Local Traders Advertised In City Briefs
A ragged listing of shop names and sales in town includes Kunkel's, Teutsch's, Owl Tea House, The Mint, and Teutsch's for hats, shoes, slippers, shirts, and furnishings. Notices mention M. D. eye ear nose throat services, hotel cafe hours, and a street sale at The Boston, plus charity offers and an Oregon Day excursion with O R N scheduling.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Boston
Kunkel's
Martin's
Ainhard
Mint
Owl Tea House
Kunkel
Big Ben
de Valled
Korea
Campbell's
Birkenbeck
M. D
Sol
Oregon
E. C. Smith
Zack
U. C
McAdam
New Spring
Teutsch's
Panama
Teutsch’s
Upcoming Events and Local Notices Schedule Summary
May 24-27 Oregon State Grange Corvallis May 2 Farmers institute Pendleton May 27-28 Caledonian picnic Athena June 3-4 Umatilla county pioneers reunion Weston June 6 rubber-tired buggy giveaway East Oregonian June 6 general election Oregon June 16-17 Oregon encampment G A R Hood River June 2 thirty-second Oregon Pioneers reunion Portland June 23-26 Northwest Sportsmen tournament Pendleton August 22-27 American Mining Congress Portland Frank G Mitchell Brock McComas in Athena in town yesterday in charge of Athena drug store to remain indefinitely removal sale Owl Tea House.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Oregon State Grange
Corvallis
Farmers' Fustitute
Pendleton
Caledonian
Athena
Umatilla
Portland
American Mining Congress
Frank G. Mitchell
Brock & McComas
Mitchell
Athena Drug Store
Pendleton Wonders Take Late Victory In See-Saw Game
A crowded field eyes Pendleton Wonders vs La Grande as Hartman and Alexander return. Pendleton gains advantage late after tense exchanges and umpire confusion, with final score 8 to 4 in favor of the Wonders as officials award the last inning victory.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
la Grande
Baseball Grounds
Pendleton Wonders
Pendleton
Hartman
Alexander
Fairchilds
Hall
Prookler
van Buren
Jones
Knapp
Frooms
Strand
King
Matthews
Drake
Froome
Alto Piacer
la Grande Boys
Pendleton Hosts Notables and Visitors Across Town
Weston's H McBride and Heppner's T G Hart are in Pendleton while Senator Levi Ankeny from Walla Walla returns home. Echo residents Asa B Thompson and Miss Minerva Monteith from Portland visit, with Mrs Caspar Van Dran hosting. Portland attorney wife Mrs Hazen stays with Mrs Hell. J M Blair of La Grande visits. Roy M Miller of Sumpter surveys a baseball game.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
H. McBride
Weston
Pendleton
T G. Hart
Heppner
Leon Straus
San Francisco
C. A Miller
Echo
Levi Ankeny
Walla Walla
Asa B. Thompson
William Blakley
Henry C. Adams
Bickers
Minerva Monteith
Portland
Alter
Casper van Dran
George W. Hazen
George 8
Hell
Raley Street
J. M. Blair
la Grande
St Anthony's Hospital
Roy HM. Miller
First National Bank of Sumpter
Giant Minnesota and Dakota set for Pacific voyage
New York announces the Minnesota and Dakota giant steamers built by J J Hill will sail for the Pacific on July 4 to haul grain from Puget Sound to the Orient. Captain John Truebridge takes charge. vessel aims to reach mid September. Local Northwestern officials say freight rates won’t be altered by the ships’ arrival.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Minnesota
Portland
New York
Dakota
J. J. Hii
Parget Sound
Orient
Utle
John Truebridge
San Francisco
Victoria
Tacoma
Oriental Points
J. J. Hill
le Great North Era
Puget Sound
Also Mentioned on This Page
Farmers” Institute
Express
Teutsch’s Dept
Main and
Alta Streets
P Maytower
Booth Main Street
Hitton’s
Court Street
Kunkel’s
St. George
Joerger’s
Weat Court Street
Hier & Daley
Hustle & Skill
Complaint & Grouch
Merchants’ Cafe
C. Robrman
Hunziker
Progressive Jeweler
Main Street
Keeppen
Merle Lee
Koeppens
Price
A. C. Koeppen & Brothers
Farmers’ Institute
Peoples Warehouse
THE
J. Hill
Pacific
Paris
A. Girird
Lazarre
Walter T. Griffin
Limoges
France
Carrier Millinery
Kemmerer Coal
Savings Bank Building
Pendleton Steam Laundry
Cottonwood Street
Goodman-Thompson Hardware Co
Schwarzer Greulich Meat Co