Local Classifieds list rentals jobs and supplies in Pendleton
Local classified items include rental offers for front offices and furnished rooms, room and board, a large furnished front room, and a modern house in the North Side. Also included are transfers, hauling, and moving services by Penland Bros. Transfer, a Planing Mill and Lumber Yard stock, coal and wood suppliers, a dry goods and rock spring coal dealer, and sales of furniture, show cases, and cedar posts. Also advertising for a portrait house job openings and a young married man seeking an accounting position.
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Johnson Street
I. C. Snyder
Judd Building
F. B. Judd
Kopitzke & Gillanders
Rock Spring
Orpheum
Kepitrke & Gillanders
Water Street
Pere Kime Avenue
Pendleton Planing
Jlady
Thia
Call For Road Warrants 1911 Pendleton Oregon
Road warrants registered during June July August September and October 1911 will be paid at the county courthouse upon presentation. Interest ceases as of publication. Dated Pendleton Oregon March 20 1912. G W Bradley County Treasurer.
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County Court House
Pendleton
Oregon
G. W. Bradley
Diverse farms for sale on Birch and McKay creeks
E. T. Wade advertises remaining diversified farms for sale along Birch and McKay creeks. Listings highlight alfalfa fruit and garden acreage with best bargains in the county.
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McKay
E. T. Wade
Delivery to Asylum Prompt Dray Schedule
Penland Bros. Transfer Co announces regular delivery dray trips to the asylum on Tuesday Thursday and Friday at 2 o'clock. Main 339.
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Asylum
Penland Bros.’ Transfer Co
Dancing Richards and Pendleton Variety Evening
Tonight's program features The Dancing Richards with Little Miss Richards winning hearts as the smallest dancer on stage. Chas Jones the Blackface comedian and The Texas Tommy Dancers perform with new dances and amateur song and piano duet. Tomorrow Pendleton bootblack quartet ends its week, and Charles Jones returns. An added act is a clever amateur song and piano duet, followed by a Monday program change.
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Richards
Chas. Jones
Comedi
Texas Tommy
Mateur
Miss Richards
Pendleton
Pendleton Bootblack
Charles Jones
High Water Rises on Illinois River at Cairo and Tila
The Illinois river stage reaches 47 feet at Cairo and Tila with a rise of one inch per hour. Flooding hits lowlands as farmers relocate to higher ground amid advancing floodwaters.
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Illinois
Cairo
Tila
Oxford Cambridge Duel Meet Wins by W O Zigler
At the Oxford Cambridge duel meet, W O Zigler, a Tow a student at Oxford, won the 1 pound shot put with 40 feet 10 inches and the hammer throw with 199 feet 4 inches.
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London
Oxford
Cambridge
W. O. Zigler
Towa
Personal mentions from Walla Walla and nearby towns
A stream of travelers and local notables arrive or depart in the city. Names include J R Cox of Walla Walla J F Vernon of Milton Albert Schwartz of Salem and C E B Gholson. Others listed: F T Boyd Frank Beatty O D Teel Thomas Jaques A Buckley Frank J Carruth O G Allen Ss D Peterson I B K Young C A Barrett Oils Good Roads meeting attendees
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J. R. Cox
Walla Walla
Bowman
J. F. Vernon
Milton
Albert Schwartz
Salem
St. George
C. EB
Gholson
F. T. Boyd
Pilot Rock
F. G. Lucas
Weston
H. J. Stricker
Boise
A. Buckley
OW RO & Ni Company
Frank J. Carruth
Stanfield
O. G. Allen
Ss. D. Peterson
Ainend
Rusk
BK. Young
C. A. Barrett
Athena
Umatilla
Morrow
Union
Good Roads
Pompeii excavation reveals ancient street lined with shops
In Pompeii ruins a Forum approach street, closed by pillars, shows preserved shop walls with inscriptions and marble tablets. Archaeologists recover petrified fruit and meat as treasures, and a terra cotta kitchen range with an oval copper boiler sits atop it containing water untouched since the eruption nearly two thousand years ago.
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Naples
iIn
Pompeii
Forum
Tennessee judge frees liquor buyers from charges
Judge A B Pittman of the circuit court rules in the Indianapolis Brewing company versus James Funia case that a brewery cannot collect rent for liquor sold to a defendant, since liquor traffic is illegal under state prohibition. The ruling implies a person could obtain drinks at no cost if credit is extended by a saloon, sparking questions about enforcement.
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Tennessee
Memphis
Tenn
A. B. Pittman
Circuit Court
Pittman
Indianapolis Brewing Company
James Funia
Formerly a Croesus Arrested for Begging
New York Colonel Wayne Belvin once a millionaire and long time president of the Port Angeles Eastern Railway is under arrest on vagrancy charges after an appeal for alms to a rainclothes detective on Broadway. He inherited 600000 from his father and came from Richmond to New York around 1887. He later faced debt and was arrested in Boston and Philadelphia for threatening suits against wealthy men.
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New York
Wayne Belvin
Port Angeles & Eastern Railway
Alma
Broadway
Kelvin
Richmond
Boston
Philadelphia
Convict Becomes Expert After Plea for Pardon
Stephen MacMillan, a former convict sent from San Miguel county in 1908, asks the state board for pardon. He declined trusteeship, spent years studying, and has become a proficient electrical engineer, hoping to earn an honest living.
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Denver
Cole
Stephen MacMillan
Buriar
State Board
MacMillan
San Miguel County
Roosevelt Delayed Train Rush To Portland
Col Roosevelt's train was late in Boston and he was hurried through the city to catch a train for Portland Maine where he spoke tonight.
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Roosevelt
Boston
Mass
Col. Roosevelt
Portland
Engineer report on power site boosts city interest
Whistler’s figures estimate a 440 horsepower plant costing about 142000 with 55000 for transmission and distribution. Annual city costs projected at 22250 with interest, operating, maintenance, and renewal funds. Location favored along the Walla Walla river due to favorable depth and storage potential.
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Pendleton
FEO
Whistler
Walla Walla
Matlock
Aa Pointed Out By Councilwan Dyer
Walla Walla River
Mine Manager Rescues Dogs From Cabin Blaze
J H McDonald, mine manager for British Empire Mining near Fruitvale, was burned saving his two dogs from a burning cabin. He fled outside, then returned to free the animals, throwing them through a window before the roof collapsed. He wandered for hours through the snow seeking a dresser and subsisting on exposure.
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Nelson
B. C
J. H. McDonald
British Empire Mining Company, Limited
Fruitvale
McDonald
House for Rent Near Main Street Furnished Bargain
Three locks from Main Street a furnished house for rent with all amenities. Everything complete and ready. A bargain. Inquire Mrs. Lee Teutsch.
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Main Street
Gale
Lee Teutsch
Carpenter seeks annulling second marriage amid wife in asylum
Charles E. Montgomery a Stockton State Hospital inmate, filed suit to annul his second marriage to Louisa after learning his first wife disappeared in 1902 and was later found alive in the asylum. His third wife Viola had her marriage annulled on February 16 after discovering the situation.
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Carpenter
Stockton State Hospital
San Francisco
Charles E. Montgomery
Viola
Louisa
Thomas F. Graham
C. Fengler
Stockton State Asylum
Montgomery
Watsonville
Amn
Tie
Fire Claims Three Zelmer Children in Shawneet
In Shawneet Wisconsin on March 23 a Zelmer family tragedy left three children dead as their farm house burned the parents were away at the time. The oldest victim was six years old.
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Shawneet, Wis
Pred Zelmer
Zelmer
Wealthy Contractor John Laimber Dies in New York
Wealthy contractor John Laimber, age 80, prominent in the West, died in New York on March 23. The report notes his extensive business ventures and local influence. Represented by his long career, his death marks the end of an era for regional construction and development.
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New York
John Laimber
West
Slusher Heads From Portland to Nolin Ranch
Slusher arrived from Portland this morning and departed on the local for the Slusher ranch at Nolin.
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Slusher
Portland
Nolin
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F.e.livengood & Co. “the Ladies and Children’s Store
Aura Street
Lilleth
Penland Bros
B.A. Morton
The
State Hotel
Webb and
Cottonwood Streets
Pendleton Planing Mill
BE. M. Longnecker
Alta
J. G. Miller
Court Street
Senate Hotel
Louie E. Reynolds
Pendleton, Ore
Bond
W. L. BE
F. J. Donaldson
Peoples Warehouse Trading
the Grand
Towan
Velma Wilkenson
Frank Beatty
R. Alexander
O. D. Teel
Echo
Thomas Jaques
Pilot Rank
Croesus
Wohlenberg Dep’t. Store
Ely
Innals
I. E. Young
Wm. Hanscom
Monk
Pendleton Dye Works
Golden Rule
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