Local Bargains In Retail and Services Amid City Streets
A flood of small ads lists furniture stores, clothing, saddles, and leather goods from Rader firms, Gormelys, Hamleys, and others. It notes price reductions, store relocations, and sales events at Hotel Oregon and the Boston store incorporation, with job tips and requests for help at Pendleton Business College and local stables.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mufead
Mlader, Barnes
Saddles
Hamley's
Phone Mall
Gormelys
Fraser Theater
Craghead & Hayow
Athena
John Gageon
Geert St
Golden Rule
Hotel st @eerke
Rader Carpets and Furniture Listings in Pendleton
Fragmentary notice describes UC Rader and Nufsec Hamiley supplying carpets and furniture, with a move to Pendleton at Bonto Store. Also lists furnished housekeeping rental options with contact for Laura Coutts at 214 Perkins Avenue and rooms at 504 Water Street.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
UC Rader
Nufsec
Hamiley
Harnesa Carpete
Tader
Hamily’s
Pendleton
Bonto
Shoepepulver
Mies
Laura Coutts
Perkins Avenue
Water Street
Early Mount Hood ascent noted by Portland visitors
An August 10 1872 Weekly Mountain jaunt recounts a July 23 ascent to Mount Hood by E B McFarland O D Doane and companions. The party reached the summit in five and a half hours up and three hours down, leaving mementos including a blank book dedicated to the Tourista and a Columbia Lodge charter.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mountainjeer
Tin Weilneaday
Méemiry
E. B. McFarland
Portland
O. LD. Doane
J. Corson
Dalles
Ftand
Mt. Hood
Tyeh Valley
Barlow Gate Roadrs Summit Prairie
Cascade Range
The
Oregonian
Forest Grove
E. O. Condon
Mallaila
East Portland
Herald
TD. Powell
Pratt
Wogino
Mount Hood
Columbia Lodge
O& F
Ukiah Creamery Sends Load of Cheese to Incal Merchants
W E Plervol of Ukiah delivered over a ton of cheese from the Ukiah creamery to Incal merchants. The cheese is described as of excellent quality and reflects the summer run. The creamery plans to manufacture butter in winter.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
W. E. Plervol
Ukiah
Ukiah Creamery
Numerous visits and movements noted in Walla Walla area
Local notes record T G Halley bh bien in Walla Walla, Oliver Lynch from Umatilla, D H Preston of Athena, Ed Leary of Vancouver, RK Ferris of Weston, and others on business or leisure trips. Attendees include attorney John McCourt sailing to Portland, Dan Smythe to Arlington, George H Sutherland from Walla Walla, and cattleman Th Thomson from Echo. Several residents plan visits to Sumpter, Tacoma, New York, and Irrigon. Miss Orn Peane to Sumpter. Mrs Guernsey to New York for three months. J M Rees and W M Slusher in town. J A Treton surveying Echo for a Tacoma firm.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
T. G. Halley
Walla Walla
Oliver Lynch
Umatilla
D. H. Preston
Athena
Ed Leary
Vancouver
Wash
RK. W. Ferris
Weston
John McCourt
Portland
Dan ©. Smythe
Arlington
George H. Sutherland
William Voonka
Goodain
Haddon Bay
An. Th
Thomson
Echo
J. F. Kilgore
Wevton
Becton
S. A. Lowell
Lega
Duxinod
W. H. Richardeen
Hosebure
Orn Peane
Sumpter
Clark FE. Nelson
Werton
Mra. B. I. Guernsey
New York City
Mra. L. A
Eeho
Martin
Mohler
Idaho
Spokane
Mra. R. L. Jones
Reho Jharnesy
Mra. J. Twirdsley
Walla Willa
Telestar
C. C. Smith
William Scott
Helix
Feeding W000 Lambs Near Sunnyside
A Smythe of Arlington arrived from Sunnyside, Wash, to care for a band of 4000 sheep wintering in the region. He reports many flocks fed in the Sunnyside area, noting alfalfa hay at about 50 dollars per ton and available feeding privileges and corral facilities.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Sunnyside
Wael
A. Smythe
Arlington
Wo & OL R. Main
Wash
Smythe
de Fred
Commission Wile Betellian Ol Pant and Courtney Cases
Commission members H G Meyer William Warner and Dr Wallace of the elyte barbers commission travel from Pendleton to La Grande and Baker City to review conditions. They plan to return by next Tuesday. Pending their return the case at Oliphant remains in attendance and will be taken up by the district attorney. The Courtney case was arrested yesterday and is held awaiting Jywidee Bilis's return from Umatilla. Council meeting tonight.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ol Pant
Courtney
H. G. Meyer
William Warner
DR. Wallace
Elyte Barbers Commision
la Grande
Baker City
Pendleton
Oliphant
Atenance
Panin
Jywidee Bilis
Umatilla
Bua Mom
City council to discuss Alto line franchise fate
City council committee met with Alto mide Telephone company representatives this afternoon to review the franchise provisions. Disposition of the franchise is among items expected to be discussed.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Altomide Telephone Company
Oriliminee Committee
Porestary Awards Lead Lewis and Clark Exposition
Oregon won 67 gold, 12 silver, seven bronze and seven honorable mentions. Washington earned 3½ gold and 10 silver medals. California collected eight gold and five silver. other regions noted. Walls Walla county received a silver for best collective exhibit of locust, box elder and elderberry. Divorce suit filed by W D Alley against Nellie C Alley, desertion cited since 1900 after a San Francisco marriage in 1886. Wheat crop in Union county estimated at 1,000,000 bushels with 60,000 milled locally and 40% to be exported.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Oregon
Washington
California
Loulki- Atin
New York
Michigan
Colorado
Canada
Eruind
Queensland
Walls Walla County
Dinanon
Sulit
WD. Alley
Nellie C. Alley
San Francisco
Plata
Carter, Raley & Raley
Union County
Robbing Boxes Spurs Postmaster Warning in Baker City
Postmaster Moomaw reports mail tampering with boxes and stolen letters in Baker City. A youth found letters addressed to Oregon- Wisconsin Lumber in the Baer Mercantile alley. a check for 200 dollars was among them, and the letters were returned to the post office. Caution issued to keep mailboxes locked and secure. Oscar Lund reports Cove thriving with apples priced 0.76 to 1.25 per bushel and notes a 10 acre tract sale for 1540 dollars. W E Piersol visits from Ukiah. Ukiah roads improving and cattle in good condition. Marriage licenses issued to Otto Vellmer with Nellie Blackburn and to Charles Nell with Rosa Rhodes.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Moomaw
Oregon- Wisconsin Lumber Company
Anderson
Baer Mercantile Company
Baker City Herald
Otto Vellmer
Nellie Blackburn
Charles Nell
Rosa EB. Rhodes
First National Bank Pendleton Report 1905 Condition
The report shows assets including loans and discounts, U.S. bonds, real estate, cash on hand 96,886.77, and due from banks 141,151,149. Redemption fund and other items listed. Liabilities include capital stock 70,000.00, surplus and undivided profits, circulation 69,200.00, and deposits totaling 1,107,783.19 with due to banks 24,004,291,132,407.40. Total figures are presented to the Comptroller of the Currency.
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FARS
Teutsch’s
Marion
Charles Level
Kulwer Lytton
Jackson Alree
Greenawald & Headstrom
Teutech
Detriment
Bshoew
Gharea
Scales
Wade & Son's
Pendleton Business College
Boston
Bona Mde
Silas HH
Soule
Profesiona
St. George
Tallman & Co
Mark Streets
Portlnnid
Pacific Coast
McCourt & Phelps
Smith-Crawford
Calibhan
Louis Hunziker
Main Street
Koeppen’s
A. C. Koeppen
Prop
Pendleton, Oregon
J. 3. Rees
W. M. Slusher
la Grande Observer
J. A. Treton
Boise
Roy Raley
Cnttre
Tacoma
K. Wisdom
Cambridge
Wally & Wisdom
Rh. C. McQueen
Goodman-Thompson Hardware Company
Aecep
L. W. McAdam
N. TB. Noyer
Pan- Wleton
J. M. Hinkely
Mill Street
Dr. Thompson
Noyer
Joseph Herald
A. D. Cridge
Woodmen of the World
Irrigon
Commission
WILE
Betellian
Peoples Warehouse
Porestry Awards
Porestrry
Uys
Nolmds
Holmes
Tyes
Ore
Cove
Oscar Lund
Mr. Lundays
Lund
Court House
Martin Berkgren
W. E. Piersol
the First National Bank
Ante
U.S
Toul
M. Rice
Bellog
G. M. Rice
KK Cranston
Mito
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