Local ads flood Pendleton scene with supplies and services
Local trade sheets list Lane and Son signmakers, United Orchestra, wallpaper and paints, fresh meat at Pendleton Cash Market, sewing by the day, and furnished housekeeping rooms. Advertisers rate cabs, rental homes, orcharded suburban homes, bakery goods, and a “More Beautiful Pendleton” lecture at Christain church. Also entries for timber land, farm sales, halters, hats, sheet music, and a range of services from plumbers to autos.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Adireas Home
Hermiston
Pendleton
Perkins Ave
BE. T. Wade
Howard
Christian Church
E. T. Wade
The
Royal Bakery
Elty
Aura Street
Moose pin return offer at Preasery street
Local notice seeks the return of a Moose pin described as having two diamonds on each horn. Art Helmont is involved and the address listed is 622 Cottonwood Street near Preasery.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Moose
Art Helmont
Preasery
Cottonwood Street
Central Meat Market Pure Lard Sale Through April First
Central Meat Market offers limited time pricing on lard cans with 10 lb at 1.60, 6 lb at 8, and 8 lb at 60. Sale runs until April 1st and features pure lard in cans.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Central Meat Market
Inland Grain Growers' annual meeting in Pendleton Oregon
Notice is given that the Inland Grain Growers' association will hold its annual meeting for the election of directors and to discuss sacks contracting. The meeting is at the Commercial association rooms, Pendleton, Oregon, on Saturday, April 1911 at 2 p m. President C A Barrett urges full attendance. Attention Bowlers. All bowlers in Pendleton are asked to meet at the Pastime parlors on Thursday evening, March 30 at 7 40 for organizing a bowling league. Every bowler is invited to join.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Inland Grain Growers’ Association
Inesa
Commercial Association Rooms
Pendleton
Oregon
C. A. Barrett
Everybowdy
Pendleton Hotel Guests and Local Visitors Reported
A string of visitors and residents were noted in Pendleton. Dalrymple of Oregon City and J. J. Hampton of Walla Walla arrived for business and leisure, while Mrs. Art Grover came from Helix. Other arrivals include K Fitzsimmons from Portland, Mrs. Mary Wagner and children from Stanfield, Tracey Beams from Seattle, and William Braun from Hermiston. Local officials and figures such as J G Cutler, M J Morrison, C P Strain, Uncle James Lehman, S D Peterson, Horace Walker, and Sheriff Kerfoot were also mentioned with travel or duties around the region.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
A. BE
Dalrymple
Oregon City
Pendleton
J. J. Hampton
Walla Walla
Garden City
A. T. Warner
Art Grover
Helix
O. K. Fitzsimmons
St. George
Portland
Mary Wagner
Stanfield
M. J. Morrison
Northern Pacific
Joe Blakeley
Pilot Rock
C. P. Strain
Hermiston
James Lehman
Lehman Springs
Umatilla
Mra
J. M. Snively
W. M. Johnson
Misa Nora Slovall
Jordan Valley
Bowman
Horace Walker
Kerfoot
Malheur County
Yale
No. 17
Joint meeting on school curriculum in Spokane
Country Life Commission and Inland Empire Teachers plan a three day joint session in Spokane from April 6 to 7 7 with a round table on adapting curriculum to life. About 100 farmers, business leaders, and workers will join educators. Noted speakers include James L Hughes W H Di A P Hollis Samuel Stern and Col Theodore Roosevelt. Public welcome. membership 50 cents grants access to all lectures. Spokane schools and Academy of Holy Names offer visits Thursday and Friday. special rail rates available.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Country Life Commission
Inland Empire Teachers
Inland Empire Teachers' Association
Spokane
Ron
James L. Hughes
Toronto
Canada
New York City
A. P. Hollis
Valley City
N. Dakota
Samuel Stern
China
Col
Theodore Roosevelt
West
Association
The
Academy of Holy Names
Washington
Oregon
Montana
Idaho
Interclass Cross Country Run Set for Friday
The school hosts its second annual Modified Marathon on a 3.5 mile course. About 30 entrants expected with a bronze medal for the winner and pennants for the next four. Last year 23 of 25 finished. points pay to class winners, five finishers per class needed. Notable contenders include Boylen the defending champ handicapped, and A Jordan, Nye, Minne Carrol, Sturdivant, Braase among new runners. Official entries and start time to be announced later.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Eocoho
Hitler
Gesnore
Crow-Country
Sunning
Elise
Boylen
Ageln
Jordan
Flew
Minne Catrol
Sturdivant
Braise
Naiie
Raul
Orsey
Pergueon
Retirement of W B Dickson shocks Steel circle
New York reports show William B Dickson first vice president of United States Steel will retire May 1. The move seen as Morgan aimed at curbing Carnegie control. The piece also notes ongoing Patton versus W B Humphrey case and a barber shop partnership dispute. An athletic arrest report follows with a barber note and a street robbery mention.
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New York
William B. Dickson
United States Steel Corporation
Dickson
Andrew Carnegie
J. P. Morgan
Steel Trust
Carnegie
Wall Street
Jackson
Schwab
And
Corey
Gayley
Preston
Edenborn
Morgan
Patton
W. B. Humphrey
Roy Raley
Humphrey
Court Street
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F. E. Livengood & Co
the Women’s and Children’s Store
Ladies Home Journal
Lane & Son
Signa
Dutch Henry
United Orchestra
Charles J. Ferguson
J. Cc. Snyder
Sharon & Eddings
Johnson Ideal
Rose Campbell
Eaat Pendleton
J. H. Bryant
Pendieton
Crab Creek Lauder Co
Alta Street
Formera Meat Co
Conrad Platzoeder
B. Court Street
Lee Teutsch
Snyder Music Co
Penland Bros. Transfer Co
Phome Black
W. B
Rock Springs
Sanitary Plumbing Shop
Court Stret
Alex Burt
Reynolds’ Automatic Harvester
Pendleton Iron Works
Marion Jack
8. C. Bittner
Ore
B. T. Anderson
M. D
Enterprise
Haviland
Koehppens
William F. Braun
Emmet Reese of
N. P
Gus Arp
N .P
J. G. Cutler
Pendleton- Pasco
D. Peterson
Umatilla County
Milton
Wohlenbergs Department Store
Wohlenberg Dept
Barbers
Slater
Walsh’s
Walsh
Main
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