City Brevities Note on Goods and Rentals
A compact column lists offers and notices across Pendleton Oregon. Items include dry wood from Minnie at 13 South Main. lost keys returnable at the office. furnished rooms at 302 Logan. rental housing on North Side. photography services by Bowman near the bridge. an incubator for sale at 106 Dianne Street or Red 2771. a steady gardener job at Cunningham ranch Pilot Rock. field fence and netting from Needham Hardware Co. Stocker ranch 360 acre sale near Alba. lumber prices from Oregon Lumber Yard. furnished rooms at 701 E Court with weekly rents. 28-room lodging house for sale. and two unfurnished rooms wanted via P.O. box 16 Pendleton.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
South Matin Street
Minnie
Logan Street
E. O
Walto
Dianne Street
Cunningham Ranch
Pilot Rock
Cunningham Sheep & Land Co
Ore
Needmah Hardware Co
Alba
Oregon
L. A. Vogel
Pendleton
Aberdeen Ball Team Coming to City For Training
Aberdeen baseball manager R P P Brown wires L G Frasier to finalize use of the local ball ground for early training. Community enthusiasm rises as M A Rader and W F Matlock discuss grounds use, Matlock offering the field for one fourth of gate receipts plus fence maintenance. Grounds need work but expenses are expected light as preparations start ahead of a possible Pendietan ball team season. The Commercial Association plans a meeting Tuesday to decide on organizing a team for the season.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
R. P P. Brown
Aberdeen
L. G. Frasier
M. A. Rader
Aeoadition
Flys Cream Balm Proclaimed Cure for Catarrh and Hay Fever
Advertised remedy Flys Cream Balm is claimed to quickly cure nasal catarrh and hay fever. The testimonial notice asserts long standing reputation and promises rewards for users, with distribution by Big Rev at 49 Warren Street, New York.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Fly
Big Rev
Warren Street
New York
Wheat Growers Meeting Notice in Timatiin County
There will be a meeting of the wheat growers of Timatiin county at the Commercial association rooms on Saturday March 2 at 1 20 p m sharp All wheat farmers are requested to attend as important business will come before the meeting WM M SCOTT President Wheatgrowers Assocition
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Timatiin County
Commercial Association
Judgment filed against John M. Up Snyder for Fisher suit
A lawsuit filed today by Carter and Raley on behalf of William Fisher seeks a judgment of 5189.25 against John M. Up Snyder. The case details show a financial claim arising from the Fisher matter and are presented in a formal legal action format.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Carter & Raley
William Fisher
John M. Up
Snyder
Marriage License Issued to John C Shaw and Caldera Bell
A marriage license was issued to John C Shaw and Caldera D Bell, both residents of the county. The Jones Brothers of Louisville sent a trusted agent to Union County to inspect the situation and a vinegar factory at La Grandes is probable.
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John C. Shaw
Caldera D. Bell
Jones Brothers
Louisville
Union County
Idaho Pioneer Stands Against Forest Reserve Opposition
A Boise Statesman interview profiles a long-time Idaho pioneer and pro-forest-reserve legislator who resists the reactionary movement opposing the administration's forest reserve policy. He recalls Idaho's forests, mining needs, and the need for reserves to protect timber for future mining, housing, and industry while noting past conflicts over rights and rules with federal officials and Major Frank Fenn.
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Teho
Prowat
United States Senate
Boise
Io Ua
Witogether
Surridge
Furear
Diihe
Thim
Atate
Grover Cleveland
Idaho County
Howards
Forest Reserve
Chambers
United States District Court
Patne
Peatty
Frank Fenn
Rule Realty
Fenn
Major Venn
Ralph Frazier Dead at 27 in Pendleton
Ralph Frazier died at his home in Pendleton at 1 o clock this morning from tuberculosis. Funeral services will be at 10 o clock tomorrow from the family residence 712 West Fairnews street with interment at Olney cemetery. He was 27 years old and survived by his parents Mr. and Mrs. Wiley Frazier and several siblings Charly Frazier T G Frazier Fred Frazier Jollem A Frazier Miles Tattle Frazier and Mrs. F Sharp of Athena.
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Ralph T. Frazier
Falirenit Street
Olney
Ned Tad Wee Earle
Tendleton
le Wee
Wiley Frasier
Charly Fravier
Latah
Wash
T. G. Fragier
Pendleton
Freeer
Kilbride
Jollum
A. Frazier
Miles Tattle
F. Sharp
Athena
Bombay
India
Stockholm
Sweden
Gustaf
Court House
Mar
Swedenborg
Local residents and visitors noted in Pendleton today
A string of personal mentions from Pendleton lists Mre W A Crank spending days at Hot Lake and Mrs W T Hislopte visiting friends. M M Hansell of Athena and M G Edwards of Pilot Rock are seen in the city on business. Rios Newport of Hermiston left after a brief visit. D W Bowman, a young rancher from Eeho country, and Judge James A Fee with Charles A Carter traveled to Walla Walla for legal business. Clarence and Elizabeth McBroom head to Gurdane for spring. William Rahe attends Mrs Maynard’s funeral in Walls Walla. John Smith, a leading stockman from Grand Ronde, and Fred George of Echo visit Pendleton. Hall of Weston passes through en route home via Portland and Salem. Deputy Marshal Griffin seeks Tom Hodson, who pled guilty to liquor on the reservation. Mr and Mrs George W Prochester of Weston return from Portland and Salem. William Rolex of Pendleton is seriously ill in Tacoma after six weeks away. J Matlock, brother of ex Mayor W F Matlock, is a Eugene mayoral candidate on a municipal ownership platform.
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W. A. Crank
Hot Lake
W. T. Hislopte
M. M. Hansell
Athena
Pilot Rock
Rios Newport
Hermiston
Dd. W. Bowman
Judge Iamea
A. Fee
Charles A. Carter
Walla Walla
Clarence
Elizabeth McBroom
Gurdane
William Rahe
Walls Walla
Maynard
John Smith
Grand Ronde Valley
Pendleton
William Rolex
Tacoma
Tacgma
Frouen Bucines
J. Matlock
W. F. Matlock
Thle City
Eugene
Matlock
Family Recovers from Skin Ailments with Cuticura
A wife with long standing eczema reports improvement after using Cuticura products. The family claims the regimen cleared the condition for four years, improved scalp hair, and aided a baby’s hair growth. The note credits Mr. H. B. Springmire of Town City, Indiana, with a testimonial dated July 16, 1905 and September 16, 1906.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
H. B. Springmire
Capitol Street
Town City
Sooth Skin Ailments With Cuthura Soap and Ointment
Advert teaches Cuticura products for rashes itchings and inflammations including skin and scalp ailments. Claims complete external and internal care for infants children and adults. Emphasizes purity and effectiveness and urges usage to restore comfort.
Fat political plum lands in Nome Alaska for Powell
The Oregon Daily Journal reports T. Cader Powell former Multnomah county clerk and later United States marshal at Nome has been named receiver of public moneys for two new Alaska land office districts with offices at Nome and Fairbanks. His salary rises to $1500 plus $1600 from the receiver post and he will disburse funds for the district. Powell's term as Multnomah clerk saw embezzlement and election fraud ties, with debts claimed against him.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
The
Oregon Daily Journal
T. Cader Powell
Portland
Tacy
Alaska
Nome
Fairbanks
Senate
Ty Cader Powell
United States
Multnomah County
Winlen Lorge
Powell
Embelder
Land Office
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Teutsch’s Dep't. Store
Kodak
Se Bowman
Bridge
Oregon Lumber Yard
J. Tv
Sharon
Louis Hunziker
Main St
Lee Colesworthy
Chop Mill
Alta
WM. M. Scott
Wheatgrowers' Assocition
Koeppenreros
Pendletonore
Idaho
Ralph Frazier
Griffin
Tom Hodson
George W. Prochester
Weston
Salem
Cuthura
Porter County
Multnomah
Oreron
Washington
Roosevelt
Swern
Wonder Store
Alfal Farm Dairy
Cecilia Gustaf
Ordain OF the National Society
Multnomah House
Room
East
Oregonian
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