Local Briefs From Pendleton Trade and Notices
Various ads and notices from Pendleton listings include hauling services by Rader and Leathers Transfer, carpet and furniture retailers, gasoline engines, and a 1 percent cash rebate at Roosevelt store. Rentals, lost dog, travel to Hidaway Springs, sales jobs, and a funeral notice for Mrs L M Giving are also mentioned along with a church event and theater notices in a busy community roundup.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
UC Rader
Kailer
Roosevelt
Howton
Lee Teutch
Nelling
Ron Nichols
Teulach
Douglas
Boston
T. M. Henderson
Hidaway Springs
Tallman & Cos
Stige
Oregon
Hotel
Pendleton
Walla Walla Man Drunhelier Receives Housing and Warrant Note
Walla Walla man Jese Drumheller faces a motvies warrant for fighting and a letter details warrant No 31202 for 299 79 issued in Oregon for services during the Indian disturbances of 1846 1854. It notes prior pay to volunteers, a call for 1000 volunteers, and a lodging house offer with rent terms as background.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Pi, Dunbar
Oregon Volunteers
Curry
Oregon
Heres
Drumnheffer
Mipgouri
Wiventure
California
Portland
Death of 14-month-old at 602 Calvin Street
Diet of Splaat Meningitis BRiwird TS, the 14 month old son of William Gardner, died at the family residence 602 Calvin Street at 12 oclock today. Death was the result of apical meningitis, from which the child had long been a sufferer. The funeral arrangements had not been made this afternoon.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Briwird TS
William Gardner
Famiy
Calvin Street
Wolch
Funeral of Rehrman Child Buried at Olney Cemetery
The two month old child of Mr and Mrs Charles Rehrman died yesterday afternoon from summer complaint and was buried this morning in Olney cemetery. The funeral proceeded from the residence at 9 o'clock.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Rehrman
Charles Rehrman
Prominent visitors and residents seen in Weston today
A long list of people visiting or returning to Weston is noted. Among them are W. H. Rubin from Greenhorn and Bank of Weston president Robert Jameson in town for business, Dr. W. G. Cole and J. F. McNaught of Hermiston as guests, and L. G. Frazier, Wm. L. Thompson, D. B. Wattle, Earl Hecker, Mrs. J. B. Smith, and Mrs. J. H. Hunter among others visiting from nearby towns or heading to homesteads or coast.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
W. HH
Rubin
Greenhorn
Baker County
Robert Jameson
Bank of
Athena
Mr. and
Mra
D. B. Wattle
Earl Hecker
Alba
Homestead
Co B. Lyman
Lyman Brown Meat Market
Thomas C. Warner
Portland
Hoc
Weatoi Normal
la Grande
Connell
Umeatitto
L. W. McAdam
Echo
Mro
J. B. Smith
Union County
Jaettibelt
George D. Goodhue
Walla Walla
Oity
Idaho
Dan Kirk
Iy Town
Frowervation Mountain
R. C. French
Weaton Normal School
Buelpeem
J. M. Bentley
Meacham
Suerte
Cottage Hotel
J. H. Hunter
Bertha Hunter
Mra. J
G. Frazhir
Edna Thompson
Br, Wolfe
Legal attachment suit filed against Nolf by two firms
Attachment proceedings were commenced this afternoon against F C Nolf by Lowman and Hanford Printing Co of Seattle and the Indiana Scale and Truck Co. The former seeks to collect 280.67 for merchandise, while the latter claimed 25 for morehanding.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
F.C. Nolf
Lowman & Hanford Printing Company
Seattle
Indiana Scale & Truck Company
Morehandine
Will Reside In Spokane and travel plans revealed
John Schroder, formerly of this pines, returned last night from Portland where he stayed five months. This morning he left for Walla Walla and then Spokane, where he plans to reside in the future. Six to seven miles of the Linnton road near Portland will be oiled, and 29 miles of Linnton road will be upgraded for first class automobile service.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Spokane
John Schroder
This Pines
Tnst
Portland
Walla Walia
Linnton Road
American Inn
Changes Wrought by Automobiles in Western Texas
A Houston Post report notes automobiles transforming ranch life in western Texas. The belt of toast is cited as evidence of progress and rapid travel now within hours from railways. Cowboys, ranches, and wildlife are described as adapting to motorized mobility, with cattle rounds and herd management seen by some on auto routes. An unrelated item states an unknown man near New Westminster, B C, died from an apparent self inflicted gunshot or possible murder, age about 25.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Aldrew J. Stone
American Museum of Natural Mintory
Brown
DL Hive
Texas
Houston Post
Jack Rawbite
Most Popular Novels Survey Claims World Favorite
Rev H C Monser of Champaign Illinois reports a cross country study on literary taste. After examining book records and other methods the survey suggests clear leaders among global readers. England France and Germany were among the regions included in the research.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
David Copperfield
Ben-Hur” Phited
H. C. Monser
Columbia, Mo
Miristian Church
Champaign
Obfmet Moline
Eoxss
Columbia
Qapatch
Kansas City
England
France
Germany
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Lee Teutsch
Salem
Ongandies
Voiles
Batiste
Lee Teutsch’i
George
Mre Cooper
Proprieteas
Hansford
Clare and Tobaccom
Howard, Court Street
Saleo
Dryvoltonwood
Bath M
Christian Church
Thorne
Luke
East Oregonian
Lee Teutech
Victor
J. A. Owenhoune
Alt Bart Court Street
Arlington Lodging Home
Mailn Street
J. K. Smith
Baggage and Express
Donaldson
Red Crow Drug Store
Victor King Machines
Ory
Werkr
Louis Hunziker
Main St
Toone
Allington
Indivane
Artington
Diah
Koeppens
Driggs
Koeppen & Brothers
Walter Adame
Mike Elisabeth Noble
Btolay Creek
Blue Mountains
Delano
San Franchco
G. W. Buchanan
Clarke& Buchanan
E. P. Seow
Clirk
Gastern
Washington
Republic
Dolph
Woli
Fite Gerald Hig
Ske
Elie
Candy Kitchen
THE
ELITE
Main Street
Pendleton, Oregon
Matthews
Piniotiff
August Foblerman
August Fuirivan
Lawyore
Tit
Pulneman
Fe Alvo Hia
Fe Alvo Hia Second, and the Eldest Auchter
Nerdie
Atore
Mies
Mary Fuhrman
Mies Polyrman
Friends
Coobie Street
Recorders Office
Jude Fite Gerald
Aha
Fuhrman
LaFontaine Hotel
Alt
Matthews Promios
Matthews Delaline
Mir. Pulemean
Salem Tg
Howe Lew
Fiy Ol
New Westminster
B.C
Atx Fort
Nolf Store
Cook
Perry
H. EB. Cook
W. S. Berry
Austina
Were
Servier
Peoples Warehouse
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