Pendleton Local Ads and Notices Roundup
Local postings advertise services and goods including horse clipping at Commercial Barn, moving pictures at Pastime theater, house for rent at corner Alta and College, waitresses needed at Hotel Pendleton, dairy wagon stop to Cheney Jersey, private room and board at 621 College Street, found purse with small change and ring, and inquiries to office. Also listed are roofing shingles, coal, and a sale of 17 head Oregon and Idaho mules must sell by June 14. seller E W Dooley from Yakima Washington.
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Seth M_ Richardson
Pendleton
Oregon
Pendletoy
Cheney Jersey
College Street
Oregon and
Idaho
E. W. Dooly
North
Yakima
Wash
Dogs for Selling Whiskey in The Dalles
Pollard, a long time The Dalles resident, is serving a 26 day sentence after a $76 fine for selling whiskey without a license. He has worked as a butcher, gun shop proprietor, and ironkeeper in the city over the years.
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Pollard
Pendleton Noxious Weeds Notice Issued by City
City of Pendleton warns all property owners and occupants to destroy noxious weeds and grasses within ten days or the city will remove them at the owner's cost. The notice, dated June 4, 1910, is published by City Recorder Thos Fitzgerald under common council authority.
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City of
Pendleton
State of
Oregon
Order of the Common Connell Thia
Thos Fitzgerald
City Recorder
Orpheum Sunday Pictures Offer Diverse Program
At the Orpheum the Sunday change features A Knot In the Plot a Biograph drama A thrilling love story of the South 2 Sisters a Rdixon drama The Land of Oz a Selig comedy Sure cure for the blues The Pastime presents By the Light of the Silvery Moon Also The Heart of a Heathen Change Selly drama 1000 feet long A Race for a Bride and A Rough Night on the Bridge One of the heep comedies ever staged Christopher Columbus dramatic 1000 feet long An Interesting historical film about the wife of the navigator who opened a new hemisphere to the world
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Orpheum
Biograph
Land of Oz
Selig
Christopher Columbus
Oregon theater season to close with two more plays
The Oregon theater plans two final productions for the season at the Pioneer Playhouse. "Trabi" is billed for next Saturday night and "The White Squaw" closes the Ohio City Toledo season. A separate notice contains a testimonial for Hall's Catarrh Cure and a local anecdote about a sheep breaking a window, causing about 460 dollars in damage.
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Oregon Theater
Pioneer Plavyhouse
Ohio
Toledo
Lucas County
Frank J. Cheney
F. J. Cheney & Co
Hall
Frank J. CH
Weather and local notices from Pendleton area
Pendleton notes report a high of 84 and low of 36 with an auto party to Wenaha springs expected to spend Sunday at the resort. A jail break at La Grande is reported as two inmates escaped from the county jail last night by unlocking doors and brick wall digging. Pendleton baseball hosts Pilot Rock in a Blue Mountain league clash promising a large crowd. A Spokane to Pendleton auto party includes J D Tull and others returning to Spokane Tuesday. A lost two year old girl was found at Matlock ball park and reunited with her parents. O R and S N officials O'Brien Buckley Ballons were in Pendleton to review yard improvements aboard a special train.
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la Grande
Pendleton
Thir City
Pilot Rock
Pendleton Chapter delegates head to national convention
Mrs Clara J McAllister will leave tomorrow as delegate from the Pendleton Chapter of the American Woman's League to the first great convention at University City Missouri June 9 11 and 11. Mrs Anta Z Crayne also attends as Colegete at large. Three delegates from the Walla Walla chapter pass through this evening en route to University City.
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Clara J. McAllister
Pendleton
American Woman’s Teague
University City
Missouri
Anta Z Crayne
Walla Walla
Night Crew for Switch Engine in Joon yards
The Q R & N company has introduced a night switch crew to speed freight. Switch engine No 104 will operate night and day with double headlights. Pat McKee serves as night yard master as the new service begins.
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Joon
Child Lost and Found In Down Town Store
A two year old child of Mr and Mrs J L Clark residents of the reservation wandered from its mother while she shopped in a downtown store. The child walked toward the reservation along the Northern Pacific railroad until picked up by Al Richardson bootblack at the Hotel St George and returned to the hotel where it was cared for until the parents were located about an hour later.
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J. L. Clark
Northern Pacific
Forster Mit
al Richardson
Bootblack
St. George
Pendleton Council Hears Pacific Tel Ask for June 20
At a joint session chaired by Assessor C. P. Strain the city council and Commercial Club reviewed Pacifi c Telephone official Van Houtte request to set June 20 as a date. The aim was to prevent a statement showing the visual data and end the company earnings report in Pendleton. About 20 residents attended the extended conference.
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Jone
Ecity Counc
van Houtte
Pacifilc Telephone Company
Pendleton
C. P. Strain
Kaiser Will Great Veterans Of U S Visit
Berlin reports Kaiser Wilhelm II plans a special audience for 175 German army veterans who returned from America to visit World War I battlefields. He delays due to attending King Edward VII's funeral, then aims to host them here, with tours across Alsace Lorraine and a future march toward Paris through German fields in August.
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Berlin
Kalger
America
Battleffielde
Atlantic
England
Edward
Germany
Alsace-Lorraine
Paris
Taft Seen as True Blue Republican with Extended Definition
An exchange notes Taft is on a true blue Republican path, but argues that a broader definition of the party's identity and principles is necessary to capture his stance and influence. The discussion centers on core values, policy alignment, and historical interpretation.
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Taft
C J Gulliford Elected Echo Councilman At meeting
Echo Oregon June 4 A adjourned city council session elected C J Gulliford to fill the unexpired term of councilman B R Ware. A large group of residents works on cherry harvest from the Leeter orchard half a mile west of town with shipments to Stanfield. The Ladies Aid served strawberry and ice cream at Bethel Chapel. total receipts reported at $15. Also nearly a million pounds of wool stored here and awaiting shipment as workers prepare scouring mill operations. continuous local notes list visitors including Miss Viola Ovres and Ed Marshill among others visiting from Pendleton and Arlington with widespread social details.
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Echo
Ore
C. J. Guilliford
B. R. Ware
Comelman
Leeter
Stanfield
Presbyterian Church
Bethel Chapel
McCuloaugh
Porynand
Jorge Puree
Fired Ruble
F.od. Young
Ruble
Viola Ovres
Ward
Tone
Foley Kidney Pills Relieve Kidney and Bladder Distress
Springfield resident B F Kelley reports kidney and bladder troubles worsened by heavy headaches and painful bladder action. After taking Foley Kidney Pills for a few weeks, headaches ceased and bladder function returned to normal, relieving distress. Koeppen Bros.
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B. F. Kelley
Springfield
Tregan
Koeppen Bros
Americans to Exhibit at Royal Horse Show in June
London notes that a batch of American horses will compete at the Royal Horse Show on June 17 and 18. Judge W H Moore and Alfred Vanderbilt among sponsors, with Walter Winans presenting Chantecler and Brow, two crossbred carriage horses.
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London
Edward
George
W. H. Moore
Atlantic
C. W., Watson
Alfred Vanderbilt
Walter Winans
Chanteler
Brow
Mr. Winans
Brox
Chantecler
Methodist Speaker Miss Carrie Barge to Preach at Pulpit
Miss Carrie Barge of Tacoma will occupy the pulpit of the Methodist Episcopal church next Sabbath at 11 a. m. She is described as an intensely interesting speaker and will richly repay hearing. The church will unite with other churches in the evening service. Address 11 a. m., Sunday School 10 a. m., Epworth League 7 p.m.
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Methodist Church
Carrie Barge
Tacoma
Methodist Episcopal Church
Also Mentioned on This Page
F.E. Livengood & Company
the Ladies’ and Children’s Store
Forrent
Alta and
College Streets
F.be, Judd
Crab Creek Lumber Co
Crab Creek Lumber Company
A. W. Gleabon
Notary Public
Chesey 4 CO
All
Rovohurg
Fallux
Koeppens
Koeppen’s
Newsy
Official Weather Report
Springs
W. L. Thompson
F. E. Judd
B. J. Burke
C. EB. Roosevelt
Wenaha Springs
Auto
Tirom
Spokane
J. D. Tull
Lowell
Portland
Bob Livermore
Tull
Dutch Henry
P. Hutchinson
West End
Matlock Ball Park
Mr. Hutchinson
O'Brien
J. P. O'Brien
M. J. Buckley
Williaam Ballons
Kaiser
U.S
Wohlenberg Department Store
Wohlenberg
C.J. Gulliford
Echo Councilman
E. R. Ware
Eeho
Ed Marshill
Orval McCullough
Arington
Joe Hage
John Burham
Lottle Borland
U. S
Walter Gilbeny
Hackney
Lady Brilliant
George Wilkes
Eros
Maesty
Forest King
Lady Beechwood
Eroz
Winans
Appleton
Ida
Lee Teutsch
Burroughs & Milne
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