Local Classified Snippets From Pendleton Area
A jumble of local ads and notices lists services from I C Snyder chimney sweep to dry wood and coal, rooms for rent, and a range of shop offerings. The blurb mentions fresh seafood at St George Grill, tank sales, eye throat nose and throat care, and an appearance by W E Grinnell with stock hogs at Pendleton stock yards.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
I. C. Snyder
Chimneysaweep
St. George Grill
East Oregonian
West Webb Street
Quelle
New Gallery
Taylor Hardware
Lewis
Dr. Co
J. Smith
City Brewery
D. N. Reber
M. D. Eye
Office Schmidt
B. H. Decker
Rock Springs
DeMotts
Water Street
For Sale Land Under Umatilla Irrigation Project
For sale one hundred twenty acres land under Umatilla irrigation project, 65 acres under ditch, 20 acres alfalfa, price $6506. Ten years time Will take small property in Pendleton part payment. Have for rent 16 acres alfalfa, 6 acres fine subirrigated garden land, together with good place for geese.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Umatilla
Pendleton
Pendleton Cash Market Offers Poultry and Produce
Five miles from Pendleton G R Roberta advertises dressed chickens. Pendleton Cash Market lists fruit and vegetables including snow eating apples and small pie pumpkins for Halloween. Call Phone M.101.
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Pendleton
G. R
Pendleton Cash Market
Hallowe'en
For Sale Wheat Land in Horse Heaven Area
For sale in eastern Horse Heaven section, 2 12 miles from station, near Columbia River. Fenced mixed wheat and stock farm, 200 acres now farmed, about 400 acres tillable, rest bunch grass pasture, no rocks. Present tenant can continue farming. Must be sold by November 15. $9.09 per acre on time or $7 cash. Address Lock Box 271 Kennewick Wash.
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Eastern Horse Heaven
Columbia River
Kennewick
Wash
Eagles Hall Social Tonight Like Fraternal Event
Friday evening October 25 at Eagle-Woodman hall a Fraternal Order of Eagles event invites all members and families to attend with friends welcome non members pay fifty cents admission ladies free light refreshments served committee urges participation social time guaranteed
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Eagle-Woodman Hall
Order of Eagles
Pendleton City Pound to Sell Unclaimed Dapple Grey Horse
The Pendleton city marshal takes up a dapple grey horse about 1150 pounds with a brinded right stifle and reached mane. If not claimed within ten days, the animal will be sold at 2 pm on November ith, 1912 at the City Pound Oregon Feed Yard, Pendleton, with sale proceeds covering costs. Dated October 24, 1912. John Kearney City Marshal.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Pendleton
Oregon
John Kearney
Republican Speaker Tour Dates in Umatilla County
Asa B. Thomson, chairman of the county Republican committee, announces speakers for Umatilla County. W. Robinson of Portland appears in Stanfield and Echo on Saturday October 26 and Athena that evening. Geo M. Hyland and Stephen A. Lowell speak in Pendleton Milton and Freewater, with James P. Neal at Pilot Rock October 30.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Umatilla County
Asa B. Thomson
Republican County Central Committee
Co. W. Robinson
Portland
Stanfield
C. W. Robinson
Echo
W. Robinson
Athena Saturay
Geo. M. Hyland
Pendleton
Let the People Rule Vote 322 Yes No
Political ad urging passage of a local measure with Yes and No options. Also promotes real estate, livestock listings, and a Pendleton cash market. Includes advertising for Thoroughbred Scoton Collie puppies and electrical motor installations for woodworking plants.
Local residents noted in Pendleton visits and updates
L O Harra of Weston arrived yesterday while Deputy Sheriff Joy Blakely tipped Nolin this morning. Ralph Knight returned from a visit to Knight ranch at Helix. Mrs Charles Alapach of Helix came in on the Northern Pacific. W G Coleman and A Madson of Walla Walla visited last evening. Pat McDevitt traveled to Hermiston for a day of wild duck hunting. James P Neal from Frettwater came for business. Matt Mangrove, Milton resident, was among morning arrivals from Walla Walla. Sid A Saylor of Umatilla sought support for county assessorship. Charles McDonald of Snipe Valley near Albee visited Pendleton. George W Bradley, county treasurer, came from Athena after campaigning. Mrs Joe Lewis of Helix visited hospital to be with her husband wounded in a knife incident with Ed Limerly earlier in the week.
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Charles Alapach
Helix
Northern Pacific
W. G. Coleman
A. Madson
Walla Walla
Pat McDevitt
Hermiston
James P. Neal
Matt Mangrove
Miltontun
Charles McDonald
Snipe Valley
Albee
Pendleton
George W. Bradley
Athena
Joe Lewis
Atend
Focal Hospital
Ed Limerly
Pendleton Commercial Club Honors Departing Leaders
The Pendleton Commercial Association held a luncheon to honor C. J. Smith and T. C. Taylor as they plan to leave Pendleton for Portland. Speakers praised their long service, board leadership, and impact on Umatilla County. A formal resolution expressing appreciation was adopted and to be published in local newspapers.
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T. Taylor
Commercial Club
E. H. (Wooley) Clarke
Pendleton
Dr. Smith
Taylor
C. J. Smith
T. C. Taylor
Portland
Pendleton Commercial Association
Umatilla County
The
Attorney Talks His Front Teeth Loose In Court
Portland, Ore. Oct. 25. Attorney Huntaman ranted for two hours in the dance hall case against B. H. Masters and C. E. Baugher. He ended with a denunciation of newspapers and county officials for closing Slough resort last May, then his bridgework fell out while attempting to bite a lemon. He quipped it was fortunate it did not occur earlier.
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Portland
Ore
Huntaman
B. H. Masters
C. E. Baugher
Wild Horse Cutoff Progressing After Blast Mishap
C H Martin leading county road project to complete the Wild Horse cutoff in four months after resuming work post summer pause. Foreman May reports blasts moving earth and rock, with one accident injuring him slightly as power and telephone lines were briefly disrupted but repairs completed by managers Vincent and Mabie.
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C.H. Martin
Wild Horse
Foreman May
Vincent
Pacific Light & Power Co
Mabie
Pacific States Telephone & Telegraph Company
Mable
Marshall Urges Vote for Doctor Lane in West Tour
Marshall extols Lane during a Medford stop on a Western trip from Chicago October 15 to 31, praising Democratic gains, Wilson support, and defeat of Taft electors. He critiques Roosevelt as not a true progressive, touts Indiana and California as leaning Democratic, and cites party platform points.
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Net
Rogue River
Medford
Marshall
Wilson
Senate
Chicago
Haineis
Nebraska
Colorado
Wyoming
California
Oregon
Taft
Roosevelt
Indiana
la Follette
Simon
Eloping couple and stolen auto sought
Spokane police seek an eloping couple and their stolen vehicle following a report of a youth claiming wealthy parent funds. The incident involves the pair allegedly leaving a string of bad checks as they flee. Authorities urged witnesses to contact Spokane police with any tips.
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Spokane
Wash
Are You Subject to Constipation?
A heavily styled ad promotes Dr. Caldwell’s Syrup Pepsin as a mild laxative, claiming it suits every family member and offers lasting relief without harsh pills. It cites endorsements from elderly users and provides a mail order free sample guarantee with refunds.
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Caldwell
Theas
W. Bert Skinner
Berwyn
Ned
J. H. Durand
Grand Rapide
Minn
W. B. Caldswell
Washington St. Monticelld
Alwaye
Northwest search for Oren Parmeter linked to Spokane elopement
Authorities trace Oren Parmeter, son of a wealthy Stevens Point banker, across the northwest after he allegedly borrowed Mrs. Dr. Wallace’s car in Spokane and eloped with her 23 year old daughter Marie. He left over 2000 dollars in dishonored checks, with a warrant for grand larceny sworn by Mr Wallace as Parmeter announced plans to open a chain of drug stores.
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Northwest
Oren Parmeter
Stevens Point
Wis
Parmeter
Dr. Wallace
Spokane
Wallace
Parmenter
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the Ladies’ and Children’s Store
Howard Heating Stove
John Gagen
Malin
C. H. Beltel
Furnistea
Apecial Ratea
Peindleton Iron Works
Taylor Hardware Store
Margaret Phelps
Western Union Telegraph Office
New
State Hotel
W. E. Grinnell
F. J. Donaldson
Rewable
Smith
Ione
L. Little
Amity
L. O. Harra
Weston
Joy Blakely
Nolin
Ralph Knight
Knight
Sid A. Saylor
Ulines
Scott's Grocery
Empire Furniture
Doctor Lane
MR. W. Bert Skinner
Pioneer
Walter Adams
Pendicton
A. D. Charlton
Hope
Childrens
Mieses
Messaline
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