City Brevities from Ornite's and nearby shops
Short, bustling note of local ads and happenings. Mentions Get Sunny and Rader promotions, Boston and Panama hats, various eateries and outlets from Kunkel's to Pantheon Oyster Cafe, and a moved piecemeal sale of Pillows and related goods. Includes lodging, nursing school notices, and a last fragment about pillows offered at half price.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ornite’s
Boston
Martin's
Kunkel's
Bos
Reataurant
Pantheon Oyster Cafe
Mra. Campbell's
Kunkel's & George
Withee's
U. C
McAdam
Delta
Withee
Douglas and Hanan Shoes
Gratz's
Euting
Baer & Daley's
Take Point
Teutsch
Merchants’ Cafe
John Earl
Wealthy cattleman attends Northwest tournament in Dillon
Matt Orr of Dillon Montana, a famed cattle king and expert shot, is seen in town for the Northwest tournament. The piece mentions his vast, vaguely described Montana holdings. A Federated Trades Mardi Gras and Carnival occurs in Portland June 28 to July 9, 1904. The O R N makes a special $9 round trip ticket from gate June 17 1904 to July 7 with final six day limit. For details contact B C Smith, agent.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Matt Orr
Dillion
Mont
Mr. Orr
Portland
B.C. Smith
Lecture by Supreme President J Keirce in Milarkey Hall
Supreme President J Keirce of the U M I San Francisco will lecture next Friday evening in Milarkey hall at o oclock All Catholic men and members of the U M L are urged to attend the meeting.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
J Keirce
San Francisco
Milarkey Hall
Will Naturalize Fled Intention to Become Citizen
Morton Labium a native of Norway today fled his intention to become a citizen of the United States. The applicant is a laborer residing in this place. Woodmen Carnival The Modern Woodmen will hold a street carnival in Salem next week. Meekness is simply the silence of might.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Morton Labium
Norway
United State
Salem
Notable visitors and locals cited in Pendleton notes
Mrs D B Richardson of Helix and B B Richards hosted in Athena and Pendleton. John McCourt, A H Sunderman, James Hackett and others visited or left for Echo, Union, Portland, and Heppner. R C Judson returned to Portland after a brief stay. Ethel Hayes Jett heads to Portland for a month. Frank Heberts and Matlock noted among local shooters and relatives during tournament week. T H Foster of Union promotes Union Packing Co in the city.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
D. B. Richardson
Helix
John McCourt
Athena
A. H. Sunderman
Echo
Te Fo Town
van Nuys
Bingham Springs
B. B. Richards
Bickers
James Hackett
Eeho
Hie Taneh
R. C. Judson
RO & N
Portsland
Ethel Hayes Jett
Portland
Matlock
Heppner
Pendleton
Heyer Aquad
Frank Heberts
J.B. Biddy
Tight of Way Department
Or, & Ny
Returned from Harney finds crops in excellent condition
Rev. W S Holt, Presbyterian field missionary, notes Harney county has unusually productive wheat yields with drought relief. He reports booming stock herds, growing sand hogs, and expanding farm work 12 miles from Whitney on the Sumpter Valley railroad line. Holt heads home to Portland but praises Pendleton Academy’s prospects and Eastern Oregon opportunities.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
W. S. Holt
Harney County
WS Holt
Presbyterian
Tex
Yielk
Harvey County
East
Oregonian
Whitney
Sumpter Valley
Holt Ie
Holt
Portland
Pendleton Academy
Oregon
Washington
Frey Tires of Victoria Plans Portland Vacation
A letter from W. R. Frey, who left Victoria British Columbia for summer, contrasts life in Victoria and Vancouver with Portland Oregon. Frey praises Portland’s climate, homes, gardens, foliage, and friendliness, calling Victoria a quiet country town and noting Canadians’ reputation toward strangers. He plans to spend the rest of the season in and around Portland.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Wit Prey
Victoria
East Oregonian
Vancouver
Portland
Pacific
Noast
W. KR. Frey
Robe Giveaway Adds Prize at Woolen Mills Tourney
The Woolen Mills announce a prize of about 60 Pendleton robes for the shooter with the longest win in the tournament. The robes, high grade Pendleton Woolen Mills makes, will be displayed at the People Warehous. The winner will be decided after all scores are counted.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Pendleton
City hosts leading sportsmen as prices hover
A rear display of the beautiful modes draws attention while many top athletes in the city have rejected their choices as prices remain unsettled. The scene hints at shifting opinions among professionals amid market tension.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mdes
Fred Boyd Recovers After Wagon Blast Injury
Fred Boyd, a young man injured when kicked in the face by a bore during a failed start of a wagon at the Standard Grocery basement excavation, is recovering in the hospital with wounds dressed. Doctors report no skull fracture and expect a rapid, uneventful recovery. Boyd recalls nothing since the accident and recently arrived in the city from Spokane.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Fred Boyd
Boyd
Spokane
Bicycle Ordinance Enforces First Fine Of The Season
Marshal Carney acted on city council instructions to enforce the bicycle ordinance. Berkeley He pleaded guilty in city court, paid the $1 fine, and was released. The city aims to curb sidewalk bicycle riding amid citizen complaints.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Marshal Carney
Herkeley
California Harvest Prospects Falter This Season
California harvest is lighter than usual says T. K. Beard, longtime local real estate figure. He notes a strong late-year wheat yield but overall crop worth looks down. Beard expects a Southern Pacific contract project to keep him busy through summer.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
T. K. Beard
California
Southern Pacific
Beard
Coming Events and Health Advice in Early June
A list of regional events includes Western Division Oregon Teachers' Association in Portland on June 20, July Trades and Mard Gros Carnival in Portland on June 28, and July National Guard Enownment across Washington Idaho and Obregon at American Lake, Idaho July 7 to 21 and August 22 to 27. The piece then features Eugene Wood in Everybody's Magazine urging early tuberculosis detection with free sputum tests offered by New York city health authorities, arguing early care can prevent severe illness.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Oregon Teachers' Association
Portland
National Guard
Washington
Idaho
Obregon
American Lake
Ioaho
American Mining Congress
Eugene Wood
Everybody's Magazine
New York
Board of Health
Seersey Tops Sell List Amid Mixed Market Signals
Seersey leads the best sell section despite a downturn in broader markets as investors weigh risk and opportunity. Analysts note occasional gains in tech shares offset by volatility in energy and manufacturing sectors.
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Lee Teutsch’s Dept
Main and
Alta Streets
Panama
Olympic Pancake
Portland Flouring Mille
Meacham
EC. Smith
Ang
M. Sthier
Luke's Hospital
Point
Hunziker
Main Street
Koeppens
Pitce
A. C, Koeppen & Brothers
Mrs
Bert Huffman
Tontehe
Union
Harney
Canada
X. Frey
California Harvest
Gonzaga College
A. Perard
Penn of
Hireh Creek
Lea
John Albert
Desire
Pedard
Albert
Goneane
High Hotore
Tetainees
Pevard
Mreoh Creek
Seersey
Selz
T. C. Taylor
Pendleton Roller Mills
Byers
Beck
Arla
Workingmen’s Clothing Co
Wegb Streets
Havana
Flynn & CO