City Brevities From Oregon Lumber Yard and More
Sawdust for sale in any quantity at Oregon Lumber yard. Rentals offered for furnished housekeeping rooms at 302 Logan street and a five room cottage at 211 Booth Main St. Ward and Bowlsby offer a prize shooting gallery billiards and pool at Eagle Build. C H Rorenburg lists mail order ad for a milch cow. Sale on trimmed hate continues with great bargains at Mrs Campbell's Millinery. Hotel Oregon in Portland offers European plan rates from $1 daily. Spence to give a ribbon presentation Tuesday evening. East Oregonian building advertises unfurnished housekeeping suites with hot and cold water. Fresh Denver crackers arrive, claimed better than Paradise. Carload of fates Apple varieties from Ronde Valley Prosperence Union. Grand Ronde line and Bur bank potatoes from Washington also available.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Oregon Lumber Yard
Logan Street
Booth Main St
Ward & Bowlsby
Eagle Build
Addren C. H. Rorenburg
P. O
Fendleton
Mra
Campbell
Portland
Oregon
Spence
Moshe Boll
Pegiler Weeghiet
East Oregonian
Denver
Paradise
George HH
Clark
Groger
Fates Apple
Ronde Valley Profterence Union
Grand Ronde Wiley
Ktook Aleo Y Corto
Washington
Ping
Mrs Rittenour Headlines Red Cross Demonstration Visit
Mrs Rittenour, a reputed Red Cross traveler, has served Cannatine Company for a year and impressed in major cities across the Union with her demonstrations in Gingland and France. She will be at Donaldson's Red Cross Pharmacy Saturday night.
Cleveland's Baking Powder Ad at Clark's Grocery
The advertisement promotes Cleveland's baking powder sold at Clark's Grocery No. 544 and 546 Main Street. It claims long time use by American housewives, notes it is stronger than competitors, recommends using less, and urges customers to ask grocer for Cleveland's.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Clark's Grocery
Main Street
Cleveland's
High Water Threatens Rail Line and Power Supply
The Red River flooding near Hood Tiver has surged higher than in November, washing away sections of railroad track and threatening bridges and a dam. Workers, led by Superintendent Early, repair damage and divert flow to protect the town while Kane Jax, Jay & Jenson reorganize operations after dissolving the partnership. Kane Jax, Jay & Jenson will continue under new arrangements by Jay & Jenson.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ditton Chronicle
Hankle
Sarly
CoeLoro Hinaron
Wheat Land for Rent or Sale in Middle Cold Spring
Wheat land for rent or sale on 38 acres in Middle Cold Spring with running and well water, good buildings. Contact G. A. Hartman Sr. Pendleton Oregon or FL Le McCren Holdman Oregon for details. Also note school warrants payment for district 105 and a Masonic meeting tonight. Waniel seeks companion for woman in ill health. references required, attend the Fast Oregonian.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Cold Spring
G. A. Hartman, Sr
Pendleton
Ore
le McCren
Holdhinvan
Local visitors fill Pendleton in recent days
A stream of visitors and residents shared notes from Pendleton yesterday and today. Prof L B Traver arrived from Portland, Dr Fred Lieuwallen new in the city, J W Peringer from Adams, and many others including Sam H Peterson and J G Callison were seen in town. Several plan to travel, attend events, or remain briefly before returning to duties.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
L. BR. Traver
Portland
Fred Lieuwallen
Helix
J. W. Peringer
Adams
L. W. McAdam
Echo Hardware Denter
Yesterdy
J. P. McManuy
Pilot Meek
Sam H. Peterson
Milton
City
E. W. Davis
Register of the
la Grande
Pendleton
al Knight
People’s Warehouse
J. Hamley
Court Street
Kendrick
Idaho
Gambler Sam Endlicott Arrested on Larceny Charge
Dr Biggers of La Grande accuses Sam Endlicott of larceny from the person. Endlicott was arrested today at ind Wish. A $500 bond was posted at that plate and he is expected to arrive tomorrow to face the charge.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Sam Endlicott
Dr. Biggers
la Grande
Ind. Wish
First Team vs Tigers Intra Association Game
On Wednesday evening a basketball game will be played in the Commercial Association gym between the First team of the association and the Tigers. Admission is 10 cents. The match serves as practice for the First team before they face Webbton Normal on Thanksgiving.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Oppener tttMepee
Commercial Association
Association
Tigers
Weeton Normal School
Itohae
Bore
Shockley
Cym Hisium
Association Rooms
Rev Dorris Returns From Revival in Springfield City
Reverend Victor Dorris former pastor of the Christian church arrived home Saturday after seven weeks in Springfield conducting revival meetings. The revival yielded no recorded baptisms or additions to the church in that city. While there he visited Lincoln’s old home and the tomb of the martyred president and received two penholders made from wood from the old home, verified as genuine by a clerk from the Minnesota Supreme Court. The visit was noted for its historical significance and Dor ris valued the presents highly.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
J. F. McNaught
Helen Sayres
Hermistory
C. Nogue
Whita Walla
Baker City
Dully Herald
Butler
Penleton-Spokane
Joe Melcher
Ivanhoe
Union-Willowa
Maud Crottard
Spokane
Washington
A. J. Goolman
Goodman- Thompson
Jett Sesterday
Poruasd
Thi
Homie At der Oaitter
Louie Huniker
Wolle Walla
Robert Farlinger
Cornwall Canada
Aire
Mie
Kreitheth McRae
Farlinges
Mee
Vistore
Anton Bratt
Minnesota
Ant
Mir Wratt
Ale
A. Flinn
Curtle
Lewiston Tribune
Linen Thompeon
Mise Kling Thompeon
Portland
Attad
Seth Catlin
Atlin
Mr. Thompson
Victor Dorris
The
Christian Church
Springfield
Dorris
Lincoln
Mwiinole
Christian Church Revival Opens with Dorris and Easton
Revival meetings began at the Christian church yesterday with Victor Dorris preaching and Prof. Easton of Chicago leading song. Attendances were good at both services and Dorris, the local minister, preached again at the request of the church. Meetings start at 7:30 each evening. East Oregonian.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Dorris
Easton
Hegan
Christian Church
Victor Dorris
I. A. Easton
Chicago
Store expands to double size to boost stock and sales
Our store announces a major expansion doubling its former size to accommodate rapidly growing stock and business. The enlargement aims to improve shopping capacity and service as customer demand rises locally.
Also Mentioned on This Page
Teursch’s
Louis Hunziker
Natio le
Jay & Duncan
Mute
Jay & Jenson
Kane Jax
Flul, MacCrea
Holdman
Waniel
Oregonian
Haylers
New York
Candies
Alckoeppen 8 Bros
Pendleton,ore
Sam Endicott
Shah of
Persia
Lurand Organe
Good Ag
Tyon & Mealy Organ
Cornish
Eteee
Kimball
Wilnot
Doristas
City of
Tain
Main St
Pendleton Paint
E. J. Murphy
Coast Street
Pendleton Drug Co
Blue Rapids
American Collection Agency
Anthony P.wilson
United States
Kansas Ave
Topeka, Kansas
Henry
Pendleton Tee & Cold Storage Company
Flenneman's
Clear
Great Eastern Store
East Webbs ST
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