City Briefs Try Hansen's sundse and more ads
A collage of classified notices lists services and items for rent, hardware, lumber, coal, furniture, and local businesses. It mentions Try Hansen's sundse, Minnie for rent and wood, H. J. Bean inquiries, and Walter’s Hard Wheat flour. Also notes Photos, Bowman's studio, Goodman Hardware, Oregon Lumber Yard, Meacock coal, Hotel Oregon rates, and a missing driving team in Helix with a $10 reward.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Hansen's Sundse
Donaldson's
Minnie
H. J. Bean
South Main Street
Walters
Bluff Street
Logan Street
Goodman Hardware Co
Meacock
Oregon
Portland
Peoples Warehouse
Helix
Fultatie
Bb. L
Richardson
Hellz
Ore
Railroad Addition Proposed for Freewater by Otto BR Frank
A plot for a 20 dozen unit addition north of Freewater's business district, to be named Railroad addition, has been approved by County Judge GUL land and awaits Assessor Strain's approval. The Idaho State Sunday School association will meet in Nampa June 18 to 20.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Freewater
Otto BR
Frank
Gulland
Idaho State Sunday School Association
Nampa
Who Is Serving 190 Days for Parole Petition
District Attorney Fhelps has received a pardon petition for Frank Short, who is serving 100 days in the county jail for cow stealing at Feho. Signed by Mayor Feteh and Echo residents, it urges Governor Chamberlain to grant a pardon. Alan W. Wotton of O R N writes the district attorney that the general manager also supports the request. Short could be pardoned if approved. No paving in Baker this year. city engineer estimates costs near 400 dollars per lot, delaying a city charter and election. O R & N yards to be enlarged to handle freight. William Grandy property bought for 7000 to expand track area between Second and Fourth streets.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Frank Short
Feho
Fhelps
Feteh
Echo
Alan W. W. Wotton
O. R. & N. Company
Phelps
Chamberlain
Short
Baker
Baker City
O. N. & N. Yords
O. R. & N. Ratlronad
Oo. R. & WN. Company
William Grandy
Grandoe Observer
Personal visitors flood Pendleton on brief business trips
Zoe Houser of Echo and H H Harvey of Hermiston were in Pendleton on short business trips. Dr D C McNabb visited Weston briefly, while M A Sturtevant of Pilot Rock joined late in the day. Frank Brown of La Grande registered at the St George as he stayed a short time. Portland businessmen accompanied by KR A Kreleay and FR Ollaker toured the area, with Lula Lorens and W J McMurray among callers at the East Oregonian.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Zoe Houser
Echo
F. H. Richmond
Helix
Pendleton
Yeeters
Weston
H. H. Harvey
Hermiston
Smith
Adams
D. Biggerstaff
Hellz
M. A. Sturtevant
Pilot Rock
Wis
J. D. Plamondon
Frank R. Brown
la Grande
St. George
Frank Coolidge
Athena Jeweler
W. J. Donaldson
J. K. GU
J. K. Gil Company
Porthind
East Oregonian
Co. M. Rader
ML A. Rader
Walla Walla
Thomas G. Hailey
Portland
KR. A. Kreleay
Conningham Sheep & Land Company
FR. Ollaker
Herritieton
Irigaition
Misa Lula R. Lorens
Delly Journal
la Girande
Cove
Union County
William J. McMurray
Southern Pacific
Oregun
Higher Cost of Living Hits Farm Prices in 1907
The Bureau of Labor reports a broad rise in wholesale prices for farm and food products in 1907 versus 1906. Steers up 2.6 2.7 percent, hogs up about 18 percent, bacon and lard up around 17 19 percent, salt pork 21.6 percent. Wheat up 21 percent while flour fell about 20 percent for winter straights and 21 percent for spring patents. Truth is often homely, but that is no fault of the truth.
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Bureau of Labor
Dance Postponed by Eagle Hand Invitations
Invitations for the Eagle Hand series of dances have been postponed from this evening to Wednesday evening May 22.
Death at Poor Farm Inmate Jamey Tt Sheldron Dies
An inmate named Jamey Tt Sheldron died yesterday at the poor farm from lung trouble. He was an elderly man formerly employed on an irrigation ditch near Echo. Burial took place in the Potter's Field this afternoon by Baker and Folsom.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Jamey
Sheldron
Echo
Potter's Fleth
Baker & Folsom
Lost Boston terrier Brandy in Pendleton Oregon
A lost or stolen 25 pound Boston terrier with trimmed ears and screw tall, answers to Brandy. Reward or information sought by Mrs. Chas J. Fernson of Pendleton. Any knowledge of his whereabouts should be communicated to her. Read the Hast Oregon.
Also Mentioned on This Page
Teutsch’s
Dep’t
Teutsch
Bowman
Donaldson's Soda Fountain
Garden Street
Louis Hunziker
Optician
Uma Soda
Cent
Oregonia
M. Hagerma
Lydia E. Pinkham
Mra. A. M. Irmann
Bay Shore
L. I
Becay
S_ Music Store
Byers
Pendleton Roller Mills
W. &. Byers
Pendleton, Oregon
Frank B. Clopton & CO
E. Court. St
Athena
Umatilla County
Chamber of Commerce
T. G. Hailey
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