Christmas sale items ease through Pendleton and Salem
A December 6 1902 listing from ast outlines numerous local bargains and notices. Items include fresh seafood at Castle and Grate, hay and nuts at the Grocery, millinery sale at Mrs Campbell's, Pendleton robes for Christmas, lodging on Main street, and real estate offers of 440 acres with good barn. Also advertised are furniture, jewelry by E. Wade Whitaker, oyster specials, Teutsch shoe repair, and an auction at Main and Alta for a piano organ and second‑hand goods. A solid gold ladies watch and diamond setting prize will be offered with $1 purchases, to be awarded January.
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Pendleton
Kenlee
Bilding
Ingram
de Co
Rees’ Clear
Patton
Delta Candy Factory
Blakeslee
Judd
Main
Court Streets
Teutsch’s
Daily Gast Oregonian
Portland
Hotel Perkins
Henker
Court Street
Alta Streets
Shery
Wade
Huwalker
United Artisans Elect Six Month Officers
At Hendricks hall United Artisans Alpha Assembly No. elected six officers for the next six months. Named are Jon Dalley master artisan Mary Knight superintendent J A Dupuis inspector Louisa F Lampkin secretary J J Sehner treasurer William Kemp senior conductor Elvin Lampkin master of ceremonies Minnie Springer junior conductor William Rahe Catherine Stover felt commanders. A M Martin of Portland was held up Thursday night by a lone footpad on the Southern Pacific tracks near the city center.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Hendrik’s
Alpha Assembly No
United Artisans
Jon Dalley
Mary Knight
J. A. Dupuis
Louisa F. Lampkin
J. J. @ehner
William Kemp
Elvin Lampkin
Minnie Springer
William Rahe
Catherine Stover
A. M. Martin
Portland
Southern Pacific
Fletcher disputes Brophy on Butter Creek coal history
Fletcher president of Old Umatilla Coal Co and mineral expert rebuts Col. T. L. Brophy's Bast Oregonian interview claiming limited 16 year old work. He notes S1,000,000 invested in development, a Chicago drill, three holes, a tunnel, and coal of current quality found nearby. Artesian water struck at 280 feet during drilling.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
DO. Fletcher
Umatilla Coal Company
Mr. Brophy
W. Sd. Fletcher
Col
T. L. Brophy
Bast
Oregonian
Fletcher
Umatilla Coal Co
Triton Pacific Railroad Co
Butter Creek
Chicago
Morrow County
Pletcher
Expelled football players spark reform in Walla Walla
Three members of the high school football team are expelled for academic laxity blamed on sports zeal. The team plans three games at Seattle Sound, Whatcom, and Everett, with Spokane possibly on the schedule. New players expected to fill gaps. reform urged by the team.
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Ineup
Seattle
Whatcom
Everet
Spokane
Harvest Seeded in County as Rain Delays Work
Prominent wheat grower says only about half the ground in his part of the county has been seeded due to rains. Dr Campbell reports fall rainfall exceeds previous years and farmers plan to wait for spring grain to avoid early freezes that could rot wheat and require resowing. Campbell expects seeding to finish today as rain continues.
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Campbell
Bo Tate
Socialism and the Church Lecture Series Begins
On Sunday evening Rev Jonathan Edwards will open a series of lectures on Social Problems from a Christian perspective at the Congregational church. He will discuss socialism its definition progress and impact and will cover topics including wealth concentration city problems and the right of mandate. All classes especially working people and traditional labor members are invited.
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Jonathan Edwards
Congregational Church
Edwards
Sone of
Toll
Tradek
Inboy Valour
Sparring Contest Two Light-Weights to Meet Here Saturday Night
A rattling sporting contest set for Saturday night December 6 at the amusement parlors basement under the W. and R. C. depot corner Main and Webb streets. The bout begins at 11 o clock with James Lavigne of Michigan facing Charles Green of Omaha in a one round go. Both fighters have wide reputations and a first class exhibition of self defense is anticipated. Reverend John Reid Jr of Great Falls Montana endorses Ely's Cream Balm as a cure for hay fever and catarrh. Sold by druggists at 50 cents or through Ely Bros New York. The Lewis and Clark fair directors seek immediate action from governors of the trans Mississippi states on appropriations and exhibits for fall.
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Main
Webb Streets
James Lavigne
Michigan
Charles Green
Omaha
John Reid, Jr
Great Falls
Mont
Ely
Francis W. Poole
Central Preschurch
Helena
Joseph Stewart
Grand Ave
Buffalo
N. Y
Ely Bros
Waren St
New York
Wise Lecture At Baptist Church Delights Pendleton
Rabbi Stephen Wise of Portland will lecture at the local Baptist church Tuesday evening on December 5. The subject is Ternal's Gifts to the World, and Wise is warmly welcomed by many friends and admirers in Pendleton for an engaging intellectual treat.
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Baptist Church
Stephen Wise
Portland
Baptist
Ternel
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Lee
Teutseh’s
Christmas
Ast
Howard
Joana Gratz
Castle's
Alwaye
Cresoman
Teutselh’s
T. Wade
Koeppen
Main St
Court House
Childrens
the Peoples Warehouse Outfitters
DR. Wise Coming
Boston
Toy Banks
Frederick Nolf
Transier, Truciking
Crowner Telephone
Frazer Opera House
Baker & Welch
Dainty May
Prazier’s
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