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Newspaper
Pendleton Eagle Valley News
Location
Pendleton, Oregon, United States of America
Date
Apr 01, 1903
Page
8
Pendhewon Progressive Club Forms and Civic Aims
The Retailers' Association executive committee adopted Pendhewon Progressive Club as the group name and outlined plans for a constitution and by laws to be reported next meeting. They discussed street trees and arbor projects to improve appearance, and endorsed a May Day carnival. The boiler makers union leader was offered $5,000 and steady Canadian Pacific work if he quits the United States.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Retailers’ Association
Pendhewon Progressive Club
R. Alexander
Ap Arbor
Jay
Union Pacific
Canadian Pacific
United States
Pendleton Fourth of July Celebration Sparks Debate
Local opinions favor holding a genuine, old fashioned Fourth of July in Pendleton with early planning and public support. Citizens urge a well managed event with floats music and contests to attract visitors and benefit the town.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Pendleton
R. Alexander
Radley & Zehner
Baer & Daley
Boettcher & Clark
T C. Tarvier
Olver & Co
Breck & McComas
W E. Garretson
W. Schmidt
W. M. Blakley
Younger & Son
Baker & Folsom
Jesse Fallinge
W S. Bowman
Neagle Bros
George M. Froome
Local notes from Pendleton and surrounding areas
J F Kiemmer of Alba and M DeYoung of Pullman are in the city. S Gadola travels to Tamond vile. Dr Snapp of Ukiah was here yesterday. A daughter born to the wife of A Gustafson on March 31. L Lowrey returns from Morrow county trip. Mr and Mrs P H Russell welcome a son on March 30. R B Montgomery of Gurdane visits sister Mrs Thomas Gurdane. S A Sayles, Umatilla stock raiser, wins at Perkins. J T Million, city water works engineer, returns from Illinois. Chris Selson and family return home from trading in Pendleton. W Harris improves from pneumonia at Web and Franklin. FP Hartshorn of Gurdane buys farm machinery. James Garrett en route La Grande to Yakima country for future residence. E B Hamilton, Baker City Herald circulation manager, passes through to Walla Walla. Mr and Mrs Joe Basler head to Portland for business. A Chapman starts for Lewiston to study land values. may relocate. Charlie Frazier rests and is expected to recover. injuries include head and neck pain.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
J. F. Kiemmer
Alba
W. H -Herrison
M. DeYoung
Pullman, Wash
S Gadola
Tamondvile
Dr. Snapp
Ukiah
A. Gustafson
Lowrey
Morrow County
Horn
P. H. Russell
McKay Creek
R. B. Montgomery
Gurdane
Thomas Gurdane
Sayles
Umatilla County
Pendleton
W. Harris
Web
Franklin Streets
Hartshorn
Harthorn & Corley
James Garrett
la Grande
Yakima
County Camp Session Details and Delegates Named
Modern Woodmen county camp convened at the 10 C F ball with Judge E A Lowell elected as state camp delegate and Geo A Robbins as alternate. Milton chosen for next biennial camp in 1905, with Helix and Echo camps active while Weeton remains outside. George A Hamblen chairs, HE Cook is clerk Schiffier ve. In the Schiffier divorce, venue denial and $100 witness expense allowance granted. J A Fee represents Emily Schiffier ve Sarah Schiffier. Carter & Raley defend.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Judge Lowell
Echo
Milton
Weeton
Helix
George A. Hamblen
Cook
Trees for Court Ward Plants 100 Red Fir Trees
Court official Summerville orders 100 young red fir trees from the mountains to plant in the courthouse square. He bears the expense personally and seeks no reimbursement. In other items, Nora Touse petitions for divorce from Peter Touse with an April 6 circuit court hearing date. Attorney names listed.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Court Ward
Summerville
Nora Touse
Peter Touse
J. A. Fee
H. E. Collier
Barbers In Court On Licensing Violations In City
State barber inspectors yesterday arrested A Callon and Shelly Jones for practicing without licenses. Both pleaded guilty before Judge Fiz Gerali. A complaint against Mark Patton for employing an unlicensed barber was not executed due to Patton’s absence. Inspectors reported all city shops clean and up to date, with modern equipment. This was the board’s first visit here in three years, and licensing sessions are limited to western towns, forcing candidates to travel to Portland for exams and incur costs.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
A. Callon
Shelly Jones
State Board of
F . R. Callon
Shelley Jones
Fiz Gerali
Poth
Mark Patton
Patton
State Board
Washington
Portland
Move of North Methodist Church Under Study
The North Methodist congregation considers relocating the church building to a yet undecided site, depending on finding a suitable location at a reasonable price. The committee has a $5,200 fund plus existing holdings. The contract to light state institutions for two years has been awarded to Salem Light Power & Traction Co.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Methodist Church
North Methodist
Salem Light, Power & Traction Company
Building lots and property for sale in North Fields area
HEW TODAY lists 1900 buys 200x582 feet of sight building property in North Fields with $80 price, two building lots with stone wall and sidewalk on W Court, Doe three Jote on north side. Also a corner good room house $1300 with corner lot and a cottage nearby.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
North Elds
W. Court
Doe
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Gresonan
Puting, Wilson & Co
THE
Progressive Club
F. & S. Bitters
Tallman & CO
Jr. H. Garrett
A.ouse Aval
Blut
Tom Swearencorp
West
Alta
Businss
Henry Feed Yard
Pat
Hayden's
Court Street
Javelie Price
W. F. Earnharit
Beechams Song
Lees
Sascham
Canal 5T
New York
Ie Bemes, Inc
Little
Postoffice
Ge. A. Chapman
Lewiston
Idaho
Charlies Frazier
C. EB Troutman
Association
Boston
Atlanta Constitution
State Board OF Examiners
E.t.wade
ST. Joe Store
Fabian D
Zion
Lily
Bogardus & Co
Thompson Hardware Co
Main Street
Bigboston Store
M. A. Rader Main
Webb 8
Flos
Byers
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