City Brevities and Local Notices Fragment
Local brief compilation lists shops notices chalking sales, rentals, and services. It mentions wallpaper, cigars, furniture stores, rent ads, fresh produce, and paper hanging services along with lodging offers and craft trade mentions. A fragmentary street scene shows merchants and locals advertising daily offerings and events.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Martin
Teutsch’s
Pokers
Neuman
Robinman's
Rma Diab
Sehwartz & Crowtieh
Fraser's
Court Street
Grate
Hanlon
Rehr
Vincent Birent
City buzz with visiting dignitaries and locals on business
A parade of visitors and residents fill Pendleton today with Messenger notes listing A. P. Cyler from La Grande W. E. Osborne Baker City and J. W. Sawyer Walla Walla in town for brief stays. Others include Hugh Walker Helix M. J. Guthrie Baker City Miss Mary Kittridge and Mrs. A. J. Wright Pilot Rock visiting friends.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
A. P. Cyler
la Grande
W. E. Osborne
Baker City
Pendleton
J. W. Sawyer
Walla Walla
Hugh Walker
Helix
M. J. Guthrie
Mary Kittridge
A. J. Wright
Pilot Rock
R. Condra
Sumpter
Will Moore
Yoakum
James Lessie
Richmond Paper Company
Seatte
Sam Pejser
Alexander Department Store
Portland
Joseph N. Scott
Atholin
Tila
James Crawford
Spukeane
Harry Powler
Lone Berio
Paseed
Ile Mueie
Otelack
Wilner
J. W. Deokine
Christan
Ole
Hood Hiver
Fort Fur Tity
Mr. Brodie
Eliy
Galineun
Salem
Elby
Gabriedsat
Eva Froome
Pear Rinesrson
Pili Fork
Alma Dy
Kate
Bolan
Pentleton
Katy
New York Life Insurance Company
Galloway
Blake McFaol) Payor Company
Baker Clifs
M Lyons
Walla Wallon
WP. Hooper
Mr. Lyons
Loretta Starr
Milas Starr
Untimely death of local man in North Yakima incident
A garbled report describes a man named Bates of Piyendalgin wines at Wilmer who was overcome by gusts while with companions. He died before help could reach him as relatives and friends in North Yakima mourn. The item references ex Superintendent Jo 1D. Lee and a trip to the dail ter.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Balen
Bates
Johnson
Wilmer
Bh. D
Gusthe
Reese
What Kind of Feet Have You at the Boston Store
A shoe parlor ad claims to diagnose foot types and explain how good shoes prevent fatigue. It touts the store as offering the largest stock of shoes for men and women with prices up to $5.50 and promises easy purse-friendly fittings.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ohio
Eliog
Boston
Also Mentioned on This Page
Teutsch’s Big Department Store
Main and
Alta
Campbell’s
Lethon Groon
Elert
Charles Lane
Wate & Son
Wo & Rader
M.A
Toutaeli
Ray Cab Co
Raiders Furniture
Tablety
Gion Holler
Selina Fonds Naok's
BE. C
Wilton & Carbine
Inland Empire
Nokr Bridge
Wilaen J& Garnine
Kent
Demott & Co
South Main Street
Joe
Walter
Leary
Leary Ie
Cleod
Makoiger Nixon
Brule
London
Hunziker
Bo Aesatider
Turkey
Koeppen
al Waffle
Beeston Stone
A. Jacobse
Wally Walla
Te Ely
John Kees
Jacob
Mire
M.C. Smith Hurt
Orine
Joe O'Shea
Union Meat Company
O'Shea
Pryort Owned
tSchaft & Marx
Oregon State
Nolfte
Uli Hine
Bt. Joseph and
Mondieton Academy Hogha
Suita Claus Headyerters
C.F. Galesworthy
East Alta St
Lee
Olympia
Rigby- Clove Mfg
Oregon
The
Oregon Daily Journal
Pragier
Bookstere