City BREVITIES feck to town share orders at Grate's
Local oddities and ads list varied notices from Grates restaurant to Gratz’s ice cream and West Court street shops. Items include bargains on hats, dry goods, shoes, apparel, and furniture. service notices for cleaning, catering, and rent. and brief shop promos for Kunkel's, The Boston, Hatton's, and Gratz's with prices and offerings.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Feck
Grate's
Boston
Martin's
Geiser
Kunkel's
Jett
Teulach
Big Ben
Peonies
Lee Teutsch
Mer- Cafe
Poe Reni
Main
East Oregonian
Zack
U. S. Rader
McAdam
Delta
Boson
Douglas and Hanan
New Line
Gratz's
Grates
A. C. Rader
Hood River
Howl River
Express
Younger & Son
Hoo River
Younger & Sow
Fishing Good Pendleton Party Catches Many Small Trout
A Pendleton party led by Harry Thompson Fred Kets Wes ley J Bowman William Keller and Frederick Lampkin fished the North Fork. They returned with baskets full of small fish after a long day and even flagged home the evening freight train with the lunch remains. The group reports thousands more fish unseen, though the catch was small but plentiful. Also, Mr and Mrs W F Matlock left for Portland for a week to attend state agriculture board meetings in Salem and grand lodge Masonic events.
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Pendleton
Harry Thompson
Fred Kets
Wesley J. Bowman
William Keller
Frederick Lampkin
North Fork
Portland
W. F. Matlock
Local residents travel and visit Pendleton area
Mrs Carrie Van Oundall vacationing at Meacham. A B Stove a prominent Athena businessman visiting Pendleton. Mrs EM Shutt of Heppner visiting friends. Mr and Mrs J B Graybeal of Bi fron guests in Pendleton. Mrs Mat Mosereve of Milton visiting Pendleton for a few days. P McMunis editor of the Pilot Rock Republican in town. Will M Peterson Athena attorney here for June circuit court term. Mr and Mrs Ed Manassa of Athena guests in Pendleton briefly. M W Turley merchant of Weston in town as juror. E T Walsh ORN night operator returned from short visit. Fred Hartman joined Hartman Abstract for summer. Mrs J A Bailey and children visiting Botwe for most of summer. George W Nowlin left for Baker City to work for Baker City Herald. W J Davis of Athens in town to testify in circuit court. Mrs W S Perry and children visiting Weston, Athena and Adams. Miss Mollie Lot returns to Dr J Smith’s office. Mateland left for Portland for Marine sessions. Gorge B R Gillette now employed with Western Union at Walla Walla after weekend visit.
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Carrie van Oundall
Meacham
A. B. Stove
Athena
EM. Shutt
Heppner
Posdheron
J. B. Graybeal
Bifron
Pendleton
Mat Mosereve
Milton
Pendlewn
P. Mc
E. T. Walsh
OR & N
Fred Hartman
Hartman Abstract Company
J. A. Bailey
Botwe
George W. Nowlin
Baker Cley
Baker City Herald
W. J. Davis
Athens
Illens
Porland
Erat Joes
the Marine
Gorge
Gillette
Chile
Wilm
Wasla
Western Union
Walla Walla
Grow More Strawberries Gibbon June
Umatilla county aims to expand strawberry acreage with irrigation. Milton and Freewater show profitability. Hood River berries are cited as superior. Local growers like Henry Lacy near Bingham Springs and L. W. Reed near Gibson compare yields and quality, noting shipments to Omaha and economic impact on land values.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
L. W. Reed
Gibson
Hood River
Hownad
Omaha
Howl River
pHohern
Fred Lawdiley
Railroaders in church sentiment misrepresented says Van Nuys
Pendleton June 1901 by editor In a letter Van Nuys rebukes a June 9 report on railroaders religious sentiment naming F E Holm Henry Henson George Hansen and Louis Given as Presbyterian members and noting others from the La Grande Presbyterian church and railroad shop workers attended services while in town.
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Pendleton
Li—iTo
F. E. Holm
Henry Henson
George Hansen
Louis Given
Tom Goll
Presbyterian Church
la Grande
W. L. van Nuys
Died of Paralysis in Alta House Incident
Willie L Bitner aged 8 died yesterday at his parents home after several weeks illness from paralysis linked to prior scarlet fever. The Alt House where the family recently moved was the death site. Funeral held at 8 o'clock this afternoon conducted by Rev W L Van Nuys of the First Presbyterian church.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Bitner
Willie L. Bitner
Alt House
Alta House
W. L. van Nuys
First Presbyterian
Returned From Camas Prairie
Mrs Myrtle Shutrum and Mine Nell Shutrum have returned from a week at their homesteads on Camas prairie where they were making improvements not enjoying a brief outing.
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Camas Prairie
Myrtle Shutrum
Mine Nell Shutrum
Camas Prairly
Oregon Pioneers and Northwest Sports events listed in 1904 notices
A collection of 1904 notices notes summer events in Oregon with dates for the Hood River GAR encampment, Portland Oregon Pioneers reunion, Pendleton Northwest Sports men's tournament, and an American Mining Congress gathering. It also details a Westport to Ocean Park excursion fare of 10 dollars round trip by the Washington & Columbia River Railway from June 16 to September 20, with half fare for children. Further items cover district attorney staffing changes in Multnomah County and a note on compensation for Haney and Adameja, plus a political footnote mentioning Money as chairman of the Multnomah County Democratic central committee.
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Oregon
Hood River
Oregon Pioneers
Portland
Pendleton
American Mining Congress
Washington
Manning
Hert
Haney
MH. B. Adameja
Fime
Iis
Mullipomah County
Democratic Central
Low
Detes to Grand Lodge Delegates Visit Portland
Mr and Mrs T. Taylor travel to Portland to visit friends for a week. Mr Taylor serves as a delegate to the Grand Lodge of Masonry.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Grand Lodge
Taylor
Portland
Grand Lodge of Masons
Mrs Sam Roberts Returns Home After Illness
Mrs Sam Roberts, formerly very ill at the hospital for five weeks, has recovered enough to leave and return home.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Roberts
Sam Roberts
Also Mentioned on This Page
Teutsch’s Dept
Main and
Alta Streets
Webb and Cotton- 1 Shresta
E. Smith
Rohrman
Pen- Org
Atine, Gordon & Co
Huilding
Opti
Hunziker Tm Progressive Jeweler
Nas
Fa Cabin
A. C. Korppen & Brothers
Umatilla County
Adams
T. C. Taylor
Mr. Shirt
Pendleton Roller Mills
Byers
West Streets
Working Men’s Clothing
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