City Briefs and Local Notices Mixed In One Column
A collage of small ads and notices from Echo Oregon and nearby areas includes lawn mower styles, a Goolman-Thompson Co price tag, Fresh country bitter at 46 cents per roll, summer millinery closeout, a Plano pitch, and various business notices. Also listed are telephone contacts, hotel rates, rental offers, employment ads for salesmen, lending and transfer services, and public notices about deputies and stock inspection.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Kilser
Goolman-Thompson Co
Peoples Warehouse
Mra
Campbell’s
Ellers Plano House
Goodman-Thompson Co
Hutter Creek
Hunziker Jewelers Announces Superior Goods and Pricing
A brief ad proclaims unmatched jewelry and optician offerings. The firm touts focus on quality and right pricks, claiming no foreign items block their path, seizing the market for top designs and selling at various prices to appeal to all customers.
Mount Hood Railroad Opens With Eleven Stations Planned
The Dulles Chronicle reports a new Hood River to Mount Hood railroad project with an east Hood River passenger depot under construction. Eleven stations are planned from Hood River southward, including Powerdale Sears Drageeth Lens Odell Doke Valley Neff Bleacher Winans City and Des, with service expected soon and freight already moving.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Dulles Chronicle
Hood River
Mount Toad
Mt Hood Railroad
Powerdale
Sears
Drageeth
Lens
Odell
Doke
Union Services May 27 at First Baptist Pendleton
High School and Pendleton Academy join in a baccalaureate service Sunday May 27 at First Baptist Church Pendleton. Rev Harry H Pratt of East Portland Presbyterian Church to preach. Raptlet choir will provide music. Service begins at 7 o clock. Public invited. Commencement exercises planned for next week.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Accademy
Brooks State Evangelist Named for Oregon Mission Work
Rev N H Brooks former First Christian pastor Pendleton was chosen state evangelist by Northwestern Oregon Christian Missionary association at Milton meeting. He will devote full time to evangelistic work in Oregon after resuming his Pendleton pastorate. Other notes include a testimonial for Foleys Kidney Cure and a brief local ad listing butter at 45 cents per roll.
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Pendleton
Northwestern Oregon Christian Missionary Associaton
Milton
N. H. Brooks
First Christian Church
Oregon
Dutier
Brooks
Visitors and locals gather in Adams and nearby towns
Mr and Mrs G M Morrison of Adams visited here yesterday. F Steel deputy assessor for the Nolin district was in the city today on business. Mr and Mrs B H Marquis of Adams were in town for a short visit yesterday. James Kenedy of Echo arrived on the evening train from that place. Malcolm Stevens of Juniper was here Saturday and Sunday. Roy Betts of Pilot Rock brought in a band of sheep. Hugh Walker of Weston visited today, driving down last evening. J I McLeod leaves for Alba tomorrow to spend the summer on his farm. Ralph Harris of Liberty Missouri visits his sister and brother in law Mrs and Mr Albert Welch. Mrs F S Ivanhoe of the high school returned from La Grande. Father Neate of the Catholic mission on the Umatilla Reservation is in the city on a trading trip. M E Hotchkis, sheep buyer of Elgin, looked over the market. Oliver Kelsay, O R & N brakeman, has been ill at home on South Thompson Street. Edith Pierson, formerly of the city now of Portland, visiting Mrs George Peringer, returned home this morning. Claud J Engle, who came from San Francisco, will leave tonight for Oakland. Dr Th E Ringo leaves for Holdman country on a professional trip to attend Charles Cunningham. A M Raley, in the city at the home of her daughter Mrs W C Pruitt, returns to Pendleton this morning.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mra
G. M. Morrison
Adams
F. Steel
Axsessor
Nolin
AL Marquis
James Kenedy
Echo
Malcolm Stevens
Juniper
Roy Betts
Pilot Rock
Hugh Walker
Weston
McLeod
Alba
Thalph Harris
Liberty
Helo
Albert Welch
F. S. Ivanhoe
la Grande
Father Neate
Cathalle Mis Hon
Umatilla
M. E. Hotchkis, Sheephuyer
Elgin
Union County
Oliver Kelsay
Portland-Pendleton
South Thompson Street
Iens
Mise
Edith Pierson
City
Portland
George Peringer
Claud J. Engle
San Francisco
Oakland
Th. E. Ringo
Holdman
Charles Cunningham
A.M. Raley
W. CE. Pruitt
Pendleton
Baker City
Made in Oregon Show Opens in Portland Exhibits Pictured
The Made in Oregon exposition opens in Portland with displays from mills and manufacturers statewide. Allen & Lewis White River flour showcases a Mount Hood shaped pile and a flour-guessing contest with $10 top prize and $5 for runners up. Judges will announce awards next Thursday as window displays battle for advertising value variety and regional products.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
N Progress
Portland
Oregon
Oregon Daily Journal
Allen & Lewi
White River
Goddard & Kelly Co
Sixth
Washington Streets
Mount Hood
Hee
Mount Hoo
Monte
Multnomah County
Chapman wedding at Golden Rule hotel parlor
In the Golden Rule hotel parlors, W. Wy Hartle and Edith Chapman were married this afternoon with only close friends present. Pet Clark of Spokane is president of Furnace Creek Copper Company, planning a 600-ton smelter in Death Valley this summer. reports say Death Valley holds vast copper deposits.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Pet Clark
Spokane
Furnace Creek
Kenyon President Receives Carnegie Gift for Deserving Students
President Pierce of Kenyon College Ohio announces a $25,000 Carnegie gift to aid students like Stanton who deserve help but face poverty. The fund will alleviate hardship for logical scholars. In New York City on May 19 heat caused two deaths and several prostrations as temperatures reached 85 degrees at The People’s Warehouse.
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Pierce
Kenyon College
Ohio
Andrew Carnegie
Atu‘lente
Stanton
New York City
Lundy Hauls After Two-Year Robbery Term
John Lundy the box car and Pullman cleaner robber again heads to the penitentiary under Sheriff Sexton after pleading guilty to his latest offense. Detectives and marshal pursued him through The Dalles and Olympia. A second note mentions a cement deposit near Whitehall with plans for a Portland cement plant expected to produce 600 to 1000 barrels daily to ease Northwest shortages.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
John Lundy
Montana
Arlington
Acros
Spokane
Mil- Honaine Sweeney
Cement Plant Planned in Montana by East Coast Investors
A Boze man reports Montana is to gain a Portland cement factory on a large tract, capital $600,000 proposed. Incorporation aims to be organized by FT. Osborne, T. H. Mehlberg and Wm. Livingston of Bozeman and D. A. (illegible).
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Montane
Bozeman (Mont
FT. Osborne
T. H. Mehlberg
Wow. Livingston
Bogeman, D.A
Music Club Postponed For Concert At Church
The Music club will not meet at the Christian church this evening due to the concert. All are asked to attend next Monday night when the music is presented. A. J. Owen, President. Going Out of Business notices closing gallery and moving to Pullman Washington about June 1. Hume Bros. photographers. Forty members of parliament favor immediate and complete enfranchisement of women.
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Christian Church
A. J. Owen
Pullman
Wash
Hume Bros
Also Mentioned on This Page
Henderson
Atwood Bids
Chicago
East Oregonian
Morrow
Main Street
Herbert Boylen
Andy Rust
Ridges
John H. Bryant
Umatilla County
American Baptist Home Missionary Society
Insewelon
F. ‘T. Moulton
New York
S. Hunziker, Jeweler
Mt, Hood Noad
Union Services
Brooks State Evangelist
Joyer
Sullivan Street
Claremont
N. H
Foley
Koeppen
Rogers
Roger Et Cie
Paris
France
Koeppens
Price Drug Store
Peoplee
Hart, Schaffner & Mark
Hart Schaffner & Mar
Jean Maslin
Sol
Pour
Joan Lundy
Sweeney
Lundy
Dalles
Fitzgerald
Marshal Wood
Thor
Sults
Judiee Bradshaw
Woolgrowers’ Association
COT
Independent Wool Warehouse Co
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