Classified Notices and Local Ads from Early 1900s
A dense set of notices and ads dated Saturday April 26 1902 listing farm loans rental rooms and lodging at 309 West Court Street multiple merchants including Seibert & ae Behwarz & Greulic and Baer & Daley promoting meats dresses hats clothing and housework jobs Also lost items a mare and a handkerchief a reward notices for a pony and a funeral for Welby the 10 month old daughter of Mr and Mrs J D Morrow with service details and pastor Rev EB Jones quoted.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Behwarz & Greulic
J. R. Dickson
East Oregonian
Alta Street
Frank B. Clapton
Dutton’s
Dutton'’s
Helf
Cross
T. W. Ayres
Welby
J. D. Morrow
Maria Street
EB. B. Jones
South Methodist Church
Pendleton Rooters Organize for Yellows Reds Game
Pendleton Baseball Association forms with Roy Ritner as president and L. G. Frazier as secretary. Fred Crawford treasurer Glenn Bushee captain and Charley Maskrey scorer. About 600 badges ordered showing Indian head center and Pendleton Indians Official Rooters. A Reds vs Indians clash set at Alta street grounds with a Yellows game today and another tomorrow at 8.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Pendleton Baseball Association
Roy Ritner
L. G. Frazier
Fred Crawford
Glenn Bushee
Charley Maskrey
Rooters
Pendleton Indians
Pendleton
Pendleton horsemen prep for Northwest grand circuit
George Peringer’s Mount Hood leads a strong Pendleton stable training on the east track ahead of the Northwest circuit season. Other entrants include Bob Starkweather’s Starkey Ollie M and Oregon Sunshine, with trainers like A E Heller and Nat White guiding a group of noted two and three year olds. Several NW horses, from Salem to Providence to Baltimore, are slated for major purses as spring warmups begin.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
George Peringer
Hount Hood
Bob Starkweather
Starkey
Frazier
Horsemen of
Pendleton
Peringer
Geo. Peringer
Mount Hood
Westfield
Ingram
Northwest
Northwest and Mr. Pering
East
Denver
Mr. Peringer
A. E. Heller
Mount Hoods
Columbus
Ohio
Buffalo
New York
Providence
Rhode Island
Hartford
Connecticut
Enterprise City
Baltimore
Ollie M
Jim I Irvin
John Campbell
Easter
Salem
Oregon Sunshine
Ben Swageart
Heppner
Nat White
Swearingen Bros
Halis
Frank Frazier
Weston to be lit by single power house plan
Weston plans electric lights after a long darkness with Miller proposing to supply Athena and Weston from one station. If it succeeds H B Nelson would hire nearly twice current staff at the brick yard and run a night crew. Local figures Kilgoreva McComber Nelson Jamison involved in stone dispute. Weston visitors and business notes fill the remainder.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Athena
Weston
Miller
H. B. Nelson
Ioiece
Kilgoreva
Carmichael
McComber
Robert Jamison
W. BE. Grace
Sage & Grace
Baker City
J. P. Kilgore
Portland
Odd Fellows
Death of Pioneer Woman in Baker City
Ann Bowen died yesterday at 9 AM at her Baker City home after 74 years. A prominent pioneer resident of Oregon, she helped settle the area over four decades. She was mother to I B Bowen, editor of the Baker City Democrat, and Ed and H S Bowen, all of Baker City, with funeral services set for Sunday in Baker City.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ann Bowen
Baker City
Bowen
I. B. Bowen
Aged farmer David Chase dies suddenly near Eu gene
David Chase aged 77, an aged farmer living two miles northeast of Eugene, died very suddenly on Wednesday. He had moved to Oregon from Kansas eight years ago.
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David Chase
Eugene
Oregon
Kansas
Voters register at court house as deadline nears
Since one week ago 190 voters registered at the court house and by 2 pm today 2 738 names were on the books. Books close at 5 pm Thursday May 5 and those unregistered cannot vote. About 2000 men in Uma Tara county still should vote for the upcoming election with 16 days remaining. If you care about county and state government now is the time to act. You want to vote in June.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Umatila
Hawley Bros Imports Bulk Olives and Pickles
Hawley Bros reports new stock of bulk Queen olives dill and sour pickles arriving for wholesale and retail sale. Local customers can visit the shop to purchase varieties and sizes.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Hawley Bros
Also Mentioned on This Page
Ofl
James A. Howard
Plano
BE .D. Boyd
Seibert & Ae
West Court Street
Campbell
Express
Prince Henry
Baer & Daley
Fred G. Schmeer
Fragier’s
A. C. Brotherton
Vansycle
T. E
Roy Alexander
John Crow
Cleaver Bros. Dry Goods Company
Reds
L. Hunziker
The
Puritan Chemical Company
Umatilla County
Koeppen
Main Street
Weston Neighborhood
Anna Bowen
Douglas
Gloria
Boston
Eee
Gus LA Fontaine
Vaiaia Fevererey
Arehouse
Pes Wah
Yellow
Lewiston v
Mia Gaike
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