Local Oregon store ads and notices mark February 15, 1902
A bustling page of ads and notices from Oregon merchants including Bos Loves Worth, Boston Store, Peoples Warehouse, and Cleaver Bros Dry Goods. Items touted include children’s shoes, chocolates, silk dresses, wallpaper, and a silk dress skirt sale. Also announced are a cap social at La Dow hall, a Maccabees meeting, and local property and monument orders. Base on era, small items, employment notices, and farm equipment purchases are mentioned among general commercial chatter.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
A. Howard
Y & Howard
Bosloves
Boston
Dutton's Chocolates
Jal
Cleaver Bros. Dry Co
Pendle- Hoston
Rand
Wall Paper
Opera Ock
Court Street
East Oregonian
Connec
Nolf's
Peoples Warehouse
la Dow Hall
Golden Rule Hotel
A. Zeuske
Helix
A. Kunker & Co
The
Maccabees
Rube Wilson
Adams
Wilson
Monterastell Bros
Monterastell! Bros
Purdy vs Athena Milling Company At Hearing For Receiver
The Athena Milling Company case of Sam P. Purdy seeks a receiver. Heard before Judge Ellis today. Tharp horse stealing case continued. Tharp bound over to Monday for further hearing after prosecuting attorney's motion.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Sam P. Purdy
Athena Fleuring Mill Company
Corporation
Ellis
Tharp
John Tharp
FitzGerald
Ware
Adams Flouring Mill prospects improve in Adams
The Adams Advance reports the Adams Flouring Mill corporation will name its officers next week. Expert miller Charles G. Richter visited Pendleton and spoke with local residents who intend to buy stock. Some back a larger plant with a 100 barrel capacity, a 60 horsepower Corliss engine, and storage for wheat and flour.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Adams Flouring Mill Corporation
Adams Advance
Charles G. Richter
Pendleton
Fret
Corliss
Pilot Rock Records First Prisoner In Newly Incorporated City
Prominent Pilot Rock figure B Rinearson visits town as the newly incorporated city reports its first prisoner, Bob Smith, jailed by Marshal Stone for disorderly conduct. The town, growing fast, plans more housing and business construction to meet rising demand.
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Bob” Smith
Marshal Stone
Pilot Rock
FE. B. Rinearson
Rinvarson
Logging season ends in La Grande amid melted roads
Feb 15 report from La Grande notes warm winds and rain melted snows, delaying logging. River now too low for driving. trucking to start later next month. One contractor holds three million feet ready to move when routes improve. Charles Field of Walla Walla bought sixty three horses for English use. stockyards list 60 more from Hector McDonald and John Shaw. Wilts Deal, longtime stock raider, convicted of horse stealing and sentenced to four years. previously under three years for a separate conviction. Trial progress on Tastel appeal unclear. Rev HW Harris not vindicated. grand jury notes adultery charge based on girl’s age, but evidence insufficient. adjudication pending further legal review.
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la Grande
Charles Field
Walla Walla
Hector McDonald
John Shaw
Sears
Supreme Court
HW. Harris
Cove Riceopal Church
Tremain
Die Wissen
Oregon county teachers graded for certificates in Umatilla
County Superintendent J Ff Nowlin with Rev FL Forbes and J E Cherry oversee certificate examinations in Umatilla County Oregon. Thirty teachers attended for state papers. others sat county papers. grading to be completed this evening with results listing names and grades.
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J. Ff. Nowlin
FL. Forbes
J. E. Cherry
Umatilla County
Oregon
College Farmers Show in Walla Walla Theater
In Walla Walla on February 15 the eight athletic teams from Washington Agricultural College staged an opera house exhibition. The athletes displayed unusually good feats and superb form, delivering a quality program featuring an overture by the orchestra and demonstrations on horizontal bars.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Walla Walla
Washington Agricultural College
Opera House
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Fragmentary OCR notes mention figures such as Professor Annis Krewe and various improvised acts like bag punching and wire work. Details are unclear and names are garbled, making a coherent news item impossible to verify.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Professor Annis
Annis
Lacy
Benefield
Jenne
Miss Stafford in Walla Walla and Whitman College visit
Miss Mabel K. Stafford of the Pacific Coast Association secretary of the Young Women's Christian Association left Walla Walla for Pullman after a two day stay. She spoke to Whitman College students and later addressed the women students alone at 4 o clock. A reception was given in her honor by Mrs L Penrose of Whitman College.
Walla Walla Man Acquitted In Monument Removal Case
August Lon HNKET WAR yesterday acquitted by a jury of the charge of removing a boundary monument in the neighborhood where the defendant swed A Siry. Judge Ginsefor called the case after testimony and the trial occupied much of yesterday afternoon.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Walle Walla
Mistriot Ginsefor
Pendleton School Plans Discussed for North Side
The Pendleton school board met in Dr. Smith's office to weigh buying lots and erecting a north river school to serve distant patrons. Two potential sites called for, with an Honors addition proposed, but price objections blocked action. The board also sold four lots on Webb Street near the O R and N crossing for $500.
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Pendleton School Board
Dr. Smith
West
Pendleton
Webb Street
Etree
School Entertainment Night Delights Local Students
Public school students hosted an afterschool literary entertainment in the assembly hall on Friday. The program featured recitations by Elva Shrixenger and Lela Crooks, readings by Httta Hexter, an essay by Joan Bacon, a poem by Arthur Jeon, and a quartet performance. Fred Mild, Aleer Feo, and Albert Warner led the close of the event.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Elva Shrixenger
Httta Hexter
Lela Crooks
Mail Quartet
Joan Bacon
Arthur Jeon
Fred Mild
Aleer Feo
Albert Warner
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Leaver Bros. Dry Goods Co
Gregonian
Erday
Tor
Agent Home E Co
Ahorn & Cook
Lane
Tallman & Co
Sole
Saratoga
Leezer's
Cap Social
Rdware
Court’ Street
Athena
Grande Ronde
Bermen
Jennette McKinnon
Luella B. Crajeen
Weston
Alfred Campbell
Edith Perry
Freewate
M. A. Waite
A.M. Crozier
Lelece H. Gray
Lavoretta
Conkin
Mae Richards
Pendierton
W. A. Wade
G. C. Richardaoy
Huldman
Lillian Downs Dobbins
T. W. Tandy
Umatilla
Arthur H. Frazier
Lulu
Marple
Dalsey Lee
Harry Davyson
Milton
Grace Houghton
Ward RK
Echo
Agnes J. McKinale
Adata
Edwin F. Pritchett
Jennie Butler
Mary Huber
Bertha Haker
Etta Campbell
H. A. Fuderburk
Effie McDaniel
Miliou
Amy Collins McDaniel
Westar
Ellis B. Pinkerton
College Farmers Show
Walla Walla Theater
Lonneker
Hatterick
Feddes
Pendleton, Oregon
North
Board
West Webb Street
Assembly
LukKeay
Pavoni
Auc
Ireai
Ter
New York Stock Exchange
Chicago Stock Lachange
Chicago Board of Trade
Predisa
Tam
J. W. Harper
Kentucky
John
Milrl
Louvre
Elsi
Golden Rule
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