Local Business Notices and Services Listing in Pendleton
Local ads display a mix of services and goods including coal from Dutch Henry, private board and judging at 205 W Webb, room and board for teachers, groceries at Pendleton Cash Market, and garden hose at cost. Also offers for lumber, poultry, vegetables, a lost package reward, and transfers plus boat trips from The Dalles to Portland. Special rates for horses, trigger ads for chimney sweep, and travel details for the Northern Pacific to Spokane.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Dutch Henry
Snyder
W. Webb
J. A. Best
Pendleton Cash Market
Sharon & Bvldings
Bealas
Parker's
A. Morton
Main 173
Rock Springs
Portland
Dalles
Bailey Gatsert
Round Up No Long Waits At Patton Barbershop
Round-Up notes short waits at Patton’s barber shop where seven barbers are employed under fair work conditions, reflecting efficient service and staffing.
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Patton
Pendleton Finance Committee Advances Five Thousand Dollars
Five thousand dollars loan approved by Pendleton officials on real estate security. W. El Brock P. Strain and J. L. Sharon serve on the Finance Committee.
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Pendleton
W. EL Brock
P. Strain
J. L. Sharon
Finance Committee
Notice to the Public from Kurrle & Son
Notice that Farmers Meat Market on E Court Street has reopened and invites patrons to visit for fresh meat and poultry, with Kurrle & Son seeking their share of customers.
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E. Court Street
Kurrle & Son
There Will Be Dances This Week
Readers are notified of dancing this week on Wednesday Thursday and Saturday under the Saturday night dance management.
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Saturday Night
Notice to Taige Maccabees on Monthly Dues Payment
By order of Supreme Record Keeper Ella Reager and Janet A. FP Rae L. C. all rate tax and dues must be paid by the 20th of each month. A warning is issued about honest men not wanting their night records searched.
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Supreme Record Keeper
Ella Reager
R. K. Janet A. FP
Rae
Ring dive saves wedding band aboard harbor steamer
A Norwegian seaman Karl Magnussen on the survey steamer Hache dropped his wedding ring while shifting it on deck and jumped into the harbor to retrieve it. He resurfaced coughing up water as Surgeon Merchand helped, but the ring had rolled to the main deck below.
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Baltimore
Karl Johann Macnussen
United States
Hache
Skinner Drydeck
Seaman Magnussen
Magnussen
George Merchand
Pomeroy Begins Thirty Fifth Year in Solitary
Massachusetts prisoner Jesse Pomeroy, age 61, marks 35 years in solitary at Daston State Prison. He entered at 16 and remains under life sentence for murder, allowed one hour daily in the yard with no contact with guards. His mother long pursued commutation until a sharp tool found in his cell halted efforts.
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Massachusetts
Daston
Mass
Jesse Pomeroy
Pomeroy
United States
Round-Up Visitors Queen Pendleton List of Personal Attendances
Local Round-Up week attracts a long list of visitors. John Tamerman Helix KE Kirby Bigin Ernest Knight Seattle bound guests Dr C J Whittaker Cambridge Idaho Nelson St Dennis Westport arrival F C Annibal Seattle trip attendees include J Kasari Wasco Oregon and F Greer Weston Will Jamieson Weston Fluth Gibson Portland Ruth Donahue Portland visitors Carl Page Baker guests Matt Musgrove Milton Clarence Adams Finh city Anne Elizabeth Sawtelle Salem visitors F W Breed College Place poultry judge Wade Conductor La Grande Mary Whitney Pendleton Lenore Younger Portland travel W R Rhinehart West travel Mrs Henry Rinkely Brownsville Grace Stillwell Lulu George Pendleton teachers Will Peters Portland May Petross Portland Lee Teutech Hot Lake improving Mrs Gus La Fontaine and daughter Helen Pendleton Pauline La Fontaine Edna Lavelle Florence Eugene Vaughan Pendleton visitors with aunt during fall
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John T’amerman
Helix
KE. G. Kirby
Bigin
Bowman
Finley
Ernest Knight
Fi. C. Annibal
Seattle
Sound
Nelson St. Dennis
C. J. Whittaker
Cambridge
Idaho
Carl W. Page
Baker
Matt Musgrove
Milton
Clarence Adams
Finh
Mixe
Elizabeth Sawtelle
Salem
F. W. Breed
College Place
Wade
la Grande
Lenore Younger
Portland
Guy Wyrick
W. RR
Rhinehart
Points West
Henry Rinkely
Brownsville
Grace Stillwell
Lulu George
Washington School
Oregon City
Will Peters
Troy Laundry
May Petross
Pendleton
Lee Teutech
Gus la Fontaine
Helen
Pauline la Fontaine
Edna and
Lavelle Florence
Fugene Vaughan
Panama Canal Reaches Atlantic Entrance Width and Depth
The canal extends to its full width of 500 feet at the Atlantic end and reaches about half of its total depth 41 feet. From deepwater inland to the old French canal about five and a half miles the entrance is 500 feet wide and at least 29 feet deep. Dredges continue to remove rock to complete the remaining 21 feet. Width will range 300 to 1000 feet in different sections with usable lock width 110 feet.
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Atlantic
Washington, D. C
Panama Canal
Atlantic Entrance
Gatum
Culebra
Batun Lake
Cuban editor kills rival in street confrontation
Ernesto Manidoza editor of El Combate killed Rodolfo Fernandez editor of Guinnes de Rumbo in Guines Cuba. The men had a newspaper controversy when Fernandez attacked Manidoza with a cane and Manidoza drew a revolver and fired. Both papers are weekly in Guines, about 40 miles from Havana.
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Mentoza
Fernandez
Havana
Ernesto Manidoza
el Combate
Rodolfo Fernandez
Guinnes de Rumbho
Guines
Mendoza
Storm Hits Portland Area Causing Local Damage
Reports say an electric storm last night damaged fruit and hops in districts near Portland but spared the valley overall. In Atwood two houses were struck by lightning and burned. Mrs. Cella was struck at her home near Gervais but sustained little injury.
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Portland
Ore
Atwood
Cella
Gervais
Canteloupes ripen in nine weeks by electric growth
Evanston researchers Dr. George Statz and William F. Stahl demonstrate electricity forced growth. They produced 350 cantaloupes in nine weeks on a 20 by 26 foot plot and accelerated daffodils from bud to bloom in twenty six hours, faster than the usual eight days. Wires were laid under roots and above plants at the Golde nursery, drawing local interest from garden enthusiasts.
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Chicago
George Statz
William F. Stahl
Evanston
England
Richard F. Golde
Vicious bulldog crisis ends in self-inflicted death
In Turtle Creek, John and Daniel Hillard faced a dachshund style attack after the maid left the bulldog unchained. The men fought the animal across the first floor for over 20 minutes before a broom handle ended the struggle, while the dog then killed itself in the cellar. John Hilliard suffered serious lacerations.
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Fittsburg
John
Daniel Hillard
Turtle Creek
Righ
John Hilliard
Wealthy Woman Gifts $500 Hat After Global Pursuit
Mrs. Ellsworth of Newport, widow of two years, arrived at Van Nuys hotel with a turban hat bought in Paris for $300. Delays and travel carried the Paris hat through Paris, Moscow, London, New York, Newport, Chicago, New Orleans, Winnipeg, and to Los Angeles where she gave it to a maid unused. The hat, never worn, is now out of style and was presented at the hotel.
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Los Angeles
Cal
William Deal Ellsworth
Newport
R- 1
van Nuys
Paris
Parle
Ellsworth
London
New York
Chicago
New Orleans
Winnipeg
Fish toe and ring unite in odd wedding ring tale
In Pottstown Pennsylvania Mrs. Harvey Wilson dropped her wedding ring into Saylor's mill dam Chester county. Children offered rewards and a 14 year old girl felt something slip over her toe mistaking it for a snake. The ring was recovered and brought to town for reunion with the bride.
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Pottstown
Harvey Wilson
Saylor
Also Mentioned on This Page
F. E. Livengood
the Ladies’ and Children’s Store
Ladies’ Home Journal
Orpheum
Thomseon Street
H. H. Copeland
Aura Street
Carr's Mill
Meacham
Oregon
Poerking Avenue
Northern Pacific Ry
Spokane
W. Adame
Elores General
Penland Bros
Tan
Koeppens
J. P. Kasari
Wasco, Ore
F. ¢. Greer
Weston
Will Jamieson
Miss Fluth Gibson
Miss Fay Gibson
B. Thompson
Dave Lavender
Ruth Donahue
Mary Whitney
Bullock
Fish
Ety
Ele Reuthers
Warren Street
Pendleton Business College
M. L. Clancy
B. A
Prin
Wohlenberg Dept
the Cowboy Headquarters
Workingmen's Clothing Co
Main & Webb Sts
Pendleton, Ore
Northern Pacific Railway
Pasco
W. Adams
N. P. RY
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