Local Advertisements and Notices Mix at Teutsch Gratz Stores
A jumble of local notices and ads describes piano sales at Teutsch's and Gratz's, shoe repair at Teutsch's, and various goods from Sullivan & Bond and Martins Family Grocery. Lost items include a black silk wrap and a ladies purse with a key. Also listed are rental rooms, clothing shipments, and accessible services like furniture sales and pickle products.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
UC Rader
M. A
P_ LR
Teutsch
Irvin
Delta Dent
Sullivan & Bond
Schwartz & Greulich Co
Joergers
Gage Street
Nolf
Sullivan & Bond's
Sisters’ Academy
Lands Withdrawn in Cascade County Montana
Nearly half of Cascade county Montana has been withheld from settlement due to fraudulent desert land entries. The withdrawal covers land south and east of the Missouri River, affecting about 1,150,000 acres with filings under the desert land law on roughly 200,000 acres. The suspended area likely totals about 40,000 acres.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Cascade County
Missouri
Great Northern to halve shop forces by year end
The Great Northern railroad plans to cut shop forces at various terminals by about one half by the first of the year in a bid for economy. Road forces cannot be reduced while traffic remains heavy. Diphtheria outbreaks in Spokane County prompt actions. Six cases in Orchard Prairie prompt school closure and quarantine. no deaths yet and cases are mild.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Great Northern Railroad
Spokane
Orchard Prairie
Neighborly Hearts and Schilling's Best Dealing Close By
A quotation links neighborliness to open hearts and suggests Schilling's Best as a catalyst for bringing neighbors near through friendly deals and shared goodwill.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Schilling
Personal mentions from Umatilla visitors and city guests
A series of brief notes lists residents and visitors in Pendleton area towns. Bruce of Umatilla, R W Woodruff of Dayton, Thomas Jay of Hot Lake, Dean Hamilton of Weston, Matt Mosgrove of Milton, T Weaver of Athena, J N B Gorking of Athena, A B Thompson of La Grande, D Williams of Athena, 42H Meridith of Pilot Rock, and others are noted as in or visiting the city for short periods. Mrs Thompson and daughter plan a trip to New York City for the winter, while J J Worcester travels to Sumpter and Granite districts for mining interests. Roy Craven returns to Salem after a week here and time in the Sound country.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
R. W. Woodruff
Dayton
Thomas Jay
Hot Lake
Pendleton
Dean Hamilton
Weston
Matt Mosgrove
Milton
T. Weaver
Athena
Gorking
A.B Thompson
la Grande
D. Williams
Von
Meridith
Pilot Rock
RG. Thompson
Danaghtere
New York City
James McDaniel
J. G. Thompson
Thomas Ayres
Gene Vaughn
Portland
J. J. Worcester
Sumpter
Granite
Roy Craven
Salem
Mr. Craven
Sound Country
Scattered scenery causes wagon mishap at depot for theater
This afternoon at the transfer depot a big grey team of John Van Orsdall pulled a scenery wagon for Alexander the Great. The team balked and ran on both sides, the tongue rode through a gate, and the load twisted but no one was injured. The second wagon could not be hauled until fixed. Short notices list drug stores closing early Monday to Friday at 4 PM and extended hours Saturday.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Conpmy
Alexander the Great
John van Orsdall
State Teachers Association to Meet in Baker City
The State Teachers Association will convene in Baker City from the ad to the 25th of this month with Dr. Winship of Boston, President P. L. Campbell of the University of Oregon, President Ressler of Monmouth, and KR. C. French of Weston set to address students at the meeting. Dissolve Partnership. Temple and Wilcox bond changes form a new business venture as A. M. Temple exits and W. P. Temple takes over. The firm name remains but the partnership becomes anew. Bloody Lumber. A murdered man was found in a box car of lumber on the Northern Pacific, and a subsequent freight car into Robert Forster’s yard carried lumber stained with blood and hair, possibly the same car.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
State Teachers’ Association
Baker City
Dr. Winship
Boston
P. L. Campbell
U. of O
Ressler
Monmouth
KR. C. French
Weston
Temple & Wilcox
A. M. Temple
W. P. Temple
Fim
Robert Forster
No Glanders Found in City Inspection
Dr. William McClain state veterinarian from Portland inspected a boree reported with glanders found no symptoms of glanders after examination.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
William McClain
Portland
City
No Steamboat Service Court Backs Abandonment
No steamboat service will operate on the middle Columbia between Paseo and Celilo for the year, amid strong opposition from the Oregon Railroad and Navigation Company. Exclusive intelligence to The Union reports the plan’s abandonment and a likely delay for an extended period.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Middle Columbia
Walla Walla
Orogon Railroad & Navigation Company
Paseo
Celilo Unte
Union
Spokane School Board Delays Levy to Seek Bond Issue
The Spokane school board delays this year’s tax levy to pursue a district bond for about 200 thousand dollars rather than a heavy tax levy. Without the bond the levy would be 9 mills. with bonds 7 mills would cover district expenses. Dr C Rosenberg of Aoria was fined $50 Monday for practicing without a license.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Spokane
Dr. C. ©. Rosenberg
Aoria
Wea
No Road to Thunder Mines Blocked by Snow
A wagon road from Boise to Thunder Mountain is blocked by heavy snow, leaving about 100000 pounds of mining gear abandoned. Pack trains work along the route to move in machinery for new mines, while the camp remains isolated. Scotland area statistics note 10062 acres with most under cultivation and land ownership split among tenants.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Boise
Thunder Mountain
Wai
Emmett
Shoes and price claim boost in local sale pitch
A vendor touts Douglas Gloria and Hed Hehoollouse Shoes as higher value for money, claiming better wear quality and no underselling. He notes wide options in five widths and various leather styles to drive increased trade this fall.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Fioneran
Douglas
Gloria
Stockport Sunday School to Celebrate Centenary in 1806
The great Sunday school at Stockport Chesire England plans a centenary celebration in 1806 with the erection of a large building to accommodate over 7,000 scholars.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Stockport
Caeshire
Eng
Astoria Shape Goods Sold At Eastern Prices
A fragmentary item notes Hurd a and Crane offering pra ereY in a new Shape Astoria Billet and Gaduione with sale by the quire at eastern prices. The garbled text lists products and prices as available by the quire. The readable portion preserves vendor names and the general sale method.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Hurd
Crane
Astoria
Also Mentioned on This Page
Teutsch's
Martin's
Rohrman’s
Rame
Teutschn
Gratz’s
Court Street
Radler
Hawke
Seibert
Bridge
Wilson
W. Irvin
Everything Clean
Martins Family Grocery
Testsch’s
Big Store
Main and
Alta
Iunziker
Ktvanced Jeweler
Bor
the New Brace For Men
Koeppen & Bros
Main Street
Court House
Bruce
Umatilla
Warde
James
Caer Me Pe Ae
F. W. Schmidt
Tallman & Co, A. C. Koeppen & Bros
Brock & M'Comas
Coats
Scotland
Europe
Schoo
Big Nation
Rigby-Clove Mfg
Oregon
Elite Fish Market
P. O. Elliott
Thompson
Main St
This is just the beginning! Our collection holds over 300 years of history, including rare newspapers, obituaries, marriage records, birth records, and so much more—most of which you won’t find anywhere else!