City Brevities From Pendleton Rolling In
Local notes from Pendleton list businesses and ads including fresh fruit at Martin’s, tea and coffee at The Mint, clothing sales at Teutsch’s, meals at Merchants’ Cafe, and a free lunch at noon. Also mentions rent, wanted help, gear sales, and notices about public meetings and appointments.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Dek
the Boston
Martin's
Webbard
Mint
New Spring
New Line
Yeatun
Teatach’s
Howgli
St George
Cooper
Proprieat
Merchants' Cafe
Main Pre
East Oregonian
Zack
Pantheon Oyster
Webb and
Cottonrow
Holt
Louis F. Anderson
Pendleton
W. L. Thompson
Water Street
Trekerr
Gluseware
C. Rohrman
Silas H. Soule
Soule Bros
Fano Co
Portland
Tallman's Drug Store
Main Street
Lillethend Alto
Teutsch's
Teutsch’s
Churchill
Frazier's
Big Ben
Bath
Cure East Oregonian
West End Advised Site for New School House
West End residents plan a meeting at the Field School to decide the site for a new school building this summer. The school board favors a site near the baseball park, but objections exist. A Tuesday board meeting will finalize the eastern end location and begin construction plans.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
West
Sdool
Matlock
Alta Btreet
Bulding
Wilch
Bilding
West Side
Pendleton Social Roundup Sees Wide Local Travel Visitants
A stream of Pendleton residents and visitors is noted from nearby towns including Athena Hays Umatilla and Walla Walla. Notables include C D Chandler of Milton and T J Berg of Walla Walla visiting for business and social calls while others plan homestead visits to Alba and Fort Wayne. The piece also mentions the Commercial Club meeting and telephone service matters led by J A Borie.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Alex McHae
Athena G. M. Hays
Huron
Miss ( Connell
Umatilla
Pendleton
C. D. Chandler
Milton
Charles J. Swain
Irrigan
A. Parker
Echo
Leuel- Dere
D Mestue
Wallia Walla
J. M. McLennan
Walla Walla
Mise Addie Gilmore
Myrtle Smith
Portland
T. J. Berg
Lou Wenham
la Grande
T. Hughes
Eller Piano House
Clarence Penland
Dena Hendley
Fred Furl
Alba
Robert Johanson
St. George
T. C. Warner
Harold
Fort Wayne
Ind
Edward Thompson
Myre
M. A. Thompson
Harry Thompson
Frank Roberts
Heppver, Wae & Pendleton
Hoberta
G. W. Phelps
Holler
Plowing Up Ranges in Western Oklahoma Becomes News
Records from the United States land office show a surge of homestead filings in Beaver and Woodward counties since January 1, 1908. From Jan 1 1908 to May 23 1904 filings reached 482, reclaiming about 1,367,120 acres, with Beaver accounting for about 75 percent and 1,017,760 acres. Beaver’s population estimate varies. roughly 800 filings since June 30 1902. New settlers cultivate sod, plant crops, build windmills for irrigation, and rely on deep, fertile soil. A US Geological Survey study on surface water near Kenyon aims to assess irrigation reservoir feasibility. results due months hence. If favorable, a large reservoir could boost land productivity comparable to New Mexico or Colorado.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
United States Land Offee
Woodwird
Beaver
Oklahoma
Beaver County
Buffalo
United States Geological Survey
Fireames
Kenton
New Mexico
Colorado
Heppner Sheep Prices and Purchases Report
Heppner stockyards are crowded with sheep as railroads run daily. RE Clark of Salt Lake and Hea Bros of St Paul ship purchases in Morrow county. Sixteen thousand sheep arrived this week, with REA Bros total around 26,000 and Clark planning about 90,000 head. Grim, Brow, and others buy mainly yearlings and two year olds at about 1.00 and 2.00 per head respectively, about 26 cents cheaper than prior rates.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Heppner
RE. Clark
Salt Lake
Hea | Bros
St. Paul
Morrow County
Rea Bros
Mr. Clark
Thomas Grimshew
Lacy Brow
Heppner Ga
Coming Events and Notices in Oregon Campuses and Inns
June 16 to 27 features events in Hood River Portland Pendleton and Portland including G A R encampment thirty second reunion and Northwest Sports men's tournament. Domestic Laundry seeks six diet-clagsi ladioes. iron ore wanted. Ex State Auditor Robert Duno and journalist C B Cheng from St Paul had no altercation with umbrellas and no further damage occurred.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Oregon
Hood River
Oregon Proneers
Portland
Pendleton
American Mining Congress
Robert Duno
C. B. Cheng
Bt. Paul
Wilk Hut
Also Mentioned on This Page
Express
West Oxfords
Teutsch’s Dept
Main and
Alta Streets
A. C. Rader
McAdam
Geiser Threshers
Kunkel’s
Boston
Delta
Kunkel
Weinoard’s
The
Bos
Teutsch's Ware
Douglas and Hanan Shoes
the Hoston
E. C. Smith
Mrs. Kimball
Pendleton Camp
Queen Esther Circle
Methodist Church
Bowman Building
South Maie Street
Capital City Nursery Company
Salem
Amanda Foley
Indianapolis
van Alstine
Gordon & Co
Sherlock Building
Opti
Giessen
Islog Cabin
Koeppens
Persie
A. C. Koeppen & Brothers
West End Advice
Getter
Commercial Club
Brock & McComas
J. A. Borie
Heppner Sheep Gales
Lronere
Harness Store
Carl Weissert
GRICK
Court Street
Cottonwood
Maple Building
Ecru
Whittinghill Mercantile CO
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