City Briefs and Local Ads from Pendleton Page
A garbled mix of notices and mini-ads from Pendleton Oregon includes bids for retail items, rental notices, employment requests, and sale offers. Entries mention Cleveland's Baking Powder branding, theater candy sales, cabinet photos, billiard tables, seed potatoes, pianos, and Panamas. Also listed are rent ads, a two-room accommodation, and a large land sale offer in the Wenoaha and Blue Mountain areas. A mine disaster note cites 23 deaths at Century mine near Philippi W Va.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Francis
Algaa
East Oregonian
Cleveland
Rader's
Joe Green
Court St
Golden Rule
Water Street
Gool
Thytiire
Perkina Avenue
Radar
Peoples Warehouse
Ellere Piano House
Main Street
Muow Campbell's
N. E. Brooks
South Main
Portland
Oregon
Pendleton
Ann Street
Century
Fhilippi
W. Va
L. Shank & C O
West
Webb Street
Daniel Best
M. D. Parks
Ore
P.O
Peneton
Wenoaha
Blue Mountain
Strawberry Mountain
Soho
A. HL. Sunderman
Notice to Laundry Patrons and Rent Ad in East Oregon
Notice to patrons of Pendleton Steam Laundry from FISHMAN and PETERS informs that J G Bellows is no longer with the company. Also advertises for rent unfurnished housekeeping rooms in East Oregon building with hot and cold water on the same floor. Inquiries to office.
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J. G. Bellows
Fishman & Peters
Pendleton
Luke
Oregonan
Notable Visitors and Residents Spill Into Pendleton
A string of visitors and residents crowd Pendleton in a single day. Wool buyer Charles B Green visits from nowhere. notary C F Bentley from Adama4. stockman George Huffman of Union on business. traveling salesman A P Bradbury remains in town. Robert Livermore heads to Portland to live with sister Bess Switzler. George Carl and wife tour through on O R N. confectioner A Good visits with sister Mattle R Good. Mrs. J Sheuerman of San Francisco joins husband here for wool selling. C & Hunt of Ontario guests at Hotel Pendleton. undertaker A W Cantrel from Baker & Folsom goes to Umatilla for Nellie Duncan burial. Mrs. W M Slusher and daughter Edith arrive from Santa Barbara. O R N official William Connolly tours west end. Edward Eben's family to occupy Graves residence. Dr D D P Mackenship and family from Macon Mo visit for field study. J A Carlson and wife from Kamela in town. W H Blenkney Pendleton academy principal dies awaiting train to Sum merville. Judge Stephen A Lowell returns from Portland after Pacific University trustees meeting. Mrs Z P Navin of Helix trading trip and plans to move to Briggeon farm. H J Bean Pendleton creak judge candidate notes Lone growth. Lone Pine Preoclaliner.
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C. F. Bentley
Adama
George Huffman
Union
A. P. Bradbury
Pendleton Stnce
Robert Livermore
Portland
Mien Bess Switzler
George Carl
Te City
A. Good
Mattle R. Good
J. Sheuerman
San Francisco
Canon. c
Umatilla
Nellie Duncan
W. M. Slusher
Edith Slusher
Santa Barbara
Cal
William Connolly
la Grande
Edward Eben
Pendleton
Piriday
W. H. Graves
Creemwood Street
Lostine Demo
DD. FP. Mackenship
Maodteon
J. A. Carlson
Kamela
Carlson
Hot Lake
W. H. Blenkney
Pendleton Academy
Summerville
frienda—Ly. Grande Observer
Stephen A. Lowell
United States Senate
Board of Trustees
Pacific University
Z. P Navin
Helix
Briggeon
Hammer
Cass Cannon Agreed Upon as State Administrator
Casa Cannon of Athena has been agreed upon to serve as administrator of the estate of the late FP G Naylor and is expected to be appointed by County Judge Bean. Attorneys had initially not reached agreement, then, after four consultations, mutually selected Mr. Cannon with Carter, Raley & Raley representing Tracy and McCourt & Phelpa, Mo Watts of Athena, also petitioning. Judge Bean and A Lowell appeared for Mitline Naylor, the minor daughter.
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Casa Cannon
Athena
FP G. Naylor
Bean
World's Greatest Show at Chicago International Livestock Expo
The International Livestock exposition in Chicago draws nearly 3000 head of thoroughbred stock valued over 1 million dollars. The arena, rated to hold 16 000 to 20 000, runs at full capacity with thousands turned away. Each animal is weighed and its weight logged on the entry card after a three day weighing using five scales.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Chilcago
Wolfram Ore Prices Boost Queensland Mining Output
The Wolfram tungsten industry in Queensland saw output rise from 72 tons in 1901 and 56 tons in 1902 to 168 tons in 1904 and 1029 tons by September 30 1905. Prices fluctuated from 60 to 280 dollars per ton, spurring the growth of mining centers amid high returns. The New York Advertising and Purchasing company at 54 West 23d Street faced restrictions on mall use and premium schemes.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Brisbane
Queensland
Australia
New York
West 23d Street
Government Timber Sale Surges Pine Usage Across Montana Reserve
The government sold about 60 million feet of Yellowstone forest timber in Montana to a contracting firm for railroad use. Lodgepole pine dominates the sale, with preservative treatment enabling 60 percent of the cut to become railway ties. Purchasers will supply Chicago Burlington & Quincy and Northern Pacific with ties over three years, with stumpage prices set at $2.50 for red fir and $2 per thousand for spruce and pine.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Montana
Yellowstone Forest Reserve
Procom
Chicago, Burlington & Quincy
Phelfic
Tee
The
Forest Service
Chicago, Burlington & Quincey Railroad
Can You Believe Your Senses Nasal Catarrh Balm Ad
An old advertisement claims Ely's Dream Balm restores taste and smell impaired by Nasal Catarrh. It touts rapid healing when applied to the affected area and offers direct purchase from druggists or by mail from Ely Bros. for 60 cents.
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Ely
Ely Bros
Warren Street
New York
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