Tuesday notices from Pendleton society
The column lists residents and visitors in Pendleton on Tuesday August 5 1902. Names include Mrs Ethel Johnson Mat Mosgrove George W Linsner Mrs Lee Held Elmer P Dodd Henry Greulich William Peters Geo Rhinehart James F Meikle D Shults Clark Schultz B H Miller J F Parker W A Gilliam Daniel Simonds and companions plus travelers to Portland Seaside and other locales. It notes travel plans hotel changes and a local baseball player W F Schmidt joining a drug firm while remaining active in baseball.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mis
Ethel Johnson
Hidaway
Mat Mosgrove
Weston
San Francisco
George W. Linsner
Ridge
Lee Held
Upper Birch Creek
Harry Thompson
Pendleton Savings Cank
Elmer P. Dodd
The
Tribune
A. R. Simpson
East Oregonian
Westlake
Idaho
Pawha
Wash
Henry Greulich
William Peters
Portland
Victor Elliot
Pomeroy
T. G. Hailey
Seaside
William L. Shiverick
the Sound
D. W. Cosby
Riddle
Mr. Cosby
Long Creek
Eintracht Lodge Organized In Pendleton Growth Under National Charter
Pendleton forms the Eintracht Society renaming to Eintracht Lodge under a national charter. It starts with 36 charter members and lists officers: Valentine Stroble president Conrad Platzoeder vice president W C Hamisch secretary N Joerger secretary Fred Walter banker Ed Besthorn firher H Bellinghaus guard Aug Stanger guard trustees J Basler J J Balleray F W Koeppen and others form a committee. Meetings set for the first and third Tuesdays in the Association block hall.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Pendleton
Eintracht Society
Eintracht Lodge
N. Joerger
Fred Walter
Ed Besthorn
H. Bellinghaus
Aug. Stanger
Joe Basler
J. J. Balleray
F. W. Koeppen
Anton Nolte
William House
P. Medernach
William Herrmann
G. Lanterisbrieger
Elk for Oregon at Yellowstone meeting proposes 2000 elk transfer
State game wardens met at Fort Yellowstone to discuss game protection and propagation. Oregon proposes bringing about 2000 park elk to forests in the Willamette Valley, with support from lawmakers and a plan to ship them by stock cars. The gathering, first of its kind, elected W. T. Scott president and passed resolutions against spring waterfowl shooting and selling game.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Yellowstone Park
Quimby
Warren Quimby
Oregon
Montana
Colorado
Minnesota
Wyoming
Utah
W. T. Scott
G. W. Harris
Denver
Game Warden Smith
Fort Yellowstone
Salt Lake City
Great Order of Elks
Congress
Eastern Oregon timber lands fever draws Willamette Valley residents
A Portland Telegram report notes a rush to prove up timber lands near Prineville. About 12 travelers from Portland will join 20 to 30 others, with 250 others already locating on Crook county quarter sections since May. Groups head by train and wagon, hoping for deeds amid red tape, chasing prime sugar pine holdings.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Oregon
Portland
Prineville
Willamette Valley
Crook County
Cascades
Columbia Southern
Biggs Station
Shaniko
Hart files for divorce after cruel treatment since 1899
Lulu M. Hart sues George A. Hart for divorce in Baker City claiming cruel and inhuman treatment from 1899 to 1902, including threats to life, slapping, abuse, and false accusations. They married in 1897 and have two children, a four year old boy and a two year old girl. Reeder and Perry represent the plaintiff.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lulu M. Hart
George A. Hart
Baker City
Ife
Reeder & Perry
Senator Harris sails to Europe to organize World's Fair livestock exhibit
United States Senator William A. Harris of Kansas travels aboard the Majestic to Europe as special commissioner for the World’s Fair in St. Louis. He aims to secure top European stock breeders and possibly King Edward’s herds for display, planning a 25 acre livestock area and a $100,000 spend on stock pavilions. Also, Captain Thatcher arranges a mining machinery exhibit near the Mines and Metallurgy palace.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
St. Louis
United States
William A. Harris
Kansas
Majestic
Europe
Harris
Edward
England
Queen Victoria
Canada
George W. Thatcher
Colorado World's Fair Commission
Palace of Mines and
Etallurgy
Mrs Van Orsdall Re-Elected Leader of Women of Woodcraft
Mrs Van Orsdall was re elected grand guardian of the Women of Woodcraft for two more years in a unanimous vote at the grand meeting. J L Wright was also reelected grand clerk by the same vote. The telegram from Ada C Ross confirms the election.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Women of Woodcraft
Ada C. Ross
Carrie C. van Orsdall
The
Order
J. L. Wright
van Orsdall
Woodcraft
For Sale General Merchandise Store in mining country
For sale a good clean stock of general merchandise valued between six thousand and ninety seven thousand dollars with a well established paying business in a thriving stock raising and mining district. Will sell or lease the store building health is failing Address D care this office.
Ma son and Vacuum fruit jars sale at Standard Grocery
Standard Grocery advertises closing out Son and Vacuum fruit jars at a discount. Limited stock remains as customers are urged to buy now to avoid missing out on the deal.
Four stiff games four good games four fast games
The notice lists a four by four spree of games at Walla Walla WB and Pendleton across Thursday to Sunday. Weekday games start at 3 30 p m with Sunday at 3 00 p m.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Walla Walla Walla Walla Walla Walla
Pendleton
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Good Shoes Dividinger
Wilson & Co
Sic
Cleaver Bros
Hast
Henry Gierlich
Salem
Newport
Aurora
Mr. Peters
W. F. Schmidt
F. W. Schmidt & Co
Mr. Schmidt
Col
J. F. Parker
Walla Walla
W. A. Gilliam
Pilot Rock
Oliver
Daniel Simonds
Holbert
Madison
Maine
BH. C. Simonds
Hudson Bay Country
Astoria
E. C. Simond
Pendleton Shoe Company
Main St
C. Berquist
Eugene
Albany
Corvalllis
Hart
Owl
E.T. Wadr
Alfifa
McKay Reek
Eton
Cacek Sottoce
Clowe
Peleg
Prairie
E. O
P.O. Box
ST. Joe Store
the Lyons Mercantile CO
al Fins
Rock Bottom
Main and Webb Streets
John Barrett Company
Portland, Oregon
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