City Briefs and Advertisements of Portland Era
Fragmented notices list businesses and services including Hamley’s Leathers and Rader stores, Calhoun liquor shop, and Teutech Department Store shoe repairs. Also advertised are for sale complete works of Revel and Bulwer Lytton, housework help, rental rooms, and a new lodge temple plan. Hotel Oregon at Seventh and Stark boasts European plan rates and a grand grill room.
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Geart St
Colden Rule Hotel
Kent
Wrick Building
Hotel St
Eorce
Charles Revel
Bulwer Lytton
Portland
Gr. Hue
Kolahtis
Pythias
Ccity
Ivanhoe Lodge
Eleventh
Alder
Oregon
Seventh
Starkstrevia
Pacific Coast
New Eye Eli mounting showcased in silent portrait
A compact note invites viewers to see a new mounting for eye elaei, claiming it remains thin in the picture, cannot come off, and does not wrinkle the face. The event promises a demonstration of the mounting’s features.
Pendleton Classified Listing Mixed with Local Trades
A fragmented Pendleton classifieds page lists various trades and shops including Rader Carpets and Furniture, Hayee and Hayee shoe makers, Teutach’s Department store, and Headstrom Greenawald. It mentions furnished rooms, housekeeping options, a piano tuner Silas Hy Soule at the St George, and orders via Tallman & Co drug store.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
UC Rader
Hamley
Caorpote
Wamiley's
Pendleton
Boatonjore
Gormely's
Fraser
Craghead & Hayee
Athena
Headstrom & Greenawald
Teutach’s
Pendleton Business College
Silas Hy Soule
St. George
Tallman & Co
E Drug
Sullivan Sale Signals Change at Sullivan & Bond Store
Local mercantile firm Sullivan & Bond is sold to Bond Brothers. Charles B and Wiltid Bond take over the store, which began on Main Street and moved several times, expanding stock. Sullivan plans future work elsewhere in Pendleton, likely staying in town.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Delone
Bond
J. W. Sullivan
Sullivan & Hond
Charles B
Wiltid Bond
Mond
Sullivan & Bond
Sullivan & Bond Way
DH Toam Sma
Peor
Main Street
Mallock-Brownfield
John Schmidt
Rom Tiree
Mfr
Sullivan
Petiritigg
Pendleton
Amended complaint seeks restraining order on Edwin Switeler property
Elizabeth Switeer files amended suit in circuit court alleging grounds for divorce and asserting Edwin Switeler owns real estate in the city and Portland valued at 15000 with investments in government contracts. She asks the court to restrain him from selling mortgaging or transferring the property pending settlement of the case. A separate fire incident is noted with 8000 damage and responses by the fire department and public.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Elisabeth Switeer
Edwin Switeler
Portland
OUNE
A. Garey
Hartford Steam Valler Tneuminnee Company
Spokane
Oregon
Mraduck McLaughin
McLaughlin
Personal mentions fill Pendleton city notes
Brook of Hood River and H C Willis visit Pendleton while Echo News staff and Wolfeburg residents travel through. Hermiston lawyer Redfield, J F McNaught, and other local figures arrive or depart for business, visits, or court actions.
Visiting Indians Drunk at Police Court
Three visiting Indians from the Wyokimi reservation were charged with drunkenness and received an option of $0 or three days in jail. James Butehingo also faced a similar sentence for drunkenness and disorderly conduct. Budd Parkes forfeited 20 bail for fighting after a Saturday incident on Cottonwood street. Parkes later fled to a livery stable before being found by Marshal Coffman. Milkes attempted to resist arrest but was subdued with a billy.
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Polce Court
Wyokimi Reservation
Jatl
James Butehingo
Budd Parkes
Parkes
Cottonwood Street
Marshal Coffman
Inter
Milkes
Thirehel
Billy
Robbed in an alley leads to arrest after bond failure
A man named Johnson reported a robbery yesterday morning in an alley near Red Vieht Rietriet. About 40 was taken from his pocket by a woman later identified as Mora Richard Lockart. The woman, once wanted as a witness against Mark Nelson, forfeited a 40 bond by not appearing. Officers located the pair last night, arresting the woman and detaining the man. A portion of the money was returned. attorney Callahan of Wardburn was noted as practicing locally.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Johnson
Mora
Richard Lockart
Marshel Coffigits
Mark Nelson
Oywewe
Ae Tohnton
Hartman Abstract Firm Ties to Pendleton Highlighted
In Pendleton Mr Callahan, a prominent veteran of the legal field, visited the city four times this year and has now returned to settle permanently. His strong recommendations come as Hartman Abstract Company strengthens ties with Pendleton communities.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Hartman Abstract Company
Pendleton
Callahan
Hotel Music Syndicate Circuits Finalized by Coast Hotels
The Coast Hotel Syndicate plans a nationwide Artista Concert circuit. Hotels in Spokane Seattle Tacoma Portland San Francisco and Los Angeles join the venture with Mike Hihood and J Louis Mackvoy steering artist bookings and musical direction. Final settlements near. concerts set to begin.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Seattle News
Spokane
Butler
Tacoma
Oregon
Portand
St. Frivele
San Francisco
van New
Sas Angeles
Mike Hihood
Viancowuver
Victoria
Herman Ovinichy
San Princess
J. Louie MacKvng
Musac
Ma Mackvoy
Agetta
Paris
London
Coant
Ester for Third Term Nomination in Echo Election
Echo voters held a meeting Saturday night to nominate a Citizens ticket for the December municipal election. Major L. A. Esteb seeks a new term, joined by W. H. Boyd for treasurer, F. L. R. Gillette as city recorder, and H. L. J. Pugerney for city marshal. Six assistant nominees listed include John Dorn Frank Spike Soran Guiliford Louie Sehell Child Oliver and C L Labiltes. The gathering featured music by the Echo band and touring speeches on Echo’s history. A horse weighing about 1200 pounds was rescued after being caught under a railway bridge as a passenger train passed.
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Beho
Tenmominateeneey Nhighit
Citizens of
Echo
L. A. Esteb
W. HL Boyd
FL BR. Gillette
City Recorder
HL J. Pugerney
Esmellmen
John Dorn
Frank Spike
Soran Guwiliford
Louie Sehell
Child Oliver
Hig Dlecation
Hkg
Large Potato Crop at Umatutte Reservation Reported
A large potato crop, rated 2500 sacks of excellent potatoes, is growing on the Umatutte reservation about 11 miles southwest of this city. The crop will be sold locally and countywide. irrigation is not used. Sixty five carloads of coal, about 2700 tons, have been used by the railroad, with coal chutes in the city for the past 36 days. The report notes a very heavy business and potential dangers ahead in the coming days.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Umatutte
Ihene
Overcoat Taken From Sullivan at Local Club
A new overcoat belonging to J. W. Sullivan was reported missing from the cloak room of the Commercial Association. It is unclear whether the disappearance was accidental or intentional, and efforts are underway to recover the garment.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Sullivan
J. W. Sullivan
Oregon Ducks Defeat Farmers 6 to 0 at Eugene Field
Over 2000 spectators watched University of Oregon defeat Agricultural College 6 to 0 on Eugene Field. Bets favored the folk team 10 to 7. Indian Pay Day noted at the Matilia Reservation with agency activities and relief offices in Room 17 Behmidt Building.
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Hroom
Oregon Fire Relief Association
Pacific Livestock Amepeciation
Behmidt Building
Matilia
Agency
University of Oregon
The
Agricultural College
Eugene
Breeder Geor ge Chandler Seeks Partner on Cattle Market
George Chandler of Haker County directs a letter to Rural Spirit lamenting Western cattle pricing. He urges breeding for scale and forage efficiency over flesh and quality, cites Chicago prime steer prices, and proposes a partnership to supply bulls as he shifts focus eastward for market demands.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
George Chandler
Haker County
Dakar City
Store Agricultural Board
Oregon
Ordgron
West
Portland
Mr. Chandler
Chicago
North Pacific
Bat
Piper
FIGHT FOR SENATE IRRIGATION CHAIR WITH MONTANA SENATOR
Washington reports say Senator Carter of Montana seeks the chairmanship of the senate committee on the irrigation and reclamation of arid lands. Other contenders include Hapebrough and Ankeny. Westerners expect Ankeny to win, though rivals will oppose him.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Nator Carter
Montana
Senator Carter
Senate
Ankeny
Washington City
Carter
Hapebrough
Thove Vett
Ta Ohne
Ankeny Gomes
Gorman
Senator Ankeny
Wood dealer Bryson tours Meacham homestead area
D Bryson of Meacham, a wood dealer, was in La Grande yesterday and filed proof on a homestead near Meacham. Bryson has long led the local timber trade, shipping large quantities to Pendleton and Walla Walla. He noted about 400 cords of wood stored on the railroad at Meacham.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
D. Bryson
Meacham
la Grande
Bryson
Pendleton
Walla Walle
Wood cut dwindles as demand drops in inland trade
About 400 cards were cut this season as a warm fall reduces wood consumption. Large holders include Eugene Tausick of Walla Walla and Henry Kopetke of Pendleton. Little wood ships from the region to La Grande, freight from the summit costs 36 cents a cord more than the downhill pull, and most wood shipped east of Kamel comes from there.
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Eugene Tausick
Walla Walla
Henry Kopetke
Pendleton
la Grande
Vince
Kamel
Land for cattle in Mexico cuts and costs
Article from the Mexican Herald summarizes cattle ranching data. It notes land suitable for grazing can be bought uncleared from 4 to 8 dollars per acre and cleared land from 12 to 20 dollars per acre. Clearing costs 12 to 18 cents per acre yearly, with annual re-clearings. Para rox and guinea grass are best for fattening. para is preferred. Young cows cost 26 to 60 dollars per head, thoroughbred bulls 600 to 750 dollars, and good grade bulls 160 to 200 dollars, with strong calf crops from crossbreeding north stock with Mexican cattle.
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Acre
Mexican Herald
Republic
Costa
Para
United States
Injured by Falling On Train at Wells
A nephew of W W Badminton of Ita oly suffered a severe injury after falling while boarding the Wells and C. A. train Saturday. He was moved to Pendleton for care and is not expected to be seriously harmed. Also noted are October postal receipts in the 60 largest U S cities showing a net increase of 12 percent over the prior year.
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Wells
Janes Hopkinag
W. W. Badminton
Ita Oly
Pendleton
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Pendicion
Amelia Marien
Reneral
Jackson Street
Vor Fink
Hoe Creene Awald
Court Street
Sochalme
Seattle
Trhoren
Louis Hunziker
Fon Brothers
Sullivan, & Bond
Schmidt Mbuilding
Switeler
al Angeonda
Monk
Anneconds Minthe Company
Bama
Anbles
Glanders
Koeppen’s
A. C. Koeppen
Prop
Pendleton, Oregon
Brook
Hood River
H. C. Willis
Echo News
A. BM. Phillipe
Wolfeburg
T. EB. Redfield
Heppner
J. F. McNaught
Hermiston
Fred Weber
Weston
H. J. Stillman
Will Leare
Durkee
Matt Matieon
Weston Mountain
Johanna MacLachlan
Donald Rose
Vinson
T. Lo Regedale
Vod Mes
Newport
Preewater
Milton
Mra
al Holmew
Mra P. DD
Beoker
Halley
Idaho
J. M. Garrison
Forest’ Grove
Charlee P Lampoon
Brvan Ern Tigg
Mortland
Eho
Umatilla
H. Carter
F. W. Vincent
J. B. Wilson
Burlington Jines
Mre
W. P. Littlejohn
Waltsburg
Carl Jomwen
Philadte
Mere
A. Callahan
Wardburn
Thie City
Jane Johnie
Hotel Music Syndicate
Hig
Ester
Alock
Flinch— Squirg
Peter Peppercorn
Sherlock Holmes
Frazier’s Book Store
Golden Rule Hotel
B. F. Beck
Slipped
Pell
Metix
West End School
Maple St
McKay Creek
Vadant
Muarket
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