Local Advertisements and Notices Composite
A collage of business pitches and notices: Rader fronts for carpets and furniture firms. Elselers planning services. Beaver brands and cloths at Teutsch and Roosevelt stores. want ads for secondhand goods, land sales, and cattle or horse stock. travel special rates from Pendleton to Walla Walla for a May 7 baseball game. a cancer specialist visit to Echo on May 6. various rental offers and contact points.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
McAdams
Nelf
Sharon & Eddings
Jana
Roosevelt
Bowton
Nwell
Teutsch
Graham & Hunter
Dutton
Eller
Plano House
Court Street
Teutach’s
Mark and
Garfield Streets
Aura Street
M. C. Baker
Echo
Oregon
Pendleton
Pendleton Cigar Factory
Hew
Pride of
Worton
Powers & Ridenour
Weston
Rauder—Carpelm
Roosevelt's
St. George
Cooper
Graham & Hunter’s
Joseph Basler
Taathers & Nichol
Gritman’s
Bentley & Hartman
Walla Walla
Wala Walla
R. & N. Company
Work to complete Uma Ulla county exhibit for Lewis & Clark fair
The Uma Ulla county exhibit work is nearly finished. Yesterday 30 volumes of manuscript receipts, averaging 300 pages each, were sent to Portland. The committee will finalize the cabinet arrangements tonight, but the cabinets have not yet arrived and will delay the process a few days.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Portland
Witnarett
Personal Notice From Weaton Visitors And Local Calls
Wai Walla reports a visitor from Weaton staying overnight with Mr and Mrs Clarence Knight. Several locals and out of town members including Elmer Albee and William Bollona were noted in town activities with hotel and construction talks. Ambulatory mentions include visits from Portland and The Dalles and attendance at Waite funeral services as well as German school trips and Woodmen delegation movements.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Méussu
Wai Walla
Myrtle Knight
Jotelix
Clarence Knight
Portland
Hay
Fred
Waller
Neff
Dalles
J. M
A. C. Spencer
Portid
Moe
Elmer ‘Albee
Churless Allee
Helix
Ovid
Aavern
William Bollona
Pendipton
Waite
Htringer Ant
George
Whatcom
Beallingham
Woah
Fedier
Warren Station
Umatilla County
Fred Pedler
Long Creek
Rusiger
D. Jacobs
McMinnville
Faker City
E. F. Perkins
The
Peoples Warehouse
Jacobse
Woodmen Grand Lodge
Baker City
Yambhiil
Supreme Court sessions juggle tax cases and divorces
The Oregon Supreme Court continues to wade through its docket with major items including the Taylor divorce case argued by McCourt and Fee. McCourt presented Hood River local option appeal, while the railroad tax case hinges on technicalities and record accuracy.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Supreme Court
John McCourt
James Ai Fee
Hood River
Ware
Nia
O. TL
N. Tix Cise
C. Spencer
Millroad
Phelps
James A. Fee
Strain
Spencer
Railway Congress Opens In Washington May Fourth
The seventh International Railway congress formally opened at 2 o'clock this morning with representatives from railways worldwide in attendance. Vice-President Fairbanks delivered a welcome on behalf of the American people, and Arthur Dubois of Belgium replied for the congress. Late last night a dray removed gambling paraphernalia from Idle Hour saloon on Main street, signaling a hope that gambling may be permitted again.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washington
Seventh International Railway Congress
Fairbanks
Arthur Dubois
Belgium
Idle Hour
Main Street
Semple Returns From State Camp of Modern Woodmen
D Semple reports a highly successful Modern Woodmen of America state camp in Baker City with about 25 delegates from the state. Delegates to the head camp are O B Mounts Baker City R W Foster Portland and F A Baker Latent. Committees of the Commercial Association meet at 5 o clock to outline work for the Wood Roads convention May 16. James Moore left for Mexico with a bundle of bottles and will reside in Old Mexico. W H Miller and Frank Shea convicted of counterfeiting in Boise and sentenced to three years.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
D. Semple
Baker City
Woodmen of America
Beker Hd
HeAleh
Milwaukee
Yee
Commercia Association
Wood Roads
Mexico
James Moore
Hotkes
Mr. Moore
Old Mexico
Long Creek
W. H. Miller
Prank Shea
al Boise
Three Lectures This Week by Prof Prenton W Search
Prof Prenton W Search to give three lectures this week at the Christian church on Thursday Friday and Saturday evenings. Lectures aim to present his best work and attract local attendees.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Prenton W. Search
The
Christian Church
All Ye Pans Take Notice Adventure Schedule Change
The excursion trail will leave Wella Walk at 7 30 p m Sunday May T instead of 5 p m as previously advertised. Smith, Agent. Two hundred miler square of range in Northern Montana has been burned off in the past week with significant loss to other property.
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Montana
Oller
Wool shipments surge as first East car arrives
Wool movement to Pendleton accelerates with Hal Ronds noting rapid in town arrivals. A first Eastbound car carried Johnson & Pearson wool to New Jersey while Echo shipments from Stanfield arrived. Growers report 120000 pounds stored at Independent warehouse. most clips sold or spoken for, including 61000 pounds from Harder Bros and 43000 from Charles Johnson.
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Sutherland
Umatila
Johnson & Pemmaon
Charles Johnson
John Wvon
Harder Bros
Jacob Shhuertman
Waa
Johnson & Pearson
Professor Search This Week At Local Christian Church
Preston W. Search, heard at the teachers' institute last October, comes to the Christian church this week for three lectures on art and travel. He will speak Thursday, Friday, and Saturday evenings.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Professor Search
Preston W. Search
Teachers’ Institute
The
Christian Church
Also Mentioned on This Page
Lee Teutsch’s Department
Hunziker
Matin Street
Er DY
Aeg
Smith
Huyler
Lowney
Gunther
Kalie Boods
A.C Koeppen & Brothers
Goodyear
Old Lady Cousort Shoes
Hal Ronds
Donaldson’s
Donaldson
PHONE
Goodman-Thompson Co
Conrad Platzoeder
Sullivan & Bond's
Pendletom Meat Co
Golden Rule
Witich
Oxford
Tee. Ea
Teather Oxford
Bae
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