Local Businesses Advertise in Pendleton Area Listings
A dense list of local ads and notices includes Dry slab wood and fuel from Oregon Lumber Yard, sale of New White sewing machines at Grahams, furnished rooms at State Hotel, alfalfa day for sale, Cedar posts at Pendleton Planing Mill, transfer services by Penland Bros, and several for sale notices such as Jersey cows and a Holt Jr. 16 foot combine harvester. Also promotions for dance at German hall May 11 and various rental options.
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Water Street
W. R. Grahams
State
Milne
Pendleton
Ore
Franklin Street
Oregon Lumber Yard
German Hall
Pendleton Planing Mill
Jersey
R. H. Stevens
Dutch Henry
Holt Jr
Margaret Melstrom
Arlaad
B. A. Morton
Rock Spring
Ben L. Burroughs
East Oregonian
Pendleton Fanning
Oregon
Sharon & Eddings
Pendieten
State Hotel
UN Co
Graham's
A. Ruppe
Monroe Street
I. C. O. F. Grand Lodge
J. E. Bean
Bargain Property Sale Near Lilleth and Mission Streets
Taxicab ang Touring Cars ad offers services citywide for 25 cents. Real estate notes a rock house with 3 12 lots on Lilleth street and a brick house with 9 lots on Mission street, both at bargain prices. Must sell Lilleth street property before May 28. Apply Amlee Delongvert, 121 Mission Street.
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Lilleth Street
Miesion Street
Amlee Delongvert
Mission Street
Pasture for Fifty Head of Horses for Season
I offer pasture for fifty head of horses for the season at $1.50 per head per month. Abundant water and grass available. J. B. Hagey, Starkey, Oregon.
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J. B. Hagey, Starkey, Ore
Cordwood and coal sale by Kopitzke Gillanders
Special prices on dry red fir sink wood cotton wood and pine in five cord lots. Clean Rock Spring lump and nut coal offered. Savings by selling before buying. Also Chamberlain's Liniment advertised for rheumatism relief with dealer availability.
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Seling Us
Kopitzke & Gillanders
Bankrupt W S Phillips: creditors meet in Pendleton Oregon
In the District Court of Oregon W S Phillips is declared a bankrupt. The first meeting of his creditors will be held May 10 1912 at 10 o clock in the morning at the referee in bankruptcy office Pendleton Umatilla county Oregon. Creditors may attend prove claims appoint a trustee exam the bankrupt and conduct other business. Dated Pendleton Oregon May 6 1912. THOS FITZGERALD Referee in Bankruptcy.
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District Court of the
Pendleton
Umatilla County
Oregon
Thos, Fitzgerald
Judge Archibald Under Congressional Impeachment Probe
Washington May 7 The house judiciary committee opened its impeachment inquiry into Judge Archibald of the commerce court. A decision is expected in ten days with a possible recommendation. A dozen witnesses will be examined as documents submitted by President Taft are reviewed.
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Washington
House Judiciary Committee
Archhbald
Commerce Court
Taft
Bulwark Battleship Crippled in Dockyard Collision
British battleship Bulwark is leaking and disabled in Chatham Dockyard after buckling twelve armor plates during a full power trial. The incident followed a collision with sands while testing at sea.
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Chatham
England
Bulwark
Pendleton City Visit Via Wide Guest List
A parade of visitors and residents travel to Pendleton for the supreme court session and local events. Names include T Baker of Wallowa H Fineh from La Grande F M Cooper of Walla Walla Col H G Newport from Hermiston R Cantrel Zoe Houser from Echo Dr M W Turley Hermiston H B Willis Walla Walla J A Buckley C W R N assistant superintendent S D Peterson Milton M C Baragar Stanfield George Tonkin Albert White county school supervisors Frank Casteel Pilot Rock Mr Mrs John Adams from Adams W B Palmer from Garden City W Peterson family W G Cole Portland Hazel Belle Pilot Rock Turner Oliver T H Crawford La Grande attorneys John P McManus Pilot Rock E Patterson Heppner E G Sage Hermiston M D Clifford Baker attorney D C Brownell Hermiston Sam Warner Pilot Rock Ma bel Warner Cochran brothers La Grande Will R King Portland Edgar Martin traveling for Chicago firm W Reinhart Marshall Wells BE Mills Terminal Realty George Bowerman ex-senate president Jay Bowerman Pendleton duties George Schaefer Wabash agent Pendleton visit
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T. Baker
Wallowa
H. Fineh
la Grande
F. M. Cooper
Walla Walla
Pendleton
Col
H. G. Newport
Hermiston
R. M. Cantre
Zoe Houser
Echo
M. W. Turley
City
H. B. Willis
Fmong
the Bowman
W. B. Palmer
Garden City
George Tonkin
Albert White
Frank Casteel
Pilot Rock
John Adams
Adams
Will M. Peterson
W. G. Cole
Portland
Hazel Belle
Turner Oliver
T. H. Crawford
Supreme Court
John P. McManus
A. E. Patterson
Heppner
E. G. Sage
M. —D. Clifford
Baker
Sam Warner
Mabel Young Warner
Charles E
George T. Cochran
Will R. King
Oregon
W. R. Reinhart
Marshall Wells Company
Points West
BE. L. Mills
Terminal Realty Company
Columbia
Jay Bowerman
Senate
Icebergs Threaten Southeast Alaska Navigation
Captains J C Hunter of the Northwestern and Charles McGregor of the Dolphin reported dangerous ice floes and bergs off southeastern Alaska. Hunter cited Toy Strait and Cross Sound clogged with ice and said a berg as large as a city skyscraper grounded near shipping lanes. McGregor described floating ice near Frederick Sound and Shepen’s Passage with bergs fifty to sixty feet long and ten to twenty feet high. The text ends with an unrelated remark about women and husbands.
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Seattle
J. C. Hunter
Northwestern
Charles McGregor
Dolphin
Alaska
Hunter
Toy Strait
Cross Cound
McGregor
Frederick Sound
Shephen
Pascace
Supposititious traveler lands on departing steamer saga
Frank R Coffyn the aviator staged a floatplane landing near the Ancona off the Statue of Liberty. He attempted to land a supposed passenger named Wallace on a departing steamer, but the ship lacked a suitable spot and the plan failed. Both Coffyn and the hydroplane crew ended up wet and towed back to safety by the Paula.
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New York
Frank R. Coffyn
Paula
Ancona
Italian Navigation Company
Wallace
Chicago
John J. Timmins
Bill Quigley
Battery
Wall Street
Whitehall
Coffyn
Pier A
Quigley
Timmins
Young Miss Heads Reading Fraternal Lodge at Eighteen
Martha C. Young of Reading becomes the youngest lodge president at eighteen, leading the Order of Golden Sceptre Lodge in the city.
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Reading
Martha C. Young
Order of Golden Sceptre Lodge
Energetic Young Leader Active in Secret Societies
Known as Neversink Court No 9 she serves as worthy ruler and is noted as the most energetic worker among the young social set in secret society circles. When not at Neversink Court she contributes to the Womens Relief Corps No 10 and Camp 17 PoAO where she is currently advancing through the chairs.
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Neversink Court
Women's Relief Corps
No. 10
Camp 17
P. O. of A
Proud Pair Spurn Alms Fight Tacoma Park Ejectment
Edward S Rowe a Confederate veteran and his sister refuse charity after ejectment from a shack they believed were theirs. A tithe flaw triggered the eviction as sheriff forced them out at night into a pouring rain amid a lean canvas shelter.
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Washington
Edward S$. Rowe
Tacoma Park
Rowe
Also Mentioned on This Page
F.E. Livengood & CO
the Ladies’ and Children’s Store
Ladies Home Journal
Johnson Street
Burroughs, Main
Formle
North Wallowa County
Bok K
Troy
Wallowa County
Penland Bros
Black
Byers Mill
Havana Station
Roy Price
Ore. BR
F. D
Donaldson’s
K. Kelly Bansher
F. J. Donaldson
Peoples Warehouse
Chamberlain
Archibald
Congressional
M. C. Baragar
Stanfield
Cief
Robert Eakin
The
the St. George
A. Buckley
Pendiecton
S. D. Petrson
Milton Attorney
D. C. Brownell of
West End
Edgar Martin
Eugene
George M. Schaefer
Wabash Railroad
Multnomah
SOSO
Sogo
Papa
Nortit
Oxfords
Wohlenberg
Oregon Market
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