Local Business Ad Mix in Pendleton August 1902
A cluttered 1902 Pendleton page lists Howard farm loan stalls, Teutsch store ads for seafood and lunches, Hawley Bros fruit and vegetables, Gratz and Ward ice cream, Castle's fish and poultry, and Baer Daley shoes. Also promotions for groceries, real estate, a library, and a Sunday picnic with Kirkman's orchestra in Armory hall. Includes typhoid worry and water caution, and job ads for stenography and delivery.
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Teutsch
Gratti's
Phillip’s Restau
Tallman’s Drug Store
Crawford
Hawley Bros
Nice Springs
Bdara
Ward's
Rihorn & Cook
Taylor
Golden Rule
Kine's Grove
Kirkman
Kine’s Grove
Baer & Daley
Hong Kong
Commercial Association
R. B. Bryson
Phone Main
Adress
Pendleton
Oregon
Agnes Dunbar
East Oregonian
E. T. Wade
Jacob Lamb
McKay Creek
Pendleton Soda Works
St. George
J.W. Willingham & Co
J. Marin
Armory Hall
Best Valued Belt To Crown Broncho Buster At Baker Street Fair
Baker City Herald reports plans for a street fair and carnival next month offering a belt valued at 100 dollars to the best broncho buster. Prizes include money awards and premiums for lesser entrants. Secretary Will Levens announced the event at the ball park with stock and agriculture departments to follow. President Hosier will return Tuesday as the executive committee allocates funds.
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Baker Street
Will Levens
Levens
Hosier
Baker City Herald
Race for Oregon Daily Journal Loving Cup Narrowed
Oregon Daily Journal loving cup contest narrows as George E. Streeter leads with 19 802 votes, B B Rich 19 277, Frank Frazier 10 800. Front runners switch as Pendleton’s Frazier gains support while Streeter and Rich trade leads ahead of the September 13 closing date. Frazier remains popular in Eastern Oregon and may still contend.
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Oregon Elks
Oregon Daily Journal
B. B. Rich
Portland
George E. Streeter
Frank Frazier
Pendleton
Streeter
Rich
Frazier
Loving
Oregon
Elks
Blacklisted Jack Brown After Disorderly Jail Term
Jack Brown, just released from a five day jail stay for being drunk and disorderly, was jailed again after a disturbance. Before Police Judge McCourt he pled guilty and was fined ten dollars. He is placed on a city blacklist to deter providing him liquor, in hope of keeping him sober.
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Jack Brown
McCourt
Jack
Brown
New Corner Stone Placed at Athena Church
New Corner Stone Monterastel Brothers finished dressing and cutting the corner stone for the new Christian Church at Athena. The Vermont grey granite bears on the street side the words Church of Christ 1902. An old stone from the old church with 1893 and added 1902 was sent down for placing in the wall.
St Francis School Opens Doors for 1902 03 Term
The St Francis school on East Court Street will open for the 1902 03 term next Tuesday morning. Parents considering enrollment are urged to bring their children on the first day to be enrolled and begin with the opening.
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St. Francis’ School
East Court Street
Reward Offered for Strayed Colts in Helix Oregon
Two two year old colts with halters on and tied together left Helix Oregon. Both have a white facial spot and are branded N. C. on the right stifle. A reward is offered for their return or information leading to recovery. Contact D B Richardson Helix Oregon.
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Helix
Oregon
N. C
D. B. Richardson
Oregon Indian allotments face private sales bids
In Oregon 476000 acres of allotted Indian lands mainly belong to heirs across Klamath Warm Springs Umatilla Grand Ronde and Siletz agencies. Speculators seek to buy lands of deceased Indians at low figures while Commissioner Jones pushes sales to highest bidder through private sale.
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Oregon
Klamath
Warm Springs
Umatilla
Grand Ronde
Siletz
Jones
Train Wreck Claims Tramps Near Danville
An east bound Big Four freight wrecked near Danville Alabama in the afternoon. Several tramps were buried in the debris with three bodies recovered and four more believed killed.
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Danville
Neely of Postoffice Fame Sails to New York Today
Havana August 80 C. W. Neely, famed for his postal career, sailed for New York this afternoon to consult lawyers after which he plans to return and enter business here.
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Havana
Aus
C. W. Neely
Postoffice Fame
New York
Invitation to visit Wakefield Co music wave pees
Those wishing to while away the long evenings are extended a cordial invitation to call at the music wave pees 8. L. Wakefield & Co., Court.
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L. Wakefield & Co
Court
Also Mentioned on This Page
Lee Teutsch
Underskirts
RENCH
Kkirtings
Cleaver Bros. Dry Goods Company
Aturday
Castle's
Castle’s
M. Gratz's
Nolf’s
Hunziker
BR. Alexander
Dr. Oliver
Koeppen
Main St
Court House
Chance
Oregon Daily Journal Cup
ST. Francis' School
Neely
Guile
New York Today
Pendleton and
St. Joseph's Academy
Frederick Nolf
The
Gus LA Fontaine
Crowner Telephone
Pinoy
Se Leg
Portland Business College
A. P. Armstrong
Perk and
Washington Streets
Pendleton Academs
P. Tory
Paneer
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