Residents and visitors fill Pendleton streets headline August 1902
A Wiltshire style page notes arrivals and departures across Pendleton. Visitors include C R Lisle from Echo M Kelley from Athena W Smith from Vinson and J L Brown back from Pendleton to write Oregon history. Local notables such as J J Balleray and L V Rhode return from trips while Mrs R E Tarbott and others visit Garfield Crawford, W S Goodman, and Rev Edward F Green visit Pendleton ready to engage in missions.
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C. R. Lisle
Echo
M. Kelley
Athena W. Smith
Vinson
Will Weber
Golden Rule Hotel
Joseph
Lillian Long
Boise
J. F. Robinson
William Krassig
Weston
John J. Balleray
Pomeroy
Edith Epple
Lee Teutsch
W. C. Minnis
Seattle
W. S. Badely
Washington
Mary Kester
Garfield Crawford
Heppner
St. George
RE. Tarbott
Garfield
Whitman
J. L Brown
Pendleton
Oregon
Ervie LaDow
Goldendale
LaDow
Compound tonic advert for Summer F S Bitters
For Summer F S Bitters the greatest of all system tonics. The correct tonic for all stomach disorders F and S Compound Syrup of Sarsaparilla combined with burdock mandrake prickly ash dandelion stillingia iodide of potassium and iron. This compound is a powerful alterative tonic invigorator and blood purifier. Sold only by.
Odd Fellows dignitaries visit local lodges and banquet
Grand Master Anderson and Grand Secretary Ed Sharon of the Independent Order of Odd Fellows travel from Portland to visit east county lodges, then return Saturday for a city wide banquet hosted by the combined Odd Fellows lodges.
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Anderson
Ed Sharon
Independent
Order of Odd Fellows
Portland
Kerr Gifford Company to rebuild Pendleton warehouse
It is announced that the Kerr Gifford Company will rebuild their warehouse burned in the O R. N. yards. It was one of Pendleton’s largest warehouses and the fire caused a large loss, but the company plans a larger and finer replacement building.
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Kerr Gifford Company
Pendleton
Henry Bergiven Improves After Derrrick Fork Injury
Henry Bergiven, injured by a derrick fork near Adame, has shown improvement at Sisters' hospital since Saturday evening. His skull fracture caused initial despair, but this morning doctors report favorable signs of recovery.
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Henry Bergiven
Adame
Sisters’ Hospital
Bergiven
Murder Charge After Sweating Confession in Pasco
Bill Kil lett and Oscar Bradshaw are jailed in Walla Walla charged with murdering Peter Nelson the Swede near Pasco. Sheriff Davis and Sheriff Rees captured them after swift detective work and a post arrest sweating yielded a confession. Bradshaw 19 claims the gun discharged accidentally while Kil lett provided the revolver. The men face arraignment for murder.
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Walla Walla
Bill" Killett
Pasco
Oscar Bradshaw
Peter Nelson
Davis
Franklin County
Rees
Bradshaw
Nelson
Killett
Bradhaw
Northern Pacific
Blacksmith John Leroux Injured in Runaway At Farm
John Leroux a blacksmith was seriously hurt in a runaway yesterday on his farm 16 miles from the city. He tied a cart to a horse, the horse bolted, and Leroux was thrown, suffering a deep chin cut a broken frontal bone and other injuries. He was brought to the city before medical aid arrived. he is said to have a strong constitution and to likely recover.
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W. 5
Goodman
Hudson's Bay
Freewater
Bingham Springs
Sol Baum
Alexander Department Store
Portland
James Storer
Billy Krassig
Robert McClure
Theodore Harm
Meacham
John Leroux
Leroux
Three Sisters Meet in Baker City Reunion
Three sisters reunited in Baker City after two years separation. Mrs Q T Stern and Mrs W C Hindman traveled from nearby areas, joined by Mrs George Thomas of Rockport and Mrs Thompson with her son Wayne. They stayed at the Hindman ranch and celebrated with extended hours during their visit.
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Baker City
Q. T. Stern
W. C. Hindman
Baker
George Thomas
Rockport
Thompson
Wayne
San Antonio
Texas
San Francisco
Hindman Ranch
Baker City Democrat
Pendleton Delays Free Mail Delivery To Next Year
Pendleton citizens must wait longer for door-to-door mail delivery as Postmaster Lot Livermore reports Washington has postponed the system to the first of next year after multiple tentative start dates. The earlier target was September 1, but delays persist.
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Pendleton
Lot Livermore
Washington, D. C
Livermore
Frazier Holds Third In Journal Cup Race
Frank Frazier now holds third place in the race for the Journal loving cup awarded to the most popular B. P. O. B member. He previously led the field with George E. Street as his main rival.
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Frank Frazier
Frazier
George E. Street
Charles Marsh Back From North Yakima Boom in Yakima Valley
Charles M. Marsh returned from North Yakima reporting a booming Yakima valley with land selling at 800 dollars per acre and fruit prospects strong. He noted a 10 acre fruit operation offered 2500 dollars for its apple crop and described widespread, well-dressed thieves targeting workers and frequent robberies, with many incidents going unnoticed by officers.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Charlies A. Marsh
Yakima
Yakima Valley
Population Rise Reported for Pendleton Births
Dr C J McFaul notes a series of births in Pendleton including a 104 pound boy to Mr and Mrs L K Anderson on the reservation a boy to Mr and Mrs N Joerger of the west end a boy to Mr and Mrs Charles Mallar of West Webb street a boy.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Pendleton
C. J. McFaul
L. K. Anderson
Reservation
Myr
N. Joerger
West End
Charles Mallar
West Webb Street
Repairing Hotel After Fire Debris Cleared and Repairs Begun
A crew of men and teams remove debris from the recent fire that destroyed the barn and damaged Hotel Eastern. Carpenters work on repairing the hotel building.
Beet Pullers Return as La Grande Aims for Victory
La Grande baseball team strengthens lineup with new players and improved teamwork. They face the Indians on Alta grounds in a battle for position, aiming to climb from third toward a place in second. The diamond is better prepared, and fans plan a royal send off for the Beet Pullers in their last appearance of the season. Also note: Western Alaska salmon pack trails last year by about 20 percent.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
la Grande
Indians
Alta Grounds
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Doc Osborn
The
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Joe Caldwell
Waitsburg
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Utica
Robert Diven
Green
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Rev. Green
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Pendleton Shoe CO
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C. Berquist
Teutsch Store
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B. B. Rich
Rich
Frasier
Mr. Frazier
Journal
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Charles Marsh
Earth
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B. F. Beck
Alaska
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Lyons Mercartile
Vear
Earnheart
Bisters
West Court Street
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Main
W. F. Earnheart
Real Estate and Insure Association
Main and Webb Streets