Local Classified Briefs Mix Busy Shopping Notes
Fragmented city notices list nursey services furniture stores and daily needs. Mentions Hamley s Credited retailers Donaldson s department store 1002 East Court wheel and 314 Water Street for sales and rentals. Also notes Pendleton Business College phone Malin 611 and various job and housing ads with names and addresses.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
East Court Wheel
Water Street
Worman
High St. Corner Garden
Washington Treet
Ile You Walt
Greevawald & Headstrom
Teutech's
Hamsey
Rader
Campbell
Pendleton Business College
Harmley's
Christy Hoe
Koeppen's
Jolden Huheette
Christy
Girt
Beagle Resigns as Chief Deputy in Local Sheriff Office
William Beagle resigned from the post of chief deputy in the sheriff's office citing poor health. He served only a few days after appointment before illness prevented duties. Sheriff Taylor has not chosen a successor and does not yet know whom he will appoint.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
William Beagle
Beagle
Taylor
First National Bank Policy on Presenting Checks
The bank states that when a check is drawn on another bank there is no need for the depositor to present the drafts to that bank for payment. The bank offers to handle the presentation at no charge. It cashes drafts on any city in the United States or Canada and handles items on any city in the world.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
United States
Canada
First National Bank
Pendleton
Oregon
Town Welcomes Visiting Notables From Nearby towns
A parade of visitors arrives in Apokune and nearby areas including real estate agent H A Moody from Apokune, J H Gobbell of Echo, L E Huson of Helix, F B Holbrook of Irriman, Chick Nelson from Weston bound for Portland, and attorney C B E Redfield of Heppner. Also noted are Hiomer I Watts from Athena, Mee Seth Catlin from Portland with her alter Ming Eda Thompson, J Shuerman the San Francisco wool buyer, Charles Bean of the Boston Store returning from Portland, Fred McConnell from Caldwell Idaho, Clyde Owen from Portland visiting family, and other locals and travelers passing through for short visits or departures to Portland or Vancouver White.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
H. A. Moody
Apokune
Buss- Henn
J. H. Gobbell
Echo
L. E. Huson
Helix
F. B. Holbrook
Irriman
Chick Nelson
Weston
Portland
C.be, Redfield
Heppner
Hiomer I Watts
Athena
Mee Seth Catlin
Alter
Ming Eda Thompson
J. Shuerman
San Francisco
Charles Bean
Boston
Fred McConnell
Caldwell
Idaho
Clyde Owen
A. J. Owen
South Thompson Street
Hert Winn
Jasper Hara
Uney
T. J. Lieyd
Helle
Forthern
Jesse Falling
Vancouver
B.C
Huston
la Grande
Death of E C Battelle at Pendleton Poor Farm
E Battelle, longtime Pendleton resident and manufacturer of Smileen, died at the poor farm this afternoon after years of poverty. A former Methodist minister, he was active in church work. Funeral services are set for tomorrow with interment at Olney Cemetery.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Puneral
E. Battelle
Pendleton
Sun Deen
Olney
County commissioners weigh railroad roadbed compromise
Up to afternoon no action by county commissioners on the proposition from the O RO & N company to assess its roadbed at 10000 per mile. The court is in session all week and may decide later in Weston.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Oo. RO & N. Company
Weston
Willamtie Juvenile Company stage third weekly performance
A large audience attended the Willamtie Juvenile Company as they presented The Gypay irk, praised for the performers courage and appeal. Tonight a new bill and nightly shows continue this week. Funeral details noted for El Volp at Water street residence with many attendees and interment at Ol Noy Cemetery. Registration ended with 168 enrolled, near city voter total.
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Willamtie Juvenile Company
Lange Hones
Toleh Bor
Ikew
Wk. van Nuys
Presbyterian Church
Ol Noy Cemetery
Marriage License Notice In Baker County
A marriage license was issued today to James P. Shelton of Baker County and Cora B. Atkinson of this county. Willamette University will soon install in the auditorium a pipe organ costing about 1500 dollars.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Marvinges
Learch
Jamea PF
Shelton
Baker County
Mise Cora BE
Atkingon
This County
Willamette University
Butte Man Admits Plot to Kidnap Rockefeller for Ransom
Pat Crowe confessed in an interview that he and an unnamed partner planned to kidnap John D Rockefeller after the Cudahy case, seeking 2 million dollars. They traced routes through Chicago and Cleveland, scouted Rockefeller’s home, and planned a nighttime entry. The partner balked, Crowe abandoned the plan, and the partner fled to New York and then to South Africa. Officers will escort Crowe back from Vancouver. A separate courtmartial in Vancouver regarding Captain A P Berry resumed, with witnesses present.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Butte
Mont
Pat Crowe
John D. Rockefeller
Young Rockefeller
Chicago
Cleveland
Parent Hill
Crowe
Jane
New York
South Africa
Cronje
Omaha
Livestock Receipts and Shipments Reported for October
Chicago reports official livestock receipts for last month totaling 215 055 cattle 20 269 calves 475 744 hogs and 605 762 sheep Shipments list 199 368 cattley 3 945 calves 106 074 hogs and 290 17 sheep Supply stronger than year ago with cattle up 38 000 calves 000 hogs 119 000 sheep 149 000.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Chicago
Troops sail from San Francisco on the transport Thomas
The transport Thomas, recently overhauled, is issued at noon for Honolulu, Guam and Manila. It carries the 1th Infantry, enlisted men of company E, Signal Corps, officers, and cable passengers. Miles Lee of Baker County has sold the 1906 wool clip from 10,000 sheep for 22 cents per pound.
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Philippines
San Francisco
Thomas
Honolulu
Guam
Manila
1Th Infantry
Company E. Signal Corps
Miles Lee
Baker County
Statesman Ownership Battle Ends in Holland Takeover
The Walla Walla Statesman ownership dispute ends as the Statesman Publishing company folds. P C Holland, former manager, bids $12 000 for the plant and goodwill and secures judgments totaling about $20 671 18 in Farmers Savings bank and Holland favor. Holland, principal stockholder, now defends against foreclosure actions tied to a 1902 note and a 1904 mortgage.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Walla Walla Statesman
Statesman Publishing Company, & Corporation
Evening Statesman
Statesman
Third Street
P. C. Holland
Sheriff's Sale
Farmers’ Savinge Bank
Farmers’ Savinge Bank and Mr. Holland
GTU
Holland
Farmers’ Savings Bank &Mounting
Stotesman Publishing Company
Farmere’ Savings Bank
Statesman Publishing Company
E. E. Fall
Farmers' Savings Bank
Hol- Tiarid
Big Liners to Portland Hear Steamers Will Sail
President J J Hill of the Great Northern asserts that with a 32 to 40 foot channel from sea to the city portage steamers could cross the tar and operate to Portland. He envisions Oriental steamers navigating the harbor once a suitable channel exists.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
J. J. Hill
Great Northern
Portia
Hubbard lecture in Portland on The Gospel of Work
Elbert Hubbard editor of the Philistine Magazine spoke at Lewin and Clark fair auditorium on The Gospel of Work. Ministers refused to host him due to alleged private character, yet Hubbard draws large lay followings and has attracted huge Northwest audiences.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Hobbari
Portland
Elbert Hubbard
Philietine Macazine
Lettirer
Lewin and Clark Fair
Hubbard
Northwest
Union County Grain Fire Destroys 400 Sacks of Wheat
Friday evening last week J. and Riggs a north end rancher lost 400 sacks of wheat to fire sparks from the engine lit the stubble near the stack area where the wheat was stored causing a swift blaze and total loss reported by the Elgin Recorder.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Union County
J. & Riggs
September Surpasses Fee Records at County Clerk Office
The September totals show a teen’s return of $460 to the county clerk’s office, the largest amount ever recorded by the office, as reported by the La Grande Observer.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
la Grande Observer
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Lee
Teutsch’sartment Store
U. C
Just Rite
Donaldeon's
Hamley's
Mra. Campbell
Humane Harte
Johnson Street
Hoston Store
Roosevelt's
A. Kunkel & Co
Gomes Ip
Donaldson's
Chatham Wanning Mills
Telephone Stable
Mra Campbell's
Headstrom & Greenawald
Telatech’s
E. E. Turner
Henning
Clear
Main Street
Joe
Garfield
Washington
Howard & Syingle
Max Baer
Jackson Street
Aura Street
Donnldots
Yunch
Clarke O
Golden Rule
Bert
Jickman Street
Greenawold & Headstrom
Teutsch
M. M
Weat Alta
East Oregonian
West End School
Pine Street
H. H. Bower
Room 30
Bowman
Mitchell
Alvn
Rose Campbell
Louis Hunziker
Optician
Alty
Koeppens
Popular Price Drug Store
C. KE. Battelle
County Cour
Hishop
O'Reilly
Ulises
O Reilly
St Vincent's
Porthaid Oregonian
Pather Trosco
Mount Tabor
Iit
St. Vincwnt’s
Puveral
Volp
Aumber
Wan Flirt
Tt Ie
John D
Wash
A. P. Berry
Tenth Infantry
Mack
Sheridan
Orient
Statesman’s
P.O. Holland
Wallan Walla Paper
Oregon Daily Journal
Teuuier Alba
Nippon Yusen Kaisha
The
Alba
Oregon Lumber Yard
Garfiel and
Wilson Streets
Cail
Birch Creek
Court St., PE
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