City Brevities Try Hansen Sundaes and more
A collection of brief items mentions trying Hansen's sundae at Donnaldson's, dry weed, a gardener wanted at Cunningham ranch in Pilot Rock, fancy drinks at Donaldson's soda fountain, a furnished cottage for rent at 400 Water Street, Try Walters' Hard Wheat flour, Minnie dry wood for sale, Leathers Transfer Co. day night service, furnished housekeeping rooms at 102 Logan Street, 100 trimmed hats at half price, Mrs. Campbell's Millinery, baby photography at Bowman's studio near the bridge, and rent for two neatly furnished rooms at 812 South Main Street.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Donnaldson's
Minnis
Cunningham Ranch
Pilot Rock
Donaldson's
Water Street
Walters
Leathers Transfer Co
Logan Street
Goodman Hardware Co offers large line of goods and more
Local ads tout a wide assortment of appliances including hardwood white enamel refrigerators, ham mocks, extra fancy potatoes, and cheap butter. Also promoting shoes, insurance plans, coffee and tea, and bread from Rohrman. A Columbia phonograph package is offered with records, and travel news mentions a Seattle departure for Nome with mining plans near Solomon City.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Goodman Hardware Co
Peoples Warehouse
Main Street
W. Webb Street
U. S, Health & Accident Insurance Co
Saginaw
Mich
Western
Marcum
Portland
Ore
Chase & Sanborn
C. Rohrman
Columbia Phonograph
Bert Wilson
Schmidt Building
Rohrman
Reception by Pendleton High Alumni for Class of 1907
Last evening the Pendleton high school alumni association hosted a reception at the Eagles hall for the graduating class. Mrs. T. M. Henderson presided and J. R. Raley gave the welcome address. Miss Rona Ferguson and Mrs. Anna Selkirk-Norton performed songs before dancing with Johnson's Orchestra providing the music.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
The
Pendleton High School
Eagles’ Hall
T. M. Henderson
Alumni Assocuation
J. R. Raley
Mise Elder
Rona Ferguson
Anna Selkirk-Norton
Johnson
Pioneers at the Cove July 1 annual reunion report
The Union County Pioneer association plans its annual reunion at Cove on July 1. A debate swirls about tar and feathering Foraker if he travels to Browneville. A Brownsville delegation heads to Washington to testify in the senate investigation of riots. Socialists condemn the president and praise Moyer Haywood Pettibone. The Chicago Chronicle suspends publication citing unprofitability.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Cove
The
Union County Pioneer Association
Foraker
St. Louis
Brownsville
Washington
Menate Committee
R. L. Cowan
Anya
Browneville
Trenton
N. J
Moyer
Haywood and Pettibone
Personal visits fill city as numerous residents arrive and depart
A flood of names appears in a city note as W A Thompson from Eoho and A Hopton of Milton are recorded visiting. Captain Gowan of the land office at Hurna, Mrs J H Koonts of Sohota, and Zoe Mouser from Friday to a brief business trip also appear. Other locals include Frits Ellensberger from Nye, Mmes Echo Miller and J R Moore, J M Keeney, Rev G L Hall, Miss Elsie Eaton, C T Godwin, Loray Peterson, J B Kennedy, W G Hodder, A H Johnson, Carl Guliott, Ern Beat Corby, Verna Abbott, Frank R Reeves, Dr W H Lytle, and Will Johnson among many travelers and shippers visiting or leaving for Portland, Hermiston, Burns, Umatilla, or Baker City.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
W. A. Thompson
Eoho
A. Hopton
Milton Reaident
Captain Gowan
Hurna
J. H. Koonts
Sohota
Mra FR
Vnle
Zoe Mouser
Frits Ellensberger
Tattlenan
Hig Heey
Nye
Will Tohnson
Dwight-Edwards Company
Portland
Oo, & Thompson
Butter Creek
S. D. Peterson
Milton
Jean R. Moore
Denver
Col
J. B. Kennedy
Baker City
B. B. Kennedy
W. G. Hodder
Burns
Oregon
Indians to Parade for Baker City Fourth of July
Paul Showaway and other leading Umatilla Indians plan a real Indian parade for Baker City Fourth of July celebration. They will travel around June 16 to be ready. Baker City papers promote the parade as a leading feature of the event.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Baker City
Paul Showaway
Crop outlook cited after T. G. Montgomery’s W C R trip
T. G. Montgomery returned to town this morning after inspecting crop conditions along the W and C R line. He reports wheat, both spring and fall sown, proving well despite cold spring. He notes favorable weather could yield a good countywide harvest this year. Montgomery planned to leave Puget Sound company service to begin duties at Pendleton Savings Bank, with formal office turnover to his brother, J. E. B. Montgomery, likely Monday or later.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
T. G. Montgomery
Puget Sound Warehouse Company
J. E B. Montgomery
Umatilla
Montgomery
Puget Sound Company
Pendleton Savings Bank
Old Timers Boosters Fight for Sunday Ball Game
Preliminary negotiations are under way this afternoon to stage another game Sunday between the Old Timers and the Roosters. J A Estes, who managed the Old Timers at their frat appearance, is rallying his squad to form a strong lineup. If no local game is arranged, the club faces two weeks without a match, making a Frazer managed team date likely and potentially a game worth seeing. Lorimar will
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Frazer
Lorimar
Oldtimers pitch and new battery trial announced
Co C veteran Frazier dies in Hot Springs Ark at age and a major landowner in Union county with wheat holdings in this county. News reached La Grande by wire yesterday. He had long been ill and this season invested heavily in Umatilla county farmland.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Co. C. Frazier
C. ¢. Finger
Grand Ronde Valley
Hot Springs
Ark
la Grande
Union County
Yeis
Umatilla County
Kamela saloon liquor license petition filed
W G Eptes of this city petitions Union county court for a saloon liquor license at Kamela. Repeated attempts have been made to start a saloon there for railroad men, but all prior efforts failed. It is expected remonstrance will be presented against the license.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Kamela
W. G. Eptes
County Court of Union
Karmela
Willle
Divorce Suit Filed for Mary A Longton seeks name change
In circuit court today Mary A Longton filed for divorce from Phil Longton. They wed in Portland on August 28 1905 and have no children. She asks to revert to her maiden name Mary A Ott. Peter West is attorney for the plaintiff.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mary A. Longton
Phil Longton
Portland
Mary A. Ott
Peter West
Notice to settle debts by June 20 from Robert Forster
All parties knowing themselves to be indebted to me will kindly call at my office and settle by June 20, Robert Forster.
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Robert Forster
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Louis Hunziker
Optician
M. Cancelliere
la Trinacria
Pittsburg
Nome
Wesley Matlock
G. F. Kimball
Seattle
Weasley Matlock
GC. F. Kimball
Benator
Mince
W. P
Solomon City
Matlock
Midnight Sun Mining Company
Huylers
New York City
IDRUG
Pormer
Chicago Chronicle
Chicago
Chronicle This
A. H. Johnson
Carl Guliott
Ern
Corby
Verna Abbott
Walla Walla
Anna Selkirkh-Norton
Frank R. Reeves
American Type Founders Co
W. H. Lytle
Fred Waffle
Maud Taylor
Oscar Cain
Ely
H. Bennett
Wiest National Bank
Heppner
Citizen's Bank
W. T. Williamson
Weston
Oreton Masons
Athena
Athena Lodge of Masone
Pendleton Lodge
Lydia E. Pinkham
James C Ster
James Chester
W. 35Th St
New York
Lydia EK. Pinkham
Mrs. Pinkham
Tas Beens
Bud Atkinson
Corner
Alte Sts
Byers
Pendleton Roller Mills
W. S. Byers
Jeweller
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