Local notes from Pendleton and visitors in town
A jumble of short notices lists residents and visitors in Pendleton on Saturday July 19 1902. Names include J W Peringer A B Pearson Tom Vaughn E L Smakey Mrs A B Sturgis S A Mann S Watt J H Raley and others with brief mentions of travel from Adame Freewater Milton Walla Walla and Cripple Creek plus ongoing construction and church arrangements at Galloway chapel and Jackson Street venues. References to Meacham and Portland provide additional context.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Sumpter
J. H. Raley
Pendleton
Golconda
A. B. Cherry
Portland
J. Slater
Bertha Wells
Alexander’s Department Store
Meacham
Charles J. Ferguson
Walla Walla
Bess Burford
J. W. Compton
M. E. Church
South
Galloway Chapel
Webb Street
BE. B. Jones
J. F. Northrop
Louisiana
Neva Lane
Pacific Coast
Northwest
A. D. Stillman
Denver
Col
Stillman
The
Woodmen of the World
Carrie C. van Orsdall
Women of Woodcraft
Cripple Creek Col
Echo couple wed at church parsonage
Rev R A Copple united Charles R Lisle and Mrs Bessie Taylor in marriage at the Christian church parsonage on Wednesday. Both are well known in Echo community.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Christian Church Parsonage
R. A. Copple
Charles R. Lisle
Bessie Taylor
Judge Fitzgerald Unites Sprague and Osburn in Camas Prairie
In his office this afternoon Judge Fitzgerald joined Joseph Sprague and Annie Osburn in marriage. Both are popular young people from the Camas Prairie country and receive the best wishes of many friends.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Fitzgerald
Joseph Sprague
Annie Osburn
Camas Prairie
Prairie
Gold Watch Free Giveaway at Merry-go-round
A gold watch will be given to the most popular young lady at the merry-go-round. Each riding ticket purchaser gets a voting ticket, and the winner will receive the prize. Contest closes Saturday night July 28. The watch is on display at W. E. Garrison's. Four and a half million people work in world mines.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
W. E. Garrison
End of It in La Grande Shut-Out Duel
La Grande's nine men died on bases but could not push a run as Pendleton pitchers stifled the offense. Menefee and Schmidt paced Pendleton with two-base hits and a home run, while Wilner fanned 11 in a 1:40 game. Fielding miscues and sharp catches by outfielders highlighted the contest, attended by 350.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
la Grande
Crawford
Adams
Wilner
Menefee
Cox
Penland
Alphonse-Gaston
Ray
Schmidt
Stovall
Brookler
Clark
Black
Pendleton
Tracy
Denny Shea
Brown
Fay
Rhea Ryan
L. W. Held
Cee
O Schmidt
P Sete
Hays
Rf Pee Eeeene
Rhea
Eeeae
Pereeeree Black
Shea
Brovokler
Peree
No Wrestling Match At Opera House Last Night
The advertised match between Frank Lewis and the Terrible Turk was canceled after a sparse crowd. Tonight Lewis, a former world middleweight champion, will face the Turk for a $50 purse, with tickets refunded at the door for last night’s failed event.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Opera House
Frank Lewis
Pendleton
Lewis
Turk
Frank S Lewis
Gratz
Wrestling Show Promises Thrilling Night for Crowd
In a gala clash the Turk risks a 21 minute limit to collect $50 as the action heats up with a full house expected. The bout is set with high interest and a main event, while Professors Walters and Hallett will stage a wrestling exhibition.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Walters and
Hallett
Military training schemes and smokeless powder gunlocating device
The War Office pursues training schemes with practical demonstrations. A new smokeless powder gun locating device marks progress. Medicine advances over the last fifty years include Hostetter’s Stomach Bitters, claimed to cure indigestion, heartburn, dyspepsia, belching, constipation, and kidney troubles. Our private stamp is over the neck of every bottle.
Buffalo Bill Wild West to Visit Pendleton August 20
Frank J. O'Donnell, Buffalo Bill show promoter, called at East Oregonian today. He praised the Wild West as larger and better than ever, with Colonel W. F. Cody at the head. The show will come to Pendleton August 20 and go on to Walla Walla before heading to England and Europe next year.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Frank J. O'Donnell
Great Buffalo Hill
East Oregonian
O'Donnell
O’donnell
Far West
England
Europe
Pendleton
W. F. Cody
Buffalo Bill
Walla Walla
Bids Sought for School Wood Supply in Pendleton
School District No 16 Pendleton Umatilla County Oregon invites sealed bids for one hundred cords of four foot wood split equally Red Fir and Black Pine. Seventy cords to High School twenty to Fields school ten to Beauregard street school room. Bids due August 1 1902. District may reject all bids. Payment in district warrants. John Hailey Clerk July 19 1902.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Pendleton
Umatilla County
Oregon
Fields School
Beauregard Street
John Hailey
Excursions to Bingham Warm Springs Offer Deals
Advertises sixty day round trip tickets to Bingham Warm Springs with stage fare between Bingham station and the springs for 1.75 dollars. Two day tickets include three hotel meals and a bath at the warm springs priced at 2.76 dollars. O R N ticket office.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Bingham Station
The
Springs
Warm Springs
Ore from Susanville shipped toward Tacoma smelter
Ore and concentrates from the Badger mine near Susanville arrived Friday evening for shipment from Pendleton via the W and C R and N P roads to Tacoma for smelting. Dan McAlpin and James Griffin hauled loads to Hunt depot where a car is loading, amid notes that Susanville camp has about 200 residents and rapid growth. Road conditions between Susanville and Pendleton hinder hauling, with 35 miles rough. locals urge improvement to unlock Pendleton trade.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Susanville
Pendleton
N. P
Tacoma
Dan McAlpin
James Griffin
Hunt Depot
Badger Mine
Susanville Camp
Messrs. McAlpin and
Griffin
Dale
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Corona Colt
Oxfords
Good Shoes
Dindinger, Wilson & Co
Sis’s
Cleaver Bros
Ast
J. W. Peringer
Adame
Tallman & CO
Lisie-Taylor
Sprague-Osburn
Constaton Hed
Union Made
Main St
C. Berquist
Pendletos Shoe Company
Fielding
Spokane
Seattle
Helena
Butte
Bingham Warm Springs
Badger
White Mountain
E.T. War
Belli P. O
ST. Joe Store
Lyons Mercantile & the Leaders
M. A. Rader Pesto
Webb Streets
John New
En Ogle Asi
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