Various Advertisements and Notices from 1902 Oregon
A bustling page of local ads lists Fechter's ice cream and soda, cleaner services at Joerger's, Teutsch lace offerings, and 9000 tablets at Book Store. It promotes Hawley Bros gloves, Younger & Son seafood, Dutton's ice cream, and Phillip's restaurant. It details dancing with Kirkman's orchestra, library subscriptions, fresh produce at Hawley Bros and F. S. Younger & Son, and a call for hauling wheat teams. Also notes Miss Agnes Dunbar studio, boarders at Mrs. N. J. Longley, Lane's Medicine at Tallman & Co., and general notices on real estate, grocery specials, and community events.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
J. A. Howard
Fechter’s
Joerger’s
Hawley Bros
F. S. Younger ’ S
Torchon
S Book
Grege
Younger & Son's
Gratz’s
Dutton
Phillip’s Restaurat
Tallman's Drug Store
F. S. Younger & Son's
Nolf's
Teutsch
E. L. Smith
J. M. Pruett
Agnes Dunbar
East Oregonian
N. J. Longley
Water Street
Johnson Street
East Oregonan
Lane
Tallman & Co
Pendleton Shoe Shop to Open at Tentsch Store
GC Berquist, shoemaker, plans to open a shop in the Pendleton Shoe Company's department at the Tentsch store. Basler's Bargain House owner Joseph Basler is in Echo today measuring for carpets and shades for a residence he has the contract to furnish. A first class stenographer and typist is wanted for steady employment. Box 105, Pendleton, Oregon. A freak crab apple tree in Chris Randley's yard has bloomed for a second crop. Harvey mourning loss of end of left index finger after rope accident with a rearing horse. For sale, three pieces of silk upholstered parlor set, upright piano, rosewood parlor table, bookcases, folding bed, sideboard, dining room table, large range, hall rack, and more. Mrs. A. Klins, 615 Post Street, at home daily 9 to 12 and 2 to 5.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
GC. Berquist
Pendleton Shoe Company
Tentsch
Joseph Basler
Basler
Burgain
Echo
Adress
Pendleton
Oregon
Chris Randley
James
Harvey
A. Klins
Post Street
Successful Applicants In County Examinations In City
The quarterly exams for county papers held in this city last week produced top qualifiers across grades. First grade leader was Miss Kezla D. Peck of Freewater. Second grade includes Irene Nolin of Pilot Rock and several others. Third grade winner Alma Barnett of Tama rack. Primary certificate awarded to Mrs. Frank Wells of Freewater, with Stella Lieuallen of Adams deemed too young for a certificate. she participated for learning. State results expected in a few days.
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Kezla D. Peck
Freewater
Irene Nolin
Piiot Rock
Lula Marple
Pendleton
Mary Dorr Adams
Bertha Baker
Athena
Retta Saunders
D. Lynn Gubser
Dallas
Edna Moulton
Weeton
Stella O'Hara
Weston
Darnell
Alma Barnett
Tamarack
Frank Wells
Stella Lieuallen
Adams
Peculiar Accident Hurts Loui Monterastelli at Marble Works
Loui Monterastelli was injured during a fire at his marble works when a sack hung from a shed end, weighted by a sharp cornered stone. He pulled the sack loose while fleeing the blaze and the stone struck under his right eye, swelling the eye but not its ball. He visited a physician for treatment and will endure a bruise for weeks.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Loui Monterastelli
Giant Benton County sheep arrives at Rich ard Scott farm
A notably large sheep, one of the biggest seen in Benton county, was delivered by express to Richard Scott and later moved to his farm by Mr. Currier. The two year old animal weighed about 200 pounds and came from Milwau kee, the farm of Scott's father. Bystanders could not identify its breed.
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Benton County
Richard Scott
Currier
Mr. Scott
Milwaukee
Express
Corvallis
Wilder v Wilder Arminda Wilder seeks nullity of second marriage
In district court Wilder seeks a divorce from John Duncan whom she wed in 1892 and divorced three years later. After the required six month waiting period she married Wallace Wilder in Walla Walla in 1896 and now asks the court to declare that marriage null for failure to observe the six month Oregon divorce waiting period.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Arminda B. Wilder
Arminda
Duncan
Wallace Wilder
District Court
John Duncan
Oregon
Walla Walla
Police quell midday disturbance at Cottonwood and Railroad
Policeman Fee was called to the Jap house at the Cottonwood and Railroad corner to quell a free for all. By the time of arrival the occupants had settled, no arrests were made as no complaint was filed.
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Cottonwood
Gillis files lien over Athens Georgia Clark home lumber bill
A. M. Gillis filed a lien on the house of Georgia Clark in Athena to recover the lumber price, alleging the building materials were never paid for.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
A. M. Gillis
House of Georgia Clark
Athena
New Cloak Skirt and Waist Factory to Open in Pendleton
Pendleton will gain a Bull cloak skirt and waist factory owned by Ea Eben. The plant on Main Street, formerly the Pendleton Shoe Company, is being remodeled with machinery arriving, aiming to open around September 1. The factory will employ several workers and operate by a gasoline engine, with Miss Nellie Fanning in charge of cutting and fitting. Salem police raided a Chinese opium joint on that street Wednesday and made arrests.
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Pendleton
Ea Eben
Eben
Main Street
Pendleton Shoe Company
Fastern
Nellie Fanning
Madam McClure
Portland
Salem
White House Cook Book New Edition Price Release
A new edition of the White House Cook Book is offered at 1.25 dollars. The season line Cut to the Bone is reduced to 1.19 to 1.49 dollars per item as a closing offer.
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White House
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Lee Teutsch
Cleaver Bros. Dry Goods Company
Hast
Castle's
Castle
Neuman’s
Rihorn & Cook
Taylor Building
Golden Rule
Schlitz
Kine’s Grove
Kirkman’s Orchestra
L. Hunziker
Alexander
Koeppen
Main St
UMA Boda
Wilder Ve. Wilder
Peoples Warehouse
Frederick Nolf
Webster's Dictionary
Penn
The
Gus LA Fontaine
Crowner Telephone
Speter Smith
Ree
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