Local ads flood town with shopping and services
A July 1902 item page lists farm loans, camping supplies, ice delivery, and fresh treats at Golden Rule basement. Mentions Teutsch's, Fra zier's and Nolf stores, Silas H. Soule in piano work, Detton's ice cream, Rihorn & Cook real estate, Phillips restaurant, and Martin's bakery. Also notes new rents, boiler room, and typhoid caution with water cooling.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ly Brosts
Teutsch's
Bes
Rule
Nolf
Notion
Detton’s
Delta
Rihorn & Cook
Taylor Building
Phillip’s
Tallman’s Drug
Golden Rule
Martin
Pendleton and La Grande baseball series dates listed
The notice lists Pendleton versus La Grande baseball on July 17 18 19 and 29 and mentions related local happenings. It also promotes furnished rooms at 517 Aura Street and announces various community items including church foundation work water street and Alta street stone, plus an ice cream social and a removal sale at Lee Teutsch’s.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Pendleton
la Grande
Aura Street
New Christian Church
Water Street
Alta Street
City Recorder’s Office
Dutton's
L. Wakefield & Co
Ladies of the Christian Church
Court House
Delta
Pendleton Visitor Hails Susanville Mines and Road Needs
W. C. Smith of Waitesburg spent Monday night in Pendleton returning from Susanville where he has mining property. He spoke of Susanville as a growing mining town with a bright outlook but poor roads into the area. Smith urged Pendleton to improve the road to Susanville to capture future business as the town expands. He also commented on the murder of William Johnson by C Crisman, calling it cold blooded and noting Crisman would likely hang. Johnson was described as peaceful and shot without provocation.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
W. C. Smith
Waitesburg
Pendleton
Susanville
Smith
William Johnson
How Will He Dodge The Sheep Count
Pendleton Oregon July 14 To the Editor I read in the Tribune that this county has 300000 sheep The assessor lists 185000 and the writer challenges the rest of 115000 be shown by the assessor. G A Hartman signs the letter urging an accurate sheep tally.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Pendleton, Or
the Tribune
G. A. Hartman
Court Rejects Christie Stock Inspector Bid
The county court denies Dr. Christie’s request for stock inspector duties, drawing sharp comment. The editor argues Christie could perform duties satisfactorily like Mr. Bean, while saving taxpayers about 340 dollars yearly.
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Dr. Christie
Christie
Mr. Bean
Milton Eagle
Excursions to Bingham Warm and Bath Offerings
An announcement lists excursions to Bingham with a warm bath option priced at 2.76. The itinerary includes travel by R N tickets to Pendleton Ta Grande on July 17 18 19 and 20.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Bingham
Pendicton
Whopper Bear Stands Its Ground Near Rabbit Creek
Reports tell of a notably bold bear skulking near Rabbit creek, a few miles from here. The creature reportedly confronts prospectors, rearing up and forcing them to retreat, with some saying Tracy’s visit would be preferable to meeting this bruin.
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Lawton
Rabbit Creek
Tracy
Bruth
Onion trust formed to fix price in Walla Walla
Walla Walla July 15 reports the onion trust formed by twenty local growers to hold onions at no less than 60 cents per bushel. The agreement is described as ironclad and the growers intend to enforce it.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Walla Walla
Isi
Onion Trust
Also Mentioned on This Page
Kemler’s ‘Ery
Om Alta Streets
Cleaver Bros. Dry Goods Company
Mase
Creionan
Fr Pursday
A. Howard
Silas H. Soule
Soule Bros
Portland
Tall Drug Store
N. Joerger
Frazier's
Withee
Court
Domestic
Davis
Taylor Tidy
Peoples Warehouse
East Oregonian
Jackson-Dickson Company
Hunziker
R. Alexander
Koeppen
Main St
E. H. Cook
Art Exchange
8. L. Wakefield
Academy
F. L. Forbes
Lee Teutsch
Teutsch
Kemler’s Grocery
Blatter
Milton Opinion
Butterick
Justis
Ehoee Save Ag Sennen
Boston
Madison Square
Mrs. Southworth
Bertha Clay
Mary
Holmes
Parker Bros
Frederick Nolf
Cottonwood Street
Court St
Gus LA Fontaine
Chicago
T! White
Jesse
Kine's Grove
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