Local Classifieds And Notices From Pendleton Ad Pages
Local notices show a Pendleton page listing opportunties and services including a chimney sweep, oyster and seafood ads, rag requests, lodging, furniture and gallery offerings, agent and clerk positions, lost and found items, stock sale notices, and market listings for seafood produce. Names include I C Snyder, John Gagen, Mrs Cornwell, Mrs Beltel, D N Reber M D, Grand Union Tea Co., B H Decker, Ed Wirdemeyer, W E Grinnell, and others with addresses and phone numbers. The page also advertises dry wood, scrap iron, rooms for rent, and a stock hog sighting with a Pendleton stock yard appearance.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
John Gagen
Water Street
C. H. Beltel
Taylor Hardware Store
Vogue Millinery
Garden Street
N. Reber
M. D
Schmidt
Pendleton
Grand Union Tea Co
Walla Walla
Wash
B. H. Decker
Rock Springs
DeMotts
Ed Wirdemeyer
Secret Society Meeting Notice for October 19 1912
No. 21 F FE A A members are asked to attend the regular meeting October 19 1912 at Secret Society hall at 10 70 a.m. The agenda includes discussion of next season's suck s. H CC Mills secretary.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
F. FE
Secret Society Hall
H. CC
Mills
Reward Offered for Lost Horse in Oregon Mountains
Reward offered for lost horse described as a tall dark buckskin or light bay with black mane and a black stripe down the back. The horse has a wire scar on the right stifle and two branded circles with a bar, located on the right shoulder. Contact Frank Saling in Pendleton, Oregon with any information or for return.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Hingham Springe
Iight Bay
Frank Saling
Pendleton
Oregon
Dance in German Hall Opens Cold Spring Event
A dance will be held in German Hall in Cold Spring on Saturday October 19 invited for all residents to attend.
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Middle Cold Spring
Neuropathy relief claims by chiropractor firm
An advertisement promoting chiropractic treatment asserts neurology restoration after proper adjustments can eliminate disease regardless of nature or location. It offers free consultation and examination and lists PR.1 Eo Holdn, Rooms 3 and 4, Temple Building.
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Eo Holdn
Temple Bldg
Rancher Offers 640 Acre Farm for 1000 Sheep
Tam for Sheep, I will exchange my improved 640 acre grain and stock ranch for one thousand good sheep. Address owner, Lewis KR. Elliott, Delrin, Wash.
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Lewis KR. Elliott
Delrin, Wash
Hunter Jumps Jars Gun Off Fatal Pheasant Hunt
In Sunnyside North Yakima county Washington on October 18 Henry R. Cole a rancher died after a Chinese pheasant hunt when George Kane of Seattle dumped his half cocked gun as he jumped an irrigation ditch the muzzle pointed up and the cartridge exploded tearing the femoral artery Cole died from blood loss Kane remained with him until he died hours later C A Stensin also hunted with them
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North Yakima
Wash
Sunnyside
Henry R. Cole
Cole
C A. Stensin
George Kane
Seattle
Kane
Aberdeen Elks leader injured in Raymond accident
Police Judge F K Drake and Representative Phil S Locke, Aberdeen Elks, were hospitalized after stepping off an unprotected walk in Raymond. Drake, over 70, broke two ribs. Locke sustained chest injuries. About 150 Aberdeen lodge members joined the excursion for the dedication ceremony.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Aberdeen
Wash
F. K. Drake
Phil S. Locke
Elks
Eymend
Nk Lodge
Raymond
Judge Drake
Locke
Personal mentions from Pendleton and surrounding towns
A parade of visitors and locals stops in Pendleton including CC Pickett of Salem, George Lunkel of La Grande, traveling man W KK Keinhart, Hermiston engineer BE L Davis, Mrs. Hen Eastridge from Helix, Mrs. J W Mitchell of Athena, Chauncey Haines from Walla Walla, Mollahan of Heppner, attorney J T Hinkle, Weston liveryman Henry Stimper, Charles Quinney of the Redeemer Church, Fred Shoemaker now in Seattle, A W Nye candidate for county treasurer, and Chief John Kearney returning from Salem after a prison transport. Also notes campaign travels by O O Campbell and Secretary J E Keefe Jr leaving Pendleton for Freewater for a banquet with the fruit growers’ union.
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Hen Eastridge
Helix
J. W. Mitchell
Athena
Stev
Charles Quinney
Church of the Redeemer
Weston
Fred Shoemaker
Pendleton
Seattle
A. W. Nye
John Kearney
Salem
Smith Construction Company
la Grande Observer
J. E. Keefe, Jr
Pendleton Commercial Association
Freewater
Commercial Club
Fruit Growers’ Union
Tillie Baldwin Targets Bull Dogger Stardom in 1913 Round-Up
The plucky rider Tillie Baldwin aims to become a top bull dogging performer. She has twice won the title of champion lady buckaroo and plans to tackle steer handling bare handed with husband Johnny Baldwin. He will base in Pendleton this winter and prepare new stunts, including a four-horse hippodrome setup and a drunken ride act.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Tike Baldwin
Cowell
Norway
Pendleton
Johnny Baldwin
101 Ranch
Pickett
Paldwin
Lewiston
Teachers of Crook County Institute Highlights
Prineville Oregon October 18 Crook County Teachers Institute sessions centered on educational topics. Mamie Fulkerson shared school life from a boy's view while E D Ressler of Oregon Agricultural College discussed making work enjoyable and lifelong specialization ideas for rural teachers. Dr A E Winship spoke on The Personal Element Efficiency in Education and Rescuing Rascals.
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Prineville, Or
Crook County
Diaz May Resume Presidency If Nephew Succeeds
Mexico City Oct 18 supporters of Porfirio Diaz state he may resume the presidency if his nephew Feliz Diaz carries through a revolutionary movement. The report notes Diaz would reclaim office upon political success by his faction.
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Mexico City
Porfirio Diaz
Mexico
Feliz Diaz
Lowell Predicted Wilson Victory Amid Republican Split
Judge Stephen A. Lowell of Pendleton, a known eastern Oregon Republican, told the Portland Journal that Wilson will be elected due to the Republican split between Roosevelt and Taft. He plans to vote for Taft to keep Republican strength, while acknowledging no third party can win. He spoke in Portland while supporting Ben Selling for Senate.
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Stephen A. Lowell
Pendleton
Oregon
Portland
William Howard Taft
Theodore Roosevelt
Woodrow Wilson
Portland Journal
Lowell
Roosevelt
Taft
Woodrow Wison
Wilson
Judge Lowell
United States
Selling-Hirsch Hall
Ben Selling
United States Senate
Schumann-Heink Buys 170 Acre Farm in Northwest State
Grand Forks North Dakota reports opera star Schumann-Heink has bought a 170 acre farm north of the city. She plans to build a cottage and garden, spending two or three months each summer there. She says she chose the Northwest for investment and personal use and invested 72 dollars per acre.
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Schumann-Heink
Northwest State
Grand Forks
X. D
Schumann-Heinik
Mme Echumann-Heink
Library Notes on Halloween Titles and New Rental Books
Library notes list new Halloween related items and children's books to be issued from the rental collection Saturday afternoon. Titles include Beloved Vagabond Capn Joe's Sister He Comes Up Smiling Lion and the Morse Pleasures and Palaces Red Lane House of Old Harpeth Tompkins Effie's Christmas Dream Captain January Child's Garden of Verses Peter and Polly Wireless Telegraph Construction and other related works.
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Hallowe'en
Thebrary
Locke
Cap'n Joe
Lee
Sherman
Hornblow
Mr. Wycherly
Harker
Daviess
Day
Old Harpeth
Tompkins
U. Ss. Foresters
Roth Wheeler
Effie
Alcott
Captain January
Richards
Stevenson
Peter
Polly
Wilkinson
Morgan
Knife in His Nose Sues for 310000 Over Surgery
Seattle mine owner J Medlock sues Chicago surgeon Dr Oliver Tydings for 310000 claiming a one inch knife blade broke off in his nose during an October operation. He alleges misstatement at the time and says X ray located the blade near the brain and it was later removed after four hours by Dr Bellinger at Henrotin Hospital.
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Chicago
Kickham Scanlan
J. Medlock
Seattle
Wash
Oliver Tydings
Columbus Memorial Building
Tydings
Med
Diplomacy and social performance quoted by Baltimore American
A Baltimore American quip observes Mrs Jinks maintains a widow impression by invoking her late husband in casual talk. The remark plays on social tact and perception in public settings.
Also Mentioned on This Page
Norfolk
Express
F. E. Livengood & CO
the Ladies’ and Children’s Store
I. C. Snyder
St. George Grill
East Oregonian
Majin St
Western Union Telegraph Office
Court Street
Lee Street
County Bridge
W. E. Grinnell
Boston
D. Goey
G. F. Smith
Calvin Street
A. Turner
Thompson Street
Hastman
Grand Stand
A. Hong
Everett
Washington
Cette
F. J. Donaldson
Pendieton
Hunter
H. Pickett
The
Bowman
George Lunkel
la Grande
W. KK. Keinhart
Sas
BE L Davis
Hermiston
Henry Stimper
Tillie
Diaz I
Baltimore
Library Notes
Save Your
Alexander Dept
Florsheim
A. Schneiter
Prop
Pendleton, Ore
Main Street
E. Webb
State Hotel
China
Beaver Board
J. A. Borie Lumber Co
Ore
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