City Brevities Homesteads for desert lands and rentals listed
A collage of small notices reports rentals for furnished rooms and cottages in Pendleton with phone numbers, a laundry ad, clothing and hardware promotions, sales pitches for planola records, and notes on local hospitality and lodging. Also mentions plans for wheat growers meetings in Sherman County and a visit by Mrs Van Orsdall to Pendleton, plus a funeral in Denver.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Jackson Street
Garden Street
Woolenville
Robinson
Main
Promissory Note Suit Against T. J. Baker Filed
A case was filed this morning to collect two small notes signed by T. J. Baker. One note amounts to $17.70 owed to Pendleton Savings Bank, the other to $15 issued to co Sharp. Attorney fees of $20 are also requested. Troy Morcum Mast Exomination, Roy Marcum of Gurdane, passed the recent eighth grade exam in district 39. His name was omitted from the graduates list due to delayed district report.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Sulit
Bult Wan
T. J. Baker
Pendleton Savings Bank
Co €. Sharp
Troy Morcum
Roy Marcum
Gurdane
No. 77 Voted Special Election Result Near Pilot Rock
In district No. 77 southeast of Pilot Rock residents voted in a special election. Fred Witt was re elected school director and CLA Cooper, the former clerk, was also chosen.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Special
Pilot Rock
Fred Witt
Cla.cooper
Leo
Pendleton Educator J P Slaughter Returns to City
Former Pendleton resident J P Slaughter, long known as principal owner of the Slaughter private school run here for four years, is in the city this week visiting from his home in Ritter Grantounty.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Pendleton
J. P Slaughter
Slaughter
Ritter, Grantounty
Personal mentions from Weston to Heppner a social parade
Weston and nearby towns show a steady stream of visitors with Judge Malley visiting to manage interests, Daniel O Connor and M Mitchell from Walla Walla stopping by, and many others from Echo Helix and Umatilla rolling through town. Elaborate social patterns, hospital visits, and travel plans mark the day as residents mingle and conduct routine business.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Dupuis
Weston
A. G. Graham
Grangeville
Tianhe
T.T. Geer
Salem
Alf Sondo
Helix
William Fraker
Echo
St Anthony's Hospital
Ara B. Thomson
Pendleton
W. W. Wolfe
Inei City
Walla Walla
M. McDonald
St. George
A. Smythe
Arington
Henry Blackman
Oregon
Heppner
P. Grant
O. BR
la Grande
H. Connell
Umatilla
Horace Walker
Hugh T. Walker
M. Roder
EF. Harvey
Roseworth
Tolahoa
Fla
Kennewick
Waeh
Warner Callieon
Balfourithe Company
Fulton Station
Portland
Weatherford
Regents
Oroget Agricultural Movie
Burns
Harney County
H. J. Mean Woe
Parr Damon
Wolverton
W. A. Wise
Pendleton and Heppner
la Grande Observer
Mise Maud McReynolds
Tacoma
Pilot Rock
Merchants Bar Reopens After Claim Paid
Bonetti, proprietor of Merchants Bar, paid off the claim against his fire place yesterday afternoon and reopened the business. He states his intention to continue in the city and plans for a busy Fourth of July trade.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Merchants Bar
Bonetti
Cc Bonetti
Merchants' Bar
Brown Receives Pendleton Post Commission Notice
Brown was officially notified of his appointment as Pendleton postmaster yesterday. He received bond forms and directions and must secure a 2000 bond. The board expects bond acceptance before a commission is granted, delaying Brown’s start until mid month.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
JT. Brown
Pstmister
Pendleton
Brown
Ate
Hawley Applies for Crow Reservation Land
W H Hawley returned from Hillifigs Montana where he applied for a claim on the Crow reserve opened for settlement July 2 A lottery will assign filing privileges by drawn numbers About 9000 claims open and an applicant has roughly one chance in three or four for a good claim Pendleton residents including Hawley are among applicants as lottery interest grows
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W. H. Hawley
Hillifigs
Mont
Crow Reservation
Mr. Hawley
Pendleton
Three Divorces Granted by Circuit Court
In circuit court Judge W. Tt. Ellis granted divorces to Alice Crockett from Samuel W. Crockett, Jessie Bell Rierdon from Frank R. Rierdon, and George Fr. Troxell from Clara A. Troxell. Peter West served as attorney for the plaintiff in all three suits.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Circuit Court
W. Tt. Ellis
Alice Crockett
Samuel W. Crockett
Jessie Bell Rierdon
Frank R. Rierdon
George FR. Troxell
Clara A. Troxell
Peter West
Milk wagon wreck as horses run away on Garden Street
A Morgan dairy wagon was hitched to a team when it suddenly lurched at 10 o clock this morning. The frightened horses dashed along Garden Street toward Bailrosd Street, then turned into an empty lot beside the Bowman hotel and toppled the wagon. The wagon was badly smashed and the milk spilled.
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Morgan
Garden Street
Bailrosd Street
Bowman Hotel
Grandma Munra Visits Baker City Hotel Keeper’s Kin
Grandmother Munra, longtime manager of the Log Cabin hotel at Macham, is spending days in Baker City with her son who runs the railroad hotel at Huntington and assists in its management. She is well known to Northwest travelers and has many friends in Baker.
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Grandma Munra
Baker City
Macham
Baker
Mra Munra
Huntington
Jis
Northwest
Haker
Hakor City
Green's August Flower endorsed for digestion cure
If you suffer from impaired digestion or stomach liver disorders, try Green's August Flower advertised as a low cost remedy. The letter promotes the product as non stimulant and harmless for general use, urging readers to ask a druggist for the remedy and to obtain Green's prize almanac.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Creen
Alma Ac
Tallman & Co
Jamestown Exposition Commission Eyes Oregon Visit
Jefferson Myers and Henry Black of the Jamestown Exposition Commission of Oregon plan to visit eastern Oregon in the interest of the exposition within weeks. A creditable exhibit will be prepared at Jamestown with hope for a legislative appropriation next session.
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Jefferson Myers
Henry Black
Oregon
Jamestown
Hankers Reserve Life Insurance Offices Open in Smith-Crawford Building
Mitchell and Marquis establish northwest headquarters here and write two million dollars in policies across Oregon Washington and Idaho. Fifteen agents operate under their direction from local offices in the Smith Crawford building serving three states.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Northwest
Hankers Reserve Life Insurance Company
Messrs. Mitchell & Marquis
Oregon
Washington
Idaho
Smith-Crawford
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Teutsch’s
Plano House
Matin Street
Rader's
Robinson's
Campbell Millinery
First Oregonian
Women of
Woodcraft
Eavt Onconian
Leathers” Transfer & Storage Co
Gritman's
Cigagy
Skeewok
Peoples Warehouse
J. FP. Despain
Hornees
Frost & Bowman's
Peatton Permanent
Atwood Ridg
Chicago
Indies of the Christian Church
Golden Rule
Post Office
Enet Oregentin
Hoda
City
John Gagen
Bogie
Court Street
Crey
Ed Morgan
Riverside Dairy
Sherman County
Willam Scott
Tweland Empire Wheatgrowers Association
Vanco
A Wheatcrowers
Pasoctlton
Vuecre
Umatilla County
Marochition
Armen
van Orsdall
Mra van Oredall
the Women of Woodcraft
Denver
May Foldenburg
Order
Hunziker
DR. Ghay
Seller Gray
London
The
Pendleton Drug Co
Popular Price Drug Store
C. H. Neller
Jems
Ely
LYS
Balan
Ely Brothers
Warren Street
New York
Koeppen Bros
the Bankers Reserve Life of
Omaha, Nebraska
Alfred Coolidge
A. Kuhn
Eltinge
J. Elmer West
the Traders National Bank
Spokane
Wash
B. H. Robinson
Bankers Reserve Life Company
Omaha
Neb
Omaha National Bank
John H. Ransom
Ransom
Mary Ransom
J. H. Mitchell
Territory
Our
Hawley
East Oregonian
Pendleton, Ore
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