Rembrandt Studio and Silenced Shops Featured in Pendleton Listings
Fragmented ad notes from Pendleton columns show Rembrandt Studio at 728 Cottonwood near Court, furniture and clothing items like smoking jackets and hats, price quotes from local shops, and multiple classifieds about rooms for rent, sales, and a loan request. Mentions of local businesses, houses, and a firemen fundraiser appear amid scattered notices.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Manny
U. C
Withee's
Hohbach
Martin's
Roosevelt's
Gloria
Roonevelt'a
Teutech'a
Delia
Muale Hall
Sullivan & Bond's
Sullivan & Bond's Shore
Main Street
Toutech's
Rembrandt Studio
Cottonwood
Court
Miremien's Day charity sale aids Pendleton Fire Dept
Sullivan and Bond announce a November 12 event giving 10 percent of sales to the Pendleton Firemen's Relief Fund. The store opens 7 am to 9 pm with extra clerks for expected crowds. In other news, the schooner Challenge from Roche Harbor burned and scuttled off Washington coast. crew saved at Booth Bend.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
San Francisco
Challenge
Roche Harbor
Booth Bend
Wash
Dawson District Disorder Attracts Yukon Fugitives
News from Fairbanks and Tanana via Dawson reports rampant disorder in the winter. Tough characters from the Yukon flock to the district with one third more people than last winter. A Japanese cook seeks two jobs at wages of 30 dollars a month, address P O Box 34. Leap year ball scheduled for tomorrow night.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Dawson
Vancouver
B. C
Fairbanks
Tanana
Yukon
P. O.box
WIDE-RANGING LOCAL NOTES FROM PENDLETON AREA
Pendleton today hosts Frank Weldon and several officials including G. Willinon and William Connolly visiting for inspections and votes. Fred Raymond and family travel to Pigot Sound cities for Jeanie’s health, while Miss Raymond graduates in 1905. W. M. Goodnight reports good field conditions for winter weedings as farmers take advantage of fair weather. Crawford of Union attends supreme court matters. his son Clarence recently joined his practice after Stanford graduation.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Frank Weldon
Pendleton-Portland
O. Ro
AL Lang
Portland
Tulare
Fred Raymond
Hetix
Pigot Sound
Jeanie
Miss Raymond
Taligh
W. M. Goodnight
Pendleton
Advan Lake
FA. Campbell
California
Redlands
Bart Oregonian
Tww
Crawford
Union
Sexton
Supreme Court
Cromford
Don County
Clarence
Stanford
Momentous chase as switch engine saves woman defender
Miss Edith Meliride of Athena chased a passenger train Sunday morning after visiting the city. A switch engine, manned by a patient fireman, backed along the tracks to rescue her and help her board as the train sped away. The crowd watched in breathless astonishment as the engine returned toward the yards with the woman aboard.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Edith Meliride
Athena
Mies Meliride
Ely
McBride
Miss McBride
Whitman and Pendleton Meet in Preseason Football
Whitman and Pendleton high schools prepare for an afternoon game on Alia Street grounds at 2:30. Whitman manager Louis Sutherland says his team is ready to challenge the Pendleton squad, with lineups featuring Holdman Rigsby Stone Gilbreath and Stobinson along with fancher Hinchliffe and Cronin in key roles.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Whitman
Penticton
Willman
Pendleton High School
Alia Street
Louis Sutherland
Whitfit Tem
Holdman
Rigsby
Stone
Gilbreath
Fingenbaum
Bassett
Old Right
Davenport
Stobinson
Fancher
Hinchlifé
Pendleton—Ingle
Theeves Wit Storey
Beott
Meahm Tu Klew
Leenure
Pierce
Enda
Turner
Strand
Milne
Cronin
Goodman
Penland
Hawley
Haker
Pendleton High Star Hurt In Whitman Game
Ten O clock edition promises latest Hearst bulletins while Pendleton records a 0 0 score at mid second half as George Birand Pendleton high school captain suffers serious injuries in the Whitman game. Also notes on woodpecker habits and a life insurance ad. Rev Francesco Moreth found dead in New York. murder suspected. Rev W E B Zediker joins the Fagies for Leap year ball events in Centralia Washington.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
East Oregonian
Hearst
Pendleton
New York City
George Birand
Whitman
Germania Life Insurance Co
Abington “Ridg
Portland
Ore
Francesco Moreth
St. Michael's Catholic Church
New York
Kas
W. EB. Zediker
Centralia
Wash
Fagies
Happy Women Find Relief From Kidney Ailments
Mrs. Fred Noble of 210 Comble Street credits Doan’s Kidney Pills with curing years of backache and urinary troubles. She recalls relief from the first dose after purchasing at Brock & McComas drug store, paying 50 cents a box, and urges readers to remember the name Doan’s.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Pendleton
Muffer
Fred Noble
Comble Street
Moe
Brock & McComas
Dean
Foster-Milburn ’ Tioieg
Doan'e
Also Mentioned on This Page
Bocery
Standard Company
Corner Court and
Johnson Streets
Johnny
Fries
Rovervelt
Botan
Toone
Cuildren
Jdar
Sullivan & Bered'n
Juewer Teat
Peel New. Price
Rembrandt
Wwe
Wade & Son
Sullivan
Roslyn Wood
Canping
Wee C. R. de- Maly
J. T. Brown
Lincoln Street
Addrem A
Paty
Miremien
Paris
Koeppens
Helix
the Peoples Warehouse
Weex
Ther Peoples
Waiuehouse
Saa
Shies
Football Today
Gouwrie Birmod
Deruggiata
Mall
Bhothedrs
Warren Street
New
Waterman Ideal
Waterman
Delphos
Stroble
Court St
Brunswick Bowling Alley
Wade Siler