City Brevities from Grate's and Kunkel's Ad Scene
Local ads list quick meals at Grate's and The Boston, threshers at Kunkel's, and various sales. Promotions cover clothing, hats, furniture, legal notices, and the Pantheon Oyster Cafe. Portland Flouring Mills, Holt harvesters, and E. L. Smith feature prominently with price cuts and special offers throughout the city.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
The
Boston
Grantz's
Pantheon Oyster Cafe
Big Ben
Yavty
Howad's
Hees
Kunkel’s
St. George
Cooper
Portland Flouring Mills
Holt Bharventera
E. L. Smith
Court Street
Congress man Hitt approves withdrawal of name
Washington June 24 Congress man Hitt rises this morning for the first time since illness and will return to his Illinois farm as he is able to travel He approves Olion withdrawal of his name at Chicago though not consulted Vice President resigns New York June 24 as known Huntington resigns as vice president of the Southern Pacific President Hughill of Great Northern will succeed Edwin Hawley on the executive committee
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washington
Hitt
Linois
Olion
Chicago
New York
Huntington
The
Southern Pacific
Hughill
Great Northern
Edwin Hawley
Local Notables Named as Pendleton City Visitors and Travelers
A string of Pendleton social notes lists George W. Phelps of Heppner, Gabrielton and other Salem residents visiting the city for a few days while officials Frank Saling and Frank K. Welle attend to county business. J. Kenedy and H. Kennedy plan a John Day trip. editor W. et air and Mrs. Nelson visit Portland en route. Mrs J W Tuttle and daughters Blanche return after attending Gerald Tuttle and Myrtle Smith’s wedding. Cattleman Robert Sturiweesher returns from Meacham. Miss Milylone Fraker heads to McMinnville College. WP Hooper of Meier Wheeler in Walla Walla guests in the city briefly.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Cole
Steteon
P Wilson
Pendleton
EK Adams
McRay
Tusinew
Nelson
Ian
Portland
Frank K. Welle
Ailwon
J. W. Tuttle
Mise Blanche
la Grande Westonday
Gerald Tuttle
Myrtle Smith
Robert Sturiweesher
Meacham
Milylone Fraker
McMinnviile College
Retaiver
Good hay crop delights Pilot Rock county official visit
T P Gilliland reports a bumper hay crop on his land near Pilot Rock with geologic potential and no abort page in ling this year. Klutier from Ilot Rock and Mir Gilliland praise Oregon hay growth, noting high yields per acre and favorable conditions for stockmen in the region.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
T. P Gilliland
Ilot Rock
Mir Gilliland
Pilot Hock
Oregon
Blood Poisoning and Wedding Report From Pendleton
Blood poisoning risk reported for A G McCarthy after injuries from a wire tie while at work. In other news, Mins Henaice Nadene Raymond and George E Keen wed at the Raymond home near Nancyville with Rev. G W Rigby officiating. The couple plans to reside on the Nez Perce Indian Reservation. bride a Pendleton student.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
A. G McCarthy
McCarthy
Henaice Nadene Raymond
George E. Keen
Kt. Raymond
Vancycle
G. W. Rigby
Pendleton
Pees Jett
Nez Perce Lodian
Schoo
KR. Raymond
County
Free Again as Ransom Case Ends in Release
Consul General in Washington reports Predicardie and Varley have left Lafouly and expect to reach Tahxier tonight after the ransom was paid. The release follows the capture of the pair, with consular cables confirming their freedom and safe arrival plans.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washington
Geners
Cummere
State Department
Predicardie and
Varley
Lafouly
Tahxier
Fatally Injured Nurse Faces Suicide Attempt in Portland
June 24 report says Elizabeth Baxter, a well known Portland nurse, sprinkled kerosene and ignited it in a alleged intoxicated state, fatally injuring herself. Will Naturalize: Comono Christofana, Italian subject, filed intent to become a citizen of the United States with the county clerk.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Portland
Eleabeth Basex
Coamo Christofana
Italy
Colted
No Credit In Dawson Forced By Klondike Shift
Alaska Pacific Express shipped over 3,000,000 in gold to Seattle with payment by wagon and boat, including 750,000 for Bank of Commerce of Seattle. Dawson will end consumer credit after July 16 as Northern Commercial Company ceases credit, urging miners to use cash and keep funds locally. Louis Sloas, VP, cites government and city pressure as factors.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Alaska Pacific Express Company
Seattle
Bank of Commercce of
McEord
Dawson
Te Northern Commercial Company
Yukon
Various June to August Events and a Wandering Sermon Note
A listing of regional events including the Western Division Oregon Teachers Association in Portland from June 24 to July 4, the Trades and Mard Gras Carnival from June 2 to July 9, a National Guard encampment in Washington Idaho and Oregon from July 7 to 21, and an American Mining Congress session in Portland from August 22 to 27. Also mentions a Kansas City Star note about a German preacher earning 4600 for a sermon, a Favari bequest to a Protestant church, and a long strain of non sequitur verse and local musings about money, sermons, and newspaper copy commentary from Seattle.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Oregon Teachers Association
Portland
National Guard
Washington
Idaho
Oregon
American Mining Congress
Kansas City
Favari
Elderfield
Also Mentioned on This Page
Digges
Lee Teutsch’s Dept
Main and
Alta Streets
Grate's
Kunkel's
Martin's
Wickham
Thave
Holt
E. Smith
Withee’s
A. C. Rader
Wood and Con
McAdam
Withee
Douglas and Hanan
Teutsch
Lee Teutsch
Gratz's
Baer & Daley's
Great Rifles
Hatton's
Joerger's
Weat Court Street
Hohbach’s
East Court Strest
Hotel Bickers
Hwttle Holt Barventer
Rett
Merchants’ Cafe
Care East Oregonian
Holt Combined Harvester
Court St
Peoples
Hunziker
Main Street
Koeppen
Old Fe ‘Rie Log Cabin
Koeppens
PORUC
A. C. Koeppen & Brothers
George W. Phelps
Heppner
Gabrielton
Salem
Frank Saling
Clerl
Preston
WP Hooper
Meier Wheeler Mercantile Company
Wath Walla
Etry
Hite
Hottake
P. Gilliland
Pilot Rock
Rees
Raymond Nuptials
Coquille, Or
Karl Steeleliu
Dr. Russel
Maxon
T. C. Taylor
Main &T
Byers
Pendleton Roller Mills
Byers, Prop
Beck
Workingmen’s Clothing Co
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