Demott's offers Haviland china and dry wood in Pendleton
City notes list Demott's with Haviland china dry wood and groceries as well as sale items and rentals. Advertisements include furnished rooms for rent in town, a seven to eight room cottage wanted, and various rental houses near the court house. Also details a lost oxidized silver belt pin with amethyst between Hotel Pendleton and Mrs Kinman.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
East Court
Demott's
Hartman Abstract Co
Aura St
Stansberry & Milne
G. M. Rice
West High
Haviland China
Hotel Pendleton
Mra. Kinman's
West Webb
M. C. Metz
Pendleton
Bishop Paddock to Preach at Church of the Redeemer
Bishop Robert L. Paddock will preach at the Church of the Redeemer tonight with the service starting at O'clock a brief preliminary service will precede. All are invited to attend.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Robert L. Paddock
Church of the Redeemer
Five daughters married on the market
Beaton Record quotes a sharp joke about marrying off five daughters and husbands. A Chicago Fair reminiscence recalls a farmer asking a boy which way to the lake after a Ferris wheel ride, claiming he had been turned around by the ride.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Beaton
Sonny
East Oregonian News Tide Keeps City Briefs Busy
City desk compiles a steady stream of briefs and small notices from local officials, schools, and businesses. Community events, schedules, and brief reports populate the page as residents seek a concise daily snapshot.
Thornton Music Co Puts On High Grade Pianos and More
Thornton Music Co at 812 Main Street offers high grade pianos and organs from Columbia Edison and Victor Talking Machines records cabinets and musical merchandise for sale to local customers.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Columbia, Edison and
Victor
veterinarians Arrive For Annual Sheep Inspection
Dr. S. W. McClure leads an expanded team arriving from Tacoma Seattle and Cedar Rapids to begin state wide sheep inspection on April 1. About 16 deputies will cover eastern Oregon as all bands undergo inspection before shearing. Dip only for afffected sheep. dipping show minimal this spring due to thorough prior work.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Bureau of Animal Industry
W. McClure
Paul Taylor
Tacoma
Wallis V. Glasyer
Seattle
Charles F. Bontrager
Cedar Rapids
Iowa
Sheep Commission
McClure
New Yakima Ordinance Targets Transient Merchants and Circus
The proposed city ordinance raises transient merchant licenses to 25 dollars per day or 250 dollars per week, threatening the sale of bankrupt stocks and possibly driving the circus away from Yakima valley. Business men push the measure as a city war on church worker schemes while city workers who skip bills face penalties. Oregonian pioneer reporter Boward Lothrop Coldwell, 67, died after paralysis. he served the paper 26 years and was a Northwest figure.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
North Yakima
Yakima Valley
Spokade
Oregonian
Boward Lothrop
Jerry) Coldwell
Northwest
Personal visitors on business travel through city
A stream of names appear in the city today with business and trading trips. M L Morrison of Helix J T Lieualien of Adams Wm McBride of Athens Mrs F A Brown of Hilgard J T Lieualien transacting business in the city Mrs F A Brown visiting Carl McNaught’s fmist on return Rev Israel Putnam Athena pastor visiting on business Lillian Muncy Dayton visiting at the Terpening home Co F Vandewater O R N in city on department business Ladrne Barnum Wasco bank visitor Ernest Hull Northern Pacific on short visit Frank Kopp Nye country director Nye school district Dr R E Farnsworth Spokane trip Lavelle McDonald Ellensburg returning to state normal W Buckley O R N La Grande division in city BF Jensen Walla Walla for livestock insurance W L Thompson Commercial National bank Portland funeral Judge Hailey Don Pruitt Baker City Herald water bound R N Eastward trip
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
M. L. Morrison
Helix
J. T. Lieualien
Adams
J.T. Lieualien
Wm. McBride
Athens
F. A. Brown
Hilgard
G. E. Carnes
George W. Done
Pilot Rock
F. Wilson
Athena
Joe Melcher
Starbuck
Pendleton
M. B
James Bryant
Echo
Howman
Scott
Pilot Reck
L. B. Ramaell
Lylah Muncy
Dayton
Wash
S. Terpening
Ladrne Barnum
Wasco Warehouse Milling Company
Bank &T
Ernest Hull
Northern Pacific Maintenance Department
W. L. van Nuys
A. Buckley
la Grande
BF. Jensen
Walla Walla
W. L. Thompson
Commercial National Bank
Portland
T. G. Hailey
Don Pruitt
Baker City
State suit seeks 10 percent toll share from Oregon City locks
The Oregon state suit against Portland General Electric to recover 10 percent of tolls from the Willamette Falls locks was argued before the state supreme court. Attorney General Ford and Judge P. Lord urged the state’s right to the share under legislative funding of 200000 for locks, while defendants argued past obligations by predecessor companies. The case centers on whether the river tolls constitute a public asset or a private liability.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
State of
Oregon
Portland General Electrics Company
Oregon City
Supreme Court
Salem
Ford
P. Lord
Willamette Falls & Locks Company
Crawford
Frederick W. Holman
Wirt Minor
Williamette Falls Canal & Lock Company
Willamette Falls Canal & Transportation Company
Cooper Remedies Endorsed by Drugists and Nurse
In a public endorsement from Hallowell Maine the Cooper Remedies are praised after skeptical trial. W D Spaulding a leading local druggist and Mrs Frederick Harvey a nurse attest under oath that the New Discovery medicine improved a lifelong indigestion and related symptoms. The testament, dated July 20 1907, is witnessed by notary Gio A Sarroni. Pendleton Drug Co. remains agent and offers explanations about the remedies.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
L. T. Cooper
W. D. Spaulding
Hallowell
Frederick Harvey
Maine
Cooren Meprcive Co
Dayton
Ohio
Spaulding
Cooper
Cooper Medicine Co
Discovery Medicine
W. D. Stav Lorne
Gio
A. Sarroni
Grant County Assessments To Rise Substantially This Year
Grant county property on the March 1 listing will see notable valuation increases this season claims Assessor C W Bonham as cited by the Blue Mountain Eagle. Bearings, tillable and non tilable lands, town lots, stock cattle, broke and unbroke horses, sheep, merchandise, bank stock and timberland all face higher assessed values with widespread tax roll gains expected.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Grant County
C. W. Bonham
Blue Mountain Eagle
Mrs Selkirk Norton Opens for Concert Engagements
Mrs Selkirk Norton, teacher of voice, announces availability for concerts oratorios teas receptions clubs public and social functions. Terms available at studio Room 10 Schmidt building.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Selkirk Norton
Schmidt
Smythe Becomes Treasurer of Bar Association
J H Lawrey resigned as treasurer at yesterday's bar association meeting and Dan P Smythe was chosen to serve in his stead. The East Oregonian reports the change and notes Smythe's forthcoming duties.
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Pendleton Cloak
Bny
Vster Brown
St.louis
Alexander
Empire Meat CO
Minnis
Court House
Ladies’ Aid Society of the Episcopal Church
Leona Thompson
Gibson Brown
Madison Street
East Oregonian
Cen
Kobppens
North Yakima WI
F. A. Brown of
Carl McNaught
Fmiston
E. M. King
Spokane
Co. F. Vandewater
Frank Kopp
Nye
R. E. Farnsworth
City
Salt Lake
Tock Company
Hallowell, Maine
Beal
Agenta
Pendleton Drug Co
Grant County Assessments
The
United States
Canada
Oregon Railroad & Navigation Company
Southern Pacific Company
Middle West
Kansas City
ST. Lois Chicago
Council Bluffs
Omaha
ST. Paul
F. J
M'Munlay
Tinie
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