Local ads promise bargains across shops and services
Readable fragments show merchants touting teats on furniture, linoleums, groceries, shoes, and pianos. Promotions mention Teutsch's and Grate's stores, Rader and Van Orsdall addresses, and a call for reliable messengers and a six room house. Multiple product offers and price notes indicate a bustling classified-page style sale week.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Baer & Daley's
Wilson
Reni
C C. van Orsdall
Jane Street
Whitley
Inland Empire Piano House
Bridge
Teutsch’s Big
Golconda Looks Good Ore Body Impresses Miner
T. W. Davidson of Sumpter reports from an extended survey of the Golconda property. He praises the ore body on the 200 level as one of the finest seen in the camp, noting the overall excellence of mining and milling across the operation. The verdict boosts confidence for investors and workers studying the site.
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T. W. Davidson
Sumpter
Golconda
Mrs Sheridan Buys North Side Property for Home
Mrs M A Sheridan purchases the J E Miller property on Perkins avenue north of the river. She plans remodeling to create her residence, add another story, and convert the house into a mac row structure. She will move to Texas in a couple of weeks to join her husband and establish their future home.
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North Side
Mra. M.A. Sheridan
J. E. Miller
Lable
Perkins Avenue
Mra. Miller
Texas
New Cobble Shop Opens on East Court Street
A. X Billey opens a new cobbler shop in a small building near the Mill Creek bridge on East Court Street. He promises to repair boots and shoes to first class shape, guarantees quality work, and offers to call for and deliver orders.
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A. X Billey
East Court Street
Mill Creek Bridge
Police Court arrests on drunkenness lead to fines
Frank Porter and Daniel H. Wallace were arrested last night on drunkenness charges and fined 5 each by the city court this morning. In default of payment they were sent to the city jail for three days.
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Frank Porter
Daniel H. Wallace
Personal notes from Helix and nearby towns visit the city
Local brief lists residents and visitors including RB Brotherton of Helix and Mrs RW King at Hapitat parsonage. Dave Wright of Pilot Rock, Fred Shoemaker, Mrs Walter Pierce, Rev W E Potwine, Salisbury, T D Taylor, Mike Keating, H C Willie, M Grate, AM Snyder and others drop or return for short stays, business, or court matters, with several heading to nearby cities for work or visits.
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RB. L. Brotherton
Helix
RW. King
Hapitat Parsonage
Wow. Fowler
Portland
Mra
A. W. Tauslek
Walla Walla
Fred Shoemaker
Walter Pierce
Hot Lane
Will MM. Peteraon
Wowses
Miheng
W. E. Potwine
Woeton
Serviews
Noy Salisbury
Spokane
T. DB. Johnsxon
Union
Mike Keating
Taylor Hardware
Pendieton
Sumpter
la Grande
Petition to fund Stubblefield Home for Widows and Orphans
In Walla Walla County about one per cent of taxpayers back a measure to appropriate funds to secure the Stubblefield Home for Widows and Orphans. The county board is expected to act on the proposal early next week.
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Stubblefield
Walla Walla County
BMW
Postoffice Receipts in Oregon Show Salem Rise
The annual receipts report for Oregon partitions indicates Salem rose from 23322 to 25251 for the year ending June 30 190%. Sump ster posted the largest increase jumping from 6208 to 0 percent.
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Oregon
Salem
Sumpster
Garth
Jimping
Winter Apples Selling at La Grande Contract
About 750000 boxes of winter apples have been contracted in La Grande at 70 cents per box. This represents about three fourths of the crop.
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la Grande
Old Taxes Collected in Spokane City Treasurer Report
Spokane city treasurer announces over 15000 dollars in delinquent taxes collected for years 1886 to 1889, with additional sums still due. The notice highlights ongoing efforts to recover unpaid assessments and totals awaiting payment.
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Spokane
Walla Walla Tax Levy Rises to Sixteen Mills
The Walla Walla county commissioners set the 1907 tax levy at 16 mills for county and state purposes, excluding special levies. Special levies total 25 mills across three road districts, with allocations for state general fund school fund and other county needs. auditors project expenses for the coming year including salaries, court costs, books, advertising, sheriff’s expenses, and care of the poor. Curiosity about large city apartments in the area noted as visitors inspect well‑appointed flats amid polite attendants.
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Walla Walla
Superior Court
Justice Court
Potal
Big City
Awell
Size and climate of Greater New York City
A recent weather report outlines the vast scope of Greater New York with its varied climate. Proximity to the sea and altitude differences cause snowfall variations, with Yonkers receiving more snow than southern Staten Island. Manhattan’s highest point reaches about 200 feet, and the city spans roughly 40 miles in length.
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New York
Greater
Yonkers
Hiaten Island
Manhattan
Notice to Water Consumers Pays Due Date and Penalty
Notice to water consumers states that all water bills are due on the first of each month at the water works office. If unpaid by the 10th, water may be turned off and a $1 penalty is charged before service is restored.
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P. Cogan & Son
New Canal at Pasco Survey Aims to Tap Land
A movement seeks a re survey of an old derigating canal from Snake River at Pine Tree rapids four miles above Pasco to cover LUO miles of arid land. The plan envisions a canal linking the river with fertile tracts to improve irrigation and land utilization.
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Snake River
Pine Tree Rapids
Pasco
Butter Creek Morning Visitor Oversees Cattle Interest
John Vert visited Butter Creek this morning to check cattle interests. Hy Winters a large herd winters on Ithw creek. Grand Carnival Ball at Music Hall Court Strew Tuesday October 6 with Kirkman's Orchestra. attendees noted.
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John Vert
Butter Creek
Ithw Creek
Kirkman's
Fall Trade Boosts Footwear Sales Amid Price Advantage
A seller explains that falling trade is due to customers discovering better value in their shoes. The writer notes customers already compare quality and price with labels like Jienglas Gloria and Hed Schoolhouse Shoes. The passage touts durable leather builds, diverse lasts, and a strong market response as margins widen.
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Finneran
Gloria
Carnival Dinner Served Daily at Noon at Church
Ladies of the Christian church offer noon dinners at the church every day during the carnival except Thursday. Proceeds support church activities and community outreach during the event.
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Ladies of the Christian Church
Local Trade Note Details Grain and Flour Requests
Small ad item lists flour and mill feed items on hand with capacity notes of 150 barrels a day. It mentions wheat exchange and engraved cards for orders, offering 1.60 additional to future, and references Oregon.
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Eteutsch S BK
Main and
Alta
Guy Brevities
Martin's F
Schwartz & Y Iteallstuade
Teytech
Rafuenitiee Etore
Grate’s
Gage Street
Selberc & T
Marvin
Yowell
la Fountaineu
M. A
Teutsch
Toeutsich's
Rohman
St Joe
Teutscy's
Joersers
Grate's
Hunziker
the New Brace For Men
Val C. Koeppen & Bros
Main Street
Court House
Hart Schaffner & Marx
Boston
NOLF
V. Stroble
Furnisher Court
Walter's Flouring Mills
Thompson Hardware Co
Main St
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