Variety of Mercantile Ads and Offers on Main Street
A jumble of late 19th or early 20th century advertisements lists goods and services. The sample notes silks, furniture, tamales, cigars, pianos, and clothing. It mentions rents, job ads, and a sale of property on Main Street with bids due by a set date. It includes references to local stores such as Gratz, Gratz’s, Teutsch, Sullivan & Bond, Wilson & Carnine, and Der mott & Co, plus names like Irvin Black and J. F. Carrier.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Wilson & Carnine
Michin
King Wilson & Carnine
Cottonwood
Irvin Black
UC Rader
M. A
F. LR
Irvin
Delta
Younger’s
Sullivan & Bond
Sullivan & Hond
Jock Weil
Teatsch’s
Joergers
Hurd
Nolfs
Rader
Thompson
Grate Lodging House
Plessford
Sullivan& Bond's
Selbert & Schule
Schiffer
Dermott & Co
Rihorn & Swaggart
Main Street
Neagle Brow
J. F.nowlin
Garfield Street
Peoples Warehouse
Demott & Co
M. Cartey
Rambler Bicycle
Pendicton
J. F. Carrier
Weert Webl Street
Schillings Best Sign of Good Dealing and Eating
A brief note highlights Schillings Best as a reliable sign of fair deals and quality food. The slogan implies moneyback assurance and confidence for shoppers and diners.
Social notes mention local visitors and arrivals
Blanchet of Nye and Echo residents visit Nye city briefly. W Green of Adams and EB Wilbur of Duncan spend the day on business. Mrs M A Butler of Portland and Miss Emma Isaacs of Sumpter visit friends. R E Thorne of Eeho and PF Chase of Echo visit Pendleton or Walla Walla for races. Mrs W S Harrison of Sumpter guests of Pendleton friends. N W Wear of Adams and G W Hunt return home after short visits. W F Carson of Portland NP freight agent in city. Charles Cunningham back from Portland before grand jury. Mrs Sarnih Cochran, aunt of Mrs J A Green, will arrive to assist at Strahen lodging house. Mrs J E Brown and Esther Stayton guests of Mrs H P Evans and plan an extended visit.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Y. M. Howard
Echo
Ely
W. Green
Adams
EB. J. Wilbur
Duncan
M. A. Butler
Portland
Vielting Iemis
Thomas Soeraves
Emma Isaacs
Sumpter
R. E. Thorne
Eeho
PF. Chase
Pendleton
Berkley Halley
Walla Walla
el. Smith
G. W. Hunt
Foster
W. F. Carson
Northern Pacific
Charles Cunningham
Federal Grand Jury
Sarmih Cochran
J. A Green
Touring the World Prince Arrives to City Welcome
Albert K Prince, famed globe trotter, arrives in the city amid orders of Odd Fellows Knights of Pythias Elks and Eagles. He tours with mandolin and plans entertainments at Hotel Pendleton before continuing to St. Grande Baker City and beyond through Montana.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
K. Prince
Orders of Odd Fellows
Knights of Pythias
Elks
Eagles
Albert K Prince
Prince
Hhis Mision
Union
United States
Canada
Guy Daniels
Hotel Pendleton
Elis
St Grande
Baker City
Bors
Montana
Vacation Swap Briefly Takes Sears St. Joe Store
W. B. Parks of New York visiting his brother Joe Parks will flee in charge of the grocery department at the St. Joe store for a month while Ed Rubedew is taking a tion. W. C. Hosenson will fill Mr. Rubedew's position during the temporary vacancy.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
W. B. Parks
New York
Joe Parks
St. Joe
Ed Rubedew
W. C. Hosenson
Mr. Rubedew
Reeder Residence Sold for 2000 in Pendleton
The Reeder home on Lot 14, Block 3 of Jacob's addition in Pendleton was sold to W. BR Bilis for $2000. The property is identified as the Reeder residence in the Use residence records, with current occupant noted as Judge Bb die.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Leve
Reeder Ant
Heedarlin
Lave
W. BR Bilis
Jacob
Pendleton
Reeder
Judge Bbdie
Wesley Matlock Expected In City This Evening
Wesley Matlock is due in the city this evening after a prolonged stay in Alslie where he has been developing several mining properties during the summer. He plans to visit local interests and inspect his holdings once back in town.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Wesley Matlock
Alslie
Local resident returns to shop after illness
Laid up with erysipelas Julian Sharon, confined at home for days, is back at Joseph Basler's store though not fully recovered. The brief note cites the rush of offerschneme as the reason for his return.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Julian Sharon
Joseph Basler
Saloon Attachment Service in Weston and Rail News
J A Binkley traveled to Weston to serve attachment papers on a saloon with noted expenses. A new road to open and a first train route over the Oma and Cover d'Alene line is planned for October 24 with a major event including a trip to Spokane.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
J. A Binkley
Weston
Oma
d'Alene
Feos
Spokane
Directors elected for district No 27 school board
Voters at the mouth of Birerh creek yesterday chose a board of directors and a clerk for the remaining school year. They approved a bond of 700 dollars to build a new frame schoolhouse measuring about 20432 feet. construction starts once a bid is accepted.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Bireh Creek
Fred Hil
George A Kidder
Wilhelm
Augietus Hii
Barney Crowner
Robbing Hosts Wooden Wedding Anniversary Party
Last evening Mr and Mrs George Robbing honored their fifth wedding anniversary with a reception at their home on Logan Street. Friends enjoyed a pleasant evening and presented many beautiful gifts as part of the wooden anniversary celebration.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
George Robbing
Logona Street
Wee
Wow
Senator Clark Announces Train Service Change
Senator Clark in Salt Lake City says trains between Salt Lake and Los Angeles will resume operation February 3, 106. The announcement notes routing and schedule figures, with emphasis on restored passenger service and connections to western routes.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Salt Lake
Clark
Here
Los Angeles
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BEST
Teutsch
Teutsch’s
Martin's
Joor
Rohrman's
Ra Furnitcre
Jred
Gratz's
Preferida
Court Street
Gratz
Emfano House
Bridge
Delia
W. Irvin
Everything Clean
Odel
Hunziker
Deweler
Schillings
Moneyback
A. C. Koeppen & Bros
Dr. Deimel
Marx Hansl
tSchalline
Dis
Boston
NOLF
Moorhouse
Elite Fish Market
Melo and
Alle
N, Elliott
Rigby
Oregon
Wilson
Main
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