Local items nudge city life and services
A jumble of notices mentions UW and C Rader with Hamley harness and Rader Furniture, Campbell for street data and hats, Donaldson’s music, and orders for alfalfa hay at Telephone Stables. Ads cover rent for rooms and stores, a premier typewriter, Pendleton Business College, hauling by Turner’s express wagons, and various shoe and leather dealers. Also plans for a macadamized road from Walla Walla to College Place, with the Good Roads Association meeting next week and many up-to-date local business notices.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Nnfeed
C. Rader
Hamley
Rader
Mre. Campbell
Mrs. Campbell
Johnson Street
Chatham
A. Kunkel & Co
Donaldson’s
W. F. Cook
Barton
Mrs. Campbell's Headstrom & Greenawal Shoemakers
Tetutsch’s
Cheorge
Water Street
College Street
Pendleton Business College
Tommy Atkins
Mia
Hove
Camp Bell
E ‘Turner
Henning’s
Tug Malin Street
Garfield and
Washington Street
Howard & Scinglie
Denaldson's
Hamley'a
Court Street
Mra J. A. Borle
Hunan
Déouglas
Gloria
Roosvelt
Boston
Donaldson's
Jackson Street
M. M
West
Alta
Greenawald & Headstrom
Teutsch's Department Store
Green
College Place
Walla Walla
Val
Real Estate Transfers Pendleton Ada Areas
Real estate transfers recorded for Pendleton show Leon Garrison and J H Garrison selling the east half of lot fund seven in block 23 with portions in Re served and Arnold and Rileys additions to the city. Consideration FIG0. Francella A Herkeley and H M Berkeley transfer lot 1 gtd 2 in block 106 of Reservation Addition to Hannah A Robinson. Consideration 1500.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Leon Garrison
J. H. Garrison
Ada KE. Brown
Arnold & Riley
Pendleton
Francella A. Herkeley
H. M. Berkeley
Hannah A. Robinson
First Monthly Concert by Chet Orchestra at Music Hall
Prof ML HW McMing announces the first monthly concert in Music hall on Tuesday evening October 1. The program will be mostly selections from Wagner with some ragtime. Admission is 16 cents.
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ML HW. McMing
Chet
Music Hall
Wagner
First National Bank Pendleton Cashes Checks Worldwide
The First National Bank of Pendleton Oregon offers free check cashing for checks drawn on other banks. They will cash drafts on any city in the United States or Canada and handle items anywhere in the world.
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United States
Canadas
First National Bank
Pendleton
Oregon
Numerous Visitors and Travelers Stop in Weston Today
Ed and Weston business, Royal Sawtelle from Athens visits, Charles Campbell of Helle and J A Tomiinwon of Matina on brief business. L and G R Mustard with C C Rhodes depart for Nye. Attorneys Conners and N. K. West pass through to Wall Wallin. Local residents from La Grands, Ariington, Echo, Athena, McKay, Alba and Milton arrive or depart for Portland, Spokane, and Lewis and Clark fair. City staff and editors visit, with mayor, editors, and merchants moving through. Recent arrivals include H. Harper and Rev. Mudge, plus others visiting for fairs and business.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Weston
Royal Sawtelle
Athens
Charles Campbell
Helle
J. A. Tomiinwon
Matina
G. R. Mustard
C. C. Rhodes
Nye
H. F Conners
C. R
N. Attorney
Wall Wallin
B. W. Davis
N. K. West
la Grinds
L. I. Montague
Ariington
A. Hopeon
Milton
G. W. Proehster
Werton
Portland
P. Sheridan
Tls McCarty
Echo
L. Bentley
J. M. Henley
Gakdille
Cal
Mere
Laing
Joseph N. Scott
Athena
Charles Isaden
McKay
J. A. Hot
Alba
BK. W. David
N. K. Weat
la Oorande
Ely
Fpokane
Walla ‘Walla
Sam Neil
George Hoffer
Will B Lyn
Poeifto Printenm’ Supply Co
Seatie
Thie Iiteresty
Tichina
Henry Harpertei
Weer
Alta Street
J. Lo Miller
Mudge
Beho
Ro & N
Wilton
Hurtington
Wath Watin
J. M. Lightfoot
Vinson
Oliver Osborn
Asa Demaria
Pian H. It
Martin
Mostoman
Mont
Joe Owenhouse
Clarence Adame
Brock & McComins
Fett
Knights of Pythios Grand Lodge
Charles M. Pierce
Western
Low Angeles
Joe N. Scott
Min
Tacoma
Ixive Gregoire
Balfour-Outhee Company
Aduma
A. L. Knight
Chuarhew A. Hin
Eelate Mim
Got. W. F. Hutcher
Hotwr Chiy
Congress
Seonth
Oty Reed
Chirk Wood
Weston Teader
Grand Lodge of Knights of Pythian
Eugene Slocum
Heppner Water & Electric
Low Priced Fabrics And Cravenettes For Coats
A sales item highlighting low quotes on Mohaka Mohairs Siciliane cashmere and Prunellas fabrics by the yard in multiple widths and colors. Includes 12 pieces of Cravenette fabrics for suites and raincoats at reduced yard prices.
Local Social Notes and Licenses from Portland and Vicinity
Attendees include T F Montgomery’s Portland office visit while at the K of P grand lodge in Portland. Frank Pierce, local high school athlete, returns from Sumpter and reenters school. Grangeville residents Mr and Mrs G W Hinkle visit with son Attorney J T Hinkle and plan Portland departure with further stay. Marriage licenses issued include Asher Montague Nellie Gorking and William Rowenstock Loin Ottersteds. Richard Baker Nellie Harrington wed in county. Pendleton sports notes: late Saturday aid held trapshooting event and monthly medal won by J M Sponer with a score of 25. Vinewat trophy won by J C Bewell.
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T. 4G. Montgomery
Portland
K. of P. Grand Lodge
Frank Pierce
Sumpter
G. W
Hinkle
Grangeville
Tdalio
J. T. Hinkle
Asher Montague
Nellie B. Gorking
Gilliam County
William Rowenstock
Loin BE
Ottersteds
Multnomah County
Averne
Richard C. Baker
Nellie M. Harrington
Spee
Sewell
Pendleton
J. M. Sponer
Vinewat
J. C. Bewell
Weed Road Sold to California-Northeastern Railway
The Weed railroad changed hands for 300000 dollars in cash, with delivery finalizing last week. California-Northeastern Railway, led by E D Dunn, now controls the line while A D Evans remains in charge of lumber operations. Kinmat h Falls voters had offered a 100000 bonus to extend the Weed road to their city, and regional railroad officials previously inspected the line. Work on the extension proceeds slowly due to labor shortages and ads seeking more workers.
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Klamath Falls
Weed
California- Northeastern Railway
Theodore Saul
Weed Lumber Company
E. D. Dunn
California-Northeastern
The
Bee
Calvin
Palmer
Jones
Weed Road
Coast
Pilot Toll Rate on Columbia River Analyzed
The pilot's pay on the Columbia River is set at five dollars per foot of draft and two cents per ton of the vessel's registered tonnage. A 2600 ton ship drawing 18 feet would yield about 190 dollars for the pilot, according to the Artorin News-Herald.
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Teutsch’s Department Store
Cunningham
Wash
Louis Hunziker
Jeweklr and
Opticlan
Malin Street
Koeppens
Popular Price Drug Store
W. FP. Matlockie
Charles Kennedy
Condon
Pacific Coast Elevator
Mee
LM. McDermed
Alia
F. Langiver
T. H. Thorne
Cold Springs
Newberg
Yamhill
Mise Triplhiena Wilconte
Mim Howard Halley
Fie Thompson
Olp Dohnaon
la Granite
Joanie
Pendleton Buchnéas College
Airs Tfh
Johnson
Will Visst
Jos#e Smith
Puget Sound
Helix, le
Maire Slike
Lue
Gate Corres
J. A. FOLGER @ Co
San Francisco
Southern Oregon Company
Sporting and Athletic Goods
Spalding
Spalding’s
Frazier’s Book Store
Etta McPherson Pendleton
Orbdgon
Isin
Birch Creek
Hartman
Bentley
Mali
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