Various City Notices and Classified Snippets From Teulach’s Era
A scatter of brief classifieds and notices including home for sale at 316 Jane street, five room cottage for rent, ice delivery from Dutton’s wagon, Victor taking machines offer, Teutsch’s restaurant open day and night, fancy ribbons and linen tablets advertised, lost brown kid glove with reward, Leathers & Nichols transfer services, and a wheat farm listing. Also mentions Epworth League convention trip sale via O R N and National Electric Light association event details.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Uc Rader
Nufsad
Nufsed
U. C
Rader
Carpeta
Candy Dutton
Teulach’s
Jane Street
Blue Mountain
Sharon & Exidings
Hurd
Teutsch
St. George
Dutton
Ally
Victor
Eller’n
Music Gore
Knot Court Street
Mia
Julia Norton
MI Street
Presbyterian Church
Kid Glover
Leathers & Nichol
Planca
Gritman's Cigar
Cunard liner Caronia stranded near Sandy Hook
The Cunard liner Caronia, after three days on a shoal off Sandy Hook, was floated with no serious injuries. She carried 3100 passengers and 400 crew, is 675 feet long, and only the Minnesota is larger among ships. Washington leads west of the Rockies in coal production, with Oregon second and higher output than California, Alaska, and Idaho combined. Des Moines resident Mark Hayes was found clinging to a maple tree 46 feet up after a burglary scare, awaiting rescue.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Cunard
Sandy Hook
Minnesota
Washington
Rocky Mountains
Oregon
California
Alaska
Idaho
Des Moines
Iowa
Mark Hayes
Shearing Ends as Crews Head to Baker and Eastern Points
Umatilla county finishes sheep shearing for the season as crews depart for Baker City and other Eastern Oregon sites. The McClellan group of 10 will travel to Pritchard Flats then on to Montana for three weeks of work, with pay at seven cents or eight cents plus board depending on location. Maxwell station near Umatilla is renamed Hermiston for time cards and post office use. Agent E C Smith returns from Portland after a productive system meeting with General Freight Agent Miller.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Baker
Oregon
Umatilla
Baker County
Weiser
Huntington
McClellan
Baker City
Pritchard Flats
Montana
J. P. O'Brien
Maxwell Station
Hermiston
Portland
E. C. Smith
R. B. Miller
Mrs Newcomb Recovering After Serious Operation
Mrs Charles Newcomb of Pilot Rock recently had a serious operation at St Anthony's hospital and is now recovered visiting her sister Mrs Mortimore in the velty.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Newcomb Pleoovernd
Charles Newcomb
Pilot Rock
St. Anthony's Hospital
Mortimore
Thursday Afternoon Club Meeting Set for Tomorrow
The Thursday Afternoon club will convene tomorrow at 10 a.m. at the home of Mrs. G. A. Hartman, Sr. A large turnout is hoped due to important business to transact.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
G. A. Hartman
Officers Captured near Toklo May 22
It is reported that junked with Russian officers had been captured, presumed during a reconnaissance from Vladivostok.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Toklo
Vladivostok
Notable Visitors and Residents in Pendleton Today
W J Thompson is ill at his Water Street home with scarlet fever. Prof R C French of Weston visits Pendleton staying at Hotel Bick era. PF Davis, chief deputy under Sheriff Taylor, at home today. William Blakley travels to La Grande on business. Fred Nolf recovers and returns to work. Constable J W Dykes of Milton visits Hotel St George. Prof E H Anderson of Athena public schools visits Hotel St George. J H Robbins of Spokane visits Hotel St George on business. Clark Nelson, Weston ball team manager, visits briefly. Mrs Richard Jones of Echo visits Hotel Bickers on business. William Nichols of Milton visits Hotel Pendleton on business. G A Nichola, formerly of Milton, now registered at Pendleton from Mexico City, visits. Barney Sheridan of Echo arrives for a visit. Theodore Danner, Athena photographer, spent weekend here. Henry Lazinka returns to Camas Prairie farm after a city stay. John T Whistler, head of Oregon reclamation, back from Portland. Dr T J Lloyd, veterinarian, reports excellent stock and crops after northern county trip. Mrs William Blakley leaves for Eastland farm for several days. Mr and Mrs R Thompson reside permanently on the farm. Dorsey M Hill of Walla Walla, Baker City track meet referee, spent Sunday in Pendleton. F J Walsh, civil engineer of Tekoa, visiting Hotel Pendleton on department business. W K Lucas of Davenport heads to John Day valley to buy cattle. Lucas Bros hardware of Davenport are in business. James Hill of Pendleton and Carl Helm of Pomeroy, Whitman college students, spent Sunday in Pendleton after Baker City tracks meet acting as judges.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Fred Nolf
Constable J. W. Dykes
Milton
Echo
Athena
Henry Lazinka
Camas Prairie
John T. Whistler
Reclamation Service
Oregon
Portland
T. J. Lloyd
William Blakley
Eastland
R. Thompson
Dorsey M. Hill
Walla Walla
Baker City
F. J. Walsh
Tekoi
Pendleton
W. EK. Lucas
Davenport
Wash
John Day Valley
Lucase Bros
James Hill
Carl Helm
Pomeroy, Wash
Whitman College
75 Charter Members Form Echo Eagle Aerie
An Eagle group founded at Echo with 75 charter members initiated Saturday night and about 25 more signers absent from the event. Officers elected include President W F Godfrey and Vice President J R Meany. A special train carried around 124 attendees. Pendleton team conducted the proceedings.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Aerie of Eagles
Echo
Amerie
W. F. Godfrey
J. R. Meany
M. Teel
R. Jones
H. M. Straw
T. M. Barnes
A. Taylor
F. R. Dorn
J. H. Leelzer
H. E. Stevens
B. Litcey
Pendleton
Rebekahs Leader to Visit Local Lodges Tonight
Suite President Mrs. Nora W. Barnett of Portland will arrive this evening and meet with the local Rebekahs lodge. She plans to visit all county focal lodges and meet Mrs. W. H. McCormmack. No Masonke Meeting Tonight. Pendleton lodge No. 62 suspended regular session. Billy Randall, once a Pacific coast pitcher, found destitute in Brooklyn and sent to hospital at age 65.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Nora W. Barnett
Portland
Athena
Rebekahs
W. H. McCormmack
Pendleton Lodge No
A. B
Billy Randell
New York
Billy Randall
Pacific Coast
Brooklyn
Question of Jurisdiction Delays Machen Trial
The Machen trial, scheduled for today in Washington, was postponed to tomorrow at the request of both sides. Attorneys will contend the government’s right to try Machen in this jurisdiction.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washington
August W. Machen
Machen
Sulphate Plant Burns Riverside Paper Plant Fire
The Riverside Paper company sulphate plant in Appleton Wisconsin was totally destroyed by fire this morning. Losses are estimated at 125000 dollars.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Appleton
Wis
Riverside Paper Company
Bankers' Tow and Bankers Row in Ohio Prisons
An editor notes banker Spear of Oberlin National Bank, jailed in Ohio for alleged theft, moved to Bankers Row as a confinement custom while awaiting trial outcomes. Eighteen Ohio bankers face indictments. ten are in the penitentiary at a time when demand for safe deposits affected. Also reported is a maple of red chaff wheat grown by L E Mars on Garden Road, claimed to be the finest in Marion county, and rumors of a plague impacting the Russian army and Harbin residents.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Spear
Oberlin National Bank
Camie Chadwick
Ohio State
Ohio
Ohio Penitentiary
L. E. Mars
Garden Road
Journal
Also Mentioned on This Page
Teutsch’s Department Store
Gale
Bentley & Hartman
Epworth League
Denver
Colo
Ll. Hunaker
Main Street
Maxwell
Koeppens
A. C. Koeppen & Brothers
W. J. Thompson
Water Street
R. C. French
Weston
Hotel Bickera
Rk, & SN
National Association of Electric Light Workers
Dry Goods
Lonxdale
Berkley Cambrics
Cotton Charlies
Peoples Warehouse
Childreiy
Harbin
Dindinger, Wilson & Company
Dindinger
Wilson
Pepe
THE
Golden Rule
Oxford
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!