Local ads showcase shops and notices in Oregonian market
The page lists numerous local businesses and offerings including Teutschs groceries clothing at Hawley Bros Fry Frazier s goods, Dindinger Wilson Co men s Oxfords, Gratz s lunch and fresh Crawfish at Nolte s. It advertises ice cream from Dutton s and McReynolds butter, Delicatessen at Gretz s, and a free lunch. Real estate for rent and sale listed by a & Cook along with a call for a drug learner at Schmidt s. Fireworks and seasonal items appear from Nolf s and The Delta. Water safety and typhoid cautions accompany public notices and phone numbers for services.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
J. A. Howard
Court St
Hood River
Awley Bros
Teutsch’s
Oxfords
Dindinleer
Wilson & Co
Delta
Pendleton
Teutsch's
Gratz's
Hawley Bros
McReynold
Jeule
Golden Rule
Anna McGee
J. R. Dickon
East Oregonian
Withee
Davis
Dindinger, Wilson & Co
Gretz
Umatilla
Nolf's
Dutton
McReynold’s
Gratz
J. M. Leezer
Nolte
Martin
A & Cook
Taylor
Baker City News Briefs Highlight Local Events
Local items include H Kopitzke selling ice by phone number five, boarders sought by day or month, and Mrs Helen Whittemore at 311 Railroad street. A new crosswalk on Alta street links Wheeler's gallery to Kunkel's store. Elks plan a Meacham picnic starting July 4. Baker City man Oliver Boyer jailed for rape. Henry Watterson unable to speak in Baker City on July 4. Charles Marsh and Charles Bean return from Walla Walla. Pendleton seeks business with Marsh. Choir from Church of the Redeemer heads to Clatsop Beach for three weeks. Broken leg for Charles Broock. Wingville game coverage. Sperry to Portland to join O R & N as fireman. Corsets advertised at Hotel Pendleton by Miss Murphy.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
McReynold
Helen Whittemore
Railroad Street
Main
Herman Bailinghaus
Salt Lake City
Riemann Mercantile Company
Alta Street
Wheeler
A. Kunkel
la Grande Elka
J. Shaw
Thunder Mountain
Shaw
Oliver Boyer
Baker City
Bakin
Boyer
Charles A. Marsh
Charles Bean
Walla Walla
Pendleton
Mr. Marsh
The
Church of the Redeemer
Fred Rees
Clarence Bollerman
Willard Bond
Ralph Bollerman
Andrew Bollins
William Bollins
Clayton Sharp
Harold Warner
Raymond Warner
Portland
W. E. Potwine
Clatsop Beach
Charles Broock
Wingville
Broock
Brouck
George Spearry
Sperry
Spearry
Dalles
Miss Murphy
Veteran Stager Keeney Eyes Idaho-Bolee Thunder Mountain Line
J B Keeney, veteran stage man, traveled from Elgin to Heppner on last evening’s 5:00 train to oversee stage business in Oregon. He remains active in Idaho and contemplates launching a route between Bolee and Thunder Mountain, urged by several parties, before returning from Heppner.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
J. B. Keeney
Elgin
Heppner
Oregon
Mr. Keeney
Idaho
Bolee
Thunder Mountain
la Grande Chronicle
New Faculty at Idridge Academy Named Assistants
At a meeting of the Ascheer board Prof. W. B. A. Wilson of Idridge Academy Pa was chosen as assistant principal under President F. L. Forbes. Robert Pond, retained from last term as second assistant principal. Other teachers to be selected by the president.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Academy
Ascheer
W. 8. A. Wilson
Idridge Academy
F. L. Forbes
Robert Pond
Northwest Shooting Tournament Opens With Many Top Marksmen Present
The Northwest Shooting Tournament begins in Portland with crack shots from across the region, including Spokane representatives T. B. Ware and H. G. Lougee, and last year’s Portland winner Frank Stevens. The event runs several days with a $1,500 in cash added prizes and hopes to attract 1,000 entries in 1905 under the Multnomah Amateur Athletic Rod and Gun Club.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Northwest
Horace J. Stillman
James M. Spence
Fred Waite
D. C. Clarke
Will Ingram
Portland
Spokane
T. B. Ware
H. G. Lougee
Fred C. McBroom
John W. Merritt
J. A. Forbes
I. Dornberg
Frank Stevens
Pomeroy
West
Multnomah Amateur Athletic Rod and Gun Club
Big Iron Elephant at St Louis World’s Fair
A mammoth iron elephant by Joseph Husak of Chicago is planned for the St Louis World’s Fair. The four story body will have leg elevators, a roof garden, and an observatory. It would be 260 feet long and 250 feet high if permitted. Also noted, the Eastern Oregon Baptist Association meets at La Grande, with a pre-convention to consider Rev. E G Perry’s ordination in Baker City.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
St. Louis
Joseph Husak
Chicago
Husak
Baptist Association For
Eastern Oregon
la Grande
8. G. Perry
Baker City
Also Mentioned on This Page
Frazier's
Phillips
Gratz’s
F. W. Schmidt & Co.'s
Palace
Court Street
Monte Carlo
Cleaver Bros. Dry Goods Company
CUT Glass Sale
Erieger Ree
L. Hunziker
Optician
R. Alexander
Koeppen
Main St
Court House
H. Kopitzke
Phone No
Ice
Peoples
Frederick Nolf
Kit
T Connerley
Beck
Cottonwood Street
St. Joe
Dally East Oregonian
Boston
Oxford Shoes
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