Local Business notices and sales roundup
Brief items list farm loans fire insurance and various goods and services. Dressed poultry celery lettuce and gloves offered by local firms Hawley Bros sell garden seeds and flowers. Cleaver Bros. offer hats and cheap gloves as well as 1.50 hats. Sharp’s wall paper store promote cheap wallpaper. Money to loan at lowest rates. J R Dickson notes address. Hartman Abstract handles real estate and insurance during Bentley absence. Sheet music sale reduced from 35c-50c to 10c at the Court street music store.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
James A. Howard
Hendley & Howard
Hawley Bros
Cleaver Bros. Dry Goods Co
Chicago
Sharp
Big Wall Paper
Opera House
Court Street
J. R. Dickson
East Oregonian
Henry Harper
Railroad Street
J. M. Bentley
Hartman Abstract Company
Hawley Bros Markets Best Red Apples In City
Hawley Bros proclaims their apples the nicest in town along with Duttons ice cream and new wagons and harness offered through Will Lane. Furnished rooms for housekeeping at 509 College Street and a furnished house for sale at 301 South Main Street. Lee Moorhouse seeks a woman for general housework. East Oregonian building rooms for rent with steam heat and bath. R. Alexanders displays new Parisian oil wool chalice waistings. John Seibert partners with G. Schultz in Main Street tailor shop near Leezer's Bakery. Laing Brothers announce auction of harness horses and implements northwest of Pendleton on Monday, March 17. Four cars of W. & C. R. stockyard sheep shipped to Seattle and Tacoma markets by Wright & McCarty. Parliam entary Club special meeting at 2:30 Tuesday afternoon at Mrs. A. D. Stillman’s home. Schwarz & Greulich buy 22 head of 32-year-old beef steers at 1250 lb each for $4.25 per hundred. Moving W. F. Matlock residence from Court and Garden to back of A. M. Raley’s lot. two-story brick flat planned, 50x75 feet, cost about $7000.
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Hawley Bros
Dutton
Will Lane
College Street
South Main Street
Lee Moorhouse
East Oregonian
Connecion
R. Alexander's
John Seibert
G. Schultz
Main Street
Leezer
Laing Brothers
Pendleton
Wright & McCarty
Seattle
Tacoma
Parliamentary Club
A. D. Stillman
Schwarz & Greulich
E. D. Sloan
W. F. Matlock
Court and
Garden Streets
A. M. Raley
Garden Street
Surgeon’s Knife Not Needed Adverts Witch Hazel Salve
DeWitt's Witch Hazel Salve cures piles without surgery and promises immediate relief. It addresses scalds cuts burns wounds bruises sores and skin diseases while warning to beware of counterfeits from Tall man & Co and Brock & McComas.
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DeWitt
Tallman & Co
Brock & McComas
Girl Takes Poison Suspected Suicide Near Pendleton
Miss May Butt a 13 year old adopted daughter of Mr and Mrs Morse died after a dose of strychnine. Despite temporary recovery she relapsed into a stupor and died at Pendleton cemetery. Coroner found no evidence of ill treatment or motive and postmortem was not pursued.
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Oregon
Miss May Butt
Jacob Butt
C. D. Morse
Pendleton
McKay Creek
Miss Butts
T. M. Henderson
Mr. Morse
J. C. Shields
Pilot Rock
Miss Butt
Failing
Mr. Bull
Huntington
Cole
Water reservoir cleaned after odor complaint
The city water supply was cleaned after reports of a strong taste and odor. Water stood stagnant over winter due to reduced flushing for meter savings. Health Officer Cole and Superintendent Brown say boards and moss caused no contamination. boiling water before drinking is advised to kill possible germs.
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Cole
Brown
Hartman Poem Presented as Letter to Editor
Pendleton Oregon March 3 To the Editor The Tribune has had much to say about me I think the following borrowed lines fit the case of Dodd and others G A Hartman There are songs enough for the hero Who dwells on the heights of fame I sing for the disappointed For those who missed their arm I sing with a tearful cadence For one who stands in the dark And Knows that his last best arrow Has bounded back from the mark I sing for the breathless runner The eager anxious soul Who falls with his strength exhausted Almost In sight of the goal
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Pendleton, Or
the Tribune
Dodd
G. A. Hartman
Hunter Payoff Set For Pendleton April Meeting
J Shearman plans a Pendleton gathering on April 16 to buy fur from hunters and trappers at the highest price offered. He urges participants to hold their furs until that date.
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Shearman
Io Pendleton
Wood decay by burial shows varied timber lifespan
Tests measured decay durations for woods buried underground. Birch and aspen decayed in three years, willow and buckeye in four, maple and red beech in five, elm and ash in seven, while larch, juniper and arborvitae remained uninjured after eight years.
Eskimo Mourning Customs Described in Brief Note
The text notes Eskimo superstitions around death, stating they hold memorial festivals but often move a dying person to an abandoned hut for passive endurance without care. It mentions survivors cutting front hair short and fasting twenty five days after a spouse dies.
Sausage Contractor Ties Up Ends After Another Man Fills Them
A teacher asks the new boy what his father does. He replies he is a contractor. When asked if railway, he says no, a sausage contractor who ties up the ends after another man has filled them.
Whatever became of Lamb and Wolff cited by Puck
A quip contrasts Lamb who played the markets and went broke with Wolff who worked the markets and grew rich, attributed to Puck chatter about fate in finance.
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and Wolff
Puck
Mr Singer Spends Time With You, Molly Comment
A Detroit Free Press quote notes Mr. Singer spends a great deal of time with Molly, with Mr. Eit tish remarking that this is all he does. The line reflects a conversational snippet likely from a society or personal column feature.
Bible in hind pocket saves life in war tale
A Colonel Barnett Colonel Blower recounts a Bible that saved his life during the war as Garnett notes the Bible is carried in the hind pocket of his trousers. The judge comments on the unusual keepsake and its protective claim.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Barnett
Blower
Garnett
Judge
New Cashier Noted by Bank President and Depositor
A depositor notes the bank has a new cashier while the bank president remarks the old one was overly cautious about change. The exchange hints at shifts in bank staff and attitudes toward shortages or pricing. The dialogue carries a tense, understated tone.
The Vice of Nagging And Electric Bitters Claim
The ad argues nagging wives cause unhappiness and suggests nervous melancholy headaches loss of appetite sleeplessness and fainting are cured by Electric Bitters. It cites many female troubles and backache with claims of health and happiness from use, priced 60 cents with Tallman & Co. guarantee.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Tallman & Co
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Tarcham Lace Sc
Mase
Rogers
Louis Hunzie Jewler
Opticia
KH. Alexanders
Koeppen
Brown's
May Butt
Mr. Hartman
Peoples Warehouse
Butterick
the Peonies Warehouse
J. E. Platter
Prop
W. J. Clarke & Co
Laatz Bros
Neagle Brothers
Raor Main
Oreges
Jome Sormidt
Louvre
Sellers
Crowner Telephone MA
East Oregonian Office
Rendicton, Or
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