Local Classified Items From Pendleton Oregon
A dense string of small ads and notices from the Pendleton area listing services for rent sale and employment. Items include wanted dresses and cooks, for sale milch cow and touring car, lost Greek letter pin and monogram, seeds and lumber posts, and transportation details for river passengers on the Bailey Gatzert. Also notes on furniture storage and moving, lawn care, and local business contact numbers.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Cornwell
Cosbie
J. A. Borle Lumber Co
Stoddard-Dayton
Victor
Warren
Music House
Main and
Water Streets
Central Meat Market Sold to Ross E Carney
Ross E Carney has purchased the Central Meat Market from the firm Geo. Goodman & Co. and will operate the business going forward. He will collect all accounts due and pay all outstanding bills against the firm Geo. Goodman, Ross E. Carney.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ross E. Carney
Frm
Geo. Goodman & Co
Pendleton Wood Scouring and Packing stockholders meeting
Notice to stockholders of Pendleton Wood Scouring and Packing Company that a meeting will be held Tuesday May 20 1913 at 2 p m at the company office in Pendleton Oregon. E J Judd president and E J Burke secretary announce the event.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Pendleton Wood Scouring & Packing Company
Pendleton
Ore
Judd
E. J. Burke
Jaeger Jr Vacuum Cleaner Ad Promises Low Price
Call Yor Demonstrator and have a demonstrator call to show the new $10 Jaeger Jr Vacuum Cleaner offered with the East Oregonian for $4.45, fully guaranteed. The ad stresses a low price and guaranteed quality with home demonstrations.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Jaeger, Jr
East Oregonian
New Jaeger Jr Vacuum Cleaner Demonstration
A demonstrator will call to provide a practical demonstration of the new Jaeger Jr Vacuum Cleaner. The model is offered at 10.00 with a 4.85 guarantee, and interested customers are urged to call Main 1 for details or to arrange a demonstration.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Jaeger, Jr
East Oregonian
Janitor at Baker Y M C A Missing in Oregon
Baker Oregon May 21 mystery grips officers over Frank Rising janitor of the Y M C A building He left a note saying I put my money and candy away and has not been seen since Saturday night Brown secretary found the candy but not the money Rising who hid cash in Browns desk was last seen as pool area was emptied The trail includes a ticket purchase to La Grande about 11 16 PM Saturday and a sheriff alert follows his disappearance The 36 year old has a varied past from peanut butcher to parachute jumps and was in town about 18 months The note and unclosed pool area trap offer clues to a possible exit or foul play
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Baker
Ore
Frank Rising
Edwin Brown
Brown
Horace Ryder
Personal mentions fill Pendleton social pages
Alan Thomson of Echo and Walter Adams from his farm near Adams are among visitors and residents noted in Pendleton last night. George Zain joins Walla Walla visitors, Leroy Spencer travels from La Grande, and J M Thrall of The Dalles attends the Bowman. Other locals listed include J M Keeney, A Hales, Zoe Hopser and Rev Tallman. The report also mentions Sheriff Taylor’s health, Roy T Bishop returning from Okanogan, J H Reid from Hermiston, Oliver F P Morton reclamation attorney, and C G Fletcher and family guests from North Yakima. Local editors, Charles Freeman and Mrs Neem, are noted with Davenport visit.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Alan Thomson
Echo
Walter Adams
Adams
George Zain
Walla Walla
Pendleton
Leroy Spencer
la Grande
J. M. Thrall
Dalles
Bowman
J. M. Keeney
Pilot Rock
A. Hales
Wakeburg
St. George
Zoe Hopser
Haker
George A. Hartman, Jr
Maker
Boise
T. D. Taylor
McNaught
Mermiston
Roy T. Bishop
NPP
Okanogan
Washington
J. H. Reid
Hermiston
Oliver FP. Morton
Reclamation
Wis
C. G Fletcher
Minnie &. Fletcher
Richard Fletcher
North Yakima
J. Smith
Portland
George Hartman, Jr
Troy Raley
John Adams Ranch
Neat Adams
G. L., Hurd
Stanfield Standard
Charles Freeman
The
East Oregonian
Davenport
Si Neem
Sarah Savage
Spo- Kihe
Oregon Agricultural College Announces 52 Summer Courses
May 21. Oregon Agricultural College Corvallis opens June 16 and closes July 25 for a six weeks summer session offering 52 courses. A faculty of 72 instructors plus 21 specialists from various schools and departments will teach. Notable names include J W Acker man, Miss Luna Bigelow, G A Briscoe and many state, city, and district education leaders. Ressler directs the session to aid state teachers.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
ALC
Oregon Agricultural College
Corvallis
Ore
J. WH. Ackermain
Oregon Normal School
Monmouth
C. ¢. Brown
Douglas County
J. A. Churchill
Baker City
T. J. Gray
Clackamas County
L. P. Harrington
Florence Kelley
National Consumers’ Leagure
J. K. Kerchen
Portland
R. W. Kirk
J. S&s Landers
Pendleton
N. C. Maris
Mr. Harrington
Cornelia Marvin
The
Library Commission
A. J. O'Reilly
Linn County
A. G. Raab
North Bend
W. R. Rutherford
McMinnville
A. A. Sanborn
H. C. Seymour
Polk County
A. C Strange
Dalles
Lillian Tingle
Calvin White
State Board of Health
EK. D. Ressler
Redfield to Inspect Immigration Posts Coast to Alaska
Secretary of Commerce Redfield plans a summer tour to inspect immigration stations along the Canadian border and the Pacific coast. He will visit Alaska and the Pribilof Islands, travel aboard a U S revenue cutter, and be accompanied by Mrs. Redfield and their son, leaving Washington around July 16 and returning via Chicago in mid September.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washington
Secretary of Commerce
Redfield
Pacific Coast
Alaska
Pribiloff Islands
Department of Commerce
Chicago
Chapel Car St Peter In Pendleton Yards Of OWRN
The Catholic Church Extension Society uses the chapel car St. Peter and it is presently in the Pendleton yards of the Oregon Washburn Rail? No. O.W.R. & N. reports indicate the vehicle is stationed there awaiting further assignment or shipment.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
The
Catholic Church Extension Society
Pendleton
Adams Residents Visit in Walla Walla
Special correspondence from Adams Oregon reports a birth in the Adams family with Dr Newsom of Athena attending. The piece lists visitors and local activity from Adams to Athena and Pendleton, noting various residents traveling, shopping trips, and social calls across Adams, Athena, Pendleton, Weston, Helix, Walla Walla, and Portland.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Adams
Ore
Fred Adams
Dr Newsom
Athena
Rogers
Fred Brown
Harriet
J. Brown
Walla Walla
Marquis
Wis Liewallen
Weston
Eleene Bowling
Pendleton
Casper Woodward
A. Thompson
Helix
N. Carlton
Mrs. Hepenstein
Idaho
N. C. Carlton
M. A. Baker
Allen
N. Burray
P. J. Hale
Lara Whitely
Mrs. J. Peringer
Ruth McKingie
E G. Marquis
Dupuis
Portland
C. Owens
Ben Simonton
Chalmer
Aleck McKenzie
Sim Almy
F. A. Lievallen
Herman Stone
Local residents travel and visits noted in Echo area
Saturday extended trip to Willamette valley. Pendleton visits by Mrs F F George and children. Mrs Bert Mullins travels to Clarks ton Wash to visit mother. Wm Hoggard of Stanfield and Wm Boyd return to manage business. Lucia Gillett and Neva visit Pendleton. Win Benedict moves to Despain Guich with Goldie Hess. Residents attend Freckles in Pendleton by auto. Evangeline Dobbie returns home. T G Smith to Albany then Medford for Grand Lodge and Rebekah Assembly events.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Willamette Valley
F. F. George
Pendleton
Bert Mullins
Clarkston, Wash
Wm. Hoggard
Stanfield
Wm. H. Boyd
Portland
Lucille Gillett
Neva
Win. Bennedict
Goldie Hess
Despain Guich
W. A. Jones
R. B. Stanfield
A. B Thomson
Evangeline Dobbie
Echo High School
Henrietta Rebekah
Oo. O. F
Echo
Ore
Medford
Rebekah
New concrete building rising at First and Main in Echo
Special Correspondence Echo Oregon May 21 Contractor H E Allen has a large crew at work on a reinforced concrete 60 by 75 foot single story garage and auto supply shop for Echo Motor Co with machine shop attached. Completion is planned within six weeks. The wool scouring plant is temporarily shut for repairs with many workers laid off. extra helps are en route and will resume in days. Mr and Mrs Arunda Longwell depart for Hood River as Episcopal conference delegates. Mr and Mrs Louis Scholler also mentioned.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Echo
Ore
H E. Allen
First
Main Streets
Echo Motor Co
As & Garage
Arunda Longwell
Hood River
Episcopal Church
Louis Scholler
Hermiston Team Leads The League In Big Win
Hermiston beat Stanfield 6 to 2 after a scoreless tie through six. Blakeley pitched a strong game for Hermiston, hurt by a foul ball yet the offense pulled away in seventh and eighth innings to seal the victory. Hermiston stays undefeated at 6-0 with one more home game against Umatilla Echo and Stanfield. Community notes mention visits by local residents and end of term plans as well as a note on Easter lilies forced by artificial heat.
Boise Loses First Game to Bucks in Slow Pitch Loss
Boise fell 6 to 1 as Pendleton’s timely bunting and Boise errors broke a tight pitching duel. Bridger and Osborne delivered solid effort, but four Pendleton bunts in the sixth inning produced four runs, sealing Boise’s defeat.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
BOISE
BUCKS
Batteries for Today Boise Johnston and Gard
Pendleton Wells and Byrnes stay busy supplying batteries for daily use. Local shops Boise Johnston and Gard offer a range of cells suitable for household devices and gadgets.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Boise—Johnston and Gard
Pendleton—Wells and Byrnes
Gimlin to Start Southpaw as Bucks Face Boise
Boise May 21 Gimlin will send another southpaw against the Bucks today Intends to work Johnston the college crooked arm Johnston has shown good form in the Tri state but has a tendency to be wild If his control is wood the Pucks will have little chance of hitting him A Boise boy will probably pitch for the Bucks He is Al Wells well known to Boise fans Al has been with the Pendleton club all this season He has pitched some road games but his arm has been a little lame for the last few days If he is in shape he will work today and if he cant go it will be Peet If Peet pitches it will be his first appearance with Pendleton He opened the season with Baker and was here with the Gold Diggers They released him and he signed with McKune last Sunday When he signed Peet McKune released McGarrigle the left-hander he had on his staff.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Boise
Gimlin
Bucks
Johnston
Tri-state
al Wells
Pendleton
Peet
Baker
Gold Diggers
McKune
McGarrigle
Export of Electric Machinery Reaches 23 Million Dollars
Officials report that more than twenty three million dollars in electric machinery was exported last year, reflecting strong industrial activity. Strong demand supported by technology firms and manufacturers. Data shows notable shipments to multiple markets and sustained export growth.
Portable searchlight perfected for night lineman repairs
A portable searchlight designed for linemen enables safer night repair work. The device focuses light for crews working on power lines, improving visibility and reducing risk during evening or nighttime maintenance.
Also Mentioned on This Page
White Sale
F. E. Livengood & CO
the Ladies’ and Children’s Store
Ladies Home Journal
United Orchestra
O Hohbach
Court Street
John Gagen
Joe el
Amertcan National Bank
Jack
A. T. Matthews
Jane Street
Penland Brothers Transfer
Penland Bros
Main Street
Pendleton Specialty Co
Jas. H Estes
Stonewall Jackson Street
H. E. Bickers
Grand Union Tea Co
Walla Walla, Wash
H. P. Overland
Liberty
Chas, Despain
Co. Monin Ylente
Ehiack
Athens
O.W
Fe & N
Urses
Nisbeth's Sanitarium
Lovejoy Street
Oregonian
Columbia River
F. J. Donaldson
Baker Y. M.C. A
Panama Canal
Rev. Tallman
J. V Tallin
J. B. Manning
Pilot Reek
Car “St. Peter
Hermiston Team
Blakeley
Umatilla
J. A. M. Robb
Miss Blagely
Otto G Sapper
Earl Gibson
Geo. Patterson
Des Chutes
Sears Brownell
Bridger
Osborne
Pendletonians
Pendleton Lab
Marke B
Bunts
Molae
Watermeyers
Binuser
Reams
Altermatt
Rader
Clark
Cake
Friene
Everted
Augustus
Dougherty
Baldy
Varian
Haworth
Blansseur
Winkler
Gard
Blausser
Bee Clark
A Reams
Eens Altermatt
Cage
Cee Gard
Ambe
Eaurt
Lodell
Byrnes
Leens Besa
Eeeaui
Bolse
Case
Varlan
Mead
College Southpaw TO
BOGE
This is just the beginning! Our collection holds over 300 years of history, including rare newspapers, obituaries, marriage records, birth records, and so much more—most of which you won’t find anywhere else!