Hawleys and Cleaver Bros Dry Goods Ad Highlights
A period advertisement list spotlights Hawleys gloves inks pencils and window shades, Cleaver Bros dry goods with pants sale, Murphy and Withee stores with framed pictures and wallpaper, plus furniture from Rader’s and Le Roy’s tamales. Also promoting household goods, bicycles, canners, and Kemp’s throat and lung remedies.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Hawley's
Nolf
Murphy's
Sule
Withee's
Han
Cleaver Bros, Dry Goods Co
Cleaver Bros. Dry Goods Co
Racycle
Crawford
Cleaver Bros. Goods Co
Hawley 'S
Rader's
Rader’s
le Roy's
Cor. Court
Cowt
Kakur & Folcom
Schwarz & Grenlich
Candy Dutton
Crescent
Crescent Agency
Pierce & Tweedy
Zeiger
Court House
Fifty Years Ago Not a White Man's House After Passing
Samuel A. Dakes and Child have received no letter from Theodore Wygant, the sole surviving party members who signed the 1851 treaty with the Nee Pers Indians. The group traveled from Portland to Lapwal Creek, with Colonel Tart leading the change. Perrin A. Whitman of Walla Walla was also a party member, and Wygant remarks that visiting the old treaty grounds on Lapwal Creek would show how eastern country has altered since their visit, reminding that no white houses existed in the Dalles area when they left, and the Walla Walla valley was then open Indian horse country.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Samuel
Woygwint
Lapwal Creek
Dalles
Walla Walla Valley
Presbyterians Hold Services With Special Invitations
The schedule lists morning sermons and evening addresses at multiple churches. Robert J. Diver leads Church of the Redeemer with a morning worship and a sermon by Rev. Dir. Berea of Cove. All Saints Church in Woeton hosts services by Rev. W. KB Potwine on Sunday morning June 25.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Church of the Redeemer
Hioly Commonion
New Masonic Hall Project Planned for July in Echo
Frank Rack reports progress on consolidating Masonic lodges in Umatilia and Echo. The Umatilla lodge No 40 will dissolve while Echo lodge No 4 retains its name. A new combined lodge hall is slated to begin construction in July, with land acquisition underway. J W Kimbrell parcels 40 acres near McKay Creek for James H Raley. one acre sold already.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Frank Rack
Pendleton
Eeho
Rack
Umatilia
Umatilla
Reho
Matilla
J. W. Kimbrell
James H. Raley
McKay Creek
Ralev
No Trace of Captain McCook Seen in Oregon Towns
Report notes no trace of Captain D. J. McCook since he was spotted at Jack Tomlinson's saloon in Umatilla on Tuesday night and later at a local hotel. Sheriff Hinkley searches Eastern Washington waters and tracks train departures to Spokane, but no decisive clues have emerged.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Tracy
D. J. Moco
Jack Tomlincen
Umatilla
Flonace
Spokane
William Hinkleyle
Washington
Pendleton
McCook
Black Horn Improves at Home After Tribal Incident
Black Horn is improving at Little Hawk’s home and is expected to recover. His companion, Tuk-na shet, a Columbia River Indian, was pursued near Heppner and Pendleton after a theft. Tik-na shot Olen, but the bullet hit the left shoulder, delaying the chase as the Indian tried to flee toward the Columbia River.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Heppner
Pendleton
Black Horn
Little Hawk
Tronbie
Kertow
Tuk-na Shet
Columbia Joe
Mandleton
Tik-nashut Olen
Lile
Colamita River
Pendleton News Roundup a Busy Day of Arrivals
Pendleton hosts a flood of visitors and locals abroad. Elder of Despain Gulch in Pendleton lists 250 acres of wheat. Lincoln Swaggert of Athena visits Lester Swaggert. Kirk of Athena Weston neighborhoods touring Pendleton. Frank Duprat of Pendleton visits Mrs. Fred Smith. James Whittemore from Milton visiting relatives in Pendleton. Flo Hallock returns to Pendleton from Mr. and Mrs. Datton. Renn family arrives from Colfax to reside again. Jobo E B Lathrop plans hospital trip to Walla Walla. L B Traver heads to Washington via Spokane. Henry Stearns hints at permanent move. Jeff Brown and family visit relatives. Mrs Sperry of Skagway visiting in Pendleton. Janine Maloney expected home Sunday from outing with county officials. Charley Konak and Willard Bond in Weston for Fourth of July water publicity. W H Seaver of San Francisco at Hotel Pendleton en route to Pacific Northwest shoot. George L Baker in Pendleton, plans improvements and legal challenge over property. Baker to join Northwest Theatrical circuit with Fraser opera.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Big Buck Welch
Cay
B, Elder
Despain Gulch
Pendleton
Lincoln Swaggert
Athena
Lester Swaggert
Dew C. Kirk
Weston
Walla Walla
Frank Duprat
Fred Smith
Jonestreet
James Whittemore
Milton
Heppner Gagette
Mise Flo Hallock
Mra
W. P. Datton
Pendieton
Robert &. Renn and Child
Colfa
Kavtero
Washington
Vieil
Spokane
Stearns Ie
Lowate
Point Bowitee
Walla Walla Union
Jeff Brown
Adam
Orv
Fred
Miss Pearl
Portland Oregonian
J. L. Sperry
Skagway
Alanka
Halvor
Union Avenue
Portland
Janine W. Maloney
W. M. Cake
Multnomas County
W. M.bradshaw
The
Deliv
Gootiewan
Salen
Charlee Konak
Willard Bond
Adana
Peadieton
W. H. Seaver
San Francisco
Peadiston
Episcopal church convention opens in Portland at Trinity
Bishop Morris delivered the annual report on the state of the church. The condition across the church is satisfactory and shows that progress has been steady, according to the papers.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Episcopal Church
Trinity Church
Portland
Morris
Bishop Morris Sees Growth and Church Revival in Portland
The bishop praises women for fundraising and guilds while noting reduced church debts and the wiping out of insanity care. He warns of new church construction, Portland funds to roof a partly built church, and plans for youth clubs and interior missions with baptisms and confirmations noted.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Caer
Portland Fonds
Sett
Morris
Eminent scientist predicts heat of the gun to fade in time
An eminent scientist declares the heat of the gun will be exhausted, claiming centuries will pass before it happens. In the meantime people should enjoy life, stay healthy, and endure a strong stomach. The ad touts Hostetter's Stomach Bitters as a long standing remedy for digestion and regular bowels, claiming decades of American confidence.
Fire Hose Teams to Compete for Forty Nine Prize
A purse of 25 is offered for hose running teams from city fire companies to compete on July 4. Foreman Charles Greulien of Protection Hose Company No 1 calls a special meeting for all company members at 730 PM Tuesday June 2 at the communal roots. Protection Company is praised for reliability in tournaments and fires. The divorce case of Ellen B Bromfield, now Ellen Bramfield, is adjourned until Judge Ellis returns from Heppner on Monday June 24. John McCourt represents the plaintiff and John A Lewrey and Peter West represent the defendant.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Goole
Lon
Vaughan
Heat & Ofelock
Bey Phosphate
St Kooppen's
Hulda Schubert
Eartest Seba
John &. Beckwith
Soi Haom Hae
Lady of
Grentleman
Ts Chauber
Commerc
Portland
Avita Counci
Poestontag
Hendrick
William Martin
Pionneare
Epra
Whdrees
C.F. Cook
Perdleton
Penlleton
Helia
T. A. Gilman
Flapper
Oregon
Pendletons Latgeday
Darel Henry
Wakefield & Failing
Piano Wateroome
Canrt Street
Kimember
Cris
Stoll
St. George
Phelps
Tha Tarer
Prohibition Party
Pendleton Amt
Kapitet Chureh
Toray
Thie City
Charles Greulien
Protection Howe Company
Hie
Protection Company
Serine
Ellen B. Bromfield
E. Bramfield
W. Rk, Ellis
Antil
Ellis
Heppner
John McCourt
John A. Lewrey
Peter West
Oregon strike buzz fades to modest claims near Ontario
Reports from Haber City and nearby areas say excitement over a mysterious strike near Ontario is overblown. Miners warn that the Big Bend hopes yield little, as claims lie in restricted placer beds with cement conglomerates containing gold. Walla Walla plans July 4 pioneer reunion at Rowsell's grove. Baker City reports about 100000 pounds of wool sold today with prices from 1 to 10 venta per bale amid rising market activity.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Haber City
Ontario
Oregon
Big Bend
Baker City
USA
Fourteenth American Derby Won by Robert Waddell
Chicago June 22 under favorable weather the fourteenth American derby was won by Robert Waddell by two lengths Terminous second Parader bound and Boulburt fourth time 2 35 4 5
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Chicago
Robert Waddell
Terminous
Parader Bound
Boulburt
Internal Revenue Stamps To Be Discontinued July First
A wartime move will end most proprietary and documentary revenue stamps on July 1 with only select stamp types retained. The change affects medicines, checks, drafts, and certain instruments, reducing stamp usage to simplify transactions and aid revenue officials, as collectors inquire about redemption procedures and claim forms.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Internal Revenue
Internal Revenue Officials, As Tny
Dunnele
Washington
D.C
Pacens Tenis
Boise Promoters Move to Build Caldwell to Butte Railroad
Boise Chamber of Commerce leaders announce right of way for a Caldwell Idaho to Butte Montana line. Citizens of Boise and Caldwell have pledged 35000 dollars in bonds at 95 cents on the dollar and 467 subscribers cover about 95000 cash. Directors seek power of attorney to dispose of the right of way and bring a through continental line to Boise.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Boise
Roise
Idaho
Boise Chamber of Commerce
Coseway
T. W. Bates
Idaho Roa Company
Caldwell Idaho
U Raise
Botte
Aid Railroad Company
Righy
Chamber of
Bates Aoke
Hulle
Willamette Valley Crops Boost as Weather Warms
Salem reports a week of warm, sunny weather improving crop prospects across Western Oregon. Grain and hay will be heavy. apples and fruit crops look favorable with strong growth. harvests and yields expected to rise. In Salem social notes a unique luncheon “A Trip Around the World” enlivens Congregational event with stations reflecting Washington Berlin Tokio and Los Angeles. Northwestern normal school graduates seven in total as Mt Angel Catholic walleye to hold commencements next Tuesday. Baker City notes Colonel Drake returns from Boise and Portland debates. Eastern Oregon plans remain cautious while Southern Oregon prepares an alternative.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Salem
Oregon
Harley
Congregational Church
Washington
I. C
Berlin
Tokio
Los Angeles
Northwestern Normal Cell
Mt. Angel Catholic Walleye
He Wotan
Baker City
P. Vu. Drake
Loternations Mining Confrees
Boise
Ortland
Stop! Limited sale on advertised product by weight
A seller promotes a non specific product at a fixed price per pound with a money back guarantee if customers are not satisfied. The offer emphasizes a refund policy and urges buyers to evaluate the item before finalizing purchase.
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Gregonany
Trade Bank
Cleaver Bros
Practica! Boot and Shoe Men
Aughan
Standard Grocery Company
Tatom Rou
Agk
Borom
Penbleton
Kemp
Tallman & Co
Express Oflees
Lo G. Fravier
Robert & Nnn
Mee
Kent
Colluz
Wasrh
Pendbetuy
Urah Tate
Lieto Fin
Alewamler & Hoxter
Thompson Street M. E
F. Reddie
G. Prasier
Expres Osfiee
Boal
Neon
Max Baer
Frasier
Malin Atreet
B& Wo McComan' Graid Commission Offivs
Etwnk
Streat
Mr. Beer
Mortland
Roy
Fivet Presbyterian Cburel
Tla
Robert J. Diver
WM. Fitzgerald
Echo
Captain M'Cook
Sherry William Brawley
Ais
George L. Baker
Pandleton Tolay
Fraser Opera
J. KR. Dieckson
WP. Mallock
Baker
Cue
Laker City
Frases
Northwest Theatrical Association
Calvin T Hellig
Marquam Grand
Brumfield
Pioneer
Northwest
Rowsell’s Grove
Waddell
Chisago
Internal Revenue Stamp
Hank
Caldwell, Idaho
Butte
Willamette Valley
OWL
Owl Tea House
Guy W. Wade
Pendleton, Oragen
Qol
Main & Webb
ST. Joe Store
Lyons Mercantile
Bishop _—s* Co
Tallman & Oof
Als
Lusenberry
Main Street
Bennett & Tarhe
Lee
International Poultry Food
C. F. Colesworthy Poultry and Bee Supply
N. Berkeley
Webb Street
Laning
R. Forster
Bet
ALTA
F. X. Schempp
Hoitt
SCH
Deaying
Beurround
Ethiect
Lima Vighow
Thorough Mettel
Eraining
Coy
Feueta
Eeie
St.George Restaurant
Lod, Rm, Neddtogs Seceptio Ke Ban
Mae Meel'e Special Attenting Geo, Stoll, Proprietor
Milwaukne
Leale Toy
Neagle Bros
Geri
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