City Briefities At Pendleton Carriage and Goods Fair
Miscellaneous classifieds and notices list rentals, sales, jobs, and ads. Items include house rentals on Casble and Logan streets, beds and furniture ads from Baker & Folsom, typewriter and organ sale, also wage offers from Warren Construction Co. and Powndton road sales.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ostermoor Mattresses
Bauer & Folsom
Casble St
Graham Furniture Co
Elmer Turner
Nica
Logan Street
Autumn Weather Across Regions Brings Rain and Clearing Skies
Weeks weather report describes rains starting on the coast counties and spreading inland with strong winds. Showers eased into lighter precipitation, aiding wildfire suppression and clearing the air. Clearing conditions returned by Sunday with a cool night and frosts in high valleys, while Rogue River valley faced frost risk.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Wright
Columbia River Valley
Head River
Wasco County
D. N
Beho
Unchtilla
Blb
Stanfelid
Cmatilla
Amelilla County
Helen T. Duncan
Sit- Urdoay
Werton
Umatilla County
Maud M. Baker
Prince Albrecht Denis Herlin Dies Regent of Brunswick
Prince Albrecht regent of the Duchy of Brunswick dies today. In Los Angeles, thirty contracting firms and master builders signed an agreement declining the open shop code and refusing to recognize unions. The new telephone directory will be ready to print soon. those who have inquiries should contact the manager of telephone affairs. Read the Oregonian.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Prince Albrecht Denis
Herlin
Prince Albrecht
Duchy of Brunswick
Master Buildere
Los Angeles
Open Shop
Local visitors and residents noted in Weston area
W V Newell of Hermiston and BH Neal of Spokane are in town. Mrs Walter Adame I is seriously ill on South Malin. J R Scott of Condon registered here. Will M Peterson of Athena is in the city on business. Ben Ogle, Athena farmer, and I M Bates of Buffalo-Pitte company visited. T T Geer left for Salem for the fair. Thomas Thompson returned from Condon. H C Willie of the Fair left for Weston and Athena. Mrs Louis Hunziker and Dorothy travel to Walla Walla to visit Mrs Hunziker’s sister. W B Miller and sister visit. Ransome Lievallen, Weston pioneer blacksmith, reports people pleased with new passenger train. Glenn Bushee, U S marshal, brought Donald McKey and Dan Hartton to Portland for federal court. Mrs W J Perrin and Miss Grace Leaver arrive to take Mrs Grace Steele to Salem. Rev William DeWeese, Echo M B E church, moves toward North Yakima conference then returns via O R & N. O G Bechtel of Detroit, traveling rep for D M Ferry Seed, a University of Michigan graduate, plans to study law at Columbia next year.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
W. V. Newell
Hermiston
BH. M. Neal
Spokane
Walter Adame I
Malin Street
J. R. Scott
Condon
Will M. Peterson
Athena
Ben Ogle
I. M. Bates
Buffalo-Pitte Company
Walla Walla
T. T. Geer
Salem
Thomas Thompson
H. C. Willie
Weston
Louis Hunziker
Dorothy
Hunziker
W.T. Ginn
Walla Walls
W. B. Miller
Mins Paouline Miller
Ransome Lievallen
Glenn Bushee
U. S
Portland
Donald McKey
Dan Hart
Federal
William DeWeese
M. BE
Echo
North Yakima
G. Bechtel
Detroit
Mich
D. M. Ferry Seed Company
University of Michigan
Butte
Columbis
Portland saga of Nadine Nichols and young Volgoth
Nadine Nichols once famed as a Pacific coast beauty is linked to Bernard Volgoth in Portland after a Seattle and San Francisco sojourn. Friends recall lavish spending, odd earnings claims, and nightly outings to Claremont and Twelve-Mile House. Authorities note her aunt’s involvement as Volgoth diversions funded by questionable gains.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Nadine Nichols
Bernard Volguth
Ose
San Francisco
Pacific Coast
Oregon Daily Journal
Ignetrour
Shele
Sian
Nadine Riglan
Chicago
Nichale
Portland
Mra Nichols
W. W. Banks
Claremont
Volgoth
State Saloon Closed by Attachment Proceedings
Last evening the State saloon at Webb and Cottonwood streets was again closed by attachment proceedings filed in Justice court against proprietor A. G. Rudd by Shultz & Stricker for 70 dollars with no settlement this forenoon. James Elliott's fruit drier burned in Dallas on its first day of operation. Loss estimated at 9500 dollars with no insurance.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Webb and
Cottonwood Streets
Justice Court
A. G. Rudd
Shultz & Stricker
Jamce Elliott
Dallas
Los
Red Desert Lease Secured for Sheepmen in Wyoming
Sweetwater County Range company renewed its lease with Union Pacific to use a 6000 square mile tract in Sweetwater county 40 miles wide and 1½ high for one year. The deal, paid through vice president Karl Spinner, amounts to 17000 dollars, granting exclusive grazing rights to member flocks. The Red Desert remains suitable for sheep grazing but not cattle.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Wyoming
Union Pacific
Sweetwater County
Great Red Desert
Union Pacific Railroad Company
Cheyenne Tribune
Range Company
Karl Spinner
Union Pacific Land Department
Red Desert
Sweetwater
Unprecedented Sunday Freeze Hits Baker City
Baker City residents found ice in vessels left outdoors overnight with a thickness near a sixteenth of an inch. Old inhabitants call it a record breaker for the inland empire though no damage occurred as harvests were largely complete and fruit kept intact according to the Baker City Democrat.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Baker City
Inland Empire
Also Mentioned on This Page
Teutsch’s
F. Jolneon
Pendleton Business College
East Market Street
Despain's
Pendleton Woolen Mills
Mra
Wiley Frazier
Chambers
Jackson Street
Powldton Permanent
Addrews Dept
Atwood Bldg
Luke
Oregondian
John Gogen
Eagle Building
Court Street
Frazier’s Book Store
Warren Construction Co
Qualiy
Main Street
Oregonian
Koeppens
Popular Price Drug Store
A. C. Koeppen & Bros
Pendleton
W. J. Perrin
Grace Leaver
State Asylum For the Insane
Grace Steele
State Hotel
Hart, Schaffner & Marx
Hart Schaffher & Marx
California Fig Symup Co
United States
California Fig Syrup Co
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