Inland Empire exchanges and local notices update
Trades and rumors from the Inland Empire report Hughes selling stock interests in Pendleton, a Copperapella venture, and upcoming work plans. The arrival of a new pastor for La Grande and growth at St. Peter’s as a service era begins. Stock shifts, bank receivership, and bridge contracts in Wheeler County and Portages are noted, with Dalles Chronicle reporting brick building progress and local opposition to a brick hotel.
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Odd Fellows
Dalles
Materiaine
Dalles Chronicle
Local Prices and Trade Notes from Waker Market
A long list of grocery and produce prices followed by a section on beef cattle, hay and feed, and a brief item about a copper souvenir spoon project tied to a memorial statue. Includes specific prices for cabbage tea leaves coconuts, apples, bananas, lemons and oranges, and notes on poultry payments to producers.
Civil Service Empoyes and Long Service Stats
A public report shows executive civil service employs 146 675, with 122 967 native male staff and 11 707 foreign born males. 265 percent had ten years in service before July 1, 1903. DC districts show 41.4 percent ten-year tenure, 26.6 percent elsewhere. Unclassified staff show far lower ten-year tenure. Also an ad offering one hundred dollars for a cure for calomel based ailments and a notice about St Louis exposition information services from Portland Commercial Agent B A Trumbull with contact details.
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Conmus Office
Executive Civil Service
District of Columbia
St. Louis Exposition
St. Louis
Hotela
B.A. Trumbull
Third Street
Portland
Oregon
Oldest Living Twins Claim Do Not Hold Scotland
Scotland claims the oldest living twins with Thomas A Melville and George Hill Melville of Fife in their ninety fifth year. George, the younger, is completely blind and recently bedridden after a broken leg. In the United States, Benham of Bridgeport, Conn., was said to be a rival for the title. A separate note reports William Sweesey’s suicide at Spokane on November 1, linked to his arrest on arson charges in Harrington where he owned a burned hotel.
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United States Court
Portland
Sumpter Bank
Roy H. Miller
A. P. Goss
Joe Read
Sumpter
Baker City Democrat
Scotland
Benham
Bridgeport
William Sweesey
Spokane
Harrington
Heattle
Wash
Ashington
United States
Gillman Realty Trust
Beattle, Wash
Pendleton Business Cards and Local Professionals
A dense listing of medical, legal, architectural, banking, and lodging entries from Pendleton. It names Dr. Lynn K. Blakspeler, Dr. Lena Allen, Dr. M. Sawtalle, veterinarians, dentists, bankers, architects Howard and Van Duben, and local hotels. Includes bank ads, real estate notices, boarding houses, livery stables, and a large classified section aiming to connect readers with offices, residences, and professional services.
Walla Walla Branch Passenger Connections Noted
Train schedule excerpt shows arrival at Walla Walla Branch with departures of No 4 and No 43 mixed trains around 1:40 p.m. It notes No T connects with No 2 and No 42 connects with No 2, indicating transfer points for passengers on the line.
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Walla Walla
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Trenlegon
AL Hughes
Pendleton
Pendlebe
Hoste
Hughes
Olaimen
Copperapella
Hibbs
Prairie City
la Grande
Lyme Bay
Upton H. Gibbs
St. Peter's
Cmda
Walter Davis
Stouk
Rew
John Day
Wheeler County Court
Spray
Portland, Bridge Company
Service Creek
Twickenham
Feasts Journal
Waket Reviewed
Golons
Grenorton
Poncer
Wemck and Poultry
Hutter
Rem
Freth
Java
Anne
I Lee
Wee
Bacat Association
Aten
MHA
Dr. Aid Mee
Dr. Coe Ip
Civil Service
Smith & Ringo
Pendleton I Bol
Main
Canfield
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Teus
Bell Room
Ormacs
Lynn K. Blakpsler
Canoniry
Judd
Court Street
Thartpestion
Lena Allen Roo
Osstropath Houdence
M. N. Sawtalle
D. c McNabb
Tallman's
Offnoe
Brock & McComas
M. ‘Kern
Revit
Jud
Banks and Brokers
Bank OF Athena
Purplan
Foreiign
Domentic Phaingre
Henry C. Adama
T. J. Kirk
LeGrow
M. Kemp
Auputant Canller
Bank OF Oere Oregon
KB. Jameson
George W. F Proebytel
Wrest A
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Pendleton Savings Hank
Putdleton
Nana Polnta
TJ. Morris
W. Maloney
First National Bank OF
Caplii
Orplow
Architects
Outman
Achitect Intendant
Judd Block
Renoietion
Howard
U- Intenient
Somata
KR van Duben & CO
Addres
Morse & Dunlap
Petimates
Piven
Hort
Hee
Gudene
Grays Harbor
Sherk & Cole
Jeb
Promp
Bluff Street
Maln
Vy May
Wcamedor
East Oregonian of
Badley & Zehner's
Malo Street
P. O. F.a. Swirgle
Atlonie Tare Secesehes i Foresty and
Conehey Wa
Alta House
Tae
WORKING _ People's Hotel
Mii
Athena
Borat
Millen
Helix Hotel
Daly White
J. P. Navin
Rman Eran Costage
Umatilla
Cott Hotel
James
THE
City Hotel
Pilot Rock
Firat-Clane
H Beltel
Hartman | Abstract Co
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HUAIL
Lam
Bins
Over Wean & Pur Perry
Ar Law
Iiflew Taylors Hardware
Peadieten
James A. Fer
Judd Building
Carter& Raley
Attorneys At Law
Savings Bank Building
Winter & Codlliwr
Or Nee
Rooma 7
Association Building
Stillman & Pirrch
Stillman
BR. C. & Bean
Livery and
Fred Stables
Stewart & Lindsay
Aalta Street
CH &Keon
Atlas Portrait Co
Robb Robb Street
Walle Walla
Atlee Ee Reade
Atiah Portelas Co
United Rate
Euurope
Oregonian
Orfgonian
Pendleton, Orngonian Pub
Ction Lines
Union Pacific
Omaha
Atea
Free
Chicago
Mal & Wepre
Arriva
Tseer Eens
M. Syokane Division
Eace Mae
B.C. Smith
Washington & Columbia River Railroad
St. Paul
Kansas City
St. Joseph
Tuceley
Thurssday
Walla Walla Dally
Walla” Walla Dally
Caldrahmad
Grey Walls Walla
Washington
ST. Paul Minneapolis
Duluth
Fargo
Grand Forks
Crookston
Winnipeg
Helena and
Butte
Philad
NEW Ana
Ois
Third
Morrison
Neagle's
Winona
Neagle Broth Brothers Panadtainet
Bolene Wedewe
Dallepontaine
Ohio
W. Schmidt & Co
Aylight
Izzy Cragseep Canyons
Denver & Rio Grande
W. ©. McBride
Oreg-7
Cior Bata
Dewey Ty Oeut
Hotels
Hotel
St. George
Webb 91
Prom
Flotel Bickers
Golden Rule
Bert Culzine
EL KE. Bickers, Proprietary
American
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Hartford Fire Insurance Cor
Alliance Assurance Co
London & Lancashire Fire Insurance Co
I North British& Mercantile Royal Insiranea Co
Frank B.clopton
East Court Street
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