Local Advertisements and Notices from Pendleton
A collage of 1902 notices and ads: retail sales at Cleaver Bros and Boston Store, dry goods, shirts, and fancy goods. medical cure claims for Ely’s Cream Balm. hotel and billiard rooms open evenings. lost item near Presbyterian church. Oak Street area property listings. a Jap brought in for foot surgery. Norman references to Oregonian, O R N line, and local business pitches for home purchases and rentals.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Golden Rule
Pendleton
Noll'a Nation
Walla Walla
Leever's Bakery
Cleaver Bros.’s Dry Goods Co
Diollar
Boston
Regent
J. BE. Platter
Presbyterian Church
Leeser’s
Athena Club Holds First Annual Banquet
Mrs C W Wade returned from Athena where she attended the Friday Club’s inaugural banquet hosted for the Study Club and the state president. About 50 guests enjoyed pink and green decor, music, recitations, and a generous feast at Mrs Miller’s home. Toaster Eddington Smith presided as toastmaster with toasts on The Woman's Club The Athena Club and Fairy Tales. The evening was declared a memorable success.
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C. W Wade
Athena
Mia
Eddington Smith
Woman's Club
Athena Club
Cuesta
Arrests deepen west Oregon stock rustling probe
Tim Townsend was arrested in Pendleton on a Grant county horse theft charge after a second arrest tied to stock rustling that has drawn in lawmen from Monument and Condon. The report details prior arrests, the Wild Bill Hale case, and vigilance by local stock inspectors as authorities pursue suspects in Lone Rock country.
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la Grande
Grant County
Tim Townsend
Endleton
Hincucker
Monument
Townsend
Grant
Gilliam
Tom Kane
Gilliam County
la Grands
Kane
William Hale
Dale
Hale
Wild Bill
Pendleton
Winchester
Billy" Anderson
Tuttle
Fred
Paul Kru Rer
Side
Long Creek
Magle
Lane Rock
M. Johnson
Johnson
Ely
Condon
Geo
Arthur
John Madden
Lone Rock Country
Thomson Wins Shooters Medal At Pendleton Grounds
The Pendleton Sporsmen's Association held a monthly target shoot for a medal on their grounds south of town. Seven contestants competed under the Butte handicap system with five classes A B C 2 and FE. A. B. Thompson defended his title, defeating A. Konkel in a tight contest as scores ranged high among the participants.
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Pendleton Sporsmen
A.B. Thompson
A. Konkel
Thompsoon
Jim Spence
Kunkel
Thompson
Ted Jey
District Attorney Hailey Moves to Stamp Out Swine Plague
District Attorney Hailey plans an investigation with State Veterinarian William McLean who says the swine plague is dying out if farmers keep pens clean and feed well. He urges swift action by farmers to kill and bury infected hogs to eliminate the disease.
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Umatilla
Hailey
William Mclean
Portland
East Oregonian
Halley
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Ien
Torchan Lace
Ver Bros. Dry Goods Co
Howard, Fre Insurance
Ci.y
Dutton
Cleaver Foe Co
Oregonian
J. F. Reynaud
Whitman College
Orexconlan
St. George
Agent House Cooperative Co
W. PF. Rihorn
Taylor
Nigel
Bly Brothers
Warren Street
New York
Ladice
ANL
Qeppen
Arria
A. B. Thomson
Kinkie
Empire Meat Market
Proprietors
Malin Airwerl
BIU
Sand & Brick
Lantz Bros
THE
Lafontais
Swine
Peoples Warehouse
Gomla
Harley
Pundleton Roller Mills
W.S. Byers
Washington Thresher
Lane Foundry
Gilbert Hunt CO
Wash
Oregon
East Oregonian Office
Pendleton, Or
Wiitory