Sunny Room and Shoes at Sullivan and Bond Store
Local advertisement notes racks of smoking jackets at 3.60 and Gloria shoes for ladies, Teutsch school shoes, Rembrandt Studio specials, and a sale on parcels at The People’s Warehouse. It lists rent rooms, job inquiries, and various goods from fruit to hardware with prices and offers.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
A. C. Rader
Withee's
Martin's
Gloria
Roosewits
Teutwoh's
Delia
North
Mra. Champbell'n
P. O
Sullivan & Hond'a
Miain Street
Western Art Co
Court Street
Teutsch's
Rembrandt
Cottonwood
Court
Elgin
Sullivan '& Bonds
J. Z. Brown
Lincoln Street
Knet Oregonian
Barriog Ditchonda
Nol Book Sters
Howe
People's Warehouse
Pendleton
North Fork
Dalles
Notable Visitors and Local Sightings in Pendleton
A string of residents and visitors were reported in Pendleton last night and today. H H Gilbert of Prot Rock and Mrs John Adame of Adams were in the city, while Deputy L G Steele of Nolin stayed overnight. Thomas Drumheller of Laomeeee Bros. of Walla Walla arrived. Mrs Gideon Brown and Mrs Tillie Carlson are due back from Portland. A Hartman Sr and party plan to return tonight after trips east and to the St Louis fair. Senator W Fulton passed through for Portland after Harney and Grant speaking tours. W Adams, Pendleton pioneer of Meacham Creek, was seen seeking winter supplies. Ernest Worle of Pilot Rock noted seeding progress but rain is needed. Ben Holt of Holt Brow Mfg Co left for The Dalles after two days here. he lives in Walla Walla. Abs Miller, pioneer founder of Pendleton’s land, is in town returning from Colfax. Dr T J Lloyd reports wheat rising nicely east and northeast of Pendleton. J B R Wilson of Kamela, a leading wood dealer, visited last night. wool output in mountains was heavy due to wood scarcity last year.
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H. H. Gilbert
Prot Rock
John Adame
Adams
F. Steele
Nolin
Pendleton
Thomas Drumheller
Laomeeee Bros
Walla Walla
Mra
Gideon Brown
Tillie
Carlwon
Portland
A. Hartman, Sr
St. Louis Fair
W. Fulton
Harney
Grant
Ernest Worle
Pilot Rock
Ben Holt
Holt Brow Manufacturing Co
Dalles
Mr. Holt
Abs Miller
Colfax
T. J. Lloyd
Jum
J. BR. Wilson
Kamela
Hansford Names Umatilla Exhibit Committee Members
W D Hansford named C E Toomnevelt and Bert Huffman to join the county exhibit committee for Lewis and Clark displays. The group will collect county exhibits ahead of the June 1 opening, with Forshaw arranging storage in a vacant room.
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W. D. Hansford
Umatilla County
J. A. Bolte
The
Commercial Association
Mr. Hansford
C. E. Toomnevelt
Bert Huffman
Masocia
Forshaw
Seven Applicants to Be Examined for Rural Carrier Posts
Seven applicants for rural mail carrier positions will be examined tomorrow in the Women's Merchants Association rooms. Clyde Finch of the local post office will conduct the exams. Names are not listed, only the numbers from Washington. Examinations cover vacancies on rural route delivery in Umatilla County, per post office rules.
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Tomohow
Wommerch! Association
Clyde Finch
Washington
Umatilla
Portal Department
Residence Burned After Gas Stove Explosion
Fire late last night destroyed the residence of J. Salting due to the explosion of a gas stove. Damage to house and furniture totaled about $1000, with much of the upper floor salvaged. The blaze was first discovered around 11 o clock.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
J¢mme Salting
Many Drilla Sold at A Kunkel Implement Dealer
A Kunkel, a local implement dealer, reports unusually strong demand for drills this wood year. The 10foot drill with one hole is the preferred style in the county as farmers from across the wheat belt bring in inquiries. Farmers expect total wheat sowing to match last year with slight local rises.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
A. Kunkel
Thie
Kunkel
Auction of Boston Dry Goods Stock Saturday
The entire dry goods stock of the Boston store will be sold at public auction on the street near the highest bidder. Sale from 10 to 12 and 1 to 6 o'clock. Wm Yonka, auctioneer.
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Auvetion of Dry Goods
Boston
Wm. Yonka
Oregon Wool Contracts Reported At 20 Cents
Boston reports from Oregon claim eastern Oregon and Idaho wool clips for 1906 are contracted as high as 20 cents per pound. James H. Gwinn, secretary of the Oregon Woolgrowers' Association, says such reports are exaggerated and little Oregon wool has been contracted. He notes sales are quiet and urges markets to stay steady to avoid stampede. Idaho and Utah wool have been contracted. Oregon wool remains cautious to protect the spring market.
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Oregon
J. H. Gwinn
Idaho
Utah
Boston
Boston Commission
Umatilla County
James H. Gwinn
Oregon Woolgrowers’ Association
Gwinn
Christmas portraits now at Wheeler's Alta Street studio
Take your photos early this season and avoid rush delays. Wheeler, a photographer on Alta Street just east of Savings Bank, offers quality work and urges customers to begin the process now to ensure good portraits for Christmas.
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Wheeler
Alta Street
Savings Bank
Cure a Cold in One Day Ad Claims Laxative Bromo Quinine
An old newspaper ad promises to cure a cold in one day with Laxative Bromo Quinine Tablets and refunds if it fails. It notes EB. W. Grove's fixture on each box and asks if readers have seen the smoking jackets.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
EB. W. Grove
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Lee Teutsch’s Dept. Store
Main and
Alta Streets
Knox
Hanan
Sullivan & Ie
Photon
Tembrandt
Sullivan & Bond
Carieon's
Havbrouck's
Qigarature. & George
Mra, Cooper, Propri
New Place
Collinwood Street
Oneeek
T, Wate & Son
Helix
New York City
Fred
Ne & Construction Co
Robrman
Rodlyn Wood and Anny
Weir W. & C. R
Frieght
United States
Matty
Koeppens
W. Adams
Meacham Creek
Lecture Association
Epworth League
Thi City
Northwest
People’s Ly A
Peoples Warehouse
Kingsbury
China
Koo
Fis
the Peoples Warehouse
Hoston Commission
Waterman Ideal
Waterman
Delphos
V. Stroble 210
Court Se
Brunswick Bowling Alley
Wade Siler
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