Local Ads and Notices From Pendleton Market Area
A scattered 1902 advertisement fragment lists Cold drinks at Gratzs and Teutschs lunch counters on Court Street, loans from Howard and J. R. Dick in Pendleton, and Kemp's throat remedies. Also mentions Arnold’s creamery butter, free samples, and various daily services available in the Oregonian building district.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Gratz's
Teutsch’s
Gratz’s. Arnold’s
Bros. Listo
Delta
J. R
Local notices and ads mix offer and sale items
A collage of 19th century ads and notices listing straw hats, fishing tackle, meals, clothing, farm equipment, ice cream, fresh seafood, room rentals, horse sales, live entertainment, free tickets with purchases, a closing millinery sale, and a Pendleton lost item. Also promotions for real estate, sewing machines, and travel trains.
Walla Walla and return tomorrow on special train
Local items include a $1 round trip fare for a special Walla Walla to return trip, buy sell trade notices for a detery wagon and a horse, as well as a beer advertisement for Schlitz and Spokane Brewing at the Golden Rule basement. There are sales at the St Joe Store, an invitation to a coronation, and a Modern Woodmen picnic planned for July in Milton with regional lodge participation. The Northwest Bankers Meeting may lead to a new association. a resolution for Portland Clearing House talks is noted. Philip R. Weaver, aged 23, died of Brights disease in Walla Walla. funeral held near Milton. burial at College Place.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
St. Joe
Edward
Baker City
England
Walla Walla
Northwest Bankers’ Association
Washington State Bankers’ Association
Seattle
H. W .Corbett
Portland
W. L. Adams
Portland Clearing House Association
Philip R. Weaver
Bright
Milton
College Place
Linos
Pendleton Team Defeats Dayton Again In Ball Game
Pendleton won a Friday baseball game in Yatter City 9 to 4 over Dayton, marking the sixth consecutive victory in the series. Pendleton had five errors to Dayton seven, with Pendleton totaling eleven hits to Dayton's seven. Phil Lips hit a Dayton home run. Thursday's game saw Pendleton win 16 to 4 and the two teams were set to meet again, then travel to Walla Walla to face the Sharp Shooters Sunday afternoon.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Pendleton
Dayton
Iatter City
Indians
Phillips
Walla Walla
Cross Bate
Mount Hood Sold to Denver Man in Major Trotter Deal
Mount Hood the famous Eastern Oregon trotter has been sold by George Peringer to Geo H Easterbrook of Denver. Peringer has just returned from Colorado Springs where he raced the trotter on the grand circuit and earned second prize. The new owner will take the horse to complete the circuit as entered in all events. Peringer declined to name the price but said it was the largest figure ever paid for a trotter from Eastern Oregon.
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George Peringer
Denver
Mount Hood
Oregon
Geo. H. Easterbrook
Wool sales close season at Shaniko wind-up
Shaniko June 21 last night closed the wool sales for the season. EF W Brigham bought the Baldwin Sheep and Land Company clip of 230000 pounds for 15 cents. Other Oregon clips sold for 13 to 14 1/2 cents by Graenyt Jose Toe] Y Judd and Mr Ellery.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Shaniko
Oregon
EF. W. Brigham
Baldwin Sheep & Land Company
Graenyt Jose Toe] Y. Judd
Ellery
Hold-up on Pruett Hill Tells of Friday Night Robbery
Peter West and farm workers John Hackett and Oscar Ward recounted a highway robbery on Pruett hill Friday night. The assailant, a large dark complexioned man in a dark suit, demanded money and held them at gunpoint, taking Hackett’s 35 dollars and 85 cents from Ward. Police pursue suspect as victims call the incident questionable.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Peter West
Pruett Hill
John Hackett
Oscar Wald
Messrs. Hackett
Ward
Hackett
Rathbone Returns Home After Cuban Amnist y
E G Rathbone once director of a Cuban post office scheme was sentenced to ten years and fined over 235000 dollars. He was released after the June amnesty for Americans jailed or awaiting trial in Cuba and has sailed for New York. Several prominent Cubans and Spaniards accompanied him to the steamer.
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E. G .Rathbone
Posta
Cuba
Post Office
New York
Wool Clip Expected From Shaniko Market This Season
President Lytle of Columbia Southern reports a wool clip of 7,500,000 pounds to enter the Shaniko market this season. The announcement highlights strong supply for buyers and potential price activity at the regional exchange.
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Lytle
Columbia Southern
Shaniko
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Eton
Monte Carlo
Cee Seaearaly
Pena Ly
Grad
Ieunes Ar
Lee Teutsch
Cleaver Bros. Dry Goods Company
Sturday
Howard
Court St.er
Teutsch's
Hungsiker's
Beny
Hunziker
R.slenamder
Uma
Eppen’s Drug Store
Main St
Frazier's
Phillips’ Restaurant
Hawley Bros
H. Kopitzke
McReynold
Dutton
J. M. Leezer
Dutch Henry Feed Yard
Herman Schwartz
Nolte’s
Martin's Family Grocery
Kine's Grove
Kirkman
Everpshooters
Withee
Court St
Domestic
Davis
Rathbone
Boston
Oxford Shoes
Beecham S
Id Evers
Bones
Peoples
Darners and
Bodkin
PRS
Bamplea
Frederick Nolf
Kit
T Connerley
Beck
Cottonwood Street
East Oregonian
Penles Wrens
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