Local Ads and Notices Run Through Busy Gratz’s
A jumble of storefront notes and classifieds from Gratz's show goods and services for sale or rent. Listings include dry goods, clothing, several eateries and confectionery shops, hardware and farm supplies from Kunkel’s and Hatton’s, with selling highlights like summer clearance at Teutach’s and Royle line boots. Also appears rental notices for furnished rooms, nursing services, and business notices including stockyard fencing work and a church fence project.
James Hackel Survey Signals Rich Umatilla Range Prospects
In Umatilla County the first flock of sheep arrives and conditions are praised as the pasturage and water are abundant across the range. Hackel cautions that a month hence will test the range and water, but he remains optimistic that forage and water will be better than average. The notice concludes with an advertisement for DeVire's Life Early Risers and Barry Liver Pills sold by Tallman & Co.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
James Hackel
Umatilla
Willie
DeVire
Barry Ris
Tallman & Co
Lambs sold and parsonage alterations in Umatilla County
Slusher and Gould have sold to the Frye Bruhn people three thousand lambs to be shipped from Meacham in August. The lambs are described as choice animals in fine condition. In Umatilla County extensive alterations are underway on the Congregational parsonage, which is being enlarged and is expected to benefit the property and be appreciated in market value.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Slusher & Gould
Frye-Bruhn
Meacham
Umatilla
Toounty
Waite
Pendleton Busy Day With Visitors and Residents
W W Wolf of Behe and Prof Sonte with wife arrived. Mire R Jones and children returned to Echo. Mrs NH Sitton of Portland visiting Pendleton. G Th Allinson of Moncow registered. Mrs May Stanton of Hingham Springy at St George. Mrs 1 Wilata of Meacham in city. Cecil Wale improving after oathin crisis. Charles Pishman and Domenie Innere heading to Widaway Springs for a week. Miss Merpa De Pont of Athena returning home. Hi Reynolds of Freewater giving testimony in local matter. Alvin Banwelster of Walla Walla returning home. A Le Roy of Portland visiting Bickers. L Cocker of Big Meadows registering for homestead proof with Horace Gillespie. J T Wolfe of Walla Walla on business, returning. RT Pertingll) and J Beckwith's party back to Spokane. Anthony Way visiting Pendleton for a business day and hotel registration. George Minger and family near Cambridge Idaho, sheep holdings. Mrs RL Olver and Grace depart for Newport for month long vacation. Richard Scot to leave for La Grande. J T Hinkin party to Idaho.Mr Hin kele to Grangeville. PA Worthington with Dale trip from Saling camp. John Wo Walter and Elsie Richardson married by Justice Huttman in Pendleton court. Winters of Milton in town. traveler and German-born resident with long Oregon history.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
W. W. Wolf
Behe
Prof. Sonte
Satom
Mire R. Jones
Echo
NH. Sitton
Portland
Pendleton
G. Th. Allinson
Moncow
May Stanton
Hingham Springy
St. George
Mre
Wilata
Meacham
Biehers
Cecil Wale
Oathin
Charles Pishman
Domenie Innere
Widaway Springs
Merpa de Pont
Athena
Reynolds
Freewater
Lesmony
Alvin Banwelster
Walla Walla
Pax
A. le Roy
Bickers
Oregon Information Bureau
Big Meadows
Horace Gillespie
J.T Wolfe
Lohitigeheen RT. Pertingll
Parente
J. F. Beckwith
Spokane
RL Olver
Grace
Rolaid
Newport
Mr. Olver
Meacham Bridge Work Advances With Concrete Soon
William Thomas, in town for a vacation, oversees rock crusher details at the Meacham bridge project. Falae work finished. concreting to start in August after extra labor and bedrock challenges. Fifty workers handle excavating and rock work. carpenter Bane adds force.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
William Thomas
O. R. & N. Meacham Bridge
Meacham Bridge
Bane
Campbell Changes in Allegations in Campbell Divorce Case
Mary Campbell filed a second complaint in the state circuit court seeking dissolution of bonds of matrimony with Edwin F. Campbell. The new filing charges neglect and other acts, differing from the prior petition which was withdrawn yesterday.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mary
Campbell
Mary & Campbell
Edwin F. Campbell
Important Sale on Grenadine and Plain Weaves
A regional ad lists bargains on fabrics including Grenadine in black and white stripe at 32?50 yard, Light Cascade Saltings in four colors, Embroidered Batiste in two light colors at 10?6 yard, Flaked Voilles in white and pink at 17?4 yard, and various Etamines and Dotted Swiss. Multiple items show three day sale pricing and Tuesday to Thursday windows. Many pieces are described as washable or suitable for summer wear with reduced prices.
Unique in Their Way at Peoples Warehouse
The Peoples Warehouse announces building improvements have boosted stock of washable summer and evening wear. Prices are cut in half for Tuesday, Wednesday, and Thursday to reduce stock now rather than carry over. Come see material already bought for summer at half price. It pays to trade this three day sale.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Peoples Warehouse
Three Day Lace and Embroidery Sale Announced
Val Edgings and Valencienne laces offered at half price Tuesday through Thursday. Torchon laces and insertions in white, 26 to 40 cents per yard. Cluny laces in cream white and ecru up to $1.00. Embroideries from 10 to 26 cents per yard sale price. Embroidered medallions and dotted Swiss also discounted. Gingham fabrics shown in sale patterns.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Torchon
Divorce prospects discussed in Umatilla County report
Philadelphia financier Dorie Rhodes toured Umatilla County with W C Burgess from the electric plant. He is tied to S Dinkler and the new grit and power company and showed interest in Northwest investments. Observers noted strong allegations could influence the divorce case and the visit highlighted local business prospects.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Umatilla County
Dorie Rhodes
Philadelphia
Washington
Mr. Rhodes
New Grit and Power Company
Northwest
5. D. Slinker
Jno
W. C. Burgess
Nebt
M KAY CROPS GOOD DESPITE GRASSHOPPERS AND RAIN
J D Sloan of Upper McKay Creek, visiting Pendleton, reports that barley yields in the county look fair to above average despite grasshoppers and rain damage. He says they are not harming crops enough to kill the yield and expects a fairly good harvest overall.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
J. D. Sloan
Upper
McKay Creek
Pendleton
Mr. Sloan
Rajne
Ascent of Mt Hood First South Side Climb This Season
The first ascent from the south side this year was achieved Friday by a Govern ment Camp party, with 13 starting and nine reaching the summit. Climbers included Prof N Downs and his son Chex ter, J P Morgan, Miss Bather Gill, Ralph Gill, A Wirberg, Mins Nh Trowbridge, O C Yocum, veteran guide and his assistant J F Kamp. Clear day, views open, no mishaps though a widened crevasse forced a long detour.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ld Peak
South Side
Mt. Hood
Government Camp
Saga
Oregon Daily Journal
N. Downs
Chexter
J. P. Morgan
Misa Bather Gill
Ralph Gill
A. Wirberg
Nh Trowbridge
O. C
Odd Fellows Notice and Local Actions in Helix
Integrity Lodge members are urged to meet Thursday evening for funeral arrangements for J. B. Hulney. Dr. Le Roy to Helix to gather support for Portland Information Bureau exhibit and will return with grain samples. Heavy alfalfa yield reported from H. L. Oliver’s ranch west of town after a strong second cutting.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Odd Fellows
Integrity Lodge No
J. BE. Hulney
ED Morgan
Noble Grand
Dr. le Roy
Helix
A. le Roy
Portland Information Bureau
United States
Hh. L. Oliver
Residence Nears Completion at Willow and Alta Corner
The Milarkey residence at Willow and Alta streets is nearly finished and ready for occupancy in about a week, according to contractors Sheek and Cole. A new fence is under construction around the premises.
Also Mentioned on This Page
Jean Ti
Bulta
Tae
Lee Teutsch’s Dept
Main and
Alta Streets
Hawley
Dy Alli Wood
Broa
Howtrearly
Hatton's
Court Street
Pantheon Theater
Ap Ridolph Martin
Great Bar ET Wale & Son
Heiletun
Oregon
Robrman
A. C. Rader
Withes's
Delta
Withee
Presli
Howley
Teutach’s
Lee Teutech's
Best Op Earth
Oo RL & N
Beidge
Cinivean
Whitshford Glover
Baer & Daley's
Herd
India
Ger
Joerger's
West Court
Clerks’ Union
Maraniee
Kunziker
Progressive Jeweler
Main Street
Ta Soda Fountain
Pops OP Drug ‘Store
A. C. Korppen & Brothers
Richard Scot
la Grande
Mr. Scott
Pomeroy
Wash
Met Lawahei
J. T. Hinkin
Tod
Mogeow
Grangeville
Idan
Mir Hinaie
PA Worthington
An Dale
John Wo Waltep
Elsie Richardson
Festernay
Justice Huttman
Hopuies
Mr. Wallon
Monument Biefness
Oregon City
Walla Walla Union
Souts Winters
Milton
Batiste
Hee Faye
Ivo
Ular
Philadelphia Capitalist Travels
M'Kay
Je, Beam
Secvretary
Office Pendleton Savings Bank
Oregon State Normal School
Monmouth
Ste Aeauranes
J. &. W. Butler
E. D. Ressler
The
Schwarz & Greulich Meat Co
Byers
Pendleton Roller Mills
Prop
Beck
Cottonwood Street
Court
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