Local Retail Ads Highlight New Goods and Services
A string of storefront notices promote new green onions at KR Martin's and ice cream at Datton's, seeds at Garden Seeds, and various furnishings at Murphy's, Raider's, and Cleaver Bros Dry Goods. Other items include wallpaper, coffee, canned peaches, and tailored clothing with prices and store references across town.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
KR. Martin's
Datton
Murphy's
Rader's
Milven Creamery
White House
White Grocery
White Squadron Coffee
LeRoy
Tomales
Cleaver Bros. Dry Goods Co
Cleaver Brow
Dry Goods Co
Reeker
Raider's
Rew Wilk
C. Sharp's
Dar Phelps
Schwars & Grenlich
Madame Johnson
East Oregonian
G. R. Demott
Ohio
Oregonian
Local Advertisements and Social Notices Roundup
The page lists multiple ads and notices including property sales in N Berkeley, hardware and window glass suppliers, and a variety of goods from Croodecke & Kirkman. It also promotes Spanish chicken tamales, new fashion items at The Peoples Warehouse, and a St Patrick’s ball hosted by the Ladies of the Maccabees with music by Kirkman’s orchestra.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Candy Dutton
N. Berkeley
Eale
Daw
Beand& Lowell
Association Balling
Taylor
Oan
P. Sones
Helix
Oor
Croodecke & Kirkman
Oper
Oto
Goeletke & Kirkmian
Alulon Wolfe
Express
Peoples Warehouse
A. Mo Witowener
Hotel Pendleton
Achor
Brock & McComas
Mont
Ralph
John Winkle
Dallow
Ua Acker
Cole
Croup
Brock & McConas
Gowdecky & Kirkme
Palace of Savers
Opera House
Plowle
St. Patrick's
Armory Hall
Kirkman
Orclesten Lalion
Alex Molin Lode
Odea Fellows
Myre
Ollie Stephens
Honer
Stephene
Fined for Liquor Offense in Local Court Session
Court records show M. J. Cockerline of Helix pleading guilty to selling liquor without a license and paying a small fine. John Fitzgerald faced highway robbery charges with trial date pending as civil cases occupy court time.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
John Fitegerald
Awl
Stillman & Pierce
Perses
M. J. Cockerline
Helix
Bar of Justice
Ellis
Halley
Pierce Ve. Audette
Pendleton Installs City Meters Amid Tax Notice
Water meters in Pendleton are being installed by local plumbers under city council rules. Sizes 5 4 inch 4 inch and 1 lawl priced at 10 15 and 20 dollars with only supply and installation costs noted. Installation to date and a plan to equip about 200 water customers. notice warns owners of past due city taxes with enforcement to follow.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Pendleton
Pittsbury
I. Eh. Elorton
Court Street
Court Dow
J M. Weathman
City Matehal
Bovn
Weather and seaborne fog disrupt Portland area markets
A foggy spell from the Pacific affected Portland and eastern Oregon and Washington shore districts. Calm seas and light craft traffic slowed markets as seasonal production adjustments appeared voluntary for the Vie Titan Empire supply chain and coast regions.
Oregon Woolgrowers elect new officers at The Dalles meeting
The Oregon Woolgrowers association met in The Dalles and elected officers for the coming year including President Douglas Betts, Vice-President J N Williamson, and Secretary Treasurer Fred W Wilson. The gathering discussed grazing on forest reserves and upcoming meeting sites, with Heppner chosen for a September 17 event.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Dorwins Belts Way
Dalles
O Woolgrowere’ Association
Marcel
Commercial Club
Provident
N. Johnson
I Woolgrowere
Heppner
Douglas Betts
East Hire Creek
Umatilla County
J. N. Williamson
Prineville
Crook County
Fred W. Wilson
Dallow
Ormery
Department of the Interior
Agricultural Department
Wilson
Ornsby
Ormsby
Audress
Howe
Assatiation
Pendleton Residents Gathering News From Various locals
A roundup from Pendleton reports Dr Richardeon of Helix and ER H Clarks visiting the area. Governor Geer’s birthday occurs on March 12 while notable arrivals include Marehal %oroteer from Portland and Judge A S Bennett at the circuit court. Local business visits and travels feature Fred Nolf in Portland, Charles Liedallen of Weston, and Rev L Green moving toward Enterprise with mining plans.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Richardeon
Helix
Pendleton
ER. H. Clarks
Geer
Ifty
Marehal %Oroteer
Portland
Fred Nolf
Charles W. Liedallen
Weston
A. 8. Bennett
The
Dalles
Circuit Court
Penleton
Lenix Bergevin
Athen
Pendleton Rouay
Athena
J. T. Vincent
Aareer W. Vincent
Toledo
Lincoln County
A. Ruppe
Pleasant View
Douglas Wells
Oregon Woolgrowers’ Association
East Birch Creek
Rev. L. Green
Enterprise
Union County
T. J. Parham
Spokane
Miles, Durham
John Durham
M. A. Butler
Bakerity
Blu
John TH. Mitchell
United States Senate
Jillige
La Grande City Election Yields Several Changes
In La Grande the 4th district mayoral race saw McWhirter defeat Ki Boley 40 to 20 and pledge to approve gambling. Incumbent City Recorder Wiliams won by 110 over Worntel. Marshal P P ders claimed the executive post over J A Hitchen by a large margin. City Treasurer Boskowit won reelection unopposed. G M Riche topped W N Monroe for council. Ward results show Kuhn and Currey winning, with narrow margins. Officials to be sworn in March 18.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
la Grande
J. A. McWhirtier
J. Ki. Boley
McWhirter
Gamshl Ig
HH. T. Williame
Ab Recorder
W. A. Worntel
Marschal P.P. Ders
Thorange
J. A. Hitchen
Wor City Treamorer
J. A. Boskowit
Reform
G. M. Riche
W. N. Monroe
Peter Kuhn
Counilmean
J. L. Childe
H. Currey
Reformy
Syngessors Move In On Jones Property
Ambiguous text notes a change of ownership and new firm Temple & Wilcox taking over operations. It mentions W J Jones, W C Temple, KK Wilcox, and T A Paxson as retainer, with aim to carry their business forward in farming supplies amid a disputed asset transfer.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
WH. Jones
W. C. Temple
Hl. Wilcox
Pameennion
A. Paxson
Temple & Wilcox
Local firm expands warehousing and stock purchases
The Pendleton dealer returned from a buying trip with two carloads of farming implements wagons and buckboards. One car will reach Pendleton Thursday the other about May 15. W L Jones retires after years of service and recommends successors Temple Wilcox invites farmers to inspect stock and compare prices.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Pendleton
Fiee
W. L. Jones
Temple & Wilcox
Prines
Whitman Glee Club Arrives for Pendleton Concert
Twelve Whitman college students arrive from Walla Walla to perform this evening at the rater. They travel with Prof Otto A Hanerbuek, Prof Fischer, and Miss James the pianist. The roster includes Cecil Wade George Marquis Mation Kees Melancthon Walters and others with Walters as musical director and tenor leads.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Whitman College
Walla Walla
Otto A. Hanerbuek
Fischer
Mise James
Thlee Eciah
Cecil Wade
George Marquis
Adams
Mation Kees
Glee Club
Pendleton
Walters
Harry A. Tash
Edward L. Chittenden
Geo
Klyre
J. Clair
M. A. Rees
Carl Hauerbach
Chartier A
Wheat Remaining With Farmers in March Report
The March report shows wheat on hand at 128,108,000 bushels or 2.5 percent of last year’s crop, down from 148,100,000 or 29 percent, and 108,000,000 or 20.8 percent on March 1 in earlier years. Corn in farmers hands is estimated at 770,000 bushels or 40.9 percent of this year’s crop, versus 50.2 percent March 1, 1900 and 4 percent March 1, 1850.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Department of Agriculture
Mareh
Locomotive Explosion Kills Three in Allentown
Allentown March 13 By a boiler blast on the Lehigh Valley Railway at Mod Creek engineer Walter Albert fireman Joseph McMullen and brakeman Morgan Moriss were killed instantly. The freight engine failed under pressure while hauling a heavy load. Nearby Hal Dickson was injured at the Pendleton planing mill in a separate accident but expected to recover.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Allentown
Lehigh Valley Railway
Mod Creek
Walter Albert
Joseph McMullen
Morgan Moriss
Theodore Roosevelt Fights Bullies as a Boy
The March Ladies' Home Journal recounts young Theodore Roosevelt facing a rival crowd over a new sailor suit. He and a friend walked to a private school and confronted by public school boys who called them “dudes.” After daily skirmishes, Roosevelt planned to fight again when he returned to the block.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Theodore Roosevelt
March Ladies’ Home Journal
Teddy
Fidels
Tie Bom
Hove
Roosevelt
Giant Oregon Pine Log Shipment Reaches Philadelphia
An overhanging pine log over 100 feet long from Oregon followed a 3100 mile route to Philadelphia after leaving Portland six weeks ago. The straight knotless log measures over 28 inches in diameter and is shipped for Glipperenpa with 175 per car freight. Eastern lumber interests watch the massive effort amid continental rail curves.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Oregon
Philadelphia
Pacific Coast
Portland
Advance line of Men s 1001 Spring Shirts in stock
The store offers an advance line of Men s 1001 Spring Shirts described as handsome with soft negligee shirts and cuffs attached priced from 50 cents to 2 50 each. Laundered and unlaundered shirts with cuffs attached range from 1 50 to 8 8 each.
Also Mentioned on This Page
Cleaver Bros
Practical Boot and Shoe Men
Barvitilg
Martin's
Regilar
Twin Brothers
Demott
Lane
Ald
Folsom
Soroga
Alexander & Hoxter
Stationery
Cockeriine
Dow
Tortland
Orega
Easborn
Imela
Vie Tnlant
WM. Fitzgerald
Main Street
Hanaford & Co
Oregon Woolgrowers
LA Grande City
A McWhirter
W. J. Jones
Posseasion
Government Wheat Report
Hal Dickson
Milla
O. J. Smith
Hint
Owl Tea House
Oregon Timber
Waren
Ladies’ Home Journal
Columbia LodGiNg House
Alta & Webb
F. X. Schempp, Prop
City and Conary
Lote Hlock
J. R. Dickson
East Oregonian Building
ST. Joe Store
Hare Aoe
E. M. Lyons & Co
the Hustlers
Bennett & Tarbet, Props
Dusenberry Building
Pendleton, Ord
RADER
M. A. Rader
Undertaker
Main
Webb Streets
W.D. Hansford&co
Hel
George
Geo Darveau
Ite
Hlinkes
Je City
V. Stroble
Locust Hill
Rabbitry
Nll
Maeles
Araeyou
Addres
Guy W. Wade
Pendleton, Oregon
Golden Rule Hotel
W Bancroft
Kates
Cor. Court and
Johnson Sts
Trace
Gonomanrs &E
Ciesk
Tpl
Waabinwion
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