Various shops advertise goods and services in Pendleton
An assortment of local ads notes sales on clothing and fabrics, kitchenware, fresh produce, and household items. Various merchants including Wade, Hawley Bros, Rees, and Teutsch promote groceries, meats, seeds, cigars, and prompt services. mentions furniture, rent notices, and a Roosevelt visit teaser with train tickets from O R N.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Chris Rawley
Teutsch's
Pendleton Steam Laundry
Court = street
el Sidelo
Rees’ Cigar
Court Street
Oliver & Co
Hawley Bros
Settlement Talk Aims to End Rigby Clove Dispute
The Pendleton article reports ongoing settlement talks between Rigby Clove Manufacturing and the Carpenters Union. A compromise plan lets workers join the union or take stock in the company. Carpenters seek a peaceful resolution while noting past grievances and cautioning against coercion. Union and management both express willingness to find an honorable outcome.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Carpenters’ Union
Nice
Carpenters
Carpenters and Joiners of America
G. W. Rigby
Boar Oregonian
Carpenters Union
Rigby
Mesas
Mr. Cook
Rigby-Clove Manufacturing Company
Carpenter Union
Rigby-Clowe Manufacturing Company
Pendleton
Lat ter readiness to discuss in private or public COMMITTER
A terse note expresses willingness to discuss the matter with you either in private or in a stated forum called COMMITTER. The language hints at a formal or organizational setting where dialogue is encouraged, though details are sparse and the context unclear.
Pendleton Wins In Poor Dayton Ball Exhibition
Pendleton defeated Dayton 16 to 14 in a wretched exhibition at Dayton yesterday afternoon. Whitfield and Collyer were retired early for Dayton, and Brown and Habe inspired Pendleton through a high error game. Colfax beat Walla Walla 4 to 0 in 10 innings as both teams played well despite the long contest.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Dayton
Wash
Ley
Whitfield
Collyer
Habe
Brown
Pendleton
Ahad
Veley
Marquis
Walla Walla
Colfax
Woame
McGucken
Browall
Edwards
Fisher
Walla Walla Batteries: Moducken Stovall and Edwards
Walla Walla faced Colfax with Moducken Stovall and Edwards. Colfax counters with Raphel Somers and Case in a decisive match.
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Walla Walla
Moducken
Stovall and
Edwards
Raphel
Somers
Colfax
Spokane trip scores high school pupils in warehouse contest
The four top vote getters in the Spokane Peoples Warehouse contest at 3 o clock were Myrtle Dieney Josephine Cameron Edith Johnaan Mabel Reynolds Furnish Slater Be Williams Fad var Emich Frank Mieren. Balloting will close at tonight and winners notified tomorrow. A teacher will accompany the student party to Spokane and meet them on the train at Spokane. Also mentioned is Joseph Forest, brother in law of County Treasurer Summerville, traveling to meet President Roosevelt in Walla Walla Monday with plans to renew acquaintance.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Peoples Warehouse
Myrtle Dieney
Josephine Cameron
Edith Johnaan
Mabel Reynolds
Furnish Slater
Be Williams
Fadvar Emich
Frank Mieren
Party of Scholare
Bpokesman-Heylen
Spe Dannaar
Prealdan
Moosevelt
Joseph Forest
Summerville
Walla Walla
Roosevelt
Forest
Provident excursion train to Walla Walla departs noon Monday May 26
Provident offers an excursion train from O H N depot at 12 o'clock noon on Monday May 26 to Walla Walla. Return from Walla Walla at 10 pm. Round trip price is 140 dollars. Tickets are valid for return on May 26.
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Ci Walla
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Main and
Alta Streets
Houser’s
Delta
Joerger’s
Nome
Grat's
Age
Sepplice
Apie Pew
Campbell
Rader's
J. & Kees
Main Street
Court
E. T
Op Ranch
Castle's
Neuman
Sharp
Schmidt's
Gedney
Queen Olives
Hawley Tor
Camas Prairie
E. T. Wade
Nolf's
Hanlon’s
Clear
Association Block
Earnhart
Association
Delta Candy Store
T. Wade
Alta Street
Savings Bank
Ward's
Rollingstones
Castile
Ice Crean
Rigby-Clove Company
Spokane
President Roosevelt
I Serges
Walle Walle
Dallas
Firyt
Tani
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Pendleton Tayton
Walla Walle
Douglas
Boston
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