Local Notices and Ads From Early 1902 Listings
A jumble of notices and ads details loans, farm supplies, real estate, grave moving at cost, bargains at a dry goods store, picture mouldings, wagons and horses for sale, weekly association meetings, and restaurant changes. Names include Duttons, Howard, Nels wife, E T Wade, T Porter, Olney Cemetery, James, Nash, Martin, George, and M Taylor.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
E .T. Wade
T. Porter
Olney
Ace
Wade
C. BL
Pendle
Pendleton Restaurant Rattan Enthusiasm Reassures Patrons
The rant has grown in popular favor and is now second to none in the Inland Empire. The proprietor reassures patrons that excellent post business will continue and the restaurant will maintain its place with Pendleton’s residents.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Inland Empire
Pendleton
County Asked to Pay Damages for Injuries
Milton residents W L McCullough W A Banister and J J Vinson sue county for 267 60 damages from a November 1901 mashe up near Helix blaming bad roads. They allege injuries from an embankment fall during a temperance lecture run, seek sums varying from 25 to 200 and 400, totaling 2067 dollars.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
W. L. McCullough
W. A. Banister
J. J. Vinson
Milton
The
East Oregonian
Banister
Vinson
Helix
Congregational Pastor Zercher Accepts Salem Call in Pendleton
The Rev. H. J. Zercher of Salem has accepted a call to Pendleton and will assume the pulpit of the Congregational church, with his wife accompanying him. He succeeds temporary supply Rev. Daniel Staver. Zercher is father to Whitman guard Ralph Zercher, a noted football player nicknamed the infant, and has been a key figure for the Sons of Mavers, recovering from an recent injury that affected Whitman's late season results and contributed to losses to Pullman Agricultural College and Washington farmers.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
H. J. Zercher
Salem
Pendleton
Will
Congregational Church
Mr. Zercher
Daniel Staver
Ralph Zercher
Whitman
Zercher
Laundry accident injures Miss Fannie Carter at firm
Miss Fannie Carter, employed in the Domestic laundry, had her left hand severely crushed and burned when caught in the neck band ironer this morning. Mr. Robinson, proprietor of the laundry, says the machine has run nine years and this is the first accident to occur.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Fannie Carter
Teagher Threshed At Helix School In Principal Dismissal
A tense dispute at Helix public school ended with Principal Mayberry being challenged by a patron, Mrs Charles Stanton, after an insult in a letter. The school board decided the school could operate without the principal and asked for his resignation, which he reluctantly considered.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Helix
Mayberry
Charles Stanton
Mr. Stanton
Mayberry Anit
Compliments Pendleton Candidate Furnish For Governor
The Portland Oregonian lists five Republican Oregon governors hopefuls with Furnish from Pendleton toping the field as Eastern Oregon rallies around him. Furnish, born 1862 in Missouri and raised largely in Oregon, has risen from janitor to bank president and now pursues the governorship, with party leaders and East Oregon backing his bid amid unity talks.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Haber City
Menard
Portland Oregonian
Republican Party of
Oregon
Webfoot
Hoy
Stephen A. Lowell
Umatilla County
William J. Furnish
Jonas M. Church
Union County
Henry Ankeny
Ja Taon County
T. T. Geer
Marion County
Oregonion
Willamette
Pendleton
Jon
J. A. Church
la Grande
Geer
Pendleton East Oregonian
Church
Billy” Furnish
Bi¢ Bank
Governor Race Hint Suggests Furnish Gains Momentum
In a brisk, plainspoken tone the piece notes that Billy Furnish believes he can win the governorship. It characterizes the race as even money at the current stage, signaling rising momentum for Furnish.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Billy” Furnish
Milton Man Reunites With Aged Aunt After 40 Years
James M. Grosvenor of Milton, Oregon, visited Waiteburg to be with his 97 year old aunt, Elizabeth Poulson. The unexpected reunion followed a newspaper note about her 97th birthday. Grosvenor learned she was his late father’s sister, died in 1891, and had not seen her in four decades. The meeting proved a joyful surprise for both.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
East Oregonian
Waiteburg
James M. Grosvenor
Milton, Or
Elizabeth Poulson
Steel Trust Declares 14 Percent Dividend Today
New York June 7 The United States Steel Corporation today declared a regular quarterly dividend of 14 percent on both preferred and common stock. The company reported December net earnings of 7,750,000 dollars.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New York
States Steel Corporation
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Aver Bros. Dry Goods Co
Freestray
Howard
Dutton's
Freinsurance
Mehr
Adame
Towll
James
Wilmn
A. P Nash
Hreet
Martin
Wetin
Mocha
Java
Verein
Cold Springs
Hanschal
Charles Werelary
John Schroeder
Herman Suhl
George Io
Jurgen Mumm
Trua
SAT Pangbuan
George
OD. M. Taylor
Fanghuirn
Ford
M Taylor
St. Metaurant
St. George Restau
Carter
Koeppen
Court Street
Main Street
Court House
Teagher
W. J. Furnish
Furnish
Bunchgrass County
Cascades
Webfoot Way
Billy
Pendleton Shoe Co
Frazer Opera House
Geo. L. Baker
Jas. L. Welch
Uniforn
Seals
Frazier’s
Tua
Svare
Onto
ToLeDp
Peeus Samitew
County
Doling
Pilsner
Sand & Brick
Olympia
Lafontain
Atz Bree
J. F. Reblusen
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