Local Classified Bites Crowded with Promos and Updates
A jumble of ads and notices announces services and goods including Rader's furniture and carpets, McAdams and Withee gasoline pumps, rooms for sale, rentals, and ice cream wagons. Promotions cover farm land sales, rail rates to Echo for a May 6 farmers meeting, ballgame in Walla Walla, and new brands at Pendleton cigar factory. Local merchants urge purchases from Roosevelt’s, Blue Mountain butter, Budweiser beer, and Barrion diamonds.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
WU. C. Rader
McAdams
Jane Street
Sharon & Eddings
Dutton
Piter
Plano House
Court Street
Teutach's
Mark
Garfield Streets
Aura Street
Senor Senit
Austria
Washington
Leathers & Nichol
Gritman’s
Bentley & Hartman
R. J. Boddy
Roosevelt's
Roosevelt
Boston
St. George
Cooper
Propriet Ureda
Lee Teutech
C. C. Berkeley
Jolly
Pendleton
Henry Koplitke
Nolfse
Blue Mountain
Supreme Court finishes term in labor cases
After a four day season the supreme court finished its labors yesterday afternoon. The G. R. & N case arguments were completed and several other cases disposed of. A number of clients were transferred to Salem. This morning Chief Justice Wolverton and justices Bean and Moore left on the nine oclock week train for their homes at Salem.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Supreme Court
Salem
Wolverton
Bean
Moore
Saena
Cigar Store In Pendleton Sees Manager Move To San Francisco
A. G. Monara, long in charge of the Howard cigar store on Court Street, has left Pendleton for San Francisco to take a position as express messenger on the Southern Pacific. Formerly a messenger here, Monara’s departure comes as J. A. Seaward and A. B. Brown of Burren valley report the first wool of the season. The M. M. company paid terms for these men Monday as wool packing and shearing begin May 1, with expectations to move large lots and about one and a half million pounds of wool this year.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
A. G. Monara
Howard Cigar
Court Street
San Francisco
Southern Pacific
Howard
Pendleton
J. A. Seaward
A. B. Brown
Burren Valley
M. M. Company
Ontario Democrat
Party to move to Alberta aboard passenger train
Freight cars are loaded with household goods and stock for a party leaving here for Alberta next Monday. The party includes W. T. Rigby and family, Mr. and Mrs. J. N. Guiliford, and Mrs. Van Wilson. A man will accompany the freight and oversee its transfer.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Alberta
W. T. Rigby
J. N. Guiliford
van Wilson
Mai
Three Lectures This Week At Christian Church
Prof. Preston W. Search will present three lectures at the Christian church over Thursday Friday and Saturday evenings this week. He will discuss topics from his best talks and invite audience questions after each session.
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Preston W. Search
The
Christian Church
Notable residents and visitors in the city today
Hog rasser B F Mellroy is on a trading trip in the city. Mrs Norval Jones and her little daughter returned from Walla Walla. Clark Nelson of the Wea ton ball team visited. Rev J J McAllister of Milton and Dr J A Beat are guests of relatives. Mrs G L Lovell and husband depart for Saxenta on the BR & NL. Mrs Charles Mee and Mr Mee visit Evdho for the pleasin. Grandma Mura, former matron of Meacham’s log cabin eating house, leaves for Island. WH Moore returns from Colfax with Fred Walters remains. Senator and Mrs Levy Ankeny of Walla Walla guests of the Judds. Fred Walters’ father travels from Portland with escort. J W Bickford arrives from La Grande to visit county creameries. Dr T J Lloyd reports good roads and fast-growing crops. Carl Roe to move to Walla Walla permanently. Conductor F L Coykendall taking two-week vacation. J L McCrary remains in charge.
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B. F. Mellroy
Norval Jones
Walla Walla
Clark Nelson
Weaton Ball Eam
J. J. McAllister
M. BE
Milton
J. A. Beat
G. L. Lovell
Saxentalon
Oo BR
Meacham
Mra
Ben Burroughs
Itland
WH Moore
Fred Walte
Colfax
Armaitilin
Echo
Citizens’ Club
Levy Ankeny
Fred Judd
T. J. Lloyd
Carl. Roe
Baker City
F. L. Coykendall
Grand Lodge of Conductor
Portland
J. L. McCrary
la Grande Division
Why Portland Won Out In Woodmen Convention Fight
W Stroble returned from Los Angeles and said Pendleton could not win the headquaters race. Portland carried the day due to its large membership with 11 delegates plus similar Woodcraft support. Oakland and Portland fought a quiet persistent battle, while Salt Lake stayed out due to smaller membership.
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Pendleton
W. Stroble
Los Angeles
Woodmen
Portland
Fiite
Mr. Stroble
Woodcraft
Oakland
Journal Bureau Opened in Pendleton for Oregon Daily Journal
Fred G. Conley will head the new Portland paper Bureau of News Advertising and Subscriptions in Pendleton placed in the East Oregonian offices. The Journal will handle all business from the eastern Oregon field and provide improved news service to readers throughout the region.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Fred G. Conley
Portland
Oregon
Oregon Daily Journal
Pendleton
East Oregonian
Conley
Binding Twine War Hits Pacific Coast Market Fight
May 5 report from San Francisco describes a binding twine trade clash between Portland Cordage and Tubbs Cordage in opposition to International Harvester and other Pacific coast agencies. The dispute centers on Worvester company allegedly seizing the trade from cordage manufacturers.
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San Francisco
Pacific Coast
Portland Cordage Company
Tubbs Cordage Company
International Harvester Company
Worvester Company
How a Minister Sailed to London
A foreign minister arranged to sail to London after being urged by a New York harbor captain. He hurried aboard with flour, rations, and a bar of potatoes, finding cooks among sailors. Five weeks later the ship left port and after six weeks at sea the coast of England appeared. In Omaha a three story casket factory collapse killed three and injured six, with victims named Jacob Kirschner L M Martin and Henry Dietl.
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London
New York
Old England
Omaha
Jacob Kirschner
L. M. Martin
Henry Diet
Grangeville Bricks Plant To Be State’s Largest
Grangeville will host the largest brick manufacturing plant in the state after new work began on a site southeast of the city. Proprietor A Doull plans to produce handmade brick for six artificial drying vaults and an ai¢ firing Kline kiln 22 feet in diameter with a 69 000 per fringe capacity. The plant will also tile plain and ornamental products and related brick industry items.
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Grangeville
A. Doull
Tribune
Grangeville Free Press
Wool and Lambs Build at Motre dy Sawmill Site
Klickitat News reports John and Leland Moltredy plan to build shearing corrals at the Motre dy sawmill eight miles northwest of Bickleton to clip their large flocks of about 9000 grown sheep. Lambing is in full blast with fewer than 4000 lambs marked so far this spring. Lamb yield expected to exceed 10 percent for bands. eighty percent of lambs considered a fair yield by sheepmen. Shearing to start at the McCredy camp in about 10 days.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Klickitat
John
Leland Moltredy
Motredy
Bickleton
McCredy
Immigrant Real Estate Sharks Threaten Palouse Water Supply
Theodore Noble, federal engineer in charge of northwestern irrigation, warns Spokane readers that real estate sharks are luring immigrants to properties watered by the Palouse River. Land values have surged to 35 per gore, with town expansion at 400. A proposed canal could take seven to 10 years to build, tiling indefinitely if approved. A. J. McInturff returns from Mesa to report Franklin county grain looks strong and prospects for a bumper crop this year, with fall and spring grains thriving.
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Warne
Theodore Noble
Northwestern Irriation
Spokane
Palouse River
Gore
A. J. McInturff
Mesa
Franklin County
Walla Walla
North Idaho asylum site bid tour announced
The state asylum commission led by Governor Gooding, James Stephenson, Givens, and Robert Hayes plans a Sunday tour to inspect bids from Genesne, Julinette, Orofino, Culdesno, Coeur d Alene City and Joel for the new facility. A second item notes Wheeler county locals circulate a petition for a countywide dry option after several precincts voted dry last June but no county vote yet.
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North Idaho
Governor Gooding
James Stephenson
Givens
Blackfoot Asylum
Robert Hayes
Genesne
Julinette
Orofino
Culdesno
Coeur d'Alene City
Joel
Bolse Capital News
Wheeler County
Osteopathy and the path to health
The text explains osteopathy as removing obstructions to the body’s nerve and blood supply. It states that by correcting slight bone displacement, relaxing contracted muscles, and adjusting ligaments, normal function resumes. Once the body works correctly, repair and healthy activity follow naturally.
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Leo Teutsch’s Department Store
Pendleton Cigar Factory
Pride of
Umatilla
Havana King
Pendleton Bouquet
Royal State
Rohde
la Malova
Little Key West
Weston
Powers & Ridenour
L. Hunziker
Malin Street
Ontario
Huyler’s
Lowney’s
Gunther’s
Palm
C. Koeppen & Brothers
Northwestern
FP. W. Vincent
Goodman-Thompson Co. Hardware—Plumbing
Main Street
Conrad Platzocher
Sullivan & Bond's
Pendleton Meat
Conrad Platzo
PHONE
Golden Rule
Sdb
Oxford
Lers
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