City BREVITIES items span ads and notices around Rader to Teutsch
A jumble of local notices and ads lists businesses and people from Rader Carpets Teutsch's Blue Mountain butter and Hammocks to Mrs Cooper and Dutton's wagon service. Mentions include Wool sales at Shuniko, a nurse in Walla Walla, a Portland wedding, opera auditions, and a 1120 acre wheat farm for sale with 160 in grain.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Bee Wilbee
Teutech
Sharon & Eddings
Teutach’s
St. George
Cooper
Propris
Teutsch’s
Nolf's
Shuniko
Cosble Street
Living spring well improved by rail line changes
Bent ley and Hartman report a large transfer of passengers this morning from the main line to the Spokane branch of the RL and N. An extra car was added to the Spokane train to accommodate the crowd, signaling improvements in service.
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Living Spring
Bentley & Hartman
Spokane
RL & N
Fruit crop outlook grim after late freeze hits orchards
J P McMinn, a leading fruit grower in the State Line district, estimates prune yields may fall to one quarter to one third of normal due to a recent freeze. He notes a short-term improvement but predicts overall losses could reach 50 000 to 75 000 dollars with pear yields near normal.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
West T Am
J. P. McMinn
Walla Walla
Bargain in Real Estate at 1302 West Webb Street
A single block of 14 lots offers a four room dwelling barn chicken house wood house cellar greenhouse and an orchard of 75 bearing fruit trees plus a fever-fighting spring of pure water. Offered at a sacrifice. Sale inquiry at 1302 West Webb Street Onde.
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Real
Eeaan
Onde
Weat Webb Street
Hotel Pastern Furnishings for Sale in Pendleton
For sale at the Hotel Eastern grounds in Pendleton Oregon are 30 bedstead and springs 25 dressers 16 commodes and all furniture of the Hotel Pastern plus other articles too numerous to mention Samuel George Pendleton Oregon may call or write for details
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Eastern Grounds
Samuel George
Pendleton
Oregon
County Officials Under Review By Expert Panel
Mesare, Clarke and Buchanan, hired by the county commissioners, began work yesterday to examine six years of county officer performance. They will study the assessment rolls and then audit the offices involved over the period.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mesare, Clarke & Buchanan
Comtlasioners
Absence of Judge Delays Court as Forger Remains Held
A forger in custody remains in the counts jail awaiting evidence for the Barneys case. Judge El is away for several days, preventing proceedings. The Barneys have been released from the June term.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Elis
Heppher
Barneys
Platzoeder family to move to Alberta by rail
Conrad Platzoeder ships two carts of horses and household goods to Alberta via O R N today. He plans to stay until a new home is ready and will return to look after his butcher business and local news here.
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Platoeder
Albert
Conrad Platzoeder
Alberta
Platzoeder
Bual
Salem Social Notes Include Visits and Travels
Miss Velma Glover of Salem attends a visit at Mrs. A. C. Flanigan on Vin cent street as Major Lee Moorhouse and daughter visit Weston. Several residents travel for business, family, or conventions, including A Kunkel from La Grande and Judge W. A. Lowell Jet to Portland. Mrs. William McDondid arrives from Seattle for a city visit with the Moorhouns. Traveling between Pendleton, Athena, and Hood River, with in‑town notes on real estate man Charlie Baddley, Miss Edith McBride visiting her sister Mimi in Portland, and other brief movements among local professionals. A hunting trip tale ends with a Tacoma man beaten by nesting geese in Horse Heaven.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Velma Glover
Salem
A. C. Flanigan
Vin‘cent Street
Lee Moorhouse
Mra
Layelle McDonald
Weston
A. Kunkel
la Grande
Judge &, A. Lowell
Fportland
Jd. A. Treton
Roy Raley
Bolu
W. EB. Bolton
Pendleton
William McDondid
Seattle
Lee Moorhouns
Charlies Baddley
Elkw
Edith McBride
Athena
Mimi Bessie McBride
Portland
Alexander Gavin
Co, KR. & N. Company
Charles F. Brown
Hood River
Epworth
W. BK
Heppner
Bradshaw
Triphenn Wilton
St. George
Spokane
Walla Walla
R. G. Ginn
Eugene Ridener
Umatilla Abstract Company
Henderson
Milton
Preston
D. C. McNabb
Anaconda
Mont
McNa
Ast Jurgenson
Tacoma
Horse Heaven Country
Washington
Walla Walla Sheep Clean Under New Inspection Law
Stock Inspector J E Kan Enforce says Umatilla county flock health judged by inspector Bean. About 60 000 head wintered in Walla Walla valley. most bands cleared for summer grazing after inspection.
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J. E. Kan
J. FE. Bean
Umatilla County
Walla Walla
Oregon
Walla Walla Valley
Bean
Jenoh
MONEY FOR INDIANS DISTRIBUTED TO COEUR D ALENE
Captain John A. McWebster, US paymaster, distributed 14,000 among Coeur d Alene reservation Indians as part of lands severed from the reservation and sold to the government years ago. The payment equals 24 per member with checks of 200 dollars or more for larger families. Much of the money will go to Tekon through local trading. Indians reportedly spend freely when money is in hand.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Coeur dAlenes
John A. McWebster
United States
Parmaster
Miles
Wash
CoeurdAlene Reservation
Tekon
Coal Near Portland Discovery by Geological Survey
The United States Geological Survey reports coal beds discovered near Portland across the line in Washington, about 65 miles northwest of the city. J S Diller notes a bed recently opened in Washington and prepares a brief description for publication.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Geological Survey
Washington
Portland
Pacific Coast
J. 5. Diller
United States Geological Survey
Dre
Coal bed near Helwo Oregon Promising in tests
A survey notes a coal seam on Coal creek twelve miles west of Helwo near a Columbia River slough. The six to seven foot bed shows three benches with varying coal quality and is overlain by soft sandstone. Burning tests in the mine show good results and potential for expansion if value warrants mining. A fuller social notice follows on Pendleton schools event.
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Lished
Coal Creek
Helwo
Northern Pacific
Columbia River
Osteopathy Bill in New York Faces Medical Opposition
The article caption “Fair play for Osteopathy” features Chris Tan Work urging passage of a New York Osteopathy regulation bill. It argues osteopathy has cured beyond older methods and deserves acceptance in the learned professions, while cautioning against improper practice and urging vigilant regulation. The piece notes that Oregon’s Osteopathy bill was defeated in its senate due to medical opposition.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Christan Work
New York
Tts
Jmnd
Oregon
Also Mentioned on This Page
Teutsch’s Department Store
U C
U. C
Rader
Andy Dutton
Wale
Dutton’s
Victor Talking Machines
Eilers Muale
Kuat Court Street
Hecorda
Williams Opera Company
E. Lang
Bickers Hotel
Hianche Weaver
Ira Hughes
Dick Buckley
Misa Margaret Thompson
Leathers & Nichol
Gritman
Tosa
L. Hunatker
Malin Street
State Line
Koeppens
A. C. Koeppen & Brothers
L. F. Anderson
Baker City
City
COAL
FE. It. Conklin
East Oregonian
Iaving
Malm Street
Conrad Plateceder
Sullivan & Bond
Pendleton Meat CO
Conrad Platzoed
Main Street
Goodman-Thompson Co. Plumbing
Donaldson’s
Red Cross Armacy Postoffice
Main ST
Phone Main
THE
Golden Rule
Rai
Coe
Oxford
Sim CO
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