Local classified notice board bids for coal and rooms
A jumbled Pendleton classified page lists coal and wood deliveries from Rock Spring coal and Dutch Henry, room rentals in Judd building and Willow street, furnished rooms, barn board rates, horse pas ture near Hellx Oregon, a sale of a Percheron Glendive and dozens of ad lines. Also transfer services, boarding, and real estate offers with contacts T. M. Henderson and Teutsch & Bickers.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Pendleton
Teutch & Bickers
Chance Rogers
Bill
Kent
West Webb Atreet
Teutsch & Bickers
Northern Pacific Ry
Spokane
Adium
Pgni and Bros
Main Street
T. M. Henderson
Dutch Henry's
Franklin
Httle
Gong
J. .W. Davis
E. Webb
H. E. Bush
Nyssa
Ore
Fere
Teutach & Pickers
Fourteen year old killed during Halloween prank
Premerton resident Beland Clas, son of Frank Clay, was shot instantly by an unidentified man while he and about a dozen youths were engaging in Halloween pranks. The event occurred during a nighttime disturbance in Pendleton.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mallowe'en
Premerton, Wael
Beland Clas
Frank Clay
City
Alde Nag
Hallowe'en
Public notice for bill presents to Korn in Judd Building
To the Public. All parties having bills against Co, LL, and Infy, O, N. G., are requested to present Chema once to Captain M.S. Korn, Room 06, Judd Building.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Infy
N. G
M.S. Korn
Judd Building
Massive Chinese Hair Product Shipment Sparked by Edict
A Seattle report notes a large shipment from China to New York to supply imported human hair used for curls and puffs. The imperial edict cutting off queues prompted the export surge for fashion needs.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Seattle
New York
Chinoa
Pendleton Echoes Personal News From Local Visitors
A string of social notes lists residents and visitors in Pendleton and nearby towns. John Larsen of The Dalles, J T Alnkle of Echo, Dr Ed Kennedy of Echo, and others are recorded as arriving or staying overnight. Local officials, merchants, and professionals including H M Cockburn, Fred B Judd, and J D Guyett are noted in city, county, and regional contexts.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
John Larsen
The
Dalles
Bowman, T
Gene TR. Moore
Colorado
We City
Laura D. Nash
G. BE. Carnes
Pilot Rock
George W. Dane
Ford Carper
Benedict
Uulay
H. M. Cockburn
Milton
John P. Winter
N. P
Fred B. Judd
American Nationnal Bank
Portland
J. D. Guyett
Wapato
Wisk
M. Russell
Nye
Pendleton
A.M. Knapp
Hermiston Carpenter
J. K. Smith
Minnesota man to inherit fortune from Seattle benefactress
An ailing Minnesota man, Brad ford of Portland, is named sole beneficiary by a Seattle resident, described as a former sweetheart from Wells, Minn. The transfer follows a bequest amid illness as the Seattle woman in her prime plans to ensure Albert J. Smith of Wells receives the fortune.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Land Agul
Bradford
Slater
Rebekah
Smith
Minnesota
Seattle
Wash
Mra
Portland
Rapper
Albert J. Smith
Wells, Minn
Morality Prize Awarded Watch To Young Villager
Howard Bennett of Ludlow Center Mississippi reached age twenty one without liquor or profanity and received a gold watch from a fund raised by a former resident. The village church minister presided over the presentation.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ludlow Center
Howard Bennett
Also Mentioned on This Page
Hellx
Oregon
W. H. Albee
Wohlenberg
Prelper
John
Harry Akiy
Willow Street
Marin
B.A. Morton
Pasco
W. Adams
California
Northern Pacific
Cabtage Tail
W. H. Bell
Cal
Hentley & Leffingwell
Dutch Henry
Main 173
Rock Springs
Myr
Jesse
Clinton
Koeppen
Will Ake
Jesse Falling
Toneer Plang
A. C. Koeppen Dé Dros
BE. Runyon
E. Wake
Echo
J. T. Lieuallen
Adams
W. Kk
Ellie
the Imperial
Portlhund Journal
Charles Lobaugh
Ely
Warren Street
Rock Waseball
Charles O. Blakeslee
John Bradon
Sam van Vactor
Ametiila
Morrow
Imperial
Portland Journal
Jack Cherry
Missouri
Z. P. Winter
Joseph Skrable
St. Paul
Minn
Regis
Winter
Skrable
Southland
Geis
Just
Vici
Wohlenberg Dep’t. Store
Oregon Motor CO
Court ST
DR. Gray
Bowman Hotel
Pendleton’s
All
Calico
Clark
Coats
F. E. Livengood & Company
the Ladies and Childrens Store
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