Pendleton Evening News Social Roundup Hits Dec 6 1902
A social roundup from Pendleton details numerous visitors and residents in town on December 6 1902. Names include Charles Oliver of La Grande Victor Schick from Athena H E Young from Hudson Bay country and many others visiting hotels and hosting gatherings. Several local events are noted including a marriage at Walla Walla and a recital by Edith Merrill plus visits from officials and travellers.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Charles Oliver
la Grande
C. B. Isaaca
McKay Creek
Victor M. Schick
Athena
H. E. Young
Hudson Bay Country
W. O. Hill
Heppner
Hotel St. George
Normal Jones
Walla Walla
Howard Leight
Horace Walkeer
Helix
J. &. Hoskins
Freewater
Golden Rule Hotel
Charles W. McKean
J. Ferguson
Shanks
Umatilla County
Frank L. Moore
Walla Walla East
LaDow Music Hall
Edith Merrill
Whitman College
Pendleton
A. W. Kendrick
Walla Walla Union
Ed Switsler
Portland
Vancouver
Switzler
E. Penland
Andy McConnell
Salem
McConnell
Mr. Penland
Halsey
Eugene
W. B. Jenkins
Inthe
C. B. Wade
Pendleton Commercial Association
Roscoe 8. Bryson
Jardinieres showcased in show window sale prices posted
This notice invites readers to view jardinieres moved from garden beds to pots, highlighting their beauty in the shop window and encouraging entry to learn the prices.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Jardinieres
Record of Charity by The Salvation Army Pendleton
The Salvation Army Pendleton reports charity work for the past month. It lists numbers of garments, suits, shoes, hats, overcoats, coats and beds given to poor families, and cash received $4.00 used for wood, groceries, fruit for county hospital inmates, and more. Arrangements are made to furnish 100 free dinners to the city’s poor during the holiday season.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Salvation Army
Pendleton
County Hospital
Cliva
Ben Johnson arraigned for selling liquor to Indians
Ben Johnson was arraigned before United States Commissioner Halley on the charge of selling and giving liquor to Indians. He was the man arrested last Sunday for drunken and disorderly conduct and sentenced to three days in jail. A preliminary hearing is set for 10 o'clock tomorrow, and if found guilty he will be taken to Portland by Marshal Roberts to await federal court action.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ben Johnson
United States
Hen Johnson
Halley
Johnson
Portland
Marshal Roberts
City finances show strong November cash flow and fund balances
The city reports solid revenue for November with cash collections exceeding $11,000 and a total balance of $33,346.53. The ledger details October 31 1902 figures, license Reed 1,493.56, levee sinking fund 99.66, general fund tax 1901 22.74, and noted notes paid with distributions across General, Called warrant, Levee sinking, and General sinking funds totaling 7,127.62, 106.77, 1,649.42, and 600.00 respectively.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Reed
Hille
Levee Sinking Fund
Gen
General Fund
General
Tmatilla County
Wway
Ken
Increase in Bank Deposits in Umatilla County
First National Bank reports steady growth over three years with deposits rising from 517,163.66 to 671,144.15 by late 1902. Surplus and undivided profits also grew from 60,497.04 to 104,610.98, with total resources expanding from 708,835.64 to 937,908.82.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
First National Bank
Umatilla County
Real estate transfers filed with county clerk
Three deeds recorded with County Recorder Folsom for fore noon filing totaling 13500 dollars. W J Furnish and wife sell 800 acres near Barnhem station to James R HMrown for 6000 dollars plus one third crop interests to be delivered at the warehouse. W H Isaac sells 1800 acres in township 2 north range 3 E W M to W J Furnish for 5600 dollars. James R Brown and wife sell 160 acres in township 6 north range 32 to W J Furnish for 2000 dollars.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Folsom
W. J. Furnish
James R. Hmrown
Barnhem Station
W. H. Isaac
James R. Brown
Inaugural Procession Marks Timely Mall Ceremony
A ceremonial inauguration proceeded on schedule as leaders carried out the event with a disciplined rite. Attendees observed the proceedings at the designated venue, noting the orderly conduct and adherence to protocol despite weather and routine constraints.
Mail box defacing on North Side prompts warning
A newspaper note reports that new North Side mail receivers have cards torn or defaced. An incident on the river forth box left the card missing, blamed on a reckless person or an unruly child. Authorities warn stiff penalties and parental responsibility if children are involved.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Uncle Sam
McNell's Island
Store changes owners at wakefield music store on court street
The muale store of 8. L. Wakefield & Co. on Court street yesterday passed into the possession of L. E B. Therkelsen of Portland after a days long negotiating run. Therkelsen, a five year veteran music dealer formerly tied to Eller's piano house and Wiley B. Allen of Portland, plans extensive improvements and will continue to sell pianos organs and musical supplies while aiming to save money for patrons.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Muale
L. Wakefield & Co
Court Street
L. E B. Therkelsen
Portland
Therkelsen
Eller
Piano House
Wiley B. Allen
Malheur County Irrigation Association Formed
A meeting at Ontario yesterday began steps to form a county organization for Malheur irrigation promotion and securing state funding. A committee of W. Ric King J. W. McCulloch W. N. Shilling C. H. Brown and F. W. Metcalf will draft a constitution and by laws. A second committee of King McCulloch and C. W. Mallett will prepare a report on available reservoir sites reclaimed land and related plans for submission to the state organization and government.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
County Irrigation Association
Ontario
Malhuer
W. Ric ‘King
J. W. McCulloch
W. N. Shilling
C. H. Brown
F. W. Metcalf
W. R. King
C. W. Mallett
Ate
State Organization For Incorporation
Postmaster Carriers Mail Home On Foot In New Service
The postmaster Lot Livermore continues to bring his own mail home though free delivery has begun a week ago. The rule blocks delivery beyond the sidewalk, placing his residence outside the zone. A carrier offered to deliver to his door but declined, while neighbors wait for the mail to reach their parlors.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lot Livermore
Pendleton
Washington
Old Santa Free Dolls With CW Sale Saturday
Old Santa offers a 16 inch doll with the purchase of crockery or glassware on Saturday December 13. Dolls are shown in the window a week before the sale, limit one doll per person.
Japanese Goods Displayed in Exquisite Line
A retailer advertises an exquisite line of Japanese china including bon bons nappies cups and saucers olive dishes ice bowls and more with prices from 35 cents to 3.50 The store also lists additional Japanese goods priced as low as 5 cents.
Haviland Ching Stock Offer Mentioned in Note
A fragmented note mentions Haviland Ching and stock items with references to knives and forks. The text is unclear but implies a sale or offer and requests to engage further on certain items. No concrete names, places, dates, or actions are clearly established.
Scotch Ware Becomes Gentle Gift With Lingering Charm
A reading of a small, brown Scotch ware item highlights its craft and humble appeal. Eastern friends receive a line of Lang and a 20c price tag, suggesting a simple, thoughtful token with preserved tradition.
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Juliettes
Dindinger, Wilson & Company
Rede
al Roberts
James G. Ellingsworth
Tanapah
Negv
BR. A. Bstrahan
Iowa
Jack" Moran
E. P. Cranston
F. W. Schmidt
Baker City
John Holligas
A. Kunkel
A. Swanson
Leadville
Kan
F E. B. Conklin
Morrow County Teachers’ Institute
Gus Guion
Spokane
Frank Robinson
C. Robinson
W. T. Shaw
Lewiston
Idaho
Charles Shanke
Amanda
Otis A. Smith
O. R. & WN. Company
Huntington
Mr. Smith
WD. Deaver
Pacific Coast Elevator Company
Barnhart
Count Venetlinger
Jardineres
Tallman & CO
The
Tae
Station
West Alta Street
West Webb St
Sseeey
Rotegete
Gen. Fund
Reed. Gen. Fund Co
Tem
L. Wakefield & Company
L. E. Therkelsen
Malheur
Chrome Kid
Haviland Ching
Haviland
Grr
Owl
Oregon
ST. Joe Store
LYONS
Tallman & Cos
Col Blilay
Gare
Tallman
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