Various Ads and Notices from Local Businesses
Local retailers advertise purses, handkerchiefs, clothing, and boots at Cleaver Brothers Dry Goods Co. Sale of stock, ranch cattle, and real estate near Main Street. Rentals offered on 617 Aura Street. house and lot for sale near Lil lith and Railroad. Jails reported empty, city upkeep praised. Dance tonight at Armory hall with Kirkwan's orchestra. Lost gold watch chain with J Bernard engraving.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Nolf's
Cleaver
Livgee
Frances Boat
Cleaver Brothers Dry Goods ‘Co
Cleaver Brothers Dry Goode Co
Peter Weat
Geo. Eley
Newman's Cigar
Aura Street
Lillith
Wm. Hickey
Behop
Cleaver Brothers Dry Goods Co
Main Street
Addreas
C. J. Chopot
Davenport
Wash
Koeppen
Eale
Singer
Weat Court
Trocet
Pendleton
Heaton
Memaens Bros
Hendrick's
Boston
Benard
East Oregonian
Conrad Platsceder
Webb
Armory Hall
Kirkwan
Arthur Gibson
Births and notices in local items from a period paper
A fine pound boy was born to Mr. and Mrs. J. L. Deering. J. M. as father claims a fine child. Mrs. Rose Campbell to display domestic patterns starting Monday September 16. A. B. Price, accused of knife assault on Conrad Piata, remains at large. The Peoples Warehouse advertises evening sales on millinery, stockings, neckwear, knee pants, and a free hat with suit. pony prize tickets urged. Promotional lines push White Collar Line steamship trips to Portland and Salem venues.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
J. L. Deering
J. M
Rose Campbell
Price
Conrad Piata
Peoplew Warehouse
Hanne
Peoples Warehouse
Bose
Cart
Iho
K. Alexander
Portland
Salem
Cascades
Bailey Gatsert
Dalles
Columbia
Kam Oregonian Daily
McKinley to Join Harvard College After Pendleton Visit
Arthur McKinley of Portland spends a day in Pendleton before heading to Cambridge to enter Harvard College. For five or six years he led the Latin department of Portland public schools. His father Rev G A McKinley is the former Pendleton academy rector, and his siblings Ed win and Alice attend Princeton and Bangor Ore respectively. France is noted as a Northern Pacific express messenger from Spokane.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Arthur McKinley
Portland
Pendleton
Cambridge
Mann
Harvard College
Portland Public Schools
G. A. McKinley
Fr. L. Forbes
Pendleton Academy
Aieter
Edwin
Alice
Princeton
Bageny
Ore
France
Mpokane
McKinley
Pendleton Notes: Local People and Movements
Pendleton residents and visitors bustle with names and moves. Patten, Patten and McCubs frequent town. Clarke returns from Skagway and Juneau. teachers arrive from Oregon City to work in public schools. Dentists, millinery plans, and telegraph travelers add to the day’s chatter as residents head to Portland and Eugene for study and work.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Patten
Pilot Rock
Joe, McCubs
BK. BR. Co
Poncheton
N. Berkeley
Ed Mopey
Mark Patten
Camas Valley
Clarke
Skagway
Juneau
Grace Houghton
Walla Walla
Danny Lee
Milton
Frank Sibley
Battercreek
Ira Sibley
Jonnie
Laura Heath
Oregon City
Pearl Smith
Helix
Dalice
J. H. O'Neill
E. A. Aleppo
Pendleton
W. KE. Brock
Eon Herald
Heppner
A. L. Beatte
Oregon Unity
W. P. Pell Bee
Portland
Fell
Manon, Ehraan & Qgo
Mise Pearl Luckey
Eugene
University
Mary Butor
Shanika Lowder
Pilkington
Ajnce
Shaniko
Astoria
Mra
Geo
Consur
Jewgleter
Great Falle
Mont
Mr. Town
Montana
Tony
Monmia
RK. T. Cox
Bie
Bessie
Buffalo
Baseball Tomorrow in Alta Street Rivalry
The Pioneers of the Pacific face the Invincibles tomorrow afternoon at the Alta Street arena in a charity game. The Invincibles, formerly Knights of Thine, seek revenge after two prior losses and claim they will win as lineups include Barlow Cronin Cox Medley Ulrich Anderson Drake O Hara Maya and the Invincibles Duffus Fletcher Brown Bond Lampkin Fitzgerald Held Keller plus pitchers and catchers. Proceeds go to charity and play starts at 8 o clock sharp.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Fionesrs
Invincibles
Montunday
Alta Atreatda
Pioneers of Theacific
The
Knights of Thine
Pioneers
Barlow
Cronin
Cox
Short
Medley
Ulrich
Anderson
Drake
O' Hara
Maya
Invinciblen
Artman
Duduis
Fletcher
Brown
Bond
Lampkin
Fitegerald
Keller
Telegram confirms J. Clove shot. wound at knee
A telegram received at Brock and McComas drug store reports J. Clove shot in Cold Springs. It requests Dr Cole treat the wound on arrival and conveyance from the depot. Clove’s exact cause unknown. he is a warehouse worker and should arrive by 6 o'clock.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Brock & McComes
Umatilla
Brock & McComas
McComas
Wreck on Oo Kh N kills two engineers near Dallen
Reports from The Dallen say two gravel trains wrecked on the Oo Kh N yesterday afternoon two miles east of The Dance Between between 1 and 4 oclock. Engineers Tom Haslam and Ed Reese were instantly killed and two or three other train men were injured with little information available.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Tom Haslam
Reese
Dallen
Ed Reese
Remarkable penmanship contest closes in Kline area
The Corvallis Gazette reports James Dunn wrote the words CQhneen quality 0 shoes for indies 640 times on a postal card, with each letter perfectly formed. Ada Cummings of Halvey penned the phrase 620 times while Mrs Charles Young of this city placed third with Sip, all showing remarkable patience.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Corvallis
Kline Wra
Jamee Dunn
Abe
Chase Avery
Mra
Ada Cummings
Halvey
Charles Young
Sip
Winding Watches For Daily Use, Morning Advantage
The London Express notes winding a watch in the morning keeps the spring tight through the day and on the move, while winding at night leaves the spring relaxed and the watch still. Neagle Bros advertises low prices on tools and hardware including best market quality implements for any buyer.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
The
London Express
Kroughton
Neagle Bros
Regular intervals for daily routines urged
A guidance note recommends setting a fixed daily time for routine tasks and adhering to it. It stresses consistency over whether the task is done in the morning or night, urging regular practice.
Harriman and Cornish Lead Transcontinental Board Appointments
At the O. R. & N. meeting officers were chosen for the Portland and Asiatic Steamship line with E. H. Harriman as chairman and A. L. Mohler as president. W. W. Cotton named secretary, while E. 8. Benson became general auditor and other directors include W. Crooks and J. Teal. Spokane Union Telegraph Co. directors re-elected with Harriman and Cornish among the leaders.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
ER. A. Farriman
A. L. Motler
William D. Cornish
Winslow
Lawrence Greer J
N. Teal
James G. Wilson
Portland
New York City
E. H. Harriman
Arden
N.Y
Harriman
Cornish
Wilson Scretary
F. Vv
Crosby
New York
Benton
Messrs. Cornieh
Greer
Mayor orders Lee Street Bridge repairs and sale of land
Mayor Vincent condemns the Lee Street bridge and orders immediate repairs. City officers cite wheat harvest damage. a sale is planned including 1000 acres of summer barley or wheat land and 800 acres of stubble wheat land plus all implements and stock. Inquiries to Parl Bowman at 810 Reward.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Vincent
Lee Street
Summeriallow
Parl Bowman
Also Mentioned on This Page
Cleaver Bros
Oregon
Ast
Aday
Howarl. Farm Loans. Co
Bivic
Wall
C. Sharp
Opti
Wachore
Actin
Dowuny
Shell Tah
Olympia
Aera Oysters
Gro& Dines
Mes. M
Dori Sod Davie
Loughein Leton
Tae Kas
Aherie
Tallman & Co
Tallman & GO
J. Clove
Ternoon
O. BR
KR. Omoers
Owl Tea House
Camas Praiie
Exsier and
Chenne
N. K. Fairbank Company
Chica
Elena
St. Louis
Skirt Making
Pilsner Beer
Pendleton Planing Mill and Lumber Yard
R. Forster
Fred Walters
Sam
Rader
Main and
Webb Streets
Remi
Peoples
Tih
Prodi
Cor
Court and
Jobat Pendleton
Orem bin
Ame
Fmt
Jeery Lighy
Karn
Nye al
Gira
Conrad Kouler
Columb
ALTA
FX. Schempp
Baliamen
DR. W. & Cole
Vincent MD
al Minet Sation Mami
UN. c. J. Meth, Office
Pexdieton Aerie Baal Feaidoure Weliphone
Wampielu
MDP
Holidag
Lynn Kk. Blakey
Merous ‘Eam
Phates
Ancui Tacts Sme
Huw
Abd
aBoHr
Fos
Wallal
Juad
Shrek & Cole
Jul Wore
Bhop
Bull Sirost
B. A. Vaughas, Jo Jedd Bulsdleg
Glok
Josepm Ell
Wood
Laatz Bros
L&e Street Bridge
Mr. A. Rader
Main
L. G. Frazier
County
Standard Grocery Co
Golden Rule Hotel
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