Pendleton High School Talent Show for Library Fund
A February 4 1903 note lists Pendleton High School talent presenting a drama under Miss gf, with proceeds to support the library. Cast includes Robert Cronin Fred Hartman Will Wyrick Clarence Allen and others, plus a serenade by Ger Wie. The item also reports local snow conditions, farm notes, and a court sentence for a petty theft in Judge Pite Gerald's court.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ubrary Fund
Pendleton
Robert Cronin
Fred
Hartman Seki
Will Wyrick
Clarence Allen
Luidgers
Se Williams
Guy Wyrick
Karl Simmons
Ahimsa Hallock
Lenore Sheridan
Gertrude Sheridan
Teachers' Examination Schedule Next Week
The next regular examination for teacher certificate applicants will begin the morning of February 11 and run through February 14, inclusive, with sessions each day.
Local trade notes and ads in a busy pages
A compact digest of shop listings and notices including farm loans by J A Howard, fresh seafood at Castle s, Gratz s clam chowder and Gratz s cheese sandwiches, Hobbach s baking praised, near New sales of clothing cleaning by Joerger and smoker supplies at Nearman s. Properties for sale and rent listed in McCallister addition and Alta street, plus folding bed for sale at 211 Court street. Also notices of shoe repairs at Teutsch s, Pendleton tobacco at Hays cigar store, and bookshop deliveries. Promotions for moving to the McCallister addition, upcoming dance in German Hall, and a sale of brick building on Main street.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
J. A. Howard
Castle's
Gratz
Hobbach
Joerger
Nearman’s
Pendleton
Tee Teutsch
Teutsch's
McCallister
Teutsch’s
Hays’ Cigar Store
Eben's
Court Street
Gratz's
Rees
Academy
J. S. Dorman
Raley
Alta Street
Oregon Daily Journal
Fragler's
E. T. Wade
P. P. Collies & Co
E.T. Wade
Main Street
W. B. Jenkins
Office
Commerceial Association
Divorce Petition Filed For Walter T Gordon Disjection
Walter T Gordon files for divorce on the ground of desertion since April 1899. He seeks custody of five minor children with mother and notes a July 1900 property settlement granting him control of specified property. The couple married in March 1900.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Walter T. Gordon
J. T. Hindle
Gordon
Mrs Reed Dies in Pendleton Home at 36
Mrs Mary C Reed aged 36 died at her Pendleton home this morning at 7 oclock Funeral set for 2 pm tomorrow from the residence conducted by Rev Jones with interment at Olney Cemetery She leaves a husband and eight children The family came to Pendleton 14 years ago from simgirl and had resided here since
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mary C. Reed
Pendleton
Rev. Jones
Olney
Wheat Prices Quiet At Local Market
Wheat is quoted at 65 cents per bushel with no current advices from market centers. No. 1 grade club remains at the same level though activity is limited, and traders expect prices may not hold long.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
WN No. 1 Club
Overcoat theft leads to arrest at O R N yards
A stranger giving the name Sam Rush was arrested last evening at the O R N yards charged with stealing an overcoat from the Boston store's outside assortment.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Sam Rush
Boston
Pite Gerald
O. R. & N. Yards
MISS BARTON DEFENDS RED CROSS CONSULTATION
Miss Clara Barton explains that the president and cabinet cannot serve as a Red Cross board of consultation. She cites constitutional article four, recalls past approvals, and pledges to publish President Roosevelt’s reply to ensure clear relations and avoid misunderstandings.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Red Cross
New York
George B. Cartelyou
United States
American Red Cross
Clara Barton
Roosevelt
the Red Cross
Movement for new state Montague proposed in East Montana
Eastern Montana and North Dakota seek to form a new state named Montague by splitting Montana east of the Belt Mountains and North Dakota west of the Missouri River. Glendive would be capital with about 18 000 square miles, centered on stockraising country. Legislators from both states met in Glendive to discuss the plan amid Western corruption and Eastern North Dakota discontent.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Montana
North Dakota
Helena
Mont
Montague
Belt Mountains
Missouri River
Glendive
Bicycle Paths In Walla Walla Move Ahead In Experiment
Bicycle commissioner H. O. Peck plans 19 blocks of wheel paths using a cement mix to reinforce former paths in Walla Walla. City council approves the project, weather permitting the new pavement will be installed soon as conditions allow. The current paths are poorly maintained and few streets have any usable route. Eagle Banquet draws a large crowd at Odd Fellows Hall with Fort Walla Walla Orchestra providing music.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Walla Walla
H. O. Peck
Eagles
New Odd Fellows’ Hall
Fort Walla Walla
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Lee
Bertha Alexander Vue
Spete
Jay
Fred Hartman
Kim Younger
Ray Cannon
Carrie Burton
Edith Johneaon
Ger
Oregon
Portland
East Oregonian
Willamette Valley
Heppner
M. D. Wisdom
North McKay
Ellesner
Bilis
Hudson
Eck
W. L. Kidder
Joseph Snyder
Bryant Place
Hill Ranch
Snyder
B.C. Kidder
Charles Wilkins
Boynton
Phillips
Alta W
Gppen’s Drug Store Main St
Court House
W. F Barnhart
Middle Cold Springs
W. Meiners
Wallance
James Cargill
Ceat
Rose Cecelia Shay
Fred Wartman
Ahimna Hallock
Bertha Alexander
Bart Simmons
Jesse Failing
Mrs. Reed
Miss Barton
Movement For New State
Peoples
Baker & Folsom
Postoffice
Jardinieres
Nolf
Oregon Lumber Yard
Alta St
Court Howse
Pingree
Crowner Bros Telephones
Maln
J. Clarke & CO
Allen Brothers
P. P. Collier & CO
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