Local ads list furniture, farms, and services in Pendleton
A dense jumble of classified items from Pendleton Oregon includes deals on bicycles at 727 Johnson Street, dry slab wood and coal deliveries, new and used sewing machines, furnished rooms, rental houses near the high school, Jersey cows for sale, a 16 foot Holt combine harvester, and moving and haulage services. Also promoted are alfalfa hay, planing mill stock, cedar chests, and door screens. Multiple phone numbers and addresses appear for inquiries.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
E. T. Wade
W. R. Grahams
EH. T. Wade
Theaa
Graham
Milne
Pendleton
Ore
Birch
McKay Creeks
Oregon Lumber Yard
Pendleton Planing
R. H. Stevens
Dutch Henry
Holt Jr
Margaret Melstrom
Oregon
Sharon & Eddings
Taxicab and Touring Cars Fare Notice
Taxi service offers rides to any part of the city at 25 cents. Available day and night with phone contact via Main 12.
Presbyterian Church Service Schedule At Lewis Street
F J Milnes minister presides at 315 Lewis street with Sunday school at 10 am. Morning sermon by the pastor at 11 am. Evening service moved to eight o clock from seven thirty previously.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Presbyterian Church
F. J. Milnes
Lewis Street
Notable Visitors and Local Arrivals Highlight Pendleton Notes
A roundup of residents and visitors including Cecil Cole in Portland for eye treatment and John P. McManus of Pilot Rock in the city. Charles Hamilton from his reservation ranch, Mrs. A. J. Owens returning from Portland, and Thomas Foster of La Grande visiting the St. George. August Arp of Helix and Fred Bolin from Ukiah stop for city business. Rothgeb of Hermiston, V. Solser and M. Solser from Hermiston, F. S. Bramwell from La Grande, and Mr. and Mrs. Robert Lucas from Pasco are seen in Pendleton. Various locals visit, with Masons meeting at Stanfield, and school official L K E Stuart from Ukiah also appearing. Arthur G. Means returns from Umatilla to work in the Masonic lodge. L R Alderman speaks at the high school cornerstone ceremony before returning to the valley. Earl Simmons, once Pendletonian now in Butte, Montana, arrives for a visit with his aunt Mrs. Jack Wohlenberg and contemplates locating in Portland or San Francisco.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Cecil Cole
Portland
John P. McManus
Pilot Rock
Charles Hamilton
A. J. Owens
Thomas Foster
la Grande
St. George
August Arp
Helix
C. A. Barrett
Athena
Arthur G. Means
Umatilla
Earl Simmons
Pendleton
Butte
Montana
Jack Wohlenberg
Mr. Simmons
San Francisco
Pendleton Seeks Bids for City Pavements Reconstruction
The Pendleton Common Council invites sealed bids to construct and pave streets including excavation drainage pipes gutters and curbs with all necessary work and materials. Bids per square yard must accompany a $500 certified check payable to the Mayor and be filed with the Recorder by 5 pm May 22, 1912. The council may reject any or all bids and choose any pavement. Dated May 11 1912. W M Matlock Mayor.
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Common Council
City of
Pendleton
Recorder of the City
W. M. Matlock
Church Service Notices at the Redeemer Parish
The Church of the Redeemer advertises holy communion at 7 30 a m for the corporate communion of the Brotherhood of St Andrew. Sunday school begins at 10 a m with divine service and sermon at 11 am followed by vespers. Charles Quinney, rector invites all.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Church of the Redeemer
Brotherhood of St. Andrew
Unday School
Charles Quinney
Episcopal Convocation Called By Bishop Paddock
The Rt. Rev. Bishop R L Paddock called a convocation to meet at St Peters La Grande on Tuesday and Wednesday next week. Clergy from eastern Oregon parishes and missions with elected lay delegates are expected to attend. The House of Church Women will assemble and meet in Hone Hall.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
R. L. Paddock
First Baptist Church Invites for Sunday Services
The First Baptist Church at Corner Johnsen and E Alta invites all to morning preaching at 11 by Ivan B. Rhodes state secretary of the M C A. Ckurch preaches at 7 pm by the pastor. Believers baptism to be administered after the evening service. Sunday school at 10 am young peoples meeting at 7 pm midweek prayer Wednesday.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
First Baptist Church
Corner
Johnsen
E. Alta
Herbert T. Cook
Ivan B. Rhodes
M. GC. A
North Main Street Service Invites Bible Readers
J B Holmes pastor invites all to morning worship at 10 am on North Main Street. Bring your Bible and a friend. Tom leads Young Peoples Society. Sermon topic Baptism of the Holy Spirit. Monday evening lecture Wednesday evening training class. A cordial invitation to all services.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
North Main Street
J. B. Holmes
Tom
Young Peoples’ Society
Mothers Day at First Methodist Episcopal Church
The First Methodist Episcopal Church at Webb and Johnson hosts a Mothers Day tribute with a morning sermon and special music. Evening events mark the Epworth League anniversary with an 8 p.m. program prepared by the local chapter. Morning sermon 11 a.m., Sunday school 10 a.m., Epworth League service 7 p.m. We invite all to attend and honor good mothers.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
First Methodist Episcopal Church
Comer Webb
Johnson Streets
N. Evans
Epworth League
There’s Nothing Like Little Old Muncie Says Mrs Anthony
Muncie Indiana Mrs Charlies H Anthony describes her grand promenade down Broadway and through the White House in fine gowns. She praises Washington society but prefers home Muncie, plans to return to New York Waldorf Astoria in September and to design more gowns.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Muncie
Ind
Charlies H. Anthony
Broadway
White House
Mrs. Anthony
East
New York
Washington Society
Waldorf-Astoria
Milton Horse Show Proves Best Yet in History
Milton Oregon May 10 The show proved the best ever for the local organization with winners in many classes led by Ed Hoon William Records J H Coffman George Ludke A M Elam J M Marlett in various mare and draft events triumphs. Entries included G Munsale J Terwilleger Nels Patterson and others across multiple premium classes including Percheron and mule teams and grand sweepstakes trophies.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Milton
Ore
Ed Hoon
William Records
J. H. Coffman
J. A. Foster
George Ludke
A. M. Elam
J. M. Marlett
G Munsale
John Harder
J. Terwilleger
George Luedke
Nels Patterson
G. C. Keeler
Tloy Frazier
Dr. Cochran
AH. M. Cochran
A. Shumway
C. Brown
M. Kinney
J. I. Reavis
Hudsons Bay Company
W. H. Laur
Defiance
Pride
Mike Stubblefield
Lafayette
R. E. Records
Edward Hoon
E. Hiatt
Charles Records
Victory For Bitulithic Pavement In Newburg
Newburg Oregon May 1912 city council awarded street paving contract selecting Bitulithic material. Decision unanimous among mayor council and property owner representatives as durable choice for long term savings and maintenance. Paving to begin at once and seen as a prelude to spring improvements.
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Newburg
Oregon
Notice to settle debts and claims for Uma Tila Farmers' Implement
All persons indebted to the Nissen Implement company now Uma tila Farmers' Implement are to call at Lowell and Winter Despain Block Pendleton Oregon to pay. All claimants should present for payment at the same office. The company has retired and seeks to close accounts at once. Dated May 10 1912 AF May Secretary.
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Nissen Implement Company
Umatila Farmers’ Implement Company
Lowell and Winter
Despain , Block
Pendleton
Oregon
Lowell and
Winter
AF. May
Special Prices on Cordwood at Local Yard
Special prices on cordwood including dry red fir slab wood cotton wood yellow and black pine offered in five cord lots. Clean Rock Spring lump and nut coal available. Save money by buying before. Kopitzke and Gillanders phone Main 178.
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Kopitzke & Gillanders
Run on Reopened Windsor Locks Bank in Hartford
Hartford reports a run on the Windsor Locks Livings Bank after reopening. Over $60,000 withdrawn amid mill hand depositors upset by a $200,000 deficit from earlier embezzlement scandals. Deposits limited by court order to no more than half, as directors seal withdrawals at 26 percent.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Hartford
Conn
Windsor Locks Livings Bank
Ris
Alfred W
Converse
Also Mentioned on This Page
F.E. Livengood & the Ladies’ and Children’s Store
Ladies Name Journal
Johnson Street
Burroughs
Main
Franklin Street
B. A. Morton
Rock Spring
Ben L. Burroughs
East Oregonian
1. C. O. F. Grand Lodge
J. EB. Bean
Will Trent
Burn
Lillett Street
Pendleton Academy
State Hotel
UN Co
F. J. Ronaldson
Peoples Warehouse
Fred Bolin
Ukiah
Rothgeb
Hermiston
V. Solser
M. Solser
F. S. Bramwell
Union County
Robert Lucas
Paseo
W. C. Moore
Pilot Ftock
M. J. Foster
Prospect Farm
L. R. Alderman
Cornnerstone Laying
First Christian Church
Meilion
The
Pendleton Drug Co
Excelsior Boy Scouts
Coante
Piker
Sogata
Alvears
Prises
Boya
Excelsior Shoe CO
Portsmouth
Ohio
Wohlenberg
Railway of the Northwest
North Coast Limited
Chicago
Pacific Coast
Minneapolis
St. Paul
Milwaukee
Mississippi Valley Limited
Kansas City
St. Louis
Billings and Co
Montamara
Tacoma
Grand Lodge
Order of Elks
Seattle
Mt. Baker
Bellingham
Yellowstone National Park
W. Adams
Pendieton
A. D. Charlton
Northern Pacific Railway
Gardiner Gateway
Yellowstone Park Entrance
Golden Rule
Columbia River
S. & H. Green
Alta Street
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