Burglary at Hollis General Merchandise Store
Eyewitness report details an attempted burglary on Hollis General Merchandise with a wall breach and stolen tools later linked to Dan Mee Enachorn, a Weston blacksmith. Fire and police actions follow as captains and surgeons contend with injuries from a Meacham accident, including an amputation of a limb after a derailment incident near Pendleton.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Hollis’ Store
Toseday
C. W. ‘Hollis
the Press
Fred Rosenzaweig
Breen
Taft
J. Bloch
Rd Street
Hollis
Night Watch
Frij Ving
Dan Mee- Enachorn
Weston
Wheat sizes and hops market notes from San Francisco
Market report from San Francisco dated July 6 notes wheat sizes at 163 and a July 5 update shows hops quiet and easy with state common to choice priced at 18 214 and Pacific coast at 19 21. The brief item captures commodity price ranges and market tone.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
San Francisco
Pacific Coast
Pendleton News Notes and Local Occurrences
A scattered review of Pendleton and nearby happenings cites public figures, instrument makers, and business moves. Mentioned are Dr. Moffitt address in Ca station, J. C. Leasure barn fire scare, and the Oregonian Pacific plans to build over the Cascades into Master town. The Athena band receives praise, and local real estate and insurance ventures are announced alongside market chatter and weather hints.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lea Batereag
Davis
Adams
Bala
Mann
Warr
Warren Station
Moffitt
Ca Station
Oregonian Pacific
Cascades
Master
Oregon
Harvest picnic and lodge events in Athena this month
Scilizen notes plans for an A. O. U. W. harvest picnic in Athena, with an installation of officers in the A C U W tomorrow. Mentions Mr. Pickens, Judge DePentt, and Mrs Prins visiting the Waterman home in the city.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Scilizen
Pickens
Ots
DePentt
Umatilla County
Athena
Nie
Cause for Dunning in a Publisher's System
The National Labor Tribune cites a farmer who sells 1000 bushels of wheat for future cash but receives tiny dribs. Debtors owe him many one-dollar notes, eroding his crop value and harming his finances. The piece argues a publisher has reason for persistent dunning.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
National Labor Tribune
Local farmer reports fair crops with wheat hurt by cold
John Rush of Helix community says crops look fair overall though wheat suffered from the cold weather. He attributes the chill to recent conditions. Also notes Bubb, a solid Republican, read in the Alliance Herald about barter replacing money and seeks explanation on how to exchange for goods or taxes. Athena Gun Club held a regular meeting with shooting results listed, including twenty five binges and multiple doubles by members Gilleland, Githens, and Shaw.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
John Rush
Helix
Bubb
Alliance Herald
Tabun
Union Pacific Pushes $25 California to Missouri River Fare
At a meeting of the eastern committee of the Western Passenger association the Union Pacific again offered a $25 rate for one way fare between California and Missouri River points as the lowest path to Chicago Missouri River lines. Ready opposition at St. Paul connections may block the plan, but if today’s meeting rejects it the railroad will likely set a $25 flat rate between California and Missouri River points.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Eastern Committee
Western Passenger Association
Union Pacific
California
Missouri River
St. Paul
Mlassouri River
Boundary description left out in Lincoln county land report
The school land office notes a legislative boundary error for Lincoln county. A west-side strip between Polk and the Tillamook reservation, 22 miles long and 4 miles wide at the south, runs to a point in the north. Tillamook is described as having a frying pan handle.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Panhandle
School Land Office
Lincoln County
Polk
Biletz Reservation
Tillamook
A Singular Wedding Party in Wisconsin
A garbled account from Wisconsin describes a wedding party with extraordinary heights among participants. The groom stands 7 feet 1 inch, the bride 3 feet 2 inches, with a witness group including a 7 feet 6 inches tall man and an officiant described as single-legged, amid incoherent text.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Wisconsin
Natural death verdict in Campbell trial aftermath
A crowded scene recounts a struggle after the death of a woman named Stahl. Campbell created a disturbance and was ordered off the premises. An inquest heard testimony from city physicians and witnesses, with a coroner’s jury returning a verdict of death by natural causes. Separately Matelia Stamper clashed with Dr. King over owed services and a marshal was struck, while W H Beers, ex-marshal of Weston, was arrested in a funds misappropriation case.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Stahl
Campbell
Campball
Smith
Biar
Justice Bishop
G. Hartman
H. E B. Bickers
Frank Frazer
C.J. Whitaker
R. Sargent
H. McArthur
T. J. Hailey
Dr. Smith
Mr. Stahl
T. J. Millions
Drs. Pruett
Martin
Houtson
Miss Simmons
Matelia Stamper
Inv
Dr. King
Itseoma
Ree
Ee Bf
Stamp
W. H. Beers
Weston
Portland
Hailey
Beers
Roads to Hell and Town Improvements
A local wood hauler criticizes rough Main Street road near the new Wild Horse bridge and urges the street committee to act before wheat hauling begins. Church and school events are praised, highlighting St. Andrews Catholic Indian school program with music, dialogues, solos, and prizes. A Masonic supper by Bai Lodge draws many members and families for a pleasant evening of socializing and dessert.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Hell
New Bridge
Wild Horse
St. Andrews Catholic Indian School
Anichistress
Mists Raineville
Ganther Chianale
Irene Little Scholar
Pirat
Bai Lodge
Auction at Smetherman's feed yard Athens Ore 1893
Public auction to be held at Smetherman's feed yard in Athens Oregon on Saturday July 15 1893. Ten days credit with approved security offered. Auctioneer H P Dawxa.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Smetherman’s
Athens Ore
H. P. Dawxa
Advertised Letters for Umatilla County Oregon July 1 1893
List of names including Chas Hook Chas Lawcen John Hollis Will Smith Mre L Kizer NB Youngberg Chas Knox Adam Gro W Hansen P M requests all persons to call for letters at the Post Office in Umatilla County Oregon dated July 1 1893.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Umatilla County
Oregon
Hook
Chas Lawcen
John Hollis
Will
Smith
Mre
L. Kizer
NB. Youngberg
Chas, Knox
Adam Gro
W. Hansen
P.M
Married Names Recorded in Pendleton Notices
Two marriage notices set forth couples wed in Pendleton on July 6 with names Daniel Richetti and Pauline Ront eau and Doherty with Catherine Dosherty. Dates appear inconsistent, likely OCR errors. records indicate local marriage events in Pendleton.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Pendleton
Daniel Richetti
Pauline Ronteau
Doherty
Catherine Dosherty
Birth Notice for Wane Fite of Alba
Born July 8 1893 in Pa Payne to Mrs Wan Fite of Alba. Child named Ys with birth weight 10 pounds in P Pondletor.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
P Pondletor
Rs. Wan Fite
Alba
Pa Payne
Ada Stahl Dies At Pendleton Home
Notice to creditors and the public that Ada Stahl Thor daughter of C Stahl died aged 24 at her Pendleton home. Also a notice about a lost note payable to P M Kirkland signed by John Lawson for 37.00 and a lost possession to be returned.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Stahl
Pendletony
Ada Stahl
Thor. C. Stahl
P. My. Kirkland
John Lawson
Baid Natchin
Ua P.M. Kann
Old Brick advertising and local notices in Pioneer Drug Store ad
Fragmented OCR reveals an array of local ads and notices urging visits to Pioneer Drug Store for cheaper goods and household tips. Mentions King & Co of the Peoples Whos Tonys, Dr G W King, D S Baxor estate money lending, and W T Grumany loan services, plus a city and county news tease with a Puxas dose.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Boe
Mery
Louie Proebstel
Proebstel
Gillian Taenan
Pioneer Drug Ae
L. 8. Wood
Werten Leper
Carlisle
Yale
Oregon
Paris
Donaldson
Jones & Co
Main
G. K. Holt
King & Co
Tonys Ab
G. W. King
Bina
Parvinteren and Aitentied personal names in South Side
A garbled OCR fragment references Morey, B D Laveur, Onaliler, Aton, and Onegai on South Side Main Staveh with unclear context or events. The readable names imply a local person list or street reference without a clear incident or dated action.
Also Mentioned on This Page
United States
Royal Baking Powder Company
Wall Street
New York
N, B. Humphrey
Meacham
Pendleton Tribune
Meacham Ac
Spanier
andNy
J. C. Smith
Guyon
Martin, Pilkington
Vincent
Legion
Hosspirey
DR. Grant
AYR
P.M Kiridend Pioneer Drug Stars Serae
Plano
Sreen Inne Ib
Kelso | Bros
Ore. W
Clark
Pendieton
J. C. Leasuré
Plo
Ston Tribayg
Athens
Bam Nicley
Anatin
Melix
Uiedinen
Iitte
Richardson
Watts
E. L. Barnett
Colton
Wash
Town
Endleton
F. Beal
Catan
Sanday
Borgevin
Hansell
Umatilla
Lieual
J. N. Stamper
Dr. Fuller
Corvallis
Dan Gillis
Tacoma
McQuary
Sasi
Blumar Frank Drug Co
Pythian Lodge
Kirk
C. C. Sharp
Robt. Co
Edington
Umatills
Bowmer
Bergevin
Toth
Milton
Whi
W. C. Garsrove
Evan List
McConnell
Ed Kitson
Justice Bishop's Court
Louis Bergevin
Arthur Martin
Sol Lemery
John Taltenger
J. B. Dickenson
Camas
Big Dick
White
Mountain Valley
J. L. Bayer
F. B. Boyd
T.D. Harper
Dr. Carlisle
P. N. Stevens
Rathat
Peter Gaskell
Desheriff Hailey
Joel Gerking
Nefore
Irving McQuary
Baker County
Walter C. Lynn
Tgees
Mise Roberts
Kern
Udge DePoatt
Pat Kineys
Ida
R. M. Turner
Kine
Ta Grande Land
Fuiniast
SW. Ie Ree
Tp. Snr
J.B. Pau
Royal Arch
la Grands
Union
Baker City
Walla Walla
Poituigater
Pendle
the Gun Club
Athena Gun Club
Bingles
A.D. Gilleland
J. A. Githe
Aix
L. A. Githens
L. Shaw
U. P
Panthandler
Dr. King and the Marshal
Mountains
Pioneer Drug Store
W. T. Grumany
Atheng
South Side
B.D. Laveur, Onaliler
Aton, Onegai
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