Harness and Equipment Stocked by We Are The People
We Are The People claim a complete stock of harnesses saddles bridles spurs sweat pads pack saddles and horse gear in a midland outlet named JOCEPMELL Hornnes and Deddion.
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Newspaper
Pendleton Eagle Valley News
Location
Pendleton, Oregon, United States of America
Date
Aug 11, 1902
Page
3
We Are The People claim a complete stock of harnesses saddles bridles spurs sweat pads pack saddles and horse gear in a midland outlet named JOCEPMELL Hornnes and Deddion.
Real estate activity in Weston NJ includes H Montton selling five acres east of town to C M Pierce for 800 and Pierce buying two Water Street lots for 150 each. Weston colony residents include Blair Kilgore Graham Kirkpatrick Bates Shellenberger Murphy Marsh. Proebster returns from Seaside as Lillian Fredericks heads to Shanghai to teach at St Marys girls school. Charles Taylor returns from Bingham Springs.
Rev W H Zeller of Adams preached at the M E Church. Mrs J H Koonts has been critically ill but is convalescing. Echo enjoyed cooler weather after intense heat, with breathing nights improving. The town is quiet as harvesters work in fields away for up to a month.
The Pendleton Indians defeated Walla Walla 9 to 0 after the visitors forfeited in the eighth. Pendleton led 4-2 before the forfeit, with Hays and Schirls delivering key hits and Salisbury and Gatch sharing pitching duties. Amid disputed calls and crowd anger, umpire decisions sparked a late forfeit, leaving statistics noting earned runs, bases left, and fielding miscues.
Walla Walla mourns C. E. Burrows after Seattle boating trip with George Piper party ends in drowning near Alki Point. Burrows reportedly slipped from deck while on Mr. Piper’s yacht, found at water’s bottom as search continues. In a separate incident, a train robbery near the depot yards involved six attackers, forcing payers to hand over cash while one worker hid money behind a stove and was struck during the hold up.
William Spencer told Heppner Gazette of a sheep killing on Deerhorn Creek in Umatilla county. Four men on horseback and a mule fired at a flock tended by Jim Nall, killing 22 sheep after a camp fire had destroyed supplies. Spencer suspects the shooters and authorities await developments.
Washington August 11 300 principals and alternates appear before Civil Service Commission boards for midshipman entrances at Annapolis to fill vacancies from the last appropriation. This largest class in the school’s history may yield more midshipmen under instruction than ever before. Temporary quarters are being erected at the academy to house the increased cadet numbers.
J R Dickson states he has moved his office to the building on Court street one door east of Flist National Bank, where he will continue the same lines of business as before.
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