Local visitors noted in Pendleton town yesterday and today
W F Woodstock from Nolin and B F McCullough of Echo were in Pendleton on business and J M Garrison registered at the Golden Rule from Forest Grove. Also in town were RK Spargur and wife from Umatilla, A Balcom from Pilot Rock, James Nelson from Vinson, Misses Della and Letha Estes from Athena, and Rev A G Hughiet visiting Helix and Adams Bartlet churches. District Attorney T G Halles at home on Main and Jackson Streets. J P McManus left for Walla Walla on stock journal business. F J Donnelly acted as clerk at Hotel Pendleton in place of Charley Gardner. Mrs N Loveridge left for Weston after visiting relatives. Perry Whitworth from Echo traveled through Pendleton en route to La Grande to visit kin.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
W. F. Woodstock
Nolin
B. F. McCullough
Echo
Mack Cockburn
Big Ranch
Couse Creek
RK. E. W. Spargur
Umatilla
A. Balcom
Pilot Rock
J. M. Garrison
Golden Rule
Forest Grove
James Nelson
Vinson
Della and
Letha Estes
Hotel Pendleton
Athena
T. G. Halles
Main
Jackson Streets
J.P McManus
Walla Walla
Stock Journal
A. G. Hughiet
Helix
Adams Bartlat
F. J. Donnelly
Charley Gardner
Charley Gardner, Who Is Taking A Lay-Off. Mrs. N. Loveridge
Weston
Perry Whitworth
Eeho
Pendleton
la Grande
Pendleton Social Highlights and Local News Notes
Mrs Maud Stanfield and Mrs Daisy Hardistry of Milton visit Pendleton with Mr and Mrs J H Ferguson for a few days. Levi Ankeny, banker, from Walla Walla, travels via Pendleton on Tuesday. G W Rigby files a $500 bond as commander of Kit Carson Post G A R Pendleton for the term ending January 6 1903. J M Spence attends A K R Finley auction near Helix to discuss John Deere plows. Michael O Rourke, born in Ireland 1880, files intention to support the US constitution renouncing allegiance to the British king. Mrs J H Halstead and son Joel arrive by morning train, will return tonight. Echo hall nearing completion for Maccabees. a ball on Valentine’s Day. H Hessel of Weston reports quiet politics in The Athens of Eastern Oregon and rising campaign interest. Pendleton marble trade muddle excites discussion in Walla Walla Union. Miss Charity and Miss Harriet Ankeny brought from Portland. Charity injured in elevator shaft accident at St Helen’s Hall, Portland. Harriet Ankeny operated on for appendicitis at St Mary’s hospital. recovery looks good.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Maud Stanfield
Daisy Hardistry
Milton
J. H. Ferguson
Pendleton
Levi Ankeny
Walla Wall
G. W. Rigby
Kit Carson Post
W. Rigby
J. M. Spence
A. KR. Finley
Helix
A. Kunkel Company
John Deere
Michael O'Rourke
Ireland
United States
Great Britain
J. H. Halstead
Joel
Echo
Maccabees
Weston
Athens
Oregon
Aleo
Walla Walla Union
Charity
Harriet Ankeny
Portland
Ale
St. Helen's Hall
St. Mary's Hospital
J. E. Bingham
First National Bank of Pendleton Receives New Charter
The First National Bank of Pendleton gains a new charter from Comptroller Ridgeley extending its life nine years. The 1882 act, date July 12, 1882, accompanies a report showing 20-year distributions to stockholders totaling over 500000. The bank’s December 10, 1900 figures list loans 523257.06, U S bonds 70000, cash 750107, capital 70000, surplus and profits 88060.43, deposits 589225.49. Directors reelected: Levi Ankeny, Walla Walla. W F Matlock. J Mcleod. W Byers. H F Johnson. Officers: President Levi Ankeny. Vice President W F Matlock. Cashier C H Wade. Asst Cashier H C Gurosey. The bank began March 1882 and chartered July 12, 1882, building a reputation as a strong, conservatively managed institution.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
First National Bank of
Pendleton
Ridgeley
Tte
United States
Levi Ankeny
Walla Walla
W. F. Matlock
J. & Mcleod
W. Byers
H. F. Johnson
Lev Ankeny
Vicw
C. H. Wade
H. C. Gurosey
Beeen
City Mix Up Holds Up Court Case Over City Officials
In Pendleton the injunctions against Mayor Halley and four councilmen who voted to retain Marshal Heathman and Recorder Beam remain unresolved. Judge Ellia has postponed hearings repeatedly due to illness and delays, sparking public concern as residents await a decisive ruling on the matter.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Halley
Marshal Heathman
Beam
Ellia
Pendleton
Child Worth Millions Says Harrisburg Mother
Mrs Mary Bird of Harrisburg Pa says her child was saved from croup by One Minute Cough Cure. The ad claims the remedy is a safe quick cure for coughs croup throat and lung troubles from Tallman Co and Brock McComas.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mary Bird
Harrisburg
Croup
Tallman & Co
Brock & McComas
District 16 Holds Special Election for Improvements
District No 16 held a special election in Pendleton voting a 10 mill tax for the year to buy ground north of Timatitla river and erect a new school, plus authorization to build a north Pendleton schoolhouse and sell lots 10 11 12 18 and 14 in block 84 Reservation Addition to fund the project. The school board convened at 2 pm in the courthouse to finalize the tax measure and land sales.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
North
Pendleton
Court House
Timatitla
Shares to Be at Two Dollars Each for Enthusiasts
A Slaceball Association meeting will be held at the council chambers tomorrow evening at seven to plan a first-class team for the coming year. It may form a stock company with shares at two dollars each so enthusiasts can contribute and gain a financial interest in the association. All enthusiasts are urged to attend.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Slaceball Association
Council Chambers
Postal service failures disrupt Pendleton to The Dalles
Pendleton to The Dalles mall service delivers papers irregularly with delays. Enat Oregentan subscribers report days without papers and clusters of three or more when they arrive. TMatilla area shows little will to serve promptly, drawing postal inspectors’ attention until improvements occur.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Pendleton Weet
Dalles
Enat Oregentan
Umatila
Tmatilla
East
Neat
Pups mourned after tiny fox terrier dies after birth
Fred Crawford presents a freak fox terrier puppy born malformed. The runt dies after three days, leaving a mourning dam and four healthy siblings from the same line, all of bluish blood in the breed family.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Fred Crawford
Ao Tall
Tutuila Letter From Suburb South of Pendleton Past Week
Notes from Tutuila south of Pendleton report Mrs H H Hl Hoopes gravely ill. Frank King and spouse back from California wedding trip. M H Gillets honeymooning in California expected home soon. Fo MecBiroy and outst seed on Eureka Flat for Charles Rohrman. Fred Creswell drove from Eureka Flat with horses for First National Bank. Daubner and Grivette visited Juniper. Daubner lost a watch and chain during the visit. Frank Wall and others shipped horses to Seattle buyers for 125 to 170 dollars. Sam Lowe reports dog losses on new bog ranch. W Bapers plows three teams on Tutuila ranch. Yohnka family moved to Pendleton for a stay. Milo Gibaon returns from Idaho wintering there. Bronson to Gililand for work horses wintering at Tutulus. Tutulus, usually snowbound, now has bare ground and no sleighing. Frank Brown from Wilbur cattle ranch. brother injured recently on railroad carriage recovering.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Tutulile
H H Hl. Hoopes
Frank King
California
M. H. Gillets
Ft. Fo MecBiroy
Eureka Flat
Washington
Charlies Rohrman
Fred Creswell
Tutuilla
William Yohnka
Pendleton
Milo Gibaon
Idaho
Howeve Bronson
Tutulus
Frank Brown
Hil Tattle Ranch
Wilbur
Akron and Chicago boxers clash in twenty round bout
Detroit on January 22 reports a fifteen round title fight at the Twentieth Century Athletic Club. Art Simms of Akron meets Martin Duffy of Chicago in a second meeting. Duffy won the previous deciding ten round bout, the only man to defeat Simms. Both fighters arrive in prime condition and ready for action tonight.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Detroit
Mich
Twentieth Century Athletic Club
Art Simms
Akron
Martin Duffy
Chicago
Duffy
Professors claim absolute antiseptic for intestinal diseases
Two professors at Ann Arbor University claim to have discovered an absolute antiseptic for all intestinal diseases including cholera, typhoid fever, and dysentery. They name the new compound bengzotone and express hope it will be an all conquering remedy.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ann Arbor University
Bouquet of praise from Pomeroy man at Pendleton meet
Peter Gearhardt of Pomeroy Wash at the Knights of Pythias gathering in Pendleton lauded the city as the best of its size in the Northwest and predicted Pendleton would match larger cities in business and life. He praised local hospitality and stated he would always feel a warm affection for Pendleton. The piece also notes Kemp’s Balm for coughs advertised by Tallman Co. and a remark on the latest automobile frown.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Peter Gearhardt
Pomeroy
Wash
Knights of Pythias
Pendleton
East Oregonian
Northwest
Spokane
Portland
San Francisco
Tallman & Co
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Ctionstast
Loggins
Dindinger, Wilson & Co
Cleaver Bros
Books For
Wth
The
Pendleton Shoe Company
Pendleton Shoe Go
Main Street
Herveus
Pistorenemai
Soak
Ben Fresco
Dog
Crossett
Pendle
Simms and
Bill Stock
Lantz Bros
Treasury Department
Theo Troller
State of Oregon
Owl
Storj
Crowner Trurphone
ST. Joe Stor
Mistress of Homely
M. A. Rader
Main and
Webb Streets
Pendleton, Ord
NIN
Cole
T.C. Tayor
East Alte Street
Traff
Hine Legiatat Lime Secret le Manage ) Companies
Sexton
Popeat
Menor
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