Cleaver Bros Advertising Bustles in Pendleton Stores
A page listing assorted local bargain notices includes Cleaver Bros Dry Goods Co promoting window shades, wallpaper and spring goods. Murphy's and Hawler and Le Roy's markets advertise fresh produce, preserves and tamales. Crescent bicycles and new ornate colors appear among hardware and bicycle items. Ely's Cream Balm is pitched as a nasal treatment. and various merchants invite customers to view new designs and products at Pendleton Oregon shops.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Dutton’s
Nol!'s
Cleaver Bros
Drs Goods
Murphy's
R. Martin's
Dennaee
Withee’s
Hawler's
Epring
Cleaver Bree, Dry Goods Co
le Roy's
Cor. Court
Ve . Berkeley
Schwarz & Grenlich
Hawley's
Rotton’s
Crescent
Crescent Agency
Orday
Cleaver Dry Goods Co
P. Jones
Helix
Ingraine
J. Sharp
Opera House
Pendleton
Ore
Ely
Price & Conte
Draggiers
Mai
Big Brothers
Warren Street
New York
Miscellaneous 19th Century Notices and Local Events
Multiple brief items describe furniture store goods at Rader’s, job ads, rental listings, and social notes. Stated meetings include St guild and Eureka Lodge events. Maccabees social, shirt waist party rumors in Pendleton, and an Indian meeting about Young Chief leadership. Leaders named include J. H. Youn, Charley Wilking, Chris Simpson, and Brock & McComas.
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Rader
J. H. Youn
Matt
Bluff Street
Charley Wilking
Chris Simpson
St. —_ guild
Eureka Lodge
Integrity Lodge
Knights and Ladies of the Maccabees
Hendrick
Brock & McComas
Cactus Club
Rnty
Pendleton Society
Pioneers of the Pacific Claim Payouts Highlight Death Benefit
The Pioneers of the Pacific encampment notes three immediate spot cash death claims since January 1, 2001. Ben Herr of La Grande received 900 to beneficiary Hannal Hert, Cole paid 1000 to Caroline Weekel, and Lester Comstock of Ridgway paid 1000 to Charlotte Comstock. Mary E. Watson died March 25 in Pendleton with a 1000 policy. funds will go to her guardian for her children once county court approvals are in place.
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William Martin
Anpreme
Ben Herr
la Grande
Hanoal Hert
Iin M. Weekel
Fraita. Cole
Caroline Weekel
Lester Comstock
Ridgway
Colo
Charlotte E. Comstock
Mary E. Watson
Pendleton
Hartman
Excursion to Athena at special 75 cent rate
The Oregon Railway and Navigation Company offers 75 cent round trip fares from Pendleton to Athens next Sunday. Manager Kader plans to take his baseball team to watch Athens practice. A party of at least eight or ten travelers will join to assess the Pendleton squad, though exact player list remains undisclosed.
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Pendleton
Athens
Snday
Kader
Athens Howe
Northwest crack train promises all aboard comfort
Wirewame service beckons Sunday May 0 with a complete home on wheels including parlor dining sleeping library smoking and bath rooms all electric and heated. Tickets good on the train via St Paul Cole or Duluth and the Great Lakes route. Inquiries to A D Charlton Assistant General Passenger Agent Portland Ore.
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Northwest
Huffalo
St Paul and
Cole
Duluth
Thwat Lakes
Northern Pacific
Portland
Ore
Coyote Scalps Claim Big Totals In Local Warrant Bulk
Between March 25 and April 24 warrants issued by County Clerk Chamberlain tally one million coyote scalps with bans totaling one billion units. Ogle of Bidwe and Harry Grasty contribute skulls, with Grasty noting the animals were killed near Umatilla.
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County Clort Chamberlain
HF. Ogle
Bidwe
Harry Grasty
Arnica Salve Promises Cure for Piles and Wounds
Promoters claim Nething Piles are annoying but Baecklen's Arnica Salve cures severe piles and eruptions. They assert thousands have been cured. For injuries pains or bodily eruptions it is billed as the best salve in the world. Price per box is not clear in the text.
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Baecklen
Taiman & Go
George Depot Drowns During Monday Night Fishing
George Depot of the reservation disappeared Monday while fishing near the Umatilla river above Gibbon station. A search found his body lodged against a long rank downstream, after he fell ten feet from a treacherous rapid. An inquest was planned and funeral arrangements were made at Athena cemetery. Depot leaves a wife and several children.
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Athena
George Depot
Umatilla
Gibbon Station
Kingham Springe
Mewelam Crowk
Gibbon
Len Stummbangl
Miller
Leonie LaBrasche
Depot Maves
Redington Reports Pendleton Grows Metropolis Tone
John W. Redington editor of the Gazette arrived from Walla Walla on the delayed fast mail train this forenoon after visiting Pendleton for several days. He observed Pendleton taking on a metropolitan look across the river and noted a growing colony that could form a strong town. He also recalled early war era service in the Pacific Northwest, praising bravery and daring.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
John W. Redington
Er Gazette
Walla Walla
Redington
Pendleton
Pacific Northwest
Pendleton Gossip and Travel Notes From Local Citizens
Pendleton observers report Mrs L B E of Pilot Rock visiting Pendleton and J P McManame traveling to Baker City then Sumpter. Ridge resident B F Ochele calls in, rain hoped for ranges. Rev W E Potwine heads to Seppnet for Sunday services. Mrs B Wade to Athena for women’s club business. G W Jones takes post in the Leader. A Baddeley to attend Code Remusing Ove event at Salem during the Oregon State Fair. Mrs William Parsons heads to Heppner for Mrs C E Redfield’s ten age. Tule Sloeher and J Berkeley Halley quarrel ledge at Marshall House. FF H Coffin from Portland to join Mrs Coffin and children visiting in Weaton. Louie Ran and Fred Bachtold spending day in Pendleton. M S Lanta, US veterinary surgeon, leaves for Coard Waeab returning Saturday. Werton Ann Pagete in Pendleton in power business. Will Knox of Weaton plans to become a U S citizen, returns by freight. A Miller from Pilot Rock says no crime in Pilot Rock area. Mrs Perry Waitworth and daughter Gladye return home after visits with Mrs J H Bryant. Mr and Mrs A Heltwmper of Portland visiting Mrs Joseph Ell. Heitwemper to stay a few days. Telegram: Bishop Obriatie and Rev Hogan depart for sequen 0 with missions of Rev M J Kelly. headquarters at Heppner. Judge Hartman goes to Port leatop. It county Fes mentions sons.
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J. A. Baddeley
Salem
William Parsons
Heppner
C. E. Redfield
Tule Sloeher
J. Berkeley Halley
Pendleton
Marshal House
FF. H. Coffin
Portland
Mire
Coffin
Chiildren
Weaton
Louie Ran
Fred Bacthtold
Wailea Waila
M.S. Lanta
Coard
Dome
Werton Ann Pagete
Will Knox
United States
A. Miller
Pilot Rocs
Pilot Rock
Perry Waitworth
Gladye
Eeho
Joup H. Bryant
A. Heltwmper
Heithepmer
Heitwemper
Dyehhishop Obriatie
W. BR. Hogan
Sequen 0
Uesire
M.J. Kelly
Zoe Headcuartere
Pendleton Local Notices Mention Moves and Services
John Endecott plans to depart for Lahman sprites to oversee improvements before summer. A daily mail route between Pendleton and Lehman Springs is proposed though not officially sourced. Ben Morgan returns to Pendleton to reside, formerly Pendleton marshal, later Portland official, now ill with paralysis. Henry Harper and Mr. Scales visit Cottrel ranch to inspect water powered sheep shearing machines.
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John Endecott
Lahman Sprites
Daily Mail
Pendleton
Lehman Springs
Ben Morgan
Main Street
Morgan
Portland
Mere
Henry Harper
Cottrel
Pilot Rock
Harper
Henry Scales
M. Harper
Scales
Senator Mitchell Discharged After Forenoon Trial in Justice Fite Gerald Court
The case State v4 Senator Mitchell ended with the defendant discharged. Four witnesses testified. Prosecutor T G Hailey said evidence would not yield a guilty verdict. defense was represented by Stillman and Pierce. Mitchell faced theft charges for stealing a horse from Jim Joshua at Thorn Hollow about a year ago. a warrant had been sworn in Pendleton on May 4, 1600, but he fled to the Yakima agency and has evaded arrest since.
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Mitchell
Fite Gerald
Oldtody
T. G. Hailey
Stillman & Pierce Sppeates
Jim Joshua
Thorn Hollow
Juetive Parkes’ Court
Enet Pendleton
Yakima
Tus
Reception Honors Mrs. Emma Ennis at Vert Home
A reception at the home of Mr and Mrs John Vert celebrated Mrs Emma Ennis of Snahatleh grand worthy matron of the Washington Eastern Star. The event drew many members who greeted her warmly as light refreshments were served. Ennis had served as president of the Washington federation of women’s clubs and recalled her Pendleton visit as a pleasant memory.
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John Vert
Emma CC. Ennis
Snahatleh
Order of the Eastern Star of Washington
Ennis
Ennie
Portland
Federation of Womon's Clube
State of Washington
Pendleton
Ram ter and Idea bicycles arrive for R W Fletcher
The eighth large Ram ter and Idea bicycles shipment was received today by R W Fletcher. Fletcher notes Ramblers are selling quickly with an average of a weekly shipment of five to ten wheels since March 1.
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R. W. Fletcher
Mr. Fletcher
Financial genius on a typewriter scam shocks onlookers
A New York Herald tale describes a man who rented a typewriter for 4 cents weekly and secretly earned money by subletting it. He continued payments while profiting from others using the device, finally paying off the loan after a year, with the typewriter becoming his friend’s property.
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Mae
New York Herald
Salem Ledger Calls Out Journal Revisions
The Salem correspondent to the Oregonian reports on the recent session and the costs of revising the senate and house journals. Speaker L B Reeder drew 160 dollars for correcting the house journal and says he spent time in California while the work progressed. He defends his actions and says others would have done the same in his position.
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Salem
Oregonian
Senate Journal
House
L. B. Reeder
House Journal
California
Lave
Yankee Ingenuity Highlights American Trade Preeminence
London reports Andrew C. Brewster, East India merchant, says American traders now study diverse tastes to beat rivals. He cites Russia's oil output rising to 3,000,000,000 gallons this year, illustrating global competition and U.S. shifting industrial strength.
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London
Andrew C. Brewster
Font Yankee
Americh
Kawela
Riassia
Roseia
Deaf Man and Tomfoolery at New Orleans Misfortune
A San Francisco Bulletin item recounts Waldo, a well known midwest torfman hard of hearing. He mishears a request from Johnny Poor Pay in New Orleans, leading to a humorous exchange about borrowing money. The tale highlights miscommunication and social quirks amid Crude humor.
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Love Waldo
Middle West
Waldo
New Orleans
Etree
Dave
Johnny
San Francisco Bulletin
Bargain Purchases of Johnson Bros China in Portland
In Portland a dealer says they bought a line of sample china and a job lot of Johnson Bros white semi porcelain at less than cost. They will publish a price list on arrival and offer common ironstone ware at those prices. Watch this space for details.
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Johnson Bros
Help Wanted for Repairs and Materials Quality
The note questions conveyance repairs and general vehicle work. It promises good materials, skilled workmanship, and careful attention to every detail while warning readers to avoid overspending on repairs. It emphasizes value and reliability in service.
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Tsioast
Croggnan
Aprii
Ben
Just
Practical Boot and Shoe Men
Louis Lor le BoLowy
Pendleton Shoe Co
WM. Fitzgerald
Maneer
Secret Society Insurance Company
North Comsat Limited
Job
Tallman & CO
Sam
Fendieton
Prida
C. F
Eevee W. Bradley
William HeBride
George Titow
Rehekabe
J. C. Stamper
L. A. Swaggart
Waiting Metiride
Jobeek
Red v
Lawton
Sam P. Purdy
Herre Turner
Weeton
Dell
Wallowa County
Finterprise
Washington Irving Literary Society
Thie City
Public School Literary Fund
Mise Annie Harden
J. N. B. Gerking
L. Spencer
Judge Hartman
Portleatop
Fes
Amet
Ns Wh Sons
Senator Mitchell At
Liberty
Chicago
F. E B. Rigby
Grand Pacific Hotel
Chicago Post
Cook County
Lorouie
Rigby Fowler
Orotee Ae
Leeds
Roe
Righy
Abraham Mefirien
Melirien
Burtexon
Cami
Ader
THE
Mr. Hardup
ST. Joe Store
Lyons Mercantile
Uncle Sam
Rader's Furniture Store
Main and Webb Streets
Oregon
Pio
J.M. Spence
Ukiah Creamery
Owl Tea House
C. F. Cook's
Employment Agency
de Main
Frank B. Clopton
Plymouth
Guy W. Wade
Pendleton, Oregon
Golden Rule Hotel
J. W Bancroft
Devia i
City For
Hus Te al Feine, Ushiea i
Cate
Cor. Court and
Johnson Sts
Stroble Court Senet
Columbia Lodging Haus
Alta & Webbe
F. X. Schempp, Prop
Make & Telephone
Main Run Chase Depot
Cope
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