Local ads and notices blend of services and sales
A dense page of local notices lists rentals for Front office space in Judd building and furnished rooms on 3135 Main, coal and clean coal shipments from Dutch Henry, barn care for horses at 620 Aura Street, fresh poultry and groceries, loan offers on alfalfa and fruit land, travel routes via Northern Pacific through Spokane, and multiple property sales including a dairy ranch, a $2000 Franklin car, and a three block from Main Street house. Also features transfer services, trash hauling, land exchanges, and grain land prospects in Montana with ad copy from Pendleton and nearby areas.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Aura Street
H. E. Bush
Nyssa
Ore
Pendleton
Main Street
Dutch Henry
Main 173
Bock Springs
Dance and Supper Event at Eagle-Woolfman Hall
The M Th A lodge sponsors a social dance and home cooked supper in Eagle-Woolfman hall on Thursday October 19. Tickets include supper and ladies enter free. The ad oddly notes a proverb about marital neglect but provides no further event details.
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M Th A
Eagle-Woolfman Hall
Personal visitors and travelers in Pendleton notes
Mrs. Royce and Mrs. H Knox from Pasco are guests or visitors in Pendleton with others from Long Creek Hood River Hermiston Walla Walla Stanfield Milton Selma California and North Carolina. Delegations and local officials including Deputy Blakely Judge Phelps Senator Burgess Representative Peterson and Commissioner Walker are mentioned with travel or business in Portland Hermiston Stanfield and Stanfield.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
H. Knox
Pasco
J. A. Blackwell
Long Creek
Bowman
Newton Clark
Hood River
St. George
E. B Aldrich
Hermiston
Thomas Herman Beverly
Portland
J. F. Baddely
Walla Walla
P. C. Holland
W. Touréman
Garden City
Joe Blakely
J. N. Burgess
S. D. Peterson
Milton
G. W. Phelps
H. J. Burton
Selma California
H. J. Taylor
J. A. Raley Jeft
Fire sweeps front room. two injured at Levering Hospital
Read of a house fire in which the front room burned wildly, leaving two people in serious condition at Levering Hospital. A nearby resident Mrs. W. R. Chisham dreamed of a lamp explosion in her grocery store before waking to see the fire. Also notes a career ad urging entry into wireless or railway telegraphy with salaries from 70 to 90 dollars monthly and training by the National Telegraph Institute in Portland, Oregon.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Levering Hospital
W. R. Chisham
Setters
National Telegraph Institute of Portland
Ore
Spanish saves a beating by speaking Spanish
Daniel J. McCoy of 8029 Steiner street was held up by three men at Union and Stockton streets. He spoke to them in Spanish and avoided a beating as one robber remarked it was lucky he spoke Spanish. The piece ends with a quip about city men and money and advice from country folk.
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San Francisco
Calif
Daniel J. McCoy
Steiner Street
Union
Stockton
McCoy
Fire dreams come true in Hannibal home blaze
Mr and Mrs Charles Sotters woke to a coal air lamp explosion that set their interior ablaze after a night left burning. They escaped the flames with their clothing scorched and the room fully involved as the house burned.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Haonial
Neleltor
Pumes
Hannibal
Mre
Charles Sotters
Also Mentioned on This Page
Coal Main
Snyder
Chimney Sweep
Judd Building
Fr. B. Judd
Orpheum
J. A. Beat
Northern Pacific Ry
Spokane
W. Adama
Franklin
J. W. Davis
B. Webb
Toutsch & Bickers
Penland Bros
Teututh & Bickers
Pen- Meton
Teutech & Bickers
Mavin
B. A. Morton
California
Northern Pacific
Paseo
Lee W. Adama
W. Adams
Montana
Northwest
St Louis
Helena Plate
FAO
Hox
Dillon
Mont
Mrs. Royce of
How
Shafer
Duncan
Robert Riggs
St. N. Stanfield
Stanfield
Ed. Saunders
Camas Prairie Country
Helix
Carl Enedah
Collins-Alexander
Mre Seeley
Captain Seeley
Seattl
W. M. Peterson
Horace Walker
Wal Street
Castoria
Koeppen
Perrin
Our Cloak and Suit Department
Wohlenberg Dep’t. Store
Oe Garman
Fleseee Ledderwear
Shepard Cheeks
Yard
Hung Hive
F. E. Livengood & Company
the Ladies and Childrens Store
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