Local City Notices and Advertisements Roundup
A compact city brief listing various ads and notices including shopping items, rents, fashion displays by Blebert and Teutech, restaurant hours, a school teaching engagement in district 65 north of Milton, lodging at 16 Thompson Street, and durable goods like raincoats and trunks. Public cab service and department store promos appear, with references to New York express deliveries via Teutsch's Department Store.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Thompson Street
Tetitech
Tore
Miew Dilly Lee Haw
Milton
New State Hotel
Webb and
Cottonwood Streets
Rudolph Martin
Blebert
Webb Street
KE. 9
Tanthers & Nichola
Gritman’s Cigar
Ed Joy
Automobile
Nile
Expresa Direct
New York
Les Teutsch
Remembered Wis Chimdimen Will Invalued at Fifty Thousand
John Wood died after ing to hospital and left a will tale property worth about 50 000 to his children. He had lived in the area 35 years after remarriage and there were no children from the second marriage. Locals recall a family move to Crawford county Missouri in 1960 and rumors of service in the Southern army and a killing.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
John Wood
Boi
Geome Chat Toul
Crawford County
Death leaves unsettled estate with three children named
The deceased did not know the number or names of his children when making his will. Surviving offspring located include Peter S. Wood of Cuba Missouri, John Wood of Steelville Missouri, and Mrs. Maggie Stemple of Florida. Their status and rights are being addressed as the estate settles.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Pers Wae Bruge Wood
Humber
Peter 3. Wood
Cuba
John Wood
Steelville
Maggie Stemble
Florida
Mighty Percentage Loss in Wheat Across Regions
Wheat buyers report large losses from frost and drought across the central agricultural belt. Knight notes many fields looked viable after frost but later revealed extensive damage as warmer weather returned. Farmers fear reseeding and reduced yields as conditions worsen.
Richest ore rock shown in Joseph exhibit
Foreman J Avery of the Ten Dortot Company displays a rock in Joseph valued by locals at 10000 to 20000 per ton. The specimen shows free ming proportion with pure gold streaks, including some one sixteenth inch widths. Also notes arrival of Salvation Army officers Lieutenants Boversto and Storms for a welcoming meeting in the town hall on Webb Street tomorrow evening.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Er. J. Avery
Tendortot CO
Joseph
Wallowa Democrat
Boversto
Wil
Canadian trip to scout farmland in Alberta
W Gulliford and Clay Degrarr left early for Chresholm Alberta to view the country with the aim of ro ating and securing farming land.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Alberta
W. Gulliford
Clay Degrarr
Chresholm
Alberta Emigrants Plan Special Train Departure
March 22 is the departure day agreed by Alberta emigrants for a special train. The train will carry the amigrant family group along with their stock household goods and farming implements.
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Alberta
Millinery Opening In Pendleton Next Week
Mrs. Campbell announces a three day millinery opening displaying Pendleton's largest and most complete stock of fashionable hats and headpieces.
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Campbell
Pendleton
Notable Visitors and Local Notices Fill Pendleton Scene
Local society notes list Mrs. Mary E. Moule leaving for Kankakee Ill. and W W Winkle of Prescott Wash on a brief business trip. Pendleton figures include Judge Fee of Pendleton, Carl Roe of Baker City Herald, and several merchants, surveyors, and officials visiting for business, surveying, or legislative events.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mary E. Moule
Kankakee
Ill
W. W. Winkle
Prescott
Wash
H. H. McReynolds
Pilot Rock
Judge Fee
Pendleton
Arlington Appeal
W. H. Brooks
Orwees Daily Journal
Carl Roe
Baker City
Standard Mining Stockholders Meet Over cobalt Claims
Standard Mining stockholders gather at W F Davidson Co offices in Quartzburg district to elect officers and discuss developing cobalt rich ore. Key figures include Zoeth Houser of Echo and D Foss of Chicago with other executives from Portland and Sumpter. A Krupp offer for cobalt output was not yet closed. A powder explosion injures A Nelson in Klickitat county but leaves him largely uninjured.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Standard Mining Company
Quarlabure
W. EF. Davidson & Co
Zoeth Houser
Echo
D. Foss
Chicago
J. F. Peterson
Richet
Portland
H. Nicholson
Te le Killen
Sumpter
Standard Company
Quartzburge
Krupp Gun Factory
Germany
storkhoWlers
Heeling Express
Pension reforms pledged by new Washington official
The U S pension commissioner Verpaulin Warner announces sweeping changes to end secrecy in the department. He vows full public disclosure on essential matters and strict enforcement against clerks failing to perform duties. He urges clerks to take vacations away from the city to improve health and promises no obstacle to proper work.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washington, D. C
Marth
Naw
Verpaulin Wirner
Mwilios
Warner
Ontiavio Livestock Show Opens in Ottawa Exhibition
The Eastern Cin tone Livestock and Poultry association opened its annual show in Ottawa on March. It runs through the week with exhibits of horses cattle sheep and poultry. The Liberal party offerings have trotted the mid excellent exhibits in all departments. The event is housed in a new building erected for the purpose.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ontiavio Livestock Show
Ottawa
Ont
Cintone Livestock and Poultry Association
Reef
Building Trades Conference Opens in Washington
A conference of the board of governors of the Structural Building Trades Alliance begins in Washington to unite with the American Federation of Labor. The federation executive council meets here next week with a delegation urging harmony between the two bodies.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Building Trades Conference
Washington, D
Structural Building Trades Alliance
American Federation of Labor
Federation
OV Serbon
Alliance
National Association of Colored Dentists Opens Session
The National Association of Colored Dentists begins its fifth annual session at Howard University in Washington DC. Members from many sections of the country are represented. The meeting will last several days with discussions on issues relating to the dental profession.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Association of Colored Dentists
Washington, D. C
National Association of Colored Dentists
Howard University
Buffalo Art Show Opens With Bigger Exhibition
Buffalo New York March 6 The third annual Danlia exhibition at the Automobile Club of Buffalo opened in Convention Hall and will run through the week. The show features a large majority of pieces seen in New York and Chicago exhibitions earlier this year. Exhibits cover every material variety and showcase the latest improvements and necessities.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Buffalo
N. Y
Automobile Club of Buffalo
Het
New York
Chiago
Also Mentioned on This Page
Teutsch’s Dept
Main and
Alta Streets
UC Rader
Witte
Jeta
Lmneh Linmckets
Nolf's
Sharon & Eddings
Howard's Cigar
Teutech
St. George Reataurant
Cooper
Chimdimen
Boise Pioneer
L. Hunziker
Jeweler
Optician
Main Street
le Knight
Knight
Honanze
Wallowa
Huyler
Lowney
Gunther
A. C. Koeppen & Brothers
Judd Geer
Oregon
Prof
and Mee
BE. B. Conktin
Cove
Pan May
Candon
Lddk
Robin W
Téekes
McMinn
Walla Walla
McMinn and Burroughs
Caphihy
Jennie Bolles
Salvation Army
Reman
Bakerity Cenierat
Switgle
Jane
Heppner
Wedneming
Pendleton Camp
L. A. Wright
Union
Mopper
Tri Messenger
FL LL
Vine Cent
Beaver
Jerrornion Myers
Shire
Lewis and Clark Commission
BR. & SN
Hic
Con County Court
Noob
O. Mm
Muminas
Standard
Romeo Mining
Syumpeter
Portham
A. W. Nolson
Klickitat County
Washington
Nelson
Pe. W
Faust
Byers
Walters
Weston Mountain
Nabisco
Graham Wafers
Paradise Sodas
SWIFT
the Peoples Warehouse
Seersey
W.T.P. W. Tek
Atwood
Robinson
Winslow Bros. Jewelers
Goodman-Thompson Co. Hardware—Plumbing
C. Rohrman
Court Street Grocer
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