Local notices and ads mix in Pendleton paper
A jumble of items lists sundae trials, gardener wanted, soda fountain drinks, laundering jobs, cottages for rent, wood for sale, flour, transfer service, housekeeping rooms, photography, sailors, military, real estate bargains, refrigerators, hotel rates, potatoes, fencing, hardware ads, skating season, shoe fitting tips, insurance offers, groceries, phonograph sale, bread promotion, and bakery claims all advertised in the Bust Oregonian.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Minnis
Cunningham Ranch
Pilot Rock
Donaldson's
Water Street
Walters
Leathers Transfer Co
Logan Street
Bowman's
Bridge
New Knox Sailors
South Main Street
Bargeinen
Goodman Hardware Company
Bowman Hotel
Peoples Warehouse
U. S. Health & Accident Insurance Co
Saginaw, Mich
Bsehind
Personal visitor round of professionals and locals in Pendleton
Attorneys KR Johnson F H Bartlett J F Baker visit Pendleton on business. Echo and Hermiston residents among guests with L A Estel Carl McNaught and others stopping by. Receivers in Athena, shipments of harvesters, and travelers heading to Portland Buffalo Lake and Hood River noted.
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KR. R. Johnson
Echo
F. H. Bartlett
Hermiston
J. F. Baker
la Grande
L. A. Estel
E. L. Smith
Athena
A. B. McEwen
Pendleton
Carl McNaught
J. F. McNaught
F. M. Strochecker
Hermaston
W. J. Furnish
Bingham Springs
K. Bland
P. L. Myers
la Grande National Bank
H. B. Lee
Milton
Fred Crawford
Portland
Coast
A. W. Hansen
Buffalo Lake
Mann
L. L. Mann
Hla Ranch
Birch Creek
A. Perard
J. H. Parkes
The
Eastern Star
Claud Paxson
Springfield
Riches of Goldfield Miner Sees Nevada Camps as Superior
John Enebee, newcomer from Goldfield, tells Boise Capital News there is no mining camp rivaling Goldfield and other Nevada camps. He notes vast ore piles worth 10 to 20 dollars per ton in gold, with some ore exceeding six thousand dollars per ton in gold and silver, awaiting nearby reduction plants. He, a veteran miner, adds Nevada ore shows no surface lava or granite and is mainly porphyry, predicting widespread employment once reductions works are built.
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John Enebee
Goldfield
Rays
Boise Capital News
Capital News
Nevada
Faebee
Grain Jubilant as Rains Boost Prospects for Cereal Crops
Rain in the past few days brings moisture to graingrowers and promises a bumper crop. Reports from Athena and county areas say conditions are favorable with little to complain of and volunteers rotting in some fields, yet wheat growth remains strong ahead of June heat.
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Athena
BERT WILSON APPOINTED DEPUTY SHERIFF
Bert Wilson is appointed deputy sheriff under Sheriff Taylor and begins duties this morning. He will split time between Snelde office clerical work with Deputy Funk and outside peacekeeping duties, restoring the force to full strength after a year with one fewer deputy.
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Hert Wilson
Taylor
Snelde
Funk
Sheriff's Office
Wilson
Guernsey to Move Music Store to North Yakima
Mrs. B. B. Guernsey, longtime operator of a local music store, will sell out here and relocate to North Yakima where she has bought the Thompson Music Company's business valued at about 4000 dollars. She plans to move and assume management around July 1, aiming to expand into larger scale work with central Washington's Thompson Music firm.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
North Yakima
B. B. Guernsey
Thompson Music Company
Washington
Marriage Licenses Issued by County Clerk
The county clerk issued marriage licenses to Guy and Bryson, Mamie FE Nall, and to Lewis Wetzel and Floy Wells.
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Guy & Bryson
Mamie FE
Nall
Lewis Wetzel
Floy Wells
Help Wanted at Once in Troy Laundry
Help wanted at once. The Troy laundry seeks four boys and five hand iron girls to fill positions. Applications advised at once for immediate hiring and work duties.
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Troy Laundry
Eagles Will Initiate Large Class From Echo Next Friday
Pendleton Eagles plan the first social of the season at Eagle hall next Friday evening with a large class of Echo candidates invited. Echo members will attend, and a pleasant time is anticipated as winter and spring sessions begin. The group will mark the end of the social season for this spring with a shift to business meetings going forward. Echo intends to join in the festivities and will likely receive a metropolitan fraternity welcome.
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Eagles
Echo
Pendleton Aerle
The
Eagle Hall
Echo Aerle
Pendieton
Pendleton
Missionary's Mother Dies in Kentucky At 66
Rev J M Cornelison, a Presbyterian missionary on the Umatilla reservation, received word that his mother Mrs H W Cornelison of Richmond Kentucky died there yesterday evening after suffering cancer of the bowels. She was 66 and leaves a husband three daughters and two sons all in Kentucky except Rev Cornelison who is at the present location. He had visited his mother in March and her condition was critical though death was not wholly unexpected.
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Kentucky
J. M Cornellson
Umatilla
Mra H. W. Cornelison
Richmond
Rev
Cornelison
Lost rubber coat on road near Walters floor till today
A member of Supervisor L. FP Crow's road crew reports a new gum can was stolen nearby the Walters floor till today, possibly by a tramp. A handsome reward is offered for the coat's return.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Walters
L. FP. Crow
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Teutsch’s Dep't. Store
Oregon
Hanson
Donald
Chase & Sanborn
C. Rohrman
Columbia Phonograph
Outfit
Bert Wilson
Schmidt Building
Rohrman
Oregonian
Rehiaba Opticians
Louis Hunziker
Optician
Huylers
New York City
Idaho
Nevada Camp
Mes
Guernsey
Yakima
Wonder Store
Columbia River Railroad Co
Washington & Columbia River
St. Paul
Omaha
St. Joe
Kansas City
St. Louis
Chicago
Walter Adams
R. Ry
East Oregonian Pub. Co
Northwest
Indianapolis
Ind
East Oregonian
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