Pendleton Social Notes and Local Updates
Mrs John Stanton visited Pendleton friends Wednesday Frankie James is visiting in Pendleton this week Miss Kitty Sharp spent Sunday in Pendleton with relatives Mr and Mrs Shelly Jones of Pendleton spent Sunday with relatives in Athena Bob Brown captain of the Pendleton ball team was up from that city Wednesday Frank Perham assisted in the Fair store and has returned to Pendleton The beet yield of barley from T J Kirk field east of town was over 7 bushels after headers improved the crop O G Chamberlain was in Pendleton this week on Athena Mill Co business The coin bids for the property were received but none accepted M M Johns and children will leave for Seaside for summer health trip to Witzler Island in the Columbia proved beneficial R J Boddy has pneumonia but is improving Sheriff Taylor passed through Athena with a deserter from Walla Walla barracks.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Col. Boyd
John Stanton
Pendleton
Frankie James
Kitty Sharp
Shelly Jones
Athena
Bob” Brown
Frank Perham
T. J. Kirk
O. G. Chamberlain
Athena Mill Co
Nome
Messrs
M. M. Johns
Seaside
Melville
Witzler
Columbia
R. J. Boddy
Sheriff Taylor
Teachers Examinations Set For Court House Next Week
School officials announce exams for state and county certificates at the county superintendent's office in the court house. Sessions run all week from Wednesday 8 AM with programs for state papers, county papers, and primary certificates across multiple subjects. A New Jersey mill buys 3,000,000 pounds of Oregon wool, paying up to 15.5 cents, signaling a move to cut middlemen.
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Lleves
Yale
Princeton
Stanford
F. L. Forbes
D. D
Court House
Nowlin
Oregon
New Jersey
Oregon Wool Clip in Portland Holds One Fifth of State's Output
About 4 million pounds of wool, one fifth of Oregon's clip, lie in Portland ports. Two local dealers handle exports at about 200 bales daily. Warehouses brim with wool, much from Eastern Oregon where balers are scarce. Quality is high due to mild winter and cleaner wool, with over 2 million pounds unsold in the Northwest and total state plus Washington clip near 30 million pounds.
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Oregon
Portland
Elm
Huntington
Northwest
Washington
Wilamette Valley
Smallpox and injuries reported in Freewater area
Smallpox cases linger in Freewater and Milton with the Henry family of seven seriously ill. Mrs. Frank K. Wells traveled to Pendleton. Calvin Mobley, 20, sustained severe bruises and minor injuries in a runaway on Dry Creek. he was run over twice but no bones were broken. Sheriff Till Taylor hunts deserters, returning three to Walla Walla in recent weeks. Freewater delivers rural water boxes for route two patrons. A. S. Pearson sale of Eva M. Pierce residence noted. No quarantine changes.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Frank K. Wells
Pendleton
Charles Oaley
A. S. Pearson
Eva M. Pierce
Freewater
Till Taylor
Walla Walla
Milton
Henry
Calvin Mobley
D. EB. Mobley
Cockburn
Dry Creek
Mobley
Jeffries
Reduction in patent survey fees for mining claims
The General Land Office issued a notice cutting patenting surveying costs for mining claims effective immediately. Lode claim survey 320 dollars, placer 35, millsite 30, mill site included in lode survey 20, lode included in placer survey 20, first of several lodes 30 then 25, first placer 35 then 30. Affidavit of 500 improvements 5 dollars. The reduction exceeds 75 percent from prior charges and will spur claim owners to act quickly.
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General Land Office
Golconda mine owner touts richer ore and ship plan
Golconda Managing Owner J H Robbins, in town yesterday, said the Golconda mine never looked so promising with rich ore in sight. The mill runs on ore from the new tunnel and cross cut, with 80 tons of concentrates ready for shipping to Baker City as soon as teams are secured to haul to the Sumpter depot.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
J. H. Robbins
Golconda
Baker City
Sumpter
Just Look at Her Secret Health Pill Ad
An advertisement touts Dr King s New Life Pills claiming the user will feel better with upright step and rosy complexion. It promises active organs digestion and no headaches with a cheerful sales pitch. Available at Tallman Co for 26 cents.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Dr. King
Tallman & Co.'s
For Sale General merchandise business in mining country
For sale a clean stock of general merchandise valued at 6000 to 7000 with a well established paying business in a thriving stock raising and mining country. Will sell or lease estate building. Reasons for selling include failing health. Address D care this office.
Tired saleswomen urged to seek Lydia E. Pinkham remedy
A 1901 promotional letter claims long hours in urban retail cause female ailments and asserts Lydia E. Pinkham's Vegetable Compound cures irregularities fatigue and general debility. It quotes satisfied users from Ohio New Jersey and Massachusetts and invites readers to write for free advice from Mrs. Pinkham of Lynn Massachusetts.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lydia E.ham
Dean Mas
Pinxnal
Lydia E. Pinkham
Jennig ’ReeMan
Pennsylvania Ave
Lima
Ohio
Pinkham
Lydia EK
Harrie DeGnoat
Succasunns
N.J
Removal Notice by J K R Dickson
J K R Dickson announces removal of his office to Court street one door east of the First National Bank building where he will continue in the same line of business.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Court Street
First National Bank
J. KR. Dickson
Hair Care Joke Between Customer and Clerk
A customer asks for a remedy for falling hair and a facetious clerk jokes that a waste basket would suit the need, delivering a brief humor beat about hair care and satire of consumer advice.
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Alexander's
Ines
THE
Pendleton Academy
ISF Gcery & Bonen
R. Martin
Tlephone Res
COOPER _ RESTAURANT
Main Street
J. H. Williams
Pendleton Soda Works
Home County News
Walla Walla Barracks
State Papers
Great Wool Harvest
Great Mine
Nw Bank
Lyne
Mass
van Orsdall & Ross
Fred Walters
ColumbIa Lodging House
Sktewely Fura Treor
ALTA
Erkats
F.X. Schempp, Prop
Kit Hays
Connerley
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