Stanfield Agent Returns With Bride
Special correspondence from Stanfield Oregon notes station agent C R Hogan returned from Michigan with a bride and resumed duties. Other items mention Mrs E E Cotant leaving for Grants Pass, Dr H W Coe inspecting local interests, and various residents visiting, harvesting, or planning projects in the area.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Stanfield
Ore
C. R. Hogan
Michigan
E. E. Cotant
Grants Pass
H. Rt. Wessel
H. W. Coe
BR. N. Stanfield
A. C. Egan
Portland
G. L. Dunning
Orpha
Pendleton
Frank Sloan
John McCarty
M. Haragas
Carl Hulson
Spokane
Father Butler
Helen Crea
Thos. Connelly
Rey Kennison
Loren Kennison
Reid
A. W. Gray
Ladies Aid Society
Necklace Larceny Suspect Tied to Find in Providence
Following the Boston arrest of Israel Davis on a $1,500 necklace larceny charge, police in Providence recovered Mrs. Paythe Whitney of New York’s necklace and her $500 gold cigarette case along with several small jewelry items in Rufus Davie’s home, a cousin of the arrestee.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Providence
Boston
Israel Davis
Paythe Whitney
New York
Whitney
Rufus Davie
A Golden Wedding Health Advice
An old couple celebrated a long marriage and strong health, with a humorous note on keeping the liver active. The ad promotes Ballard's Herbine as a daily tonic, available at A. C. Koep pens & Bros.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ballard
A. C. Koeppens & Bros
Titeville Boy Drowned in Washington Farm Incident
Claude Wills aged 16 son of J A Wills of Titeville drowned at Frank Youn farm about 20 miles west of town. The accident occurred while he was working on the farm and details are incomplete. Local authorities were notified and an inquiry is expected.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Titeville
Ritaville
Wash
Claude Wills
J. A. Willis
Frank Youn
Chinese lottery case ends with judge fined and coins counted
Lottery men Tay Pine of 8150 in Modesto faced fines of 75 dollars each after a playful confrontation with a Justice of the Peace and District Attorney. A sack of coins counted for the $150 fine contained no silver dollars despite varied denominations. The item also includes an unrelated testimonial ad for Hall’s Catarrh Cure, promoting a constitutional remedy and endorsements.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Tay Pine
Modesto
Justice of the Peace
Jennings
Maddux
Hall
Chae? & Co
Toledo
Ohio
Pendleton City marshal to auction unclaimed animals
The marshal of Pendleton announces two unclaimed horses a bay mare about 900 pounds branded 10 left shoulder roached mane and a gray horse about 1000 pounds branded N left shoulder roached mane. If unpaid within ten days from July 16 1911 they will be sold at public auction at 2 pm July 26 1911 at the City Pound Oregon Feed Yard Pendleton to cover costs with proceeds to pay sale expenses.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Pendleton
Oregon
Pon- Meton
Juty
Tom Gurdane
Matshal
Pendleton Seeks 40 Tons Rock Spring Coal
The Common Council of Pendleton Oregon will buy 40 tons of Rock Spring coal delivered to the City Wall basement. Sealed proposals for furnishing the coal are due to the City Recorder by 5:00 p.m. July 26, 1911. John Hailey Jr. acting recorder.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
City of
Pendleton
Oregon
City Recorder
John Hailey, JR
Notice of Proposed Improvement on Cottonwood and Webb Streets
Pendleton Common Council on July 13 1911 adopted plans to improve Cottonwood street from Water to Railroad and Webb street from Cottonwood to Main with hard surface pavement curb and storm sewers. An assessment district No created to levy costs on benefited lots with plans filed and published in East Oregonian.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Cottonwood and
Webb Streets
Pendleton
Common Council
City of
Cottonwood Street
Water Street
Railroad Street
Webb Street
Main Street
Cotton- Wood Street
Coltonwood Street
Recorder of
Court Street
Alta Street
Kalboid Street
Wembleton
Block
Block 2
Block 4
Forest Webb
South Pendigton
Pacrosa Alta
Pen- Meton
Aald Flock
Pendleton Court Street Improvement Plan Adopted by Council
The Common Council of Pendleton directs the City Surveyor to prepare and file plans for improving Court Street from Main to Ash with hard surface paving curb and storm sewers. An assessment district No 1 is created to charge benefiting property with costs, with detailed district boundaries and publication for ten days in East Oregonian.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
City Recorder
East Oregonian
Pendleton
Oregon
John Hailey, JR
Arnold & Raley
Ash Street
City of
Court Street
Garden Street
Block 1
Main Street
East Oresentan
Also Mentioned on This Page
F. J. Cheney & CO
All Drugelete
Recorder of the
Nh Point
College Street
Vincent St
Vincent Street
Malin Street
Market Street
Efoct
Fle Dions
Yakima Valley
Toppenish Nursery Company
Toppenish, Wash
United States
Europe
East Oregonian Pub. CO
Pendleton, Ore
Madam Kennedy
East Court Street
East
Oregonian Office
B. O
Classified
Insurance and Land Busines
Hartman Abstract CO
Umatilla
James Johns
Presa Co
H. Marsh
Sec
Bentley & Leffingwell
Mat Street
CITY
Thompson Street
Carney & Bradley
Coffe
J. L. Vaughar
East Oregonian Office
Tno
Schmidt Block
Fpendleton Lodge No
A. M
Srethre
Oregon Division
Portland Focal
Portland Limited
Motot Ayer Hcocaereenness
Pilot Rock
Orecon
Fast
Ore. & Wash
Chicago Limited
Washington
Pendleton Walla Walla
aArriving
Pendleton Pendleton
Walla Walla
Northern Pacific
Garfield
M. D
Judd Flock
Lynn K. Blakeslee
Judd Building
Main
Court Streets
DR. Thomas Vaughan
Cc. M'Nabb
Koeppen
Cc. W. Lassen
McKillip Veterinary College of Chicago
Bush &J
Raley
James A. Feb
Despain Building
R. J Slater
Attorney AT Law
Carter & Smythe, Attorneys At Law
American National Bank
James DR. Perry
Office Over Taylor Hardware Company
Lowell & Winter
Law
Deepain Bunlding
George W. Coutts
Peterson & Wilson Attorneys At Law
Smith- Crawford Building
Phelps & Steiner
Attorneys At Law
Smith-Crawford Building
Chas. J. Ferguson
Douglas W. Bailey
Taylor Hardware Co
Johnson & Skrable
Offce
D. A. May
Oregonian
John
Baker
F. G. Lucas
Athena
First National Bank of Athena and
Farmers’ Bank of Weston
Strodle
China Restaurant
Goey
Tallman & Co
Beaver
Sade Ay
Reid Say
Mpany
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!