City Briefs and Local Advertisements Feature Home Goods
Shade and fruit trees at Forshaw for sale plus dry firewood. Rose bushes and private rooms for rent at 113 South Main and 302 Logan. Walters' Hard Wheat flour on market. Teathers Transfer Co. offers day and night service. Bowman studio offers special panel photos and finishing for amateurs. Clark's grocery stocks seed potatoes at 644 Main. Jem Failing supplies planes and organs and sewing machines from Singer White and others. Goodman Hardware Co. carries Petaluma incubators brooding equipment. Oregon Lumber Yard advertises complete stock and dry piles in new shed.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Forshaw's
Minnis
South Main Street
Walters
Teathers Transfer Co
Logan Street
Bowman Atudio
Clark's Grocery
Main Street
Goodman Hardware Co
Jenne Failing
Singer
White
Standard
Oregon Lumber Yard
Special sale and local ads crowd Portland item sheet
Fader for furniture and carpets advertises a Saturday sale and store window display at Rader. Clark's grocery promotes fresh potatoes at 544 Main Street. Furnished rooms at 701 F Court near courthouse, rates $2 and $2.50 weekly. Hotel Oregon offers European plan with daily rates from $1. Forshaw's Court sells bulk seeds. Piano house seeks sale agents. Pendleton ads note Eilers Piano at 18 Main Street.
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Rader
Clark's
Main Street
F. Court
Forshaw's
Court
Eilers Piano House
Pendleton
Ore
Idaho's share of forest reserve income apportioned
State Treasurer Hastings reported receipt from national government of forest reserve income up to June 20 1904 totaling 0529.07. The funds will be apportioned under new state law: 75 percent to county general road fund for road and bridge work. 25 percent to county general common school fund for school construction and maintenance. Also note W Ivens has taken over the transfer business from J A Bean and will manage locally.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Hastings
Boise Statesman
Will Teach Near Boise
W F Mayberry Milton teacher has taken a winter term at Ferndale and will move to Boise City to teach a country school 12 miles distant until the end of the current school year. The notice mentions March 23 in Rader Nuffed.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Boise
W. F. Mayberry
Milton
Ferndale
Boise City
Personal Visitors Reported From Helix To Walla Walla
A string of personal visits and business trips is noted as residents from Helix Pilot Rock Pendleton and neighboring towns arrive in the city today. Names include Mr Whitehorn Dr Ackley Martin Anderson G M Rice A A Gust Mrs Roy Mrs Reyer George Verguron Charles Campbell Roy Perringer P J Kelly Sheldon Taylor Fred Kershaw Mrs M Castleman James Johns Glenn Winslow T G Montgomery Mrs H T Stanfield Prof Harrison Rev G L Hall Dro Ho Thenpeon Dr Ho ibngton O W Koeppen H W Koeppen John McNerney and O W Koeppen among others.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mr. Whitehorn
Helix
F M. Ackley
Wecho
W. H. Evans
Pilot Rock
Martin Anderson
G. M. Rice
First National Bank
Weston
A. A. Gust
la Mrandhe
Charles H. Campbell
Roy Perringer
Adams
Whitman College
Walla Walls
P. J. Kelly
Milton
Sheldon Taylor
J. D. Taylor
T. G. Montgomery
Mexico
Southwest
H. T. Stanfield
Portland
Prof. Harrison
Grant's Pass
Pendleton High School
G. L. Hall
Naptiat
Condon
Tisslet
Bapithelng
Dro Ho Thenpeon
Walla Walla
Hobington
W. Koeppen
Pendleton
H. W. Koeppen
Bolsa
Idaho
Driggiste
Oregon Daily Journal
John McNerney
MacNerney
Recital by Mrs Norton Showcases Local Pupils
Mrs Anna Selkirk Norton plans a studio recital on Thursday March 21 in the Bechmidt building room featuring pupils including Miss Alexander Miss Ruppe and Miss Privette under her vocal training Accompanists will be Mrs Harry Rees and Miss Faye Bartholomew Admission cards are available from Mrs Norton and a few more pupils may be added to the program with another recital to follow in the near future.
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Anna Selkirk Norton
Pendleton
Bechmidt
Alexander
Ruppe
Privette
Norton
Harry Rees
Faye Bartholomew
Eagles Band Concert At Star Theater Tomorrow
The Eagles band concert is set for tomorrow afternoon at Star theater at 2 o clock not at Eagles hall. The program by Prof Driscoll includes specialties Moustrated Hones and moving pictures by Star theater staff and Mrs Dylacoll will sing. It is expected a good crowd and the band is making excellent progress under Mr Driscoll.
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Eagles
The Umpire marred by late train and cramped stage
The Spokane bound train arrived an hour late delaying Pendleton and the Umpire. numbers were cut and claws of the show shortened due to limited stage space. The Frantz Frazer theatre crowd and cast, including Lewton and Mace, still drew laughs, but the performance suffered from poor theater accommodations and a near closing date.
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Spokane
Trowne
Pendleton
Fred Mace
Franley Lewton
Beer Trust
Frazer
Weat Sues Allen for 45.15 on Merchandise Claim
Peter Weat filed suit against Henry Allen and others to recover 45.15 allegedly due for merchandise. Attachment proceedings were also started. J. T. Bullock and family thank neighbors and friends for support during their children’s illness and death.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Peter Weat
Henry Allen Et al
Aleo
J. T. Bullock
Also Mentioned on This Page
Teutsch’s Dep't. Store
Louis Hunziker
Colesworthy
Chop Mill
Alta
W. Ivens
J. A. Bean
Mr. Ivens
Rader, Nuffed
Ely
Dros
Ely Brothers
Warren Street
New Yorks
Adasefen aaRos
Pewdleton
Charles Johnson
la Grande
O. W. Koeppen
Herman Koeppen
San Diego
California
Bole
Sale
Ala Joinville
St. George Restaurant
Delmonico
Pomme Duchesse
Newburg
Cafe Noir
Wonder Store
Pendleton’s Popular Saving Store
J. I. Case
John Nissen & Son
Pendleton, Oregon
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