City Briefities Furnished Rooms and Local Ads
A collage of notices lists furnished rooms for rent at multiple addresses including 502 Water St and 102 East Court street, plus lodging near the Hotel Pendleton. It notes department store offerings at Alexander's and millinery at Mrs Campbell's, with other classifieds for lost keys, a sale of horse gear, and travel fares for rail trips to St. Louis and Chicago. Also features a historical anecdote about Charles V faking his funeral for two hours.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Water St
Ostermoor Mattresses
Baker & Folsom
the Forests
Alexander’s
Alexander’s Department Store
East Court Street
Alexander's
New Woveltan
Mra Campbell's
Third District
Bowmin
Nive
Logan Street
Thompson
Court House
Oregon
C. C. Sharp Paint Shop
E. J. Murphy
Poston Permanent
Atwood Ridg
Chicago
Local visitors noted in Beho and Hermiston area names
Beho visitor J B Taylor among locals with D C Brownell of Umatilla on a brief trip. I G Newport and wife from Hermiston came to town on a Wikinews trip. B Darnell, teaching at Pilot Rock, noted as a visitor. O K Blan from Hermiston also in town from the new irrigation city. AH G Newport, Hermiston contractor, in the city. Mrs H E Bickers left for Walla Walla for a week with friends. T Godwin Milton lawyer visited from there. ER J Burke of Judd Root Co returned from Portland. Fred H Andrews of Echo in town. Oliver P Morton from Beho, reclamation service attorney, plans to return tonight. County Commissioner Horace Walker arrived from Gram county to look after interests. Oldaker in charge of Maxwell Co real estate at Hermiston, at Hotel St. Keith. K Cranston of Pire National Bank returned from vacation in Salem and other western Oregon spots. Mrs W A Tontech returned to Portland after visiting Leo Tontech family. Also noted were Nallie McMutlin and Miss Mary Stinson of Salem en route to Freewater to visit a sister. Stinson guest of Mrs J W Malone while in city.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
J. BE. Taylor
D.C. Brownell
Umatilla
I. G. Newport
Hermiston
Darnell
Pilot Rock
Vickor
O. KK. Blan
Portland
Fred H. Andrews
Echo
Oliver P. Morton
Reclamation Service
Horace Walker
Gram County
Oldaker
Maxwell Company
St. Ketree
K. Cranston
Piret National Bank
Salem
Newport
Oreran
Nallie McMutlin
Mary Stinson
Slater
I. St. Stinson
Knights of Pythias
Freewater
City
Miss Stinson
Mire
J. W. Malone
Idaho Medical Society debates uniform insurance rates
Secretary Dr. Ed E. Maxey of Boise opened the Idaho State Medical Society meeting in Lewiston praising a statewide advance examination fee. He urged concerted action to unify rates charged by life insurers and to regulate patent and proprietary medicines, with a committee to study recommendations before the full society votes.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Idaho
Ilife Ineuradte
Applownie
Ed E. Maxey
Boley
Idaho State Medical Society
Chamber of Commerce
Lewiston Teller
Dra. C. W. Shaft
Lewiston
JW. Givens
Crofing
E. 8
Prindle
Laclede
Maxey
Officials Inspect Willamette River Dumping Nuisance
United States engineer Tavis BH Ogden and Harbormaster Hen Bigiin inspected the Willamette River after reports of sawdust and mill refuse dumping. They found the reports true and ordered dredging companies to stop dumping refuse along the channel near Ross Island, recalling that refuse should be dumped back into extraction holes.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Tavis BH. Ogden
United States
Hen Bigiin
Willamette River
Oregon Daily Journal
Ross Island
Sharp Corners and the Truth About Wounding Loved Ones
A reflective verse from the Technical World page in the East Oregonian notes that while people travel east and west, the real harm comes from those we love. We flatter strangers, please guests, but often strike the ones who care most. The poem laments thoughtless behavior toward loved ones.
Milton Eagle Questions Pendleton Tribune on Govt Ownership
The Milton Eagle asks the Pendleton Tribune to defend or deny government ownership of railways and public utilities. It argues that if ownership benefits the people for mail, irrigation, or canal projects, then government control of transportation follows, criticizing private delivery and praising government aid to development.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Milton Eagle
Pendleton Tribune
Eagle
The
Tribune
Panama Canal
Boise
Mollain Wolf and Cougar Bounty Club Forms in Oregon
A Mollala area correspondent reports South Clackamas County Wolf Cougar and Wildcat club formed with bylaws. Bounties posted are ten dollars for a wolf scalp seven fifty for a cougar and two fifty for a wildcat. Scalp claims require two witnesses and a signed statement of killer time and place. Next general meeting set for Molalla on the first Monday in October 1507.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mollain
Clackamas County
Molalla
Oregon City Star
South Clackamas County
Hill
W. W. Everhart
E. EB. Judd
J. W. Thomas
O. W. Robbins
E. Gosbitt
Pendleton druggists adjust hours for better service
Drugelets WHE Mose. On and after Monday, October & in order to give our patrons and customers better service, we have decided to close our stores at 6 o clock in the evenings, except Saturdays when we stay open until 9. Sunday closings between 12:40 and 4:30. A. C. Koppen & Bros, The Pendleton Drug Co, Pf. J. Donaldson, Talian & Co. All the news all the time in the Oregonian.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
A. C. Kofppen & Bros
THE
Pendleton Drug CO
PF. J. Donaldson, Taliman & CO
Philippine Railroad Route Proposed Across Luzon
Hamilton Wright describes a new Manila to Dagupan route up the Pampanga valley to the Caraballo range then east to the Cagayan river, with a possible link to Bautista. He notes the line will be manned entirely by Filipino crews and may absorb the Manila and Dagupan railroad serving Lingayan valley.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Hamilton Wright
New
Philippine Railway
San Francisco
Manila
Pampanga
Caraballo Range
Luzon
Caraballo Pass
Magatt
Cagayan River
Cagayan
Bautista
Manila Dagupan
Dagupan
Manila and
Lingayan Valley
First Baptist Church Service and Union Meeting Schedule
No sermon in the morning at First Baptist Church, a brief address by the pastor, and the quarterly communion. Junior boys and girls meet at 3 pm, older members urged to bring new ones. At 6 20 pm the B F P D U consecration, then union meeting at the Christian church for the Children's Home. Also notes yellow fever cases in Havana and US disinfection efforts.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
First Baptist Church
Hall
Christian Church
Also Mentioned on This Page
Forrest Mills Underwear
Teutsch’s
Hotel Pendleton
P. O
National Bankers’ Association
St. Louis
Northern Pacific
A. D. Charlton
Gen. Pasa
Northern Pacific Ry
BK. Calderhead
Charles V
France
Louis Hunziker
Main Street
Fountain
Koeppens
East Oregonian
Prreece
Zac
Dove
Heatherbloom Taffeta Underskirte
Nottingham
Rdaf Pati
Soc
Shaw
ADC
Gogen
Milton Eagle Agro
Oil Trust
Steel Trust
Sugar Trust
Oregonian
the Philippine Railroad
Havana
the Hollon Parker Company
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