Local Ads Sweep Through Salient Goods and Services
A flood of small notices lists meats at Houser's Smokers' supplies at Neuman's and dining tables from $6, plus wall paper by Siu Sharp, and shoe repair at Teutech's. It also touts cattle and horses for sale, rental offers, land in Pendleton Wade, and a range of services from fish at Castle's to ice cream at The Delta.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Houser's
Neuman’s
Siu Sharp
Rader's
Joerger’s
Chris Rawley
Res
Pendleton Wade
Teutech
Hays’ Cigar
Wale, Bryson & Wade
Strom
Campbell's
Addy Chiejas
Rader’s
Rees’ Clay
Court Street
Gratz‘s
Hanlon’s
Castle's
Delta
Teutsch‘s
Mary Street
Save Your Eyes From the Glaring Sun and Dust
A vintage advertisement urges eye protection from sun glare and alkali dust. It promotes goggles and smoked glasses in shades to shield eyes, priced from 25 cents to 1 dollar, emphasizing long term eye safety and care.
Heppner Relief Becomes Localized Control Urged
Judge G A Hartman returns from Heppner urging the city to manage relief and reconstruction with local money and labor. He notes improved sanitation, reduced outside help, and a plan to fund further aid via J N Davis, with money kept for the townspeople and bonds for honest oversight. The article also records a court decision in the state case against George Morris for larceny and remands him to jail until November.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
G. A. Hartman
Heppner
Davis
Portland
Amea
Pendleton
Judge Ellis
Matlock
J. N. Davis
Une Ten
Port- Jou
Heppmer
Finnwele
Heppier
H Hibbard
H.C. Haskins
J. T. McLain
Jamison
Mr. McDumatd
Ed Baker
John Heathman
Ralph Howland
N. Berkeley
Frank Harwood
Delightful Climate Report by John A Beatt of Helix
John A Beatt of Helix returns from Jacksonville and Ashland in Southern Oregon and plans to spend winter there. He says the people there lack the drive and hustle of folks on this side of the range, though the climate is delightful.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
John A. Beatt
Helix
Jacksonville
Ashland
Oregon
Grey horse drives home then returns to stables in panic
C J Bowers owner of a Telephone statles stables recounts a big grey horse he keeps at home. The horse trots fast toward the stables then bolts back to the house, then returns to the stable as if returning to work. No harm done to the rig according to witnesses. In a separate matter Martha J Hendricks sues CoC Hendricks for $100 claimed as a loan payment from September 14 900 and interest.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
C. J. Bowers
Mr Bowers
Martha J. Hendricks
Coc Hendricks
Halloray @ Meliourt
Mr. Hendricks
Whisky selling suspect held for grand jury in county jail
William Henry, an elderly stranger, was taken into government custody for selling whiskey on the reservation. He appeared before Commissioner John Halley and was bound over to November grand jury in $250 bail, which he could not pay. A local Indian accuses him of two weeks of whiskey sales. Henry admits visiting the city that long. Meanwhile fifty rooms will be added to the Hot Lake hotel and sanitarium by La Grande parties this week.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Willian Henry
John Halley
Apear
Federal Grand Jury
Henry
Hot Lake Hotel
la Grande Parties
Baptists from McMinoville and La Grande Go to Grande Ronde Meet
Baptists from McMinoville Herea Wo Wiley and WooH Laf ourette and JW Oliver of La Grande departed this morning for New Home to attend the Grande Ronde Baptist Association sessions held there today.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New Home
Wiley
Wooh Lafourette
McMinoville
Oliver
la Grande
Grande Ronde Bapther Association
Also Mentioned on This Page
Trutsch's Big Department Store
Main and
Alta
Kent
Main Street
Brad Street
Hooge & Co
Chamber of Commerce
Corn Exchange
Minneapolis
Camas Prairie
Wade
Hex Holly
Ren
Bath
South Main
Chase & Sanuhorn
C. Rohrman’s
Nobt
Dla Street
Market Alta Street
Savings Bank
de Lano
Puget Sound
Reni
East Oregonian
East Orewonhan
Frank Charles
North Yakima
Northern Pacific
Hunziker
Thin City
Nat
Koeppen
Malu
Peoples
Oxfords
Boston
NOLF
Guetom
A. Exlund
Judd Bloek
Court Amd Male
Serge Hasdice
Lala Ee
Bale
the Baur ‘Me
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