Variety of local ads and society items in brief
Local notes cover farm loans, new merchandise, and services from James A. Howard and Lee Teutsch. Dances by Jolly Club at Music Hall, Schultz and Nolte breweries expanding gear and draught offerings. Births, fashion displays, and window showcases featured at Hawley Bros and Peo ple Warehouse. Community events include a Dephne Circle No 2 dance, a celebration at Music Hall, and preparations for W. J. Furnish’s governor campaign visit with local committee details. Two Portland track ponies, Alta Norte and an unknown trotter, drew crowds at Irvington track with lively spectator chatter.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
James A. Howard
Jolly Club
Music Hall
Dutton
Schultz Brewing Company
Dephne Circle No. 2
Women of Woodcraft
Kirkman
Bee Lee Teutsch
Schlitz
Nolte
Frank Moule
Water Street
Hawley Bros
J. R. Dicksen
East Oregonian
Prince Henry
Peoplea Warehouse
Portland
Oregonian
Irvington
Alta Norte
Cris Bimpson
Lathrop Takes Role as Democratic Campaign Press Agent
John E. Lathrop long time Pendleton Host Oregonian staffer was named press agent for Oregon's Democratic state central committee. He will craft campaign documents and handle reporters seeking inside information about Captain Sam White.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
John E. Lathrop
Pendleton
Oregonian
Democratic State Central Committee
Lathrop
Sam White
Portland Journal
Madame Democracy
Portland
Rooms in the Bad Oregonian building for rent
Steam heated rooms with hot and cold water are available in the Bad Oregonian building. Each room connects to a bath, providing a convenient living space in a central location.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Oregonian
Three Japs Arrested for Killing Song Birds
Three Japanese workers along the Oregon Railroad and Navigation line were arrested on a song bird killing charge. Deputy T. B. Wells filed the complaint as the Fish and Game Association vows prosecution, citing ongoing bird killings despite prior warnings. The preliminary exam was postponed to 2 PM to allow an interpreter from Portland.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Meacham
T. B. Wells
0. R. & N. Railroad Company
Fish and Game Association
Robbins
Umatilla
FitzGerald
Portland
Poisoner Threatens Pendleton Dogs After Fatal Bite
A Pendleton resident warns of a dog poisoner after the death of H J Stilman’s prized eight year old retriever Tennessee Dick. The article notes prior canine poisonings and a renewed offer of a $100 reward for information leading to arrest and conviction, with heavy penalties for poison use and animal death.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Pendleton
Tennessee Dick
H. J. Stilman
Mr. Stillman
Stillman
Sillman
Axed Toe Ends Life of 76 Year Old Pendleton Man
Emery Baltezore living near Pendleton suffered a severe injury when an axe glanced from a timber and cut his left foot. He walked 200 yards to summon help, hemorrhage was heavy, and doctors amputated the toe and part of the foot at Sisters' hospital. His age and blood loss render the case dangerous. E. Baltemore of Pendleton is his son.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Emery Baltezore
Pendleton
Baltezore
House
Baltemore
Sisters’ Hospital
All Elks Take Notice at Music Hall
All Elks assembly invites attendance Thursday April 17 at Music Hall with dancing from 30 dollars to 12 dollars. By order of committee.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Music Hall
Woodmen Event Draws Pendleton Visitors Next Monday
The Woodmen of the World assembly comes to Pendleton with log rolling events scheduled for next Monday and Tuesday. Hundreds from neighboring towns will arrive to see a holiday atmosphere with businesses urged to decorate promptly to create a memorable, positive impression for first-time visitors and boost local rents.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Woodmen of the World Assembly
Pendleton
Health warning from a patent medicine advertisement
An oil strike rumor spurs mass migration, but the piece urges protecting health with Hostetter's Stomach Bitters. It claims the tonic cures indigestion headaches and fevers, touting its superiority and urging readers to insist on the genuine product.
Colonel Boyd Attends Local Baseball Games
Athena Press editor Colonel Boyd visited Walla Walla city to watch games between the Yellow Kids and local Whitman teams. He is noted as a dedicated baseball follower who places business first, returning with the Athena team and hoping to attend the next match between the local team and the Yellow Kids.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Colonel Boyd
Athena Press
Yellow Kids
Whitman
Walla Walla Statesman
Athena
Chamber committee reports on Baker City lighting funds
At a chamber of commerce meeting in Baker City the committee on street lighting and sewerage presented a report. It stated the city treasury had 4.02 dollars available for lighting last year after fixed charges, and none this year because the new tax will not enter the treasury until next March. To avoid darkness in 1902, alternative steps must be taken.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Chamber of Commerce
Baker City
Also Mentioned on This Page
Lee Leutsch
Cleaver Bros. Dry Goods Company
Lahast
Ideal Shirts
Lee Teutsch’s
Cleaver Bros
Martin
Salem
W. J. Furnish
Mr. Furnish
J. H. McNary
C. A. Murphy
J. D. Lee
J. N. Smith
W. J. Culver
L. Hunziker
Mr. Lathrop
Magnolia Cologne
Koeppen
Main Street
Song
H. J. Stillman's
Baker
Douglas
Gloria
Boston
Peoples Warehouse
Men’s Outfitters
R. Martin
Frazer Opera House
Geo L. Baker
Jas. B. Welch
The
James B. Delcher Co
Charles B. Hanford
Ls Grantly
Lae
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