City Briefs: Lost Dog, Rentals, Jobs, and Local Ads
Kutker lost his dog and sues Fergy. found at Forgy's. Kaiser's dog. For Rent up to date cottage at 209 Garden Street. Wanted three waitresses or waiters at the Hotel Pendleton. piano for sale for 124 dollars. Enquire at Burne Bros. Summer trimmed hats selling at cost. Mra Campbell's Millinery. Don't bother with wash day. phone Robinson's Domestic Laundry at Main 64. Buy a Pianola. easy terms at Ellers Piano House, 12 Malin Street. Wanted girl for general housework. high wages. apply 905 Locust Hill. Corno & Kennedy's cab at Tallman's Drug Store after 5 pm. phone man 70 format. Pendleton residents urged to sleep peacefully with BH. M. C. BENuff sed, UC Rader. When in Portland stay at the Hotel Oregon. rates from $1 daily. Free bus. Leathers' Transfer & Storage Co. Phone Main 611. Office at Grittan's cigar store. Wanted competent salesmen for field representation. permanent position. Dept. 43, 1010 Atwood Ridge, Chicago. For Rent Luke unfurnished housekeeping room in East Oregonian building with hot and cold water and bath on same floor. Inquire. Despain's Card Store moved from East Court to former Bee Hive room. Selling Oudelotivine at coat, Bila and city beer in berthes. 50c per dozen, cheap as draught beer. Phone Malin 550. John Gagen. Wage building, Court Street.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Kutker
Sue Fergy
Forgy’s
Kaiser
Garden Street
Waltere
Pendleton
Sile
Burne Bros
Campbell
Court
Robinson
Man
Ellers
Malin Street
Locust Hill
Corno & Kennedy
Tallman’s
UC Rader
Portland
Oregon
Tranegier & Storage Co
Grittan
Eigar
Atwood Ridge
Chicago
East Oregonian
Taqquire
D. 1 Despain
East Court Street
Bee Hive
Bila
Berthes
John Gagen
Court Atreot
American Flour Trade Notes From Aden
Consul W. W. Masteraer of Aden reports on American flour imports. The letter discusses shipments and potential market reception in Aden and surrounding areas during the period referenced.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
W. W. Masteraer
Aden
Aribl
American flour imports decline after famine in Tidla
The article notes that four shipments arrived into Aden from America during Tidla's famine but at much higher prices than earlier Indian flour. American flour has not been imported since the famine, as heat and distance caused deterioration, and the market will wait for cheaper prices or another famine. Merchants say American flour is too costly for common people.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Tidla
Aden
America
Fidla
Denpur
Homer Sealing Cruise From Portland To Pribilofs
The Homer sails Saturday with cattle and sheep bound for the Pribilof islands to replenish North American Commercial. Captain A Dotuldeen and a crew of 20, plus a dozen passengers and government officials, will man the vessel for a two year sealing expedition with a return planned around July 16 depending on duties and supplies.
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Homer
Portland
Pritlott
Pribiloff Islands
Prati
A. Dotuldeen
Momer
Catvern
Dire
FL AL Stolth
I. R. Novi F
Treasury
Feuids
Judie
Helennet Marsh
Tee
Lempkey
Judge Wilh
First Women Mail Clerks in Denver Post Office
The government plans to hire women as mail clerks in the Denver post office, making the speaker the first woman employed in that job in the United States. A light earth tremor was felt at Seattle on June 1, causing minor items to topple but no damage.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Denver
United States
Seattle
Personal mentions from the city and region
A string of local and regional names visit or travel through the city today. Mins Rue Leverich heads to Mankato Minnesota via Northern Pacific. R and Bryson of Meacham bring election returns. Joseph F. Nibley of Grand Ronde arrives from La Grande. Willam Bowman returns from Sprague with Mrs. Co Dunn and son. Finest Corby returns from Kansas. Jella Downey and Master Lewis Castle depart for Spokane. Bertha Harrington visits en route east. L Briggs of Walla Walla conducts business. A T Smith of American Type Founders tours the Northwest after flood delays. FE Wilbur reports water damage near Meacham Creek while delivering election returns from Ruddock.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mins
Leverich
Northern Pacific
Mankato
Minn
R. & Bryson
Meacham
Joseph F. Nibley
C. W. Nibfey
Grand Ronde Lumberman
la Grande
Mere
Willam Bowman
Sprague
Wash
Co. C. Dunn and
Finest Corby
Kansanity
Mise Jella Downey
Lewis Castle
Spokane
Mien Bertha Harrington
Waltsburg Academy
William Hilton
L. Briggs
Walla Walla
Erope
A. T. Smith
American Type Founders Company
Northwest
Idaho
Oregon
Wilbur
Meacham Creek
Ruddock
Beautiful art display at Great Eastern store window
Excellent art exhibit from St Joseph's Academy shown in Pendleton's Great Eastern storefront as oil paintings chine drawings needlework and more. Students and teachers produced high quality work inspiring viewing at the public display urged by East Oregonian to visit and view the Pendleton institution's art department goodies.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Great Eastern
St. Joseph's Academy
St. Joseph' Academy
Academy
East Oregonian
Pendleton
Pendleton Institution
Advertising Onegon Plans Jamestown Trip for 33 Women
Oregon product Pacific Northwest announces a campaign to send 22 young women from as many counties to the Jamestown exposition opening May 15 in Jamestown Virginia. Candidates funded by subscriptions vie for the honor as a statewide farmers alliance backs the effort.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Pacific Northwest
Jamestown
Oregon
Portland
Philip S. Tittes
Pari
Great Agricultural Monthly
United States
Rater
Renera
Intensor
Mater
Offori
Oreron
Oregon search by Missouri man seeks favorable location
Looking Town Oregon, R. V. Stewart of Hamilton, Mo. has written the East Oregonian for information concerning Oregon. He expects to come West some time in the future and is seeking a favorable location in this state.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Oregon
R. V. Stewart
Hamilton
Salvation Army Service by Major Walto Arrives in Portland
Major Walto of Portland will arrive Thursday evening on No. 2 and preach at the Congregational Church on Thursday and Friday evenings.
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Salvation Army
Walto
Portland
Pendleton Woolen Mill Hosts Eagles Grand Ball Dance
Fragments describe a grand ball event hosted by the Eagles at Eagles hall with a grand march at nine and a service of refreshments. Other lines mention washing services and blanket pricing, plus references to a Faglee grand ball and Paraphrased dates in June.
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Pendleton
Eagles
Eagles' Hall
Tyne
Eagles Hall
Puneh
Road Extension Plans Faced With Varied Costs and Routes
The Dalles Chronicle outlines proposed portage road extension from Big Eddy to The Dalles with several routes under study. One plan estimates 56,292.47 dollars, crossing rail lines and routing along river edge to reach the Umatilla House area, while another option would connect with the Great Southern near Sewert’s, avoiding three miles of construction and cutting maintenance.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Dalles
Big Eddy
Business Mews Association
Sewfert’s
O. R. & N. Steel
Seyfert’s
Umatilla House
Gordon
Association
Great Southern
Seufert’s
Regulator Dock
Made from Native Roots for Women's Ailments
An 19th century style ad claiming native roots cure female weakness and strengthen organs. References Dr Pierce and his Favorite Prescription as a safe, alcohol free remedy. Promotes use for working women, nursing mothers, and those with debility. touts constipation cure with Pleasant Pellets.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Hie
Pierce
Palvie
Palwe
Merée
Dr. Pierce
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ADIN
L. Hunziker, Jeweler
Rogers Hair Tonic
Roger
Paris
France
Koeppens
Price Drug Store
St. Joseph Academy
the Fair Department Store
Mary Douthlt
Atorlea
Tocay
Harney
Malheur
Rook Sye
Shee
Mary
Ontario
John Swedberg
Ely Brothers
Warren Street
New York
M. A. Rader
Bingham Springs
Blue Mountain
Blue Mountains
Umatiit
Binghm Springs
Additves
ED Foley
Dingham Springs
Gibbon
Pendleton Roller Mills
Byers
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