Local Classifieds Offer Goods and Rentals Across City
Small ads list ice cream at Hohbachs, Haviland china at Demotts, dry firewood, furnished rooms for rent, seven to eight room cottage wanted, dressed chickens at Stark Poultry House, unfurnished housekeeping rooms, transfer services by Stansberry and Milino, women for general housework, seed potatoes at Demotts, rent on several houses, Keen Kutter tools at Goodman Hardware, large wheat land tracts near Helix and Echo, and a note on an upcoming limited fast train resembling the Owl service between Portland and San Francisco.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
East Court
Minnis
Stark Poultry House
East Oregonian
Stansberry & Milino
G. M. Rice
Ohio
Demott's
Haviland
Court House
Keen Kutter
Goodman Hardware Co
Helix
Echo
New Fast Train Planned Between Portland and San Francisco
The Southern Pacific and Salem Journal report a probable new fast limited service within weeks between Portland and San Francisco. An additional train would cut current travel time from about six hours to twenty seven hours, operating daily from Portland at p m and arriving in San Francisco next night. The eight car train includes mail baggage cars a day coach a diner and four Pullmans pulled by a Pacific type engine with through service all summer and possibly next winter.
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Portland
San Francisco
Southern Pacific
Salem Journal
Puget Sound
San Franciso
Flogged the Wrong Girl at Centralla Restaurant
A Tacoma woman, Mrs. I. G. Martin, wife of a Northern Pacific conductor, entered the Queen restaurant on Tower avenue and flogged Miss Maude Gibson, mistaking her for Myrtle Bullion. The attack caused confusion. Mrs. Martin was restrained, apologized, and imprisoned awaiting police court action.
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Centralla Saga
I. G. Martin
Tacoma
Northern Pacific Railroad
Queen
Tower Avenue
Mises Maude Gibson
Myrtle Bullion
Miles
Miss Bullion
Indiana Doctor Warns Western States of Medical Scam
Indiana Secretary of Medical Registration Dr. W. T. Gott warns Western states about a fraudulent outfit known as the boy phenomenon led by Gott. The group visits Indiana displaying miraculous cures using hidden hatry devices connected by wires to produce a sensation. The plan aims to attract belief in magnetic healing and cure claims.
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Indiana
Secretary of Medical Registration
HB. Miller
State Board of Medical Examiners
W. T. Gott
Indianapolis
State Board of Medical Registration and Examination of
Miller
Unemployed trackwalkers on O R N rail lines rise
Swon Monson, a well known section man, says there are more unemployed trackwalkers on the O R N rails now than in the early 1890s. Most men want work. he shares meals with them and helps guide them to ranches needing help.
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Swon Monson
Saye
Swon
Wallula Gateway
Candidates Cards and Printing Services Promote Value
An East Oregonian classified item advertises affordable campaign cards and printing services. It emphasizes prompt service and first class work with contact information via a Main Street phone listing.
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East Oregonian
Good Talk on Alaska at Baptist Church
Last evening Rev G I Learn spoke on Baptist work among Alaskan Indians. He explained Alaska's US acquisition, vast undeveloped resources, rail access, and economic potential including salmon and timber. He noted neglect by government and outlined orphanage efforts at Wood Island Kodiak and plans for June departure to lead Kodiak work.
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Baptist Church
G. I
United States
Copper River
Taniana River
Russia
Esquime
Wood Island
Kodiak
Learn
Portland
C. P. Coe
Genfel
Alaskan
Notable Movements Cause Local Business Buzz
George F. Ward of Canyon City and E. H. Brown of Echo Register were in Pendleton on business. Judge G. A. Hartman traveled from Portland for a several day visit. Numerous locals including J. H. Raley, J. T. Lieuallen, Dr. Fred Lieuallen, and John H. Armstrong transacted or pursued business.
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George F. Ward
Canyon City
F. BE. van Dayen
Hermiston
R. B. Stanfield
Echo
Mies Alta Sharp
Sharp
Athena
E. H. Brown
Echo Register
G. A. Hartman
Portland
James H. Raley
J. T. Lieuallen
Adams
Pendleton
Fred Lieuallen
Pilot Rock
Ranch Sells for 28000 in Juniper Purchase
A 1100 acre Juniper ranch was sold for 28000 by Fred A. Gordon to H L Fragier of Milton. The deed was filed today describing all of section 16, the east half of section 17, and the northeast quarter of section 20 in township 6 north range 92 east W M. Shortly before this deal Mr Frazier sold his Milton area ranch.
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Juniper
Fred A. Gordon
H. L. Fragier
Milton
Township 6
Range 92 E
W. M
Mr. Frazier
Registration Surpasses Primary Target Before Closing Date
With ten days left, over 3000 voters have registered in the county, aiming to exceed the primaries total from two years ago when only 200 registered before the election. Registry books close April 7 and reopen shortly after the primary on April 17.
Weston resident William Lievallen gravely ill at home
William Lievallen of Weston, described as one of the county’s oldest and most respected citizens, is seriously ill at his Weston home. Little hope for recovery is entertained. he settled in Weston in 1805 and has a large circle of friends and relatives in the county.
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William Lievallen
Weston
Little Hope Iis
Mr. Lievallen
Hermiston Mercantile Wins Case Against Rice
Judge H J Bean awarded Hermiston Mercantile company a judgment of 512.60 against Rice after a hard fought trial. The plaintiffs sought 539.33. Attorney R R Johnson represented the mercantile firm with Raley Raley and Carter Smythe defending.
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H. J. Bean
Hermiston Mercantile Company
Rice
R. R. Johnson
Hermiston
Mercantile Company
Raley & Raley
Carter & Smythe
Inspection of Sheep Promised by State Board
At a meeting yesterday Dr J M Wilson Tim Kinney and George Walker of the state board of sheep commissioners agreed to a strict inspection program for sheep at the spring shearing pens. They aim to detect scab ticks and diseases and dip newborns if needed. A broader inspection plan for sheep entering the state and regular checks at shearing time is planned to keep flocks and ranges cleaner. County sheep associations will meet to set wages for shearing wrangling and pen work with lambing rates already fixed by several associations.
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J. M Wilson
Tim Kinney
George
Faluentor Dropped Dead in Street in St Louis
F Louis Selden superintendent of public schools and national educator dropped dead in the street in St Louis on March 27. He was recognized for his contributions to education and public schooling in the city and nationally.
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Faluentor
St. Louis
F_ Louis Selden
Fire destroys business block in Silverton blaze
A major morning fire in Silverton destroyed a business block causing an estimated loss of 15000 dollars. Fire crews T. J. Reed and local volunteers battled the blaze with extensive property damage reported across several storefronts.
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Silverton
Rich Indian Cache Unearthed Near White Bluffs
Two pioneer settlers discover a vast cache from the Yakima era near Saddle mountains east of White Bluffs. The trove includes buffalo robes with elk teeth, deer skins with eagle claws, artistically made bows and arrows, and Spanish missionary garments. Items show unusual freshness and odor of drugs. finders plan to sell to curio hunters in Lewiston, Idaho.
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Columbia River
Matt M. Wethi
Z. EB. Borden
White Bluffs Country
White Bluffs
Saddle Mountains
California
Lewiston
Idaho
Passenger Engine Dropped Grate On Hill
Passenger engine No 191 pulling train No 1 into La Grande today dropped its grate on Union hill and was displaced for repairs. Freight engine No 361 drafted into service due to no ready passenger engines leaving coaches could not be steam heated between here and Umatilla.
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la Grande
Union Hill
Umatilla
Fire destroys William Miles home in Chehalis blast
The Miles family escaped with their lives after a Chehalis residence burned Saturday, leaving the home destroyed and prompting investigators to assess the cause and surrounding damage.
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William Miles
Chehalis
Thornton Music Co Ad Promotes Pianos and Talking Machines
An advertisement for Thornton Music Co at 13 Main Street offers high grade pianos and organs from Columbia Edison and Victor, plus talking machines records cabinets and musical merchandise to buyers seeking quality instruments and equipment.
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Columbia, Edison and Victor
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Morocco
Pendleton Cloak and Suit
House
Hohbach’s
Los Angeles
S. P
Port
San Rancho
Empire Meat CO
Koeppens
Alaska
Rev. G. I
North
John H. Armstrong
Huron Ls
Rlountains
John Gillis
Burns
Harney County
Charles Mareh
Columbian Land Company
F. F. Wamsley
Wattsburg
Rev. Lev. Johnson
Irrigon
J. B. Saylor
Freewaster
Butter Creek
Frank K. Welles
A. H. Sunderman
Milton, Athena
Charles A. Barrett
Hazel Crossen
Walla Walla
St. Paul's School
Miss Crossen
F. A. Gorton
H. L. Frazier
Bean Gaye Bland
Donavan
Wyoming
The
New York
New Yorker
Fede Baroni
Alfred
Benjamin & Co
They
Bond Bros
Pendleton’s Leading Clothiers
Main Street
Meni Underwear
the Fair Store
Pendleton, Oregon
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