Pendleton Welcomes Wide-Tour of Visitors in January
Numerous residents and visitors arrive in Pendleton from nearby towns and states including Vansycle Athena Weston Echo Camas Prairie Baker City Milton Spokane and Portland. Notables include Mrs Ed Martin of Baker City and J B Gross from Athena with several hotel guests and social visitors from Walla Walla La Grande and Helix. The Sons of Herman meet, and local officials note County Clerk W D Chamberlain issues a marriage license to Harold Bettinger and Neva Rogers.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
C. W. Orton
Vansycle
Ben Wells
Athena
J. B. Gross
EB. Clarke
Ukiah
J. E. Nelson
Weston
Vesta Short
G. W. Hunt
Echo
Macomber
Camas Prairie
Ed Martin
Baker City
Pendleton
Brady Huffman
Pilot Rock
Win
Brown
Adame Advance
T. G. Smith
Walla Walls
A. Kunkle
Kansas City
Misa Bessie Brewster
Adams
Faw
J. M. Irving
B. Engle
Deer Lodge
Mont
H. H. Gilbert
Panora
Iowa
George Roberts
R. D. Hamilton
la Grande
Mary Wriskle
Cora Driskle
Herman
Hendricks Hall
M. Roberts
J. H. Robbins
South Pole Mines
Bessie McBride
County Recorder’s Office
Bonday
A. P. Knight
Bieiness College
Helix
Della Crigier
Portland
W. F E. McAllister
College Place
Wash
C. E. Barnes
P. Peterson
Ginnelle
Walla Walla
M. F. Kelly
Golden Rule
Edith Epple
Ellensburg Normal School
Charles Bennett
FitzGerald
George Hill
Agricultural College
Pullman
Mise Myrtle Bratton
Belle Kellogs
James Till
Whitman College
Cliff Dupuis
Porkie
the Advance
Adams Advance
Lulu
Ethel Gulling
Anderson
la Grande Observer
W. W. Pangburn
Harris
Harris & Wray
Monterastello Bros
George Phillips
Main and
Webb Street
California
Jean Macwonaia
St. Paul's School
Nellie Stevens
Mae
Wetton Normal School
T la Grande Observer
W. D. Chamberlain
Harold Eb, Bettinger
Neva Rogers
Mr. Bettinger
Nez Perce County
Idaho
Miss Rogers
Wmatilla
Trains Hit Delays as Cascades Flood Roads and Tracks
Snow and rain swell rivers wash out bridges and clog lines west of the Cascades. Six Northern Pacific passenger trains pass through Umatilla Sunday night while five more are stalled at Lester and Kanaskat. O R N and Spokane routes see use to Portland and Seattle, with local lines halted or delayed. Despite congestion, Oregon routes hold up and train No 1 arrives on time, officials hoping for steadier westbound service.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Northern Pacific
Umatilla
Western Washington
Cascades
Portland
Great Northern
Lester
Kanaskata
Spokane
Northern Pacifico
Tacoma
Seattle
Castle Rock
Kalama
Portland-Tacoma
Washington
N. P
Rine Mountains
Pendleton
Blue Mountains
Comar
Walla Walla
Allway
Lodge Incorporators Form 700 Dollar Trust
The formation of a lodge trust with a capital of 700 dollars is noted. Incorporators listed are J. A Price H. J Turner and Prank Saling as trustees.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ion
J. A Price
H. J. Turner
Prank Saling
Lodge
O. R. and N Extends Livestock Convention Ticket Limit
Oregon lines extend the return trip ticket limit to sixty days for the National Livestock convention in Kansas City January 13 to 16. Ante date changed to January 10. cheap rate starts January 8 and 10. Delegations from Oregon expected. 1904 convention likely to visit Portland Baker City The Dalles and Umatilla County. large Northwest attendance anticipated.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Kansas City
Oregon
Portland
Baker City
Dalles
Umatilla County
Wolfe Named Ticket Clerk for O R N Co in City
R R Wolfe formerly of Portland and long time bill clerk for the O R N here has been appointed ticket clerk to succeed Homer H Hallock, now Baker City agent. Wolfe begins duties with strong support from friends while reports of Lounsbury replacing Hallock are unfounded.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
R R. Wolfe
Portland
Bill Clerk
Homer H. Hallock
Baker City
Wolf
George W. Lounsbury
Astoria
Mr. Hallock
Mr. Wolfe
Sheep Inspector visits Yakima county in brisk year
John E. Bean, the sheep inspector, visited Pilot Rock Record area in Yakima county during a stay of several days. He reported about 40 sheep sold since September with roughly 240000 head remaining in the county. The year 1902 showed strong demand and favorable weather boosted sheep industry.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
John E. Bean
J. E. Smith
Charles Cunningham
Hein
Election of Officers for 1903 by Socialists
The socialist meeting elected officers for 1903: President George E Robbing, recording secretary W J Keyes, financial secretary W E Haynie, organizer W Burgess. Regular meetings were set for Sundays in the coming months.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
George E. Robbing
W. J. Keyes
W. E. Haynie
W. ©. Burgess
Additional Personalities Visit as Rail Agents and Locals Travel
Bert Ingle arrives from Ridge and James Crowner checks in from Vinson while EB Beltel hotelman of Pilot Rock visits the town. A J Leland of Chicago & Northwestern travels via O R N to Baker City. Andy Rust comes from Ridge country with Mrs Sullivan. J H ONeill of O R N tours to Walla Walla. A Cold Springs dance by Germans draws a good crowd despite high water. Robert Starkweather heads to Huron with a carload of goods to settle there permanently.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Bert Ingle
Ridge
James Crowner
Vinson
EB. E. Beltel
Pilot Rock
A. J. Leland
Chicago & Northwestern Railway
Baker City
Andy Rust
Ridge Country
Joe Sullivan
J. H. O'Neill
Walla Walla
Cold Springs
Robert Starkweather
Huron
New County Assessor C P Strain Begins Office
County assessor elect C P Strain assumed the post at the courthouse this morning as George Bunan vacated the office. Clarke E Nelson of Weston was sworn in as deputy assessor, replacing the outgoing deputy.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
C. P. Strain
Court House
George Bunan
Clarke E. Nelson
Weston
Lodge Incorporation Filed for Weston Pythians
Stevens Lodge No. 49 Knights of Pythias of Weston filed articles of incorporation with the county clerk this forenoon. The corporation aims at mutual relief for Weston Pythians, charitable duties, and administering the privileges and benefits of Pythianism.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Stevens Lodge
Knights of Pythias
Weston
Weston Pythian Lodge
New Sumpter Editor Takes Charge of Morning Reporter
John G. Foster, veteran Baker City newspaper man and former publisher of the Daily Epigram, has leased the Sumpter Morning Reporter from J. Nat Hudson and assumed editorial control yesterday. His leadership is expected to sharpen the paper’s news sense and improve its stance.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Sumpter
John G. Foster
Baker City
Daily Epigram
The
Herald
J. Nat Hudson
Foster
Boy 15 Bound Over In Robbery Case
A 15 year old boy named Mundell was bound over in 600 to the general court after admitting guilt in a post office robbery. He faces transfer to Portland for sentencing and possible placement in reform school rather than the penitentiary. Mundell reportedly expressed no concern for his future and preferred penitentiary confinement. The case follows an earlier break in at Uhiah where about seven dollars in cash was taken.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Herbert Mundell
Postumon
Feneral Court
Portland
Awak
Bellinger
Mindell
Uhiah
Ukiah
Sy Picion
Mundell
Pendleton
United States
John Harley
Reform School
Halley
Penitentiary
Roberts Xhere
Parish Aid Society Meets for Annual Election
The Parish Aid Society will meet at Mrs. G. A. Hart's residence on Wednesday at 1:30 PM for the regular election of officers for the coming year. A full attendance is earnestly requested.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Parish Aid Society
Mre
G. A. Hartmin
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Dindinger, Wilson & Co
Exivast
Edna Carlson
May Browne
Misa Carlson
Miss Browne
J .H. Robbing
Uaker County
Charlie
Frank
W. D. Hansford
Balem
Colgate
Colgates
Tallman & CO
Sheep Inspector Bean
I. Earnhart
NEW County Assessor
C. E. Nel
Son
K. P. Lodge
John Hailey
Con Patchos Rterney
Pend
ST. Joe Sto
Underwear Sale
Weil
Lyons Mercantile
Oly
Ader Eadily
Main and Webb
Strees
Stichif
Martin
Asim
Lena Allen
BOM Osteopath
Thompson G
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