City Brevities Diverse Local Ads and Offers
Local notices advertise UC Rader furniture and carpet deals plus dry wood from Minnis. Private rooms at 113 South Main and furnished housekeeping rooms for rent at 302 Logan. Gray Bros Grocery Co promotes Hood River apples and a March 23 sale. Oregon Lumber Yard touts full stock, dry wood and upcoming repairs.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
UC Rader
Minola
South Main Street
Finnon
Gray Broa Grocery Co
Minnis
Walters
Leathers ‘Transfer Co
Rader
Hood River Apples
Justin
Gray Bros Grocery Co
Logan Street
Rachne Bowman
Coolman Hardware Co
Goodman Hardware
Eilers Plano House
Main Street
Pendleton
Ore
Oregon Lumber Yard
For Rent and Found Items at Gray Bros Grocery
Rental listing at 04 Bush Street offers furnished room with European plan at Hotel Oregon Portland rates from $1 daily. Also a shipment of Hood River apples and a gold dink bracelet found, return to J M Bentlew.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Finnon
Gray Bros, Grocery Co
Bush Street
Hood River
Justin
Portland
Oregon
J. M. Bentlew
Matlock and Richardson Tie in Portland Nuptials
Miss Bertha Matlock of La Grande wed Frank J. Richardson of Portland at the Cathedral residence with Father McDevitt officiating. The couple plans travels to St Paul Chicago New York Jacksonville and New Orleans before returning to Portland to reside.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Bertha Matlock
Portland
Frank J. Richardson
Portland Journal
Oregon
St Orclock
LA Grande
Father McDevitt
Edward Matlock
Ertisan
la Orande
Pendleton
Toway
Richardson
Civil Service Exam Notice and Real Estate Transfers
Civil Service examination for post office clerks will be held April 10, 1907 in this city. Applications and full information available from the secretary of the Board of Civil Service Examiners, Post Office, City. Real estate transfers filed for record include F. C. Greer to John H. Hagen parcels in section 12 and 2 north range 35 BE WM with $10,000 consideration. Harriet N. Greer to John H. Hagen parcels in section 12 township 3 range 36 BE WM with $1,600. Mary J. Lane to Oregon Lumber Yard lots in South Pendleton priced at $1,400. A Tehran correspondent reports the late shah of Persia left $6,000,000 in precious stones among his personal effects.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Eleork
Board of Civil Service Examiners
BE. W. M
Mary J. Lane
Oregon Lumber Yard
South
Pendleton
The
London Standard
Shah of
Perera
Residents and visitors flood Pendleton on business and social calls
A parade of visitors fills Pendleton as officials, merchants, and residents pass through or stay for meetings. T J Matlock of Heppner, Mrs Ella Bowling of Adams, and Attorney John L Hand of Byker City are among those noted on professional trips. Local business figures from Blake McFall Paper, Washington Weeder, and Northwestern Gas & Electric also appear, with several movers from Walla Walla and Portland visiting or returning home.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
T. J. Matlock
Heppner
Ella Bowling
Adams
Cty
John L. Hand
Byker City
Douglas Ball
Blake-McFall Paper Company
Charles Teel
Canyon City
Grant County
William Roper
Walla Walla
Zoeth
Butter Creek
Athena
HH. A. Richardson
Adama
R. N. Stanfield
Pendleton
J. E. Taylor
Egho
W. F. Matlock
Portland
Salem
Mia. Linn H. Sturgis
Nora Jones
Colorado
Frank Puckett
Washington Weeder Company
George Combs
Vie
W. D. Burford
A. B. Galloway
Tertory
Baker City
Old Maids Convention at Frager Theater Benefit Event
The Old Maids of the Ely convention will be held at the Frager theater on April 4 for the Parish Aid of the Church of the Redeemer. Mrs H F Johnson directs a program featuring Mrs F J Moule Mrs C K Cranston Mrs Fred Earl Mrs C B Nelson Mrs L G Frazier Mrs J F Robinson Mrs Henry Lantz Mrs George Hartman and others with solos by Anna Selkirk Norton and Carrie Sheuerman. The event runs about two hours with multiple specialties.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Wedlay
Thre Ely
Frager Theater
Church of the Redeemer
H. F. Johnson
F. J. Moule
C. K. Cranston
Fred Earl
C. B. Nelson
L. G. Frazier
J. F. Robinson
Henry Lantz
George Hartman
G. W. Phelps
Charles Myers
Carrie Sheuerman
Ino Thompson
Edna Zimmerman
Paraler Hailey
Vera Boothby
Iva Kimbrell
Maud Sheridan
Mia
Anna Selkirk- Norton
Forster Gow Contract Secures Key Kennewick Deals
Robert Forster has won two large contracts for finished building material in Kennewick, competing with Spokane mills. The awards are among the season’s most significant in Kerpewick and reflect well on Pendleton's planing mills, underscoring local industry strength.
Cocker Spaniel Poisoned Beloved by James Agee Found Poisoned
A prized cocker spaniel belonging to James Agee, a C. BR. & N. bag gage master, was poisoned last evening by an unknown dog poisoner. The owner reports the loss of a cherished pet and seeks information.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
James Agee
State Sheep Commission Meeting Set For City Tomorrow
It is understood the state sheep commission will meet in this city tomorrow to commence duties under the Shusher law. Straw-Off and Smythe are expected. Straw-Off may arrive from Salem tomorrow morning and Smythe tonight or tomorrow.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
State
Salem
Smythe
Eastern Apples Move Amid Tight Supplies in New York
An Eastern market summary reports New York apple holdings roughly double a year ago, with scarce fine fruit and buyers seeking small profits. Greater New York and Jersey City hold about 120,000 barrels. February movement reached near 100,000 barrels. Fancy Baldwins, Greenings, Kings and Rome Beauties fetch up to 4.50 on bid, with Liverpool buyers paying 5 for Baldwins and 9.50 for Russets. Exports last week exceeded 65,000 barrels. European markets show firm pricing despite cold snaps.
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New York
Anya
Greater
Jersey City
Kings
Rome
Baldwins
Liverpool
Davis
London
Baldwine and Creenings
Fancy
Ben Davis
Glasgow
Failure of Irrigation Code Halts Oregon Stream Surveys
The recent legislative failure to pass the irrigation bill ends or greatly curtails US government hydrographic work in Oregon. Many stream and station observations will be abandoned, including on the Monor Deschutes, Silver Lake area, Chewaucan near Paisley, Silvies, and Burns vicinity, with only a few stations continued via voluntary local efforts.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
United States
Oregon
J. Btevens
Dletriet Hydrographer
Salem
Enld
Mwoner Deschutes
Silver Lake
Chewaucan
Paisley
Silvies River
Silver Creek
Burns
Malheur County
Malheur River
Yale
Union
Catherine Creek
Waltown County
Wallowa
Umatilla River
Whbon
Cascade Mountain
Willamette Valley
All Fools Ball by W. G. W. No. 41 April 1
Walter Wyman was killed at Doty Washington by a runaway Shay engine on a logging road. The event at Fagles' hall features Johnson's orchestra and a dance hosted by the degree team W. G. W. No. 41.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Johnson
Walter Wyman
Doty, Wash
Great Sale Drives Nanos to Pendleton Homes
A terse ad notes two more Nanos moving to Pendleton homes as the Great Sale targets buyers. It urges immediate action with 21 days to decide and promises easy terms on six planes, pressing urgency and limited time.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Pendleton Homes
Wende
Mining Exchange at Baker Plans Central Organization
A five member committee led by J F P Moore and including J W Messner J K Romig and HL McCulloch works to unite eastern Oregon mining operators. Letters go out as plans form for a permanent organization ahead of the March 23 gathering revealing successful western district associations from Grants Pass Spokane Seattle and Los Angeles. The East Oregonian reports progress and the need for coordinated mining efforts.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mining Exchange
Baker
Eastern
Oregon
J. F P. Moore
J. W. Messner
J. K. Romig
HL McCulloch
James A Howard
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Louis Hunziker
Optician
Main St
Lee Colesworthy
Alta and
Cottonwood Sts
Matlock-Richardson
Lorre
Pendletonore
G. L. Hall
C. J. Wolfe
Drug Hutines
Donaldson Pharmacy
Mr. Lenner
Rolso
Mevis
G. Rogers
MGR
Wonder Store
Pasa
Spokane
Seattle
Los Aneheles
Haber City
G. A
Markey's Hall
Feter West
J. H. Carroll
East Oregonian
U. S
Levi Ankeny
G. M. Rice Cashier
Geo. Hartman, Jr
Pendleton, Oregon
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