Local merchants advertise goods and services in a crowded ad page
A chaotic mix of store offerings fills the column: jackets, wool shirts, washing powders, lye, and dry goods from Cleaver Brothers Dry Goods Co. waxes, wallpaper, and garden supplies. Madame Johnson and Madame Johnson’s shop move. Demott’s dairy products, Hill Columbus line, and various home goods. Also plow repairs, real estate for sale, and local crafts and foods.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Boyil
Nolf
Cleaver Hirathere Dry Goods Co
Cleaver Brothers Dry Tinoda Co
Corner Court
Garten Street
Dermott
Cleaver Brothers Dry Goods Co
Cleaver Brother Dry Gerala Co
Candy Dutton's
Schwarze & Grenlich
Tallor
Madame Johnson's
East Oregonian
H. M. Stown
Madame Johnson
Pendleton Social and Local Notices Mix of Events
A hit of Pendleton social life includes a Pioneer basket social at William Martin encampment and a dance at Armory on Thursday February 28 with Kirkman providing music. Also a Sumpter Water Co plans hydrants and monthly water rent set at six dollars per lot. Personal mentions note visits, travels, illnesses, and civic events across town.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Nahn
Vowen
Vion
Oregon
Pioneers of the Pacific
William Martin
Thoreday
Kirkman
Pverheatrn
Sumpter Water Company
Webicure
John Blailov
Finn
China
Battenberg
Min
Tillie Carlaon
Peoples Wareham
Frank Evans
Woo
Tie Lome
Waila Walla
Woman's Club
J. F. Robingon
Diantuset
Mroek & McComay' Eng
Artinane
Annie Culp
al Cash and
Railond
Mtcie
Miss Mueller
Baker City
Speaker Reeder Looks Back At Legislature Work
Speaker J G Reeder arrived in Wembleton on the morning train and received many expressions of opinion from citizens. He praised diverse laws, noted ongoing Portland charter discussions, and promised further remarks on Umatilla County and Eastern Oregon legislation. The day also reported the death of Mr and Mrs George Gideon and their funeral arrangements.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Aga B. Thompson
Mel
Weaton
J. G. Reeder
Wembleton
Lie
United States
Portland
Umatilla County
Eystern
Oregon
George Gideon
Presbyterian Church
Mirview
PF. L. Forbes
Pendleton Academy
Middle Cold Spring
Laws
Rader
Olney
Neighbors Meet for Capube Circle Notice
All members of Capube Circle No 2 are asked to gather in the banquet hall of here Fellows temple for a meeting. This notice is by order of ALKEEK, Guardian Neighbor, regarding arrangements for the late neighbor. February 2, LOL.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Capube Circle No. 2
Evenia
Pioneers Hold Evening Meeting With Initiations and Social
Meeting called this evening at seven forty with initiations and a basket social plus monthly prize drawing. Barbed wire telephone lines are coming into general use in Morrow County connecting Heppner stores with neighboring areas.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
O'Clook
KB J
Kirkman
Commandar
Morrow County
Heppner
Farnia
Accident Injures Dick Brown After Harsh Hike to Ranch
Dick Brown suffered head lacerations and facial wounds when a yoke broke on a wagon near Kopitzke's woodward. He fell onto the right side of his head, was treated by Dr. McFeal, and expects a second trial to depart Vinson on Thursday. Aaron Cole remained with the rig, driving to a bank and avoiding further harm.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Dick Brown
Aaron Cole
Cheepman
Vinson
Mr. Cole
la Grande
Toumlay
Pencheton
Mr. Brown
Kopitzke
Woodward
Brown
Association Block
John B. Bean
Grandpa Froome Dies After Operation At Walla Walla Hospital
J W Froome known as Grandpa Froome in Umatilla county died at 2 pm Tuesday February 4 at Walla Walla hospital after an operation to remove his fettered leg necrosis. He was 51 and founded Athena’s first hotel. His son James W and John E of Athena were present at his death. Funeral plans follow from his Athena home Thursday.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
J. W. Froome
Umatilla County
Froome
New Walla Walla Hospital
Athens
James W
John E
Athena
George W. Froome
Thin City
Walla Walla
Live Bird Shoot for State Championship in Portland
Arrangements for a live bird shoot to decide the individual state championship and the Beal trophy cup are set for March 3 at the lower Force farm on Columbia Slough. Twenty birds per man with one shot per contestant. strong field expected from Pendleton Astoria Alban and others. Ground rules ban intoxicated or disorderly behavior and the match will use Interstate Association rules.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Columbia Slough
Pendleton
Astoria
Alban
Stage Driver and Mall Carrier In Crash Penitent Encounter
A stage driver and mall carrier named Andy Rcott were involved in a crash between Foruil and county lines. The incident occurred during a narrow stretch with evasive maneuvers noted, highlighting a perilous route and police response.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Andy Rcott
Foruil Agen
Drowned Man Rescued After Hour and a Half in Stream
A crippled man named Andy Scott spent ninety minutes in a raging stream before grabbing a willow limb and reaching the bank. Rescued by friend Frel Young and Tom Smith, he suffered a broken knuckle and financial losses from a horse, hat, buggy, and five dollars. The wrecked wagon was recovered days later after the flood subsided.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Scott
Terra Firma
Frel Young
Tom Smith
Deng Andy
Smith
Andy
Rmil
Wheat market slips on weak cables and unloading
I. L. May & Co. notes support from Chicago Hoard of Trade and NYSE brokers. February 27 reports show May wheat opening lower in New York with prices slipping to 80 1 4 cents at close, May corn at 46, and Chicago San Francisco notes place May wheat around 70 3 4 to 76 1 4 cents per bushel as markets remained under pressure.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Chicago
New York Stock Exchange
Ivarpool
New York
St. Paul
Engar Wivancing
Ho'y
San Francisco
Cchicago
Pardon Pressure Mounts for Pendleton Slayer
A Salem dispatch reports strong efforts to secure a pardon for EB L Mime of Pendleton who is serving a five year term for murder in the death of Ed Henry Miller. Mime sought clemency after conviction for manslaughter and waited during legislative session for Governor Geer’s decision. no word has been given yet.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Salem
Portland
Geer
EB. L
Mime
Pendleton
Henry Miller
Five Things and a Funeral in Baker City
Mrs. Anne Rogers died at her Baker City home after a long illness. She leaves two daughters Mrs. Bushee and Mrs. J E Faull, husband deceased years ago, and lived in Baker City for many years.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Anne Rogers
J. PB. Bushee
Baker City
Election of Mitchell Captures Walla Walla Spokane View
Wallan Walla Statesman notes broad support for John H. Mitchell of Oregon, praising his long public service and ties to the region. The Oregonian and Walla Walla Union face criticism as Mitchell’s candidacy gains station, while the Spokesman-Review highlights his political craft and Senate impact.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Wallin Walla
Spokane
Wallan Walla Statesman
Walla Walla
John H. Mitchell
Oregon
Mitchell
Rego
Oregonian
Atria
Walla Walle
Mitchel
Secon Spe
Washington City
Union
Tlon
Portland Oregonian
Costribute
Vietory
McBride
Tha
United States Senate
Pric
Oregonian Appetar
H. W. Corbett
Philanthrops
Phvebal Toellemons
Mitonel
United States
Sunate
Efforts Advance to Recover Bodies From Rio de Janeiro Wreck
The San Francisco papers report the Rio de Janeiro wreck lies in 13 fathoms of water near Fort Point and Mort Point buoy, with divers able to work. The Chronicle notes the site may be near Fort Winfield Scott and within reach of wreckers, suggesting some bodies may be recoverable. The San Francisco Chronicle and Examiner discuss salvage prospects and a potential steam fog whistle at Fort Point urged by the Chamber of Commerce.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
San Francisco
Rio de Janeiro
Mort Point
Fort Winfield Scotl
Chamber of Commerce of
California
Fort Point
Battle near Seattle in old mill yard between students
Guy Robertson a senior at Washington State University and Paul Harper a junior at the unnamed institution fought again Saturday morning in an old mill yard near Seattle.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Guy Robertson
Washington State University
Paul Harper
Instituction
Seattle
Fight ends with Patt victory amid rough bout
The bout opened rough with bare combatants and progressed to a hard fought contest. Robinson was knocked down as Patt rallied to outlast his opponent, Harper nearly knocked out late in the second, with both fighters trading heavy blows and being carried from the ring. Patt ultimately won the battle as reporters noted the fierce exchange and fatigue.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Robinson
Harper
Patt
Tully
Humorous Miscommunication About Medicine and Refund
A confused query describes a foggy medical purchase with coughing and a supposed remedy. The speaker mentions returning a product to Tallman & Co. and receiving a refund, noting extra bottles and a vague numeric reference. The message blends garbled phrases and supplier name with a basic consumer refund idea.
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Guy
Cleaver Bros
Vie Colambia
Main Street
Sobempp
C. Sharp
Opera House
Court Street
Campbell
Miliinery
J. Tomlinson Contewetor
Wuilder
P.O
Bays
Martin
Alexander& M Nexter
Groedecke & Kirkman
Palace of Sweats
Stationery
Taliman
Eorente
Alexander
Umatilla
Streat
Merc
L. B. Reeder
Cloyd Oliver
Joseph Allen
Echo
Tom Scott
Roxy'’ Horn
Rose Campbell
Wilson
William M. Moore
W. J. Sewell
A. C. Shaw & Co
Nashville
Lincoln County
Kit Boathorn
L. BK. Pentland
Lexington
William Penland
Mise Mitchell
Mies Myrtle Hannon
Hangcom
Joe Hanacon
Middle Ward
Donald McRae
Milton
Dave Wright
J. A. Harvey
Charles Berkeley
The
Pendleton Sportsman’s Association
Reeder Home
Attention Pioneers
Mare Ist
Strabo At
Kote Pendleton
LF Hall
JW Canon
Crewafield
A Allison
M Holger
J Barer
Andy McCarthy
San Francia
J Davis
Raymond
Sternberg
Phil Schleseinger
Milwaukee
A Stevens
Osborne
Idaho
Gil Harris
Andrew Nylander
Chas Nebergall
E KR Horne
J. W. Percome
New York Market
Mims
Aona Rogers
Shiloh
Shore
Tallman & Ovo
Coos County
Levi L. Yoder
J. B. Early
W. P. Olds
Olds, Wortman& King
New Woolen Mills Company
Fortland
Owl Tea
Owl Tea House
Gus Lake
Columbia Luding House
Sewly Fulnisierd
Centriof Blouk Bey
Alta & Webb
FA. Schempp, Prop
Bell Company
Loens
Boston
Giurt
American Bell Telephone Company
Ite
Madrid
Silela
Snowagh
Tallman & Co
Locust Hill
Gay W. Wade
V. Stroble
Jouce Street
William J. Bryn
Lincoln
Nebrask
Oregn
Pachig
Kuns
Pullman
Faul Mins Rapol Hulcth Fargo Grad Vor Crookstos
EPHG
Helens and Hutt
Washington
Philadeld
All Point Tavet
Tacome End
Norihers
Brentol Py
Sree Bee
Ircher
D. OU Aklyos
Lind and Morrison Bie
Lortland
Ore
Ol Stovtves
Vrilla
Ty Lange
Bene Joslar
Rens
Tukine
Bert
Bean
Man
Tool
Bennett & Tarbet
Props
Dusenberry Building
Pendleton, Or
Byers
Opera Tion
Easton
Avery Sacky
Pendleton Roller Mills
Crescent Agency
East Oregonian Building
Jesse
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