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Newspaper
Pendleton Eagle Valley News
Location
Pendleton, Oregon, United States of America
Date
Apr 11, 1903
Page
2
Beautiful Black Stallion Alton B Bought At Portland Sale
Frank Frazier returned from Portland after a three day blooded stock sale at the Irvington track. He bought a beautiful black stallion named Alton B, a full brother to Chehalis, for 275 dollars. The animal bears a strong resemblance to Altamont in head though more like Chehalis. Alton B was raised by J. Beach and previously trained little, with a tentative future on the track.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Frank Frazier
Alton
Portland
Frank Frasier
Irvington Track
Chehalis
Alton B
Altamont
J. Beach
Tocora
Henry Helman
Helman
California
Frazier
Alte Ric
City welcomes varied visitors and residents in routine notes
Ed Haney of Adams and Ed Wright of Pum Rock are in the city along with Sheriff W H Storey of Multnomah and other locals visiting or traveling. Miss Mamie Stottle becomes saleslady at Carriers millinery. E E Turner is stage carpenter at the Frazer. C J Freese from Spokesman Review is in town. Several residents journey to Spokane, Walla Walla, or Portland for family, health, work, or land business, including land filings by Caldwell and Estes, and updates on illness and recovery among Mrs. Chandler, Mrs. Walker, and Charlie Frazier after an accident at the Barnhart warehouse.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ed Wright
Pum Rock
C. L Burton
Spokane
Mamie Stottle
Carriers
W. H. Storey
Multnomah County
E. E. Turner
Frazer Opera House
C. J. Freese
The
Spokesman Review
H. Cottrell
Welser
J. A. O'Neill
Georgia Wright
Dayton
Wash
Jesse Shull
J.C. Carmie
Joseph Shualien
Weston
G. W .Curl
Thomas Chandler
Charlies P. Frazier
Portland
Collier Publishing Co
F.C Smith
Baker City
WT. Rigby
Steadman
Stone
W. E. Brock
Harold
Walla Walla
Oscar Cain
R. F. Henley
J. P. Walker
Mise Flory Walker
Albert Carney
Walter A. Wvatt
la Grande
E. A Vaughan
Cass Cannon
Athena
Nettie Cannon
Jane Woody
West Webb Street
Ransome Lienalien
Albert Storm
Boise
Formae
W. M. Caldwell
Seattle
Echo
Butter Creek
Letha Estes
Gibson
Moscow
U'Ren
Robert Dutcher
Traction Engine
Neagle Bros. Charlies Frazier
Barnhart
Bome
Divorce Granted and Licenses Issued in Local Notices
A decree of divorce was granted to Mary Dodge by Judge Ellis in the case against Charles Dodge. A marriage license was issued today to John F. Gulliford and Martha J. Ely. The Jolly Dozen announce the next dance of their series will be held Monday evening, April 13, for those holding invitations.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ellis
Mary Dodge
Charles Dodge
John F. Gulliford
Martha J. Ely
Jolly Dozen
Oregon Women's Clubs and Fair Work discussed
The Oregon Federation of Women's Clubs collaborates with local clubs including Portland and Jewish Circle to promote the Lewis and Clark Exposition. Members plan to influence legislation, organize Pendleton and Eastern Oregon clubs, and showcase Oregon at the 1904 St Louis General Federation biennial. The Thursday club notes Pendleton’s strong art exhibit receipts, seeds for school flower projects, and a forthcoming meeting on clubs and legislation with Dr. Smith.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Oregon
Lewis and Clark Fair
Jewish Circle
Oregon Federation of Women's Clubs
Great National Federation
Corbett
Henry Reed
Oregon State Federation
State Federation
Publc
State Federation of Women's Clubs
Cooper
Lewis and Clark
Pendleton
St. Louis
St Leuis
Wameley
T. C. Taylor
Woman's Club
Dr. Smith
Crops Backward in McKay Creek Area
William Huston of McKay Creek reports crops backward due to protracted cold weather and notes a widespread disease resembling a mild form of smallpox or scarlet fever. It is not resulting fatally in any case.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
William Huston
McKay Creek
Mr. Huston
Hurt by Horse Follows Rescue and Reinjury
Henry Lorenzen of Cold Springs endured a severe foot and ankle injury after a scuffle with a fractious horse nearly three months ago. He appeared to recover after a lengthy layoff but is now said to be suffering worse than before from the aftereffects of the hurt.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Henry Lorenzen
Cold Springs
Beefe Cattle Prices Highlight Creek Market Return
James Spence returns from Butter Creek reporting beef cattle sales at 4 percent per pound. He notes many sellers have not yet moved cattle, awaiting the same price signal.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
James Spence
Butter Creek
Easter Greeting Window Display at Peoples Warehouse
A Peoples Warehouse window features a lifelike statue of a lady in an Easter costume under an arch with marble pillar representations. The scene is framed by folds of delicate Easter fabric arranged to imitate clouds and mists, labeled Easter Greeting. The display is praised for originality, ingenuity, and naturalness.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Peoples Warehouse
Weston Buyer Purchases Fine McKinney Gelding Max Al Ropel
At the State Horse Breeders Association sale in Portland, J A Radley of Weston bought Max Al Ropel, a coal black four year old nearly 16 hands and about 1200 pounds. The horse is not leased and will become a smatifie county horse, noted as one of the fastest trotters not professionally raced. Badley paid 2000 dollars for the animal, described as a thoroughbred and likely to impress generations of its kind.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
State Horse Breeders’ Association
Portland
J. A. Radley
Weston
Max al Ropel
Northwest
Badley
Knights Templar to Hold Commandery Session in Baker City
A group of Knights Templar from Pendleton Athena Helix and La Camas along with local members will travel to Baker City to attend the commandery session tomorrow. Notables include T C Taylor R Forster Wamsley J Hoss Dickson D J Murphy John F Robinson and others accompanying guest C S West of La Camas Washington hosted by Dr R D Wiswall’s circle.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Knights Templar
Baker City
T. C. Taylor
R Forster
FF. Wamsley
W. E. Brock
J. Hoss Dickson
D. J. Murphy
John F. Robinson
E. A. Vaughn
W. D. Chamberlain
W. JD. Hansford
W. G Cole
W. H. Jones
C. H. Carter
M. M. Wyrick
C. B. Wade
J. H. Raley
A. B. McEwen
Thomas Kirk
Athena
George W. Hewitt
Helix
Pendleton Lodge
C. S. West
la Camas
Wash
R .D. Wiswall
Wonders Reorganize Baseball Team for Season
The Wonders reorganize and will practice at the grounds tomorrow forenoon with an afternoon match against the Umatilla Reds and the colored team. Captain is H. Miller Lee Drake. Players include Clark Nelson Robert Cronin Ed Dupuis Lester Cronin Fred Hartman Moscow Froome John Bryson Guy Bryton. The team plans games with Pilot Rock Weston Adams and Athena.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Wonders
Wonder
Umatilla Reds
Clark Nelson
Robert Cronin
Ed Dupuis
Lester Cronin
Fred Hartman
Moscow Froome
John Bryson
Guy Bryton
H. Miller Lee Drake
Mr. Drake
Pilot Rock
Weston
Adams
Athena
Notice to Dog Owners Pendleton April 1
Pendleton Oregon notice to dog owners that licenses are due and must be paid or proceedings will be taken to collect the same.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Pendleton
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