Pendleton City Briefs and Local Notices
A dense list of small ads and notes from Pendleton businesses and residents. Items include rents and rooms, for sale items like a Smith-Premier typewriter, shoe repair services, harness and saddlery, hats and caps, stables and hay, a college advertisement, millinery, lampooning from Hamley’s, and public notices. Also mentions Pendleton Business College openings, a concert, and a veteran’s suicide near Mamaloose island.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Hamley's
Pendleton
Boston
Heston
W. F. Cook
Craghead & Hays
Athena
Mra. Campbell's
U. & Rader
Hamley’s. Pendleton Business College
Thorugh
Oak Department
Chatham
A. Kunkel & Co
David Thomas
Maladi City
Idaho
Mamaloose Island
Hope
Garfield and
Washington Street
Howard & & Ingle
Mali Street
First National Bank cashes checks worldwide
The First National Bank of Pendleton Oregon advertises cashing drafts on any city in the United States or Canada and handling items on any city in the world without charge. It states you do not need to present the dec to the paying bank and the bank will do so free of charge.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
D.ec
United States
Canada
First National Bank
Pendleton
Oregon
Snowfall and School Discipline Report from Baker City
The Baker City Democrat notes the season's first snow totaling about 12 inches, with children enjoying snowball play at noon. It mentions heavier early snowfall than last year and records an incident where a 12 year old boy refused to attend school and was brought to city hall for a disciplinary talk with Fire Chief Fox and Officer Boyd on duty.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Baker City
Democrat
Fox
Boyd
Baker City Democrat
Notable visitors and residents gather in city front from many counties
A. W. Crittenden and H. J. Critten den of Sumpter, Mrs. Pinkerton at St Anthony's with appendicitis, J C Hinkley of Tacoma on a trip, D H Preston of Athena, Mr and Mrs G W Bigby and Mrs Cora Cook arrived on No 6. J H Lewis the state engineer, Helen Fee, W C Sawyer, Dr J A Gelsendorfer of The Dalles, J Sheverman the San Francisco wood buyer, Mr and Mrs C B Roosevelt and daughter back from Walla Walla, Frank Robinson purchasing the Herkeley property, F T Bradbun of Sumpter at St Anthony's for leg operation, Conductor W H Kelsay to resume run, Captain Jennie Bolles visiting, Din Bowman to Ip city, stock on foothills good, Rev R L Cartwright to preach, CL Hunt to visit, Mr Jay returning to Walla Walla, A C Ruby Co showing a Percheron stallion, B F Swaycoart noting October cold snap similarities to current weather.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
J. C. Hinkley
Tacoma
D. H. Preston
Preston-Parton Mills
Athena
G. W. Bigby
Cora Cook
Salem
Helen
James A. Fee
Locust Hill
W.C. Sawyer
Cnmd
Meacham
J. A. Gelsendorfer
Dalles
J. Sheverman
San Francisco
Spokane
C. B. Roosevelt
Walla Walla
Frank Robinson
Herkeley
West Railroad Street
T. Bradbuun
Sumpter, Io
St. Anthony's Hospital
W. H. Kelsay
Portland
Jennie Bolles
Salvation Army
Pendleton
la Grande Observer
Din Bowman
Upper McKay
R. L. Cartwright
Berkeley
Cal
First Christian Church
CL Hunt
Thomas
Gerald
Hunt
Vancouver Barracks
Wash
Jay
Walla Walls
A. c Ruby & Co
Pendleton Hor
Bickleton News
B. F. Swaycoart
This
Morrow
Hie Farm
Heppner
Swamgart
Umatilla County
Oregon
Mitchell Complains at Oregon Conspiracy Charge
Senator John H. Mitchell denounced alleged conspirators in Oregon saying they ruined him and that he will be vindicated by the supreme court. He did not name the parties but accused crooks and thieves of Oregon of implicating him. He spoke in Tacoma on the Olympia morning after a visit with his son in law Judge W. O. Chapman of the superior court. He is reportedly suffering from a fractured rib.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
John H. Mitchell
Oregon
Supreme Court
Mitchell
Tacoma
Olympia
WO. Chapman
Superior Court
He Ie SU
Alleged Car Shortage Hits Pacific Northwest Lumber
The Pacific Coast Lumber Manufacturers association reports rail cars are scarce to move Oregon and Washington timber to the east and interior markets. Washington mills face shutdowns as shortages bite, with 75 firms short of needed cars and estimates of 777 cars required to move next month’s output.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Portland
Northwest
Pacific Coast Lumber Manufacturer ® Association
Rue
Evening Telegram
Oregon
Washington
Orme
Control of Pacific Coast company stays with Hil’s allies
Seattle dispatch to the Oregon Daily Journal states railroad men believe control of the Pacific Coast company remains with factions friendly to James J. Hil. The article calls the belief a demon in the scramble for control.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Seattle
Oregon Daily Journal
Pacific Coast Company
James J. Hil
Rival rail lines eyed in Pacific Coast control dispute
A stockholder meeting re-elected a Hill board, signaling that any new entrant into Seattle would face the Hill. Norton Pacific and Great Northern would welcome a rival, but insiders doubt such a move is imminent. control of the Pacific Coast company is viewed as key, as selling the Columbia and Puget Sound would sever coal and waterfront interests from the coast.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Seattle
Norton Pacific
Geat Northern
Columbia & Puget
Pacific Coast Company
Columbia & Puget Sound
Pacific Coast
Northern Pacific
Great Northern
Beautiful instrument bought by Pendleton Commercial Association
The Pendleton Commercial Association purchased a magnificent Marshall and Wendell piano from Ebers Pie House. Placed in the cymnasion room, the golden oak instrument came from a long-established maker, with the company dating back to 1953 and a large Albany factory. It required two flights of stairs and a special platform to install in the balcony.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Stalia
Charles B Hanford's Tour Opens Strongly in 1906-07
Charles B Hanford begins his season with a strong 1906-07 tour drawing enthusiastic audiences and favorable critical notices from The Theatrical World. Critics hail his magnetism and promise high feats of drama and tradition. In other news, the government sought one million brook trout fry for the North Fork of the Coeur d'Alene River.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Charles B. Hanford
Charlo B. Hanford
Mr. Hanford
Coonr Alene River
Also Mentioned on This Page
Tasket
Mercorial
Teutsch’s Department Store
A. C. Rader
C¢ Hamiley
Donaldson's
Rader
Mrs. Campbell
Mr. Campbell
Hotel St George
Water Street
Emera
Jackson Street
College Street
Pendleton Business College
Peoples Warehouse
M. BE. Church
al Corner Railroad
Franklin Streets
A. D. Stillman
Thompson and
Water Streets
Simas H. Soule
St. George
Tallman & Cee Drug
Polles
Tommy Aiking
Mra
Rose Campbell
B. E. Turner
Henning’s
Main Street
Leathers Tranafer Ca
Offic
Gritman Cigar Store
Main St
Cadence Black
Louis Hunziker
Koeppens
Popular Price Drug Store
A. W. Crittenden
H. J. Crittenden
Sumpter
City
Mrs. Pinkerton
Oreo
Mmiin
Puget Sonn
Frazer’s Book Store
Great Eastern Dept. Store
Emall
Snane
Birch Creek
Hartman
Bentley
Matt
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