City Breevties and Local Advertisements Update
A collage of small notices lists rentals and lodgings, wood and coal suppliers, hats, millinery, leather transfer services, room for rent, dining options, shoes and fit guidance, seamstress wanted, photography offerings, hardware, and dairy items. It notes a missing drew for horses in Helix with a reward for return or information.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Peacock Coal
Oregon Lumber Yard
H. J. Bean
Minnis
Main Street
Walters
Campbell's Millinery
Leathern Transfer Co
Bluff Street
Logan Street
Norris Rowe Hippodrome Contests To Open Tomorrow
Cincus Tomorrow Novely and Rowe arrive from De Grande tonight. An exciting hippodrome contette features branded racing stock and exotic acts. Norris Rowe prize money and medals spur contestants in Rome style spectacles. Two performances tomorrow at 1 30 and 7 30 PM. Church dinner for Presbyterians tomorrow followed by home cooked meals. Star Theater draws large crowds with De Grenus and a nine year old dancer and singer.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Teacock
Oregon Lumber Yar
Bowman's
Goodman Hardware
Tancock
Oregon Lumber Yard
Goodman Hardware Co
Bowman
Canons Creek Creamery
Peoples Warehouse
Portland
Oregon
Peacock
Presbyterian Shareh
Helix
Richardson
Hellx
Ore
Norris & Rowe Clrcun
Rome
Norris & Rowe
Auditore
Star Theater
Tires de Grenus
Lost Brindle Boston terrier Brandy missing in Pendleton
A bridle and white Boston terrier about 25 pounds with trimmed ears and tail named Brandy is lost. Reporter asks anyone with knowledge of its whereabouts to contact Mrs. Chas J. Fern son in Pendleton. Also notice furnished rooms to rent at 1T Garden Street.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Garden Street
Woodmen convention delegates and local visits noted
Glen Rowland departs for Jortland on a brief business trip. J N Burgess of Cunningham Sheep & Land Co and Samuel D Peterson Milton attorney attend the Woodmen convention. Editors, attorneys, and lawmakers from Baker City and Portland arrive or travel for related meetings. Commissioner Horace Walker oversees a new steel bridge project at Athena. Tatom and Keeney among returning or traveling attendees. Walker injured Walker previously.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Glen Rowland
Jortland
J. N. Burgess
Cunningham Sheep & Land Company
Samuel D. Peterson
Milton
E. H. Brown
Register Ait Boho
James Lessie
Richmond Paper Company
Seattle
Leroy Lomax
Baker City
Supreme Court
J. N. Hart
Baker County
Horace Walker
Athena
Barney Gaffney
Forsil
Wheeler County
Woodmen
Dean Tatom
Portland
Tatom
J. H. Keeney
The
Pendleton
la Grande Observer
T. G. Halley
Artesian Water Found at La Grande by O R & N
O R and N reports a flow of artesian water at La Grande with 200 gallons per minute. The well reached 150 feet and then 60 feet above surface, two flows were struck in blue soap stone and lava rock. Water is pure, supplying the round house shops and likely far more than company needs.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Roundhouse Garde
la Grande
Lave Rock
O. Rh. & Xni
Too Early for Fishing in Cuinne Prairie Visit
John McCourt and C HK Cranston arrived home after a trip to the Cuinne prairie country from Sunday. They went to inspect land owned by Mr Me court and brought fishing tackle in case streams were favorable. The season was too early for fishing but they enjoyed the outing.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
John McCourt
C. HK. Cranston
Cuinne Prairie
Salt Upon a Note filed in circuit court for $300
J Ambler sues J A Crezewell in the circuit court to recover $300 on a note plus $50 attorney's fees asked by White and Dobyns who filed the complaint.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
J. Ambler
J. A. Crezewell
White & Dobyns
Piano committee to place instrument at Masonic hall
A committee has been appointed to secure a piano for Masonic hall and it is thought a fine instrument will be placed there in a short time.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Masonic Hall
Carload of Paper Sets Pendleton Record
The East Oregonian received a 44 860 pound carload of newspapers from Blake McPall Paper Co Portland the largest carload ever unloaded in Pendleton for use in daily weekly and semi weekly editions. Thirty thousand cattle have been driven into Klamath basin for summer range and fall feeding next month.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Pendleton
East Oregonian
Blake-McPall Paper Company
Portland
Klamath Bae
Also Mentioned on This Page
Teutsch
Peeples
Louis Hunziker
Optician
Main St
Uma Soda
Cincus
Novely & Rowe
de Grande
Presbyterian Church
Howman
H. Clay
North Powder
Mr. Clay
Woodmen’s Convention
North Fork
J. P. Walker
le Fleur Troupe
Pretty Edna Maretta
Grand Street Parade
Newskuoff
Melnotte Lenolle
Leffel
Fonian Tt
Beecham’s
Beecham
Umatilla County
Walla Walla
Chamber of Commerce
T. G Hailey
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