Local notices and sales fill Pendleton pages
A collage of shop ads and notices lists in town events including clothing, hats, and shoe sales at Teutsch and Sullivan and Bond. Talks of a tennis club meeting, a piano purchase, lost ring, a Morgan horse sale, and a marriage between Alma Hall and Lyle Calvert. Also mentions real estate, restaurant changes, and various service offerings.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Teutsch's
Sullivan & Bond's
Nolf's
Kunkel’s
Nolf
Joerger's
West Court Streel
Justin, Baer & Daley
Campbell
Eckley
Milton
Merchants’ Cafe
Break in Wool Agreement Sparks Discontent Ahead of Sales Day
Wool merchants clash over a long standing quota system as 52000 pounds arrived at Furnish Warehouse yesterday. First sales day set for May 23 with a shift toward selling in batches, leaving many growers frustrated at price realization and access. Charles Green emerges as major buyer preparing large lots for shipment.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Furnish
Mturhi
C. A. Johnnson
A. Perard
Wauenpy & Hubbard
Pedro Brothers
Otto
Charles Green
Hax
Pendleton
Pendleton Receives A Stream Of Visiting Notables
William McKenzie of Ashena and Matt Motgrove of Milton spent today in Pendleton. Judge James A. Fee left for Walla Walla on legal business. Charles A. Barrell, a sheriff candidate, was in town yesterday. Various residents from Freewater Walla Walla Eureka Lewiston and other places visited Pendleton, including O H Holcomb, O A Krow and Albert Alford. Mrs. Jennie Blackburn, Walla Walla, and Mrs. H Kennedy of Walla Walla were guests yesterday.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
William Mckenzie
Ashena
Pendleton
C. EB. Despain
E. C
Lone
F. W. Schmidt
Hep Keller
Walla Walla
Frank Robinson
Pomeroy
Wash
Mayview Reform
O. A. Krow
Albert Alford
Lewiston
Dalles
W. G. Cole
Ed Sommerville
W. H. Folsom
H. J Bean
Matt Mosgrove
Milton
E. P. Maraball
K. W. Davie
la Grande
Portland visitors and regional travels noted
Portland residents report a brief home visit while Charles Hond and Fred Koon travel to Walla Walla and Milton for a short tour. Mrs B Chilkon of Ukiah returns home after two weeks staying with her sister Mrs George H Clarke in the city. Clark leaves Malheur county for family visit as Leon Straus, wool buyer for Penchelon Scouring Mill, heads to Starbuck and other Washington points to view wool for sale.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Portland
Charles Hond
Fred Koon
Walla Walla
Milton
B. Chilkon
Ukiah
George H. Clarke
Leon Straus
Starbuck
Washington
Indian estate probate ends with rival administrator named
The probate court appoints Thomas Thompson administrator of Jim Jashua estate valued at 1875. Billy Joshua, brother of the deceased, is named administrator but is accused of mismanaging property and displacing the widow and children. The widow and three minors challenge the appointment.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Thomas Thompson
Jim Jashua
Billy Joshua
Billy
Tragic Train Death Near Arlington Discovered
Passenger train No. 5 found a heavily mangled man six miles east of Arlington yesterday evening. The coroner and jury reported the remains were badly wrecked and sent ingoopysacks. Letters in his pockets identified him as Earnest Cole from Grangeville Idaho, with unclear cause of death whether he fell or was struck by the train.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Arlington
Earnest Cole
Grangeville
Idaho
Also Mentioned on This Page
Express
iLee Teutsch’s Dept. Store
Main and
Alta Streets
Boston
Martin's
Javtower
Tentseh's
Tenteeh's
Dot Hatton's
Court Street
George Restaurant
Cooper
F. Rirkenswak
M. D
East Oregonian
Sullivan
Leose Pyewed
Inio Wa
Im & Co
John Jr
C Roirman
Zack
U. S
McAdam
Geiser
Kunkel's
Teutech's
Kunkel
Welmart
Mint
Owl Tea House
Douglas
Mae
Care East Oregonian
Sullivan & Bond
Tennis Club
Commercial Club
William Roesch
C. C. Sharp
Matlock Saturday
Hobart M. Cable Plano
Scott & Owenhouse
Lon Main
Court Streets
S. Haynes
C. 8
Haynes
Morgan
Herbert Boylen
Picot Rock
David
D. C. McNabb
Hunziker
Progressive Jeweler
Main Street
Koeppen
Log Cabin
Koeppens
A. C. Koeppen & Brothers
Jease Learn
Prescott
O. H. Holcomb
Seattle
Northwest
Royal Worcester
Sailor
Gibson
Batterick
GALL
Peoples Warehouse
Guy Clark
Malheur County
Mrs
George H. Clark
Liquozone
Carrier Millinery
Kemmerer Coal
Savings Bank Building
Pendleton Steam Laundry
Cottonwood Street
W.J. Clarke & Co
Gourt St
Elaterite Roofing Co
Worcester Block
Oregon
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