to Basel.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Hunt
United States District Court
Oregon
Oregon Daily Journal
Donen
Mark Hurlburt
Albany
Monday
Himsell
Hurlburt
Nu Court
Germany
Mulhouse
Bale
Quarantine Extends at Bolwe Hog Abattoir After Cholera
State Veterinarian Dr G K Noble reports only one slaughterhouse in Bolwe discharging diseased hogs. The Walnut Street Cold Storage plant owned by RK A Hock is under quarantine for 40 days after 17 diseased hogs were moved to an adjacent island and five died from cholera. If new cases arise the quarantine extends 30 days. other animals may be slaughtered.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Bolwe
G. KE. Noble
Epstern
RK. A
Ada
Bock
de. Noble
Jury awards Ladds 5000 in Castle Rock condemnation case
In Stevenson Washington a 12 man jury for the Portland and Seattle Hallway company versus Charles E Ladd and others of Portland returned a verdict for the Ladd interests for 5000 in the Castle Rock condemnation suit. The defense alleged damages between 100000 and 500000 and filed a motion for trial. The case involved plans to raze a landmark with explosives and transfer quarry rock by barge.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ladds
Portland & Seattle
Charles E. Ladd
Portland
Stevenson
Wash
Castle Rock
Ladd
Ape Falisie
Seattle
Demand to Raise Power Wire Near Baker
Farmers around Baker seek to raise three live power wires after Earl Willett died moving a hay derrick under the Eppinger ranch line along Rock Creek. County court ordered Baker Light & Power to show cause by August 1 why the wires should not be moved citing danger to haying and threshing crews. Ranchers state the wires are too low and threaten life and property. Thom as Glare reports across the Willamette with an apple tree bearing 23 varieties.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Beenee
Earl Willett
Eppinger
Baker
Rock Creek
Bukerity Herald
P. Basche
Nat Cooper
Myers
Baker Light & Power Company
Baker Cite
Rival moves at Astoria threaten rail control war
The Sunday Oregonian reports Northern Pacific surveyors consider utilizing a route from Kelso to the Columbia mouth to ship Inland Empire wheat to Astoria and load ships there. The plan could skip towage and pilottage, lowering costs and triggering a contest between Harriman and Hill for the Astoria and Columbia River railroad. Indications suggest Hill may win a path, while Harriman eyes Oregon shore control. A B Hammond, owner of the Astoria line, is due in the city next week, possibly influencing the rumors.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Sunday
Oregonian
Northern Pacific
Kelvo
Columbia
HM Intenda
Inland Empire
Astoria
Washington Pointe
HUM
Hil
Harriman
Hill
Cntrol
Astoria and
Columbia River
Oregon
Washington
Astoria & Columbian River
A. B. Hammond
Spokane Fair Expands Grandstand For Derby Day Crowd
The Spokane fair enlarges its grandstand to accommodate seven thousand spectators, doubling previous capacity and improving access and seating. renovations include improved stairways and chair seating replacing benches to ease crowds during Derby and key race days.
Baer Store Receives Exterior and Fixture Upgrade
Max Baer improves Minx Racer furnishing Roords store with new front windows and modern fixtures. carpenters are at work remodeling the exterior to enhance display of goods and overall appearance, aiming to make Baer store a leading furnishing goods house in the area.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Minx Racer
Man Arrested for Horse Stealing Eyes Plea in Heppner
An arrest from Spokane reports John McCourt, acting district attorney, said a man wanted for horse stealing in Morrow county will be taken to Heppner to enter a plea of guilty once Judge Bean can convene court in the city.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
John McCourt
Act Inc Alstrict
Spokane
Morrow County
Heppner
Jwullty
Oregon Dairy Leaders Urge Export Over Import of Butter
At a Salem dairymen's meeting Professor Mokay of the State Agricultural College urged Oregon to export butter rather than import it. He noted Oregon's high production but called the climate favorable for dairying and advocated extending dairy farming to maintain soil fertility. Oregon dairy leaders projected growing state value, while critiquing local creamery imports from Minnesota and stressing pasture and feed gains.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Oregon
Minnesota
Salem
Profesor Mokay
Town State Agricultural College
New York
Liverpool
James Withycombe
Willimette
J. W. Bailey
Hey
Justice T. G. Hatley
Pendleton
Willamette Valley
Tragic Boise Fire Victim Houston Burned Alive
A Boise man Ed P Houston died in a house fire near Riverside Park after neighbors spotted flames early Saturday. Firefighters arrived late as the structure burned, Houston found face down by the door with severe burns. He was a Linn County native who moved to Idaho about 72 years ago, worked as a plumber, and owned a ranch near Albany Oregon plus the house destroyed by fire. A federal commission investigates claims of valuable tin deposits in the far north of the territory.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Boise
Boise Capital News
Ed P. Houston
Riverside Park
Chit Tweegood
Houston
Linn County
Ore
Hie
Tdaho
Albany
Ofe
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Teutsch’s
Grocery Co
My Place
Ecity
Frank Frazier
Firmere Fch Hulidiog
Bricklayers’ Union
Mabie
L. Hunziker, Jeweler
Owenhouse
Mes. Pomenoy
F& BK. Dorhams
Alex Oliver
Hires Root Beer
Koeppens
Jedge
Howe
Doxen Howe
the Fair Dep’t. Store
Abattoie
Veteri
Dan
Are Menon
Thomos Glare
Willamette
VOR
Janes J. Hi May
Spokane Fair
Grand Stand Witl
Max Barr
Merny County
Alankna
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