Local ads and notices mix of businesses and jobs
A dense page of classified style notices lists Lane & Son signs Royal Bakery and United Orchestra ads, hotel job openings, moving pictures by Pendleton theater Orpheum, real estate like 120 acres timber and a 40 acre clock, and listings for coal, meat markets, furniture, hats, and housework. Also job wants for night clerk, ranch position, millinery apprentices, and house rentals.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lane & Son
Dutch Henry
Royal Bakery
United Orchestra
E. T Wade
Pendleton
Orpheum
Aura Street
Teutach
New Law Firm Johnson and Skrable Opens Pendleton Office
Roscoe R. Johnson and Joseph M. Skrable announce the establishment of offices in the Despain building Pendleton Oregon and say they will practice law together as Johnson & Skrable in general practice.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Roscoe R. Johnson
Joseph M. Skrable
Despain
Pendleton
Oregon
Johnson & Skrable
Notice to the Public on Spraying Services
Notice to the Public. Having bought the Finch spraying machine I expect to do any and all kinds of spraying this season. Phone Red 3812 or see I. C. Snyder.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
I. C. Snyder
Modern Woodmen Meeting Friday Evening
Regular session announced with initiation of large wings. J. G. Finney serves as Clerk for the lodge.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
J. G. Finney
Train delay as Westbound No 1 frees wheel at shaft
Westbound passenger No 1 was delayed about fifteen minutes at the loft when crews raised the car lamp jack screw to free one wheel. The boxing was removed and the axle cooled with a hose to restore service.
Agricultural Club Plans Second High School Meeting
The high school agricultural club will hold its second meeting this evening at the Commercial club home. A solid program is planned and all interested in the club work are invited. Active members are high school students while adults may join as associate members.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Agricultural Club
Commercial Club
John Montgomery Returns From Hoelix Business Trip
John Montgomery local manager of the Puget Sound Warehouse company arrived this morning after a business trip to Hoelix.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
John Montgomery
Puget Sound Warehouse Company
Hoelix
Visitor and resident movements wide across Pendleton area
Local notices list J Royce of Juniper L Spencer of Adams and J B Cherry of Milton visiting Pendleton. H Irwin from Portland, C E Zerba from Athena, K G Warner from Pilot Rock, BE Starr from Helix, Sheriff Taylor, Ernest Knight from Helix, L R Van Winkle of Weston, Mrs. R Alexander headed to Baker, Mr. and Mrs. B P Marshall at Furnish dam, Mayor Newport of Hermiston, William Goedecke returning from Helix country, John Adams seeking medical care, Mrs. C C Connor of Helix, Blake McFaul manager from Walla Walla, Elizabeth and Ruth McKenzie from Adams, W R Rhinehart of Marshal Wells visiting Echo, Willam Scott of Hidaway Springs seeking treatment, Norman Sarkis recovering after surgery, Robert McKenzie en route to Eugene for University of Oregon studies, William Kribbs and family planning move from Lind to Pendleton May 1, Kribbs engaged in Lind business but now at Hot Lake.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
J. ©. Royce
Juniper
L. Spencer
Adams
Pendleton
J. B. Cherry
Milton
H. Irwin
Portland
St. George
C. E. Zerba
Athena
K. G. Warner
Pilot Rock
Ernest Knight
Northern Pacific
Helix
L. BR. van
Douglas Ball
Blake-McFaul Company
Walla Walla
Elizabeth
Ruth McKenzie
W. R. Rhinehart
Marshal Wells Hardware Company
Echo
Willam Scott
Hidaway Springs
Norman
Sarkis
St. Anthony's Hospital
Robert McKenzie
Eugene
University of Oregon
William Kribbs
Kribba
Lind
Washington
Hot Lake
New Golden Rule Stores Planned in Walla Walla and Pendleton
W. Hyers of St Anthony Idaho who will run the Golden Rule store in Walla Walla is en route to Garden City. Frost to lead the Smith-Crawford store in the city will arrive soon after settling affairs in Kenner Wyoming. Pendleton and Walla Walla stores will be run by the Golden Rule syndicate, a different company from the one that operated here years ago.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
W. Hyers
St. Anthony
Ida
Golden Rule
Walla Walla
Garden City
Frost
Smith-Crawfor
Kenner
Wyoming
Pendleton
Golden Rule Syndicate
Wallan Walla Teachers Meet in Waltesburg Washington
March 17 and 18 bring a countywide teachers convention in Waltesburg. Superintendent C A Sprague and County Superintendent Josephine Preston organize a school fair with an exhibition of Waltsburg school work. The central theme is The Larger Mission of the School.
Moving Picture Show At The Orpheum
At the Orpheum moving picture shows, patrons gathered for a night of film. The venue offered a program of features and shorts to entertain local audiences.
Pendleton Preview of Hackenschmidt Rog ers Bout and Films
A local listing promotes an exclusive Orpheum run Friday and Saturday featuring Hackenschmidt vs Rogers. It notes first fall in 7 minutes 25 seconds and second in 6 minutes 45 seconds, plus a 60 pound side purse with Sport ing Life editor as stakeholder and Watson as referee. Also advertised are several Biograph and Kalem shorts including The Pirates Gold and Puritans and Indians with plot summaries and a Davy Jones reel on a cannibal island in the South Seas.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Pendleton
Hackenschmidt
E. A. Humphreys
Essinay
Frank McLain
White
Borneo
Also Mentioned on This Page
Haviland
China
Koeppen’s
Luke Whitefish
Malin
Hotel St. George
National Cash Register
Sharon & Eddings
Fertmersa’ Meat Co
Ebrel & Shaver
Addres
Lincoln Street
Mre
Rose Campbell
Cali
Malin 92
Crab Creek Lun Ber Co
Weat
Alta Street
Rbueh
Farmers Meat Co
Conrad Platzocher
Court Street
Penland Bros. Transfer Co
Pendleton Cash Market
R. E
Willow Street
Peoples Warehouse
East Court Street
Alex Mart
East Oregonian
Rock Springs
Anle
W. B
Zorgler Company
Como Block
Chicago
Til
Have & McAfee
Props
Main Street
Acme
Starr
T. D. Taylor
William Goedecke
N. P
Helix Country
John Adams
Ad Mra. C. C. Connor
Wohlenberg Dep't. Store
Janice
Ralph
Valley Forge
Rudolph Martin
State Blg
Webb and
Cottonwood Streets
Fe, Livengood& Company
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