Local City Briefs Mix From Rader to Japanese Wedding
City notes mention Rader and associates with carpet and furniture trades, Hamley’s harness, leathers and transfers, and local tailoring at Gormely’s. Several ads promote price cuts at the Boston store incorporation sale, jobs offered, a Japanese wedding event, and services from Greenawald Headstrom, Teutsch's, and Gray Bros. plus piano tuner Lila H Soule.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
UC Rader
Hamley’s
Bamley’s
Gormely
Court Street
Boston
Telephone Stables
W. F. Cook
Frawer
Craghead & Hays
Athens
Pendleton
John Gagen
Court St
Golden Rule Hotel
Saile
Charles Lovel
Bulwer Lytton
Jackson Street
Presbyterian Church
Greenawald & Headstrom
Teutsch’s
Teutsch's
Scales
Bk.t. Wade & Son's
Pendleton Tusiicas College
Gray, Bros's
Japanese wedding ends local notice brief
Readable OCR fragments show multiple classified style items. Items include furniture and carpet stores in California and Oregon, rental notices for furnished rooms and store rooms, inquiries about plane instruction, and a meeting at Hendricks hall. A Sunday or Thursday church event is noted with a Presbyterian group planning an entertainment for November 14.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
UC Rader
Nufsec
Caurpetts
Hamley's
Pendleton
Routo
Shoerepalver
Laura Coutts
Perkins Avenue
Headstrom & Greenawald
Teutsch’s
Water Street
Elke
Hendricks’ Hall
Hotel St. George
Gray Hros
The
Presbyterian Church
Oldest Mill Burns Near Walla Walla in 1910 Fire
The Yellowhawk flour mill south of Walla Walla was destroyed by fire Tuesday evening. Built in 1872 by Charles Kingle and later owned by Jacob Rattlemiller Bierwagon Brothers and Robert Johnson, it was the county’s oldest mill. The blaze consumed the mill, wheat and flour valued at about $4,000, with total losses around $5,000, partly insured. R. Duncan held a year lease and operated the mill when the fire started.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Yellowhawk
Walla Walla
White Beaver Dying In Cody Wyoming Hotel
Colonel Frank Powell commonly known as White Beaver, longtime friend and partner of Buffalo Bill Cody, is dying in his Cody Wyoming hotel apartment after weeks of illness. Powell, a physician famed for surgical prowess, led Cody’s ranch interests and was beloved by the Indians as the White Medicine Man. Oscar Swenson now runs Cody’s business, while Cody speeds home from France for a possible reunion before death.
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Frank Powell
White Beaver
Col
W. FP. Cody
Buffalo Bill
Tring
Cody
Wyo
Powell
Buffalo B
Calone Powell
Secion
Oscar F. Swenson
Colonel Cody
France
Tou Iate
Personal Mention Roundup From Allen to Echo
Ed Thresher of Allen and J F McNaught of Hermiston are in the city on business. H E Bickers leaves for San Francisco on a business trip. C D Hascall of Pilot Rock attended to matters here. R Callison and L M Holmes of Helix were in town briefly. Elmer Spike and wife from Echo visited today. J St Gentry of Baker City, a pioneer horseman, is here on business. H F Connell of Alba is in town trading. A Smythe of Arlington returned home after a city visit. J A Owenhouse left for Athena to pursue musical instrument business. Mr and Mrs B A Marquis and Mr and Mrs J A Marquis of Adamy were visiting yesterday. O T Teel of Echo Irrigation District was here on business. Sam Clark of Alba, a cattleman, is trading here for a few days. Mr and Mrs A Crawford of Echo arrived last night. Pete Grant, O R & N roadmaster from La Grande, here on system business. Miss Grace Oliver, UW student, has not been well since going south. Frank Curl of Kerr Gifford Warehouse left for Condon on a short trip. Mrs W H Boyd and daughter of Echo visiting here today. J P O Brien, GM of O K & N, passed through No 1 this morning after a tour of the system. Miss Mary N Chase, equal suffrage worker, went to Milton for petition signatures. Mrs Edwards of Juniper, burned by gunpowder explosion, is improving with injuries not dangerous.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ed Thresher
Allen
J. F. McNaught
Hermiston
H. E. Bickers
San Francisco
C. D. Hascall
Pilot Rock
R. Callison
L. M. Holmes
Helix
Elmer Spike
Echo
J. St. Gentry
Baker City
H. F. Connell
Alba
A. Smythe
Arlington
J. A. Owenhouse
Athena
B. A. Marquis
J. A. Marquis
Adamy
Oo. T. Teel
Sam Clark
Mre
Crawford
Pete Grant
la Grande
Grace Oliver
University of Washington
Frank Curl
Kerr Gifford
Condon
W. H. Boyd
J. P. O'Brien
Oregon
Mary N. Chase
Milton
Edwards
Juniper
Northwestern Railway Buying Right of Way to Thalvo
A Jackson Hole visitor says Northwestern railway officials paid 5000 for a coal land right of way to cross Wyoming and Chicago owned lands. The aim is to reach a pass and move westward, with iron expected to reach a mountain summit between this place and Jackson Hole by next fall.
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Thalvo
Jackson Hole
Northwestern Railway
Wyoming
Chicago
St. Anthony
Northwestern
Mount Thin
Auto Cab Miner in Lebanon Eyes Local Railroad Link
Lebanon citizens tired of slow train service back a proposal to form a company to establish an automobile back line between Lebanon and Albany. Businessmen at a recent meeting pledged to buy stock, signaling a broader push to improve transport and possibly an electric railway to connect Lebanon with wider markets.
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Lebanon
Albany
Lebanon Express
Car Shortage of Vakinn Leaves Dealers Stuck
The car shortage persists for weeks with no relief in sight. Local dealers report mounting orders for hay and potato transport cars, turning away buyers daily as they face uncertain prospects and worry about where to ship produce if the shortage continues.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Republic
T Ant
Wenow
Japanese Wedding Planned by Presbyterian Women
Women of the Presbyterian church will stage a Japanese wedding at the church on Thursday evening November 23. The event will reproduce the ceremony with participants in Japanese costumes and a room decorated in Japanese colors, promising one of the season’s most entertaining amusements. Twenty six candidates will be initiated into the mysteries of the order by Supreme Deputy Will C. Purdy, with officers for the ensuing term to be nominated, elected and installed.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Women of
Presbyterian Church
The
Order of Pindo
Hendricks’ Hall
Will C. Purdy
Marriage License Granted to Olmstead and Breeding
A marriage license was issued today to Nathaniel Olmstead and Cecilia Breeding, both residents of the county. Work has begun on the Dairy mine twenty six miles south of Kettle Falls Washington, and soon on the Acme mine six miles from that place. Both mines are gold producers.
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Nathaniel Olmstead
Cecilia Breeding
Dairy
Kettle Falls
Wash
Acme
Bank Liability and Asset Line Items From Indicated Ledger
The fragment lists resources and liabilities including loans and discounts, overdrafts, bonds, real estate, and total liabilities around 1.1 million with assets near 1.9 hundred thousand to 1.2 million. It appears as part of a bank balance sheet with figures for face bonds and warrants and hideable real estate.
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U. & Bonds
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Lila H. Soule
St. George
Fairman & Cote Drug
Hotel
Stark Streets
Portland
Pacific Coast
Louis Hunziker
Main Street
Mae
Sane
Koeppen’s
Koeppen
Pendleton, Oregon
Auto Cab Miner
Peoples Warehouse
Wenas
Takima Daily Republic
Eugene Field
Halcyon
William E. Curtis
Washington
Tme
Field
Air. Field
Curtis
Corths
Williams
C Hamley
Harness
the First National Bank
I. G. M. Rice
G. M. Rice
K. Cranston
A. Owenhouse
Owenhouse
Cheney
Pierre
Hot Springs
Ark
Victor
Edison
Columbia
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