Locals Listings Include Signs Jobs and Transport Ads
Local notices advertise Lane & Son signs Pellet and wallpaper services, two hotel Pendleton waitresses wanted, private lodging at 2066 W Webb, phone Black 3431. Fresh cow and meat market items offered, various phone numbers listed. Orpheum cinema touted, 612 Franklin inquiries, Red 2562. Horses and dairy power ads, employment for cook with harvesting crew, transfer service 3391. Drag services 647 Main, Farmers Meat Co. ads, and London Artillery mention. River trip to Portland offered on Str Ralley Gatzert with 1.00 fare, departs The Dalles daily except Fri and Sun at 4:30 pm.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
W. Webb
Fresh Cow
P. O. Hox
Penta Bros
Main Street
Farmers’ Meat Co
Conrad Pintsveder
Vfs E. Court
Dutch Henry
Portland
Dalles
Ralley Gatzert
Denver
Pendleton’s Past Express Transfer Service
Pendleton's Past Express offers light or heavy transfers. Contact George Stangler at Chitman Bros. Main B11 Furniture. Prompt careful moving to any part of the city.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Pendleton
Past Express
George Stangler
Chitman Bros
Planet
Wanted team and wagon for mountain trip inquiry
Advertises for a team and light wagon or heavy hack suitable for mountain travel. Contains July and inquiry directed to the office for further details.
Patton's Barber Sep Round-up Opens Near Alexander's Store
A local barber shop named Patton's Barber opens opposite Alexander's store offering five barbers, hot water, clean towels, and taps. The new shop emphasizes ample seating and quick service opportunities for customers in the area.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Patton
Alexander
Cord Wood for Sale Near Pendleton by Joe Vey
Cord wood for sale is advertised near Pendleton delivered at 5 per cord or 4 per cord on site. The listing notes no tong wars and claims the shop has no Chinamen. Location given as 1602 E Court Street and 1 1-4 miles east of Pendleton.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Pendleton
Joe Vey
Court Street
Pendleton Elks Lodge to Meet July 27 1911
Notice states Pendleton Lodge No. 285 B P O Elks will hold a regular meeting at the lodge rooms Thursday evening July 27 1911 at 8 o clock p m. Refreshments will be served. All members are requested to be present by order of the exalted ruler Thos Fitzgerald Secretary.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
B. P. O. Elks
Pendleton Lodge No. 285
Thos. Fitzgerald
Sec
Call for Bids for Fuel in Umatilla County
The county court of Umatilla County Oregon invites sealed bids for one car load of Rock Springs lump coal delivered to Pendleton railroad yard and 100 cords of red fir wood four feet long cut from green timber delivered to the courthouse yard. Delivery by November 1 1911 bids due August 2 1911. Court may reject all bids. Dated July 20 1911 Franke Saling County Clerk.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Umatilla County
Oregon
Rock Springs
Pendleton
Court House Yard
Franke Saling
Rural Route KR. F. D. No. 1 Created in Echo
Special correspondence from Keho Oregon reports miscreants caused damage at a wool scouring plant when the throttle was opened in the absence of an engineer. The wheel fractured and pieces flew through the wirehouse walls. No serious injuries were reported. The city marshal irrigates trees planted by the Women's Civic League. Mr and Mrs Gerome Gulliford and others plan a mountain outing. Frank A Hoy of Portland visited Echo on business. Postmaster Ware notes establishment of rural route KR. F. D. No. 1 serving Echo with daily six day delivery starting September 1911.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Keho
Ore
Women's Civic League
Hecho
Gerome Gulliford
Clephane
Daphne
Hammer
Meachum
Frank A. Hoy
Portland
Echo
Ware
Washington
Eoho
KR. F
Railway routes and local social notes in Stanfield area
Credit goes to Mr. Ware for establishing the route. Mrs. M C Norman Mrs Stoffle Mrs Williams and Perry Whitworth left early for Pen Alpton. Mr and Mrs Henry Taylor went to Pullman Washington for about a month visiting friends. O D D Tee took the motor to Pen Meton. Mr and Mrs Howley left for Monmouth Oregon after visiting Mr Bonney. Mrs J D Watson visited Stanfield yesterday and rode the morning local. The funeral of Elmer Spike was held at his home. Rev Mokain preached the sermon. Invitations were issued for a miscellaneous shower at the J D Watson home. In West Lawn honor of Miss Audrey Wattenburger Friday evening Mr and Mrs BE Spike returned from Buhl Idaho.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ware
M. C. Norman
Stoffle
Williams
Perry Whitworth
Pen- Alpton
Henry Taylor
Pullman
Wash
O. DD. Tee
Pen- Meton
Mokain
M. E. Church
J. D. Watson
West Lawn
Audrey Wattenburger
BE. J. Spike
Buhl
Idaho
Round-Up crowd care plans at committee meeting
At a meeting of the Round-Up accommodation committee last night plans were discussed to house feed and shelter the expected crowd for the annual wild west show. Sub committee chairs were appointed to oversee sleeping arrangements meals headquarters and camping grounds with volunteers from churches fraternal groups and the Commercial association aiding.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
A. J. McAllister
A. C. Hampton
J. A. Temple
Charles Marsh
Commercial Association
Roosevelt
Cress Sturgly
Din P, Smythe
Jock Keefe
Gay Hayden
Unwritten Law In New Mexico Case Sees Tragic Double NY
Epafloridito Baca, a wealthy sheepman, stands charged with murder after a jealous dispute over Mrs. Baca leads to a fatal beating of Leopoldo Montoya. The defense may argue diminished capacity as details emerge of a prior arm wound and a contested relationship.
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Vegas
SN. M
Epafloridito Baca
Leopoldo Montoya
Bicw
Mra. Baco
Montoya
Joye
Birthday Sketch of Henry D Clayton from Third Alabama
Henry D Clayton, representative from the Third Alabama district and head of the Judiciary Committee, born in 1867 in Barbour County Alabama, is fifty four. He served one term in Alabama legislature as Judiciary Committee chair and was U S district attorney from 1893 to 1896. He later served as presidential elector in 1888 and 1902, chaired the National Democratic convention in 1908, and has served in every Congress since the Fifty fifth, including the sixtieth and sixty first, as Democratic caucus chair. He is married to the daughter of the late Samuel Marshall Davis of Georgetown Kentucky.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Henry D Clayton
Alabama
Judiciary Committee
Wickersham
Barbour County
Mr. Clayton
Samuel Marshall Davis
Georgetown
McKinney Relative Linked To Bank Director Ties
McKinney of the American National Bank is identified as a sister in law of Mrs. Lowell and has been a resident of a large city for several years where she maintains many friends.
Excessive Speed On New Roadbed Caused Disaster
State Railroad Commission declares the July derailment on the Oregon Trunk was caused by excessive speed, load on curves, and gauge rocking. Seven dead, 17 injured. findings cite speed near 30 mph and derailment of tender rear tracks in the cut.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
State Railroad Commission
Oregon Trunk
Oregon State Railroad Commission
Oregon Trunk Railway
Seventh Judicial District
Pendleton to Wallowa Lake Park Camping Rates
Rates list for The Beauty Spot of the Northwest with tents beds and cots from 1 per day to weekly plans. Meals offered at the restaurant with meal tickets. space available for campers bringing their own outfits. horses and saddles at 2 cents per hour. dancing on select days.
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Northwest
Train cars derail as bar twists and track tears
A bar twisted through the tender caused a near full revolution and a quarter turn, tearing up the track for about 300 feet. The combination car and goadhes could not follow the curve, and the coaches apparently tipped over down the embankment.
Judge Bunk Emerges as Community Figure
A local observer notes Judge Bunk’s prominence in town life, describing him as a substantial man with the influence and demeanor typical of someone widely respected in the community. The remarks frame his stature in terms of social weight and authority.
Also Mentioned on This Page
Fuk. Livengood ® CO
the Ladies’ and Children’s Store
Lane & Son
Wall Paper
Paliia
Hotel Pendleton
Orpheum
Foy
Franklin Street
Aura Street
Jersey Dairy Power
W Short
Milton
Thompson Street
Tan
Koeppens
Cho
Nath
W. Court S&t
Will Moore Eamwe
Yoakum
Mra Elting Spike
Bromowell
John Greulich
Click Humphrey
Paessenger
Dan PP. Smythe
Meacham
CP. Bowman
Butter Creek
Royal Sawtelle
Long Beach
C. A. Hermann
Helix
Northern Pacific
Willard Bond
Bond Mros
George Strand
Grande Ronde Valley
Clarence Bishop
Coast
Willamette Valley
Lymin G. Rice
Daphne Leasure
Horace Walker
Stanfield Ranch
C. Simonson
Pendleton-Pasco
Lee D. Drake
Gibbon
Thomas Edmundson
The
Deeks and Deeks Construction Company
Spokane
James Cooper
Bowman Hotel
Wenaha Springs
Hoss Wimner
Sawtelle
Minnie Gresham
Edgar W. Smith
Vansyele Ranch
Nathan Evans
Lecl Evans
Seattle
Teel
F. Steel
Stanfield
Fred Wilson
John Richardson
J. Kk. P. Smith
Newport
Pilot Rock
Gabrielgon
Salem
Gabrielson
Kimcore E. Purington
Burns, Oregon
3. A. Lowell
Johnson Street
Helen
Purington
W. C
Cass Matlock
First National Bank
Pendleton, Ioregon
Wallowa Lake Park
Klein Enterprise Gibbon Haines Hilgard
Hot Lake
Huntington Imbler
Kamela la Grane
Lostine Meathai
North Powder Palmer Junction
Pleasant Valley Telecast
Union Wallowa
Weeton Walla Walla, Wash
Hbo
Wallowa Lake Amusement Company
Ioshph
Orhgon
Bunk
North Beach
T. J. Potter
Ash Street Dock
Hassalo
regon-Washington Railroad Navigation Company
Wm. McMurray
MT. Hood
Taliman & Co
Fastern Oreron
Orpheum Theatre
Medernsach
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