Local Rader ads and notices in city briefs
A compilation of brief city notices and ads list services from Rader Carpets Rader-Furniture and McAdams wood and coal to Teutech's hats and Roosevelt's Boston Store. It includes for sale notices 4-room cottage 316 Jane street and a 1120-acre wheat farm, lost items, employment inquiries, and upcoming schedules such as Bent ley Hartman excursion tickets. Also reports a murder conviction in Vancouver B C and station block system changes on the Northern Pacific line.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Teutach's
Sharon & Eddings
Jane Street
Pendleton High School
St. George
Cooper
Roosevelt's
Boston
Cosble Street
Roosevelt
Roonevelt's
Dutton’s
Jackson Street
Eagles Build Contract Awarded for Court Street Superstructure
A. J. Gibson won the bid to erect the Eagles building superstructure on Court Street, submitted at 318642 the lowest. The Eagles' committee met in Howard & Swingle's office Saturday afternoon to set the contract. Other bids listed were Charles Cole 18897.5 Simmons 19888 Moothby and Hale 26093.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
A. J. Gibson
Eagles
Court Street
Eagles’ Committee
Howard & Swingle
W. Koeppen
V. Strobie
J. F. McCarthy
W. G. Bogart
Thomas Fite Gerald
Roy Ritner
J. A. Koeppen
Mr. Gibson
Charles Cole
Simmons
Moothby & Hale
Will Mik and W A Ross Buy Cows for Creamery
Will Mik for Creamery and W A Ross of Meachim purchase 30 head of milk cows at Walla Walla and begin milking for Blue Mountain creamery in the city. They also buy a De Laval cream separator and plan to run a mountain ranch milking business.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Will Mik
W. A. Ross
Meachim
Walla Walli
Blue Mountain Creamery
de Laval
Creamery
Young Peoples Meeting Continues At Thompson Street Church
Special gathering led by Prof. McCarty at Thompson Street M E church tonight follows yesterday’s highly successful meetings and will extend for several days or longer if needed.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Thompson Street
M. E
Young Peoples
McCarty
Personal mentions at Hotel Bickers and nearby towns
A parade of visitors fills the day in Echo and Pendleton area. Ripper of Echo guests Hotel Bickers while J. E. Taylor and wife arrive from Walla Walla on a visit. Senator Pierce returns from Portland. Lawrence Licunnen comes from Adama. Co. C. Bowman arrives from Umatilla visiting today. W. A. Johnson of The Dalles spends Sunday with W. Clarke. Cortie Stafford of Union visits her uncle Dr. Blake sleely. United States Land Inspector Alexander from La Grande in town. L. W. Reed and C. Cc. Thompson come from Hingam for a visit. Oliver Lynch, Umatilla railroad clerk, in town today. Huth McArthur and wife of Portland guests of the Perrys, former Athena and Weston residents. Charles N. Robinson of Umatilla agency returns from leave in the East. Ralph Swinburne arrives from Portland after dental studies. J. B. McManus of Pilot Rock attends development league and good roads convention. Rev. W. H. Bleakney returns from Union after preaching. Mrs. J. H. Smith and daughter depart for Tone after visiting local families. John Hamley of Kendrick plans to relocate here. Louis M. Dole to Boise for drawing work with Troutman. Miss Fay Stanton returns from Milton after Columbian college commencement with Nellie Read and Pendleton school classmates.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
BE. Ripper
Echo
J. E. Taylor
Walla Walla
W. M. Pierce
Portland
Lawrence Licunnen
Adama
C. Bowman
Umatilla
W. A. Johnson
The
Dalles
W. J. Clarke
Mise Cortie Stafford
Union
Lynn K. Biakeslee
United States
Alexander
la Grande
L. W. Reed
C. Cc. Thompson
Hingiam
Oliver Lynch
Huth McArthur
W. 8S. Perry
Athena
Weston
Charles N. Robinson
Enat
Ralph Swinburne
B. R. Swinburne
North Pacific Dental College
Louis M. Dole
C. EB. Troutman
Boise
Idaho
Miss Fay Stanton
Milton
Columbian College
Nellie Read
Pendleton
Death of Mrs Janes at Warner residence
Mrs Alison Janes died at 9 30 this morning at her parents home 107 Garfield Street from consumption. She was 36 and widow of Harry C Janes who died June 1 1904 of the same disease. Survived by children Theodore 6 and Dorothy 3. Funeral from the Warner home at 2 pm tomorrow conducted by Rev Henry Dixon Jones. Interment Olney Cemetery.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Alison Janer
Fred
Warner
Garfield Street
Harry C. Janes
Theodore
Dorothy
Henry Dixon Jones
Olney Cemetery
County Board Adjourns To June For Bridge Bids
County commissioners adjourned the meeting until June 6 to reconvene and address submitted bids for two bridges at the county’s north end. Remodeling of the courthouse upper story and roof remains pending with no action taken at the last meeting.
Officials From Oregon & Northwestern Arrive for Convention
General Passenger Agent Craig J H O'Neill and Robert Burns Arend led a delegation from Walla Walla to the convention. Traveling passenger agent J A O'Neil also attended and the group returned from an extended tour of the lines. They report optimism for the coming season and strong business prospects.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Craig
J. H. O'Neill
Robert Burns
A. Ll. Craig
Walla Walla
Trails Improve As Freights Reach Destination Before Breakup
Reports from the Valdes Journal say Fairbanks mushera and freight outfits will reach their destination before breakup. A weather turn aided by tightened rivers helped many avoid delays. Joe Bell, returning with the T company stage, notes the trail in excellent winter condition despite freezing nights. He completed the trip in 12 days.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Fairbanks
Valdes Journal
Joe Bell
Joe
Oregon Cities Linked by Electric Railway Planned
Salem May 15 plans for a continuous electric line between Salem and Portland surface as three interests push a deal. A Philadelphia syndicate backing Citizens Light & Track and a New York group led by Russell Sage pursue Portland Consolidated, with a potential network expanding to Central Western and Eastern Oregon. A third eastern party may seek to gain right of way rights from TL N French. South Carolina meanwhile promotes immigration to its land resources.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Salem
Portland
The
Statesman
Syndicate of
Philadelphia
Citizens’ Light & Traction Company
New York
Russell Sage
Portland Consolidated
Portland Consolidated Ha
Oregon
TL. N. French
Also Mentioned on This Page
Teutsch’s Department Store
McAdams
Teutech
Leathers & Nichol's
Gritman's Cigar
Bentley & Hartman
Meacham
KE. CC. Smith
UW. C. Rader
Rader
Candy Dutton
Blue Mountain
Nolf's
Vancouver
Tom Kleenameethiwood
Northern Pacific
Spokane
Seattle
Tacoma
Leonard & Sons
Horse Heaven
Richards
Witerville
Wash
Hannford
Lewinton
Port Hill
Charlies Nesmer
William Washburn
Main Street
Koeppens
A. C. Koeppen & Brothers
J. B. McManus
Pilot Rock Record
City Today
Development League
Good Roads People
W. H. Bleakney
Pendleton Academy
Presbyterian Church
J. H. Smith
Dean Tatum
J. H. Parkes
Mra Rose Campbell
Tone
John Hamley
Kendrick
Janes
Court House
South Carolina
Mainetrest
Conrad Piatspeder
Sullivan Bond
Pendleton Meat CO
Conrad Platzoeder
Goodman-Thompson Co
Donaldson’s Red Cross Pharmacy
Main ST
PHONE
Golden Rule
Oxford
Oxfor.l
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