New Traps and Buildings Erected for Pendleton Medal Shoot
Sportsmen from Heppner Elgin Sumpter and distant points plan to attend the regular monthly medal shoot as carpenters finish new traps and houses at the grounds. Invitations show a large attendance for the tournament with teams from Heppner Sumpter Elgin Wallowa and others ready to compete. The highest shooting average medal will be shipped and displayed at Taliman's drug store.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Markemen
Heppner
Elgin
Sumpter
Sportsman's Association
Pendleton
Hepner
Wallown
Taliman's Drug Store
Magnolia lodge D of H officers installed January 4
Magnolia lodge D of H held an installation January 4 with Past Chief of Honor Mr. Sarah McBrian officiating. New officers included Past Chief of Honor Ella Peterson Chief of Honor Francis Privett Lady of Honor Hattie Mack Chief of Ceremonies Lottie Gillett Financier J. Beam Receiver Mary Stewart Usheralary Matthews.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Magnolia Lodge
D. of H
Sarah McBrian
Ella Peterson
Francis Privett
Hattie Mack
Lottie Gillett
J. Beam
Mary Stewart
Alary Matthews
Social events and philanthropic club notes of Roanoke
The Roanoke Minn weekly column highlights quiet postholiday social life and a Women’s Club rest room project for farmers’ wives begun in 1896, now thriving as a blend of philanthropy and business. It also lists gatherings: Jolly Club at Monte Hall, a card party hosted by Mrs. Fowler and Mrs. Perringer for Miss Wickham, and multiple personal notes about local residents’ travels and visits.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Women's Club
Roanoke
Minn
W. C. EB. Pruitt
CS. Jackson
Virginia
Ross Dickson
Portland
G. A. Hartman
Norval Jones
Walla Walla
William Shultz
Teon Cohen
Fred Judd
East
Miew Wickham
G. E. Perringer
Dry alfalfa seed boom draws farmers to new crop
T C Taylor reports sold out seed and ordered 1000 more pounds amid growing interest from farmers and ranchers in planting the drought resistant alfalfa variety. Early buyers include Gid Brown Havana and H J Taylor Fulton with dozens of other names listed as investments rise. The drive to gather stock planned with trains bringing crowds to the area and cannery workers ensuring humane handling of animals.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
T. C. Taylor
Gid Brown
Havana
H. J. Taylor
Fulton
E. B. Gamben
Camas
Henry Scales
City
Charles White
Birch Creek
Whealer
Lyman and Sonk
Chobey Dairy
Tom Milarkey
Large rabbit drive draws city crowd to Foster area
The largest crowd ever attends a rabbit drive from the city to the Foster area with O R N trains stopping at milepost 197. Farmers provide free sandwiches and coffee on the grounds after the drive. Major Moorhouse plans to take photographs as Portland correspondents cover the event.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Foster
Milepout 197
Moorhouse
Fiive
Portland
Visiting in Pendleton with H L Coolige and son
H L Coolige of Bonaparte Iowa visits Pendleton for a week with relatives including daughter Mrs EK J Muir and family. He traveled via Los Angeles, enjoying a Pacific coast winter trip and remarks his Iowa corn land beats anything seen, plans a rabbit drive near Echo before returning home.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
H. L. Coolige
Bonaparte
Iowa
Athena
Weaton
Echo
Illness Surrounds Hoseason Family in Weeklong Grip
The family of W. C. Hoseason all contracted the grip during the past week. The illness has spread through the household, and all remain sick but show signs of improvement as they continue to recover.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
W. C. Hoseason
Cough Conundrum and Scott's Emulsion Promise
An ad describes a cough that lasts beyond a cold and claims Scott's Emulsion cures the underlying illness by healing inflamed tissues. It promises a free sample and credits Scott & Bowne of New York with the remedy.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Scott
Scott & Bowne
Oq Peart Sweet
New York
Upcoming events and rabbit drive note in northwest list
The column lists events in Portland and nearby areas including Northwest Fruitgrowers annual meeting January 11‑12, National Livestock convention January 12, 14 and 15, Oregon State Horticultural Association January 12‑18, North Pacific Fair January 16, Wallon Wallin Poultry show February 3‑7, Oregon Christian Endeavor in Pendleton February 10‑22, Whitman Oregon debate January 16 1904, plus excursion tickets for a rabbit drive from Pendleton January 14 with train stops for riders returning in the evening. A remark about carbolic acid as cold poison is noted at the end.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Northwest Fruitgrowers
Portland
Oregon State Horticultural
Pendleton
Fowter
Bis City
Also Mentioned on This Page
Dindinger, Wilson & CO
Tallman & CO
Escent
F. S. Younger & Son
Pendicton and
Jolly Club
Monte Hall
Tueday
W. J. Fowler
G. E. Perrin
Mra
C. J. Smith
Dr. Smith
Mire S. RL Smich
Columbus
Menilamen Marr Disoway
Susan Welch
M. A. Thompson
Mary E. Moule
A. W. Nye
Mary LaDow
OWL
Soeu
ST. Joe
Stor
Low Pring
Lee
Boston
Thompson
Tatwlo
the Hardaware
Main Street
East Oregonian
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