Local notices from Pendleton crowd the streets of town
Owing to a press breakdown the East Oregonian did not appear on time. Town visitors include James Gibbon and Fred Clarke from Alba J J Sterrett from Walla Walla T M Bord a notable Dalles citizen A Hauerbach Whitman staff member at Hotel Pendleton Ed Weaver and wife headed to Weston Haz el Hamblin to Portland George Barnhart visiting Uma tilla county Edyth Epple going to Hidaway Springs Ned Howland dusty grain trip Fay Bartholomew of Heppner in Spokane visiting Judge and Mrs Ellis W J Furnish family off to Lehman Springs for summer C r nston and Lila Mohler guests of Mrs F W Schmidt Mrs Carrie C Van Orsdale bound for Denver Cripple Creek on Women of Woodcraft business Joe Basler Conrad Platzoeder family Gus La Fontaine and children Miss Nellie Hardman C F Cohler bound for Long Beach to escape heat F R Davis and wife to Portland for new audit role with O R N Co family will miss them
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James Gibbon
Fred Clarke
Alba
J. J. Sterrett
Walla Walla
T. M. Bord
Dalles
A. Hauerbach
Whitman College
Hotel Pendleton
Ed Weaver
Weston
Hazel Hamblin
Portland
George Barnhart
Umatilla
Edyth Epple
Hidaway Springs
Ned Howland
Cold Springs
Fay Bartholomew
Heppner
Spokane
F. W. Schmidt
F. R. Davis
Davis
O. R. & N. Company
Census Finds Printing Trade Strong Across Nation
The 1900 report shows $292,517,072 invested in 22,312 establishments with product value at $347,055,050 and salaries, wages, expenses, and materials totaling $... The Associated Press serves 2,500 daily papers across the U S and nearby regions, using extensive leased wire. Advertising dominates revenue at 43 percent with subscriptions 36 percent and printing 21 percent. Daily circulation equals one paper per five people, while weeklies and monthlies reach one per two. Over 1.25 billion pounds of paper were used, about 78 percent for newspapers, with wage growth and female employment rising.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Census Bureau
United States
Associated Press
Canada
Mexico
Cuba
Porto Rico
Yellowstone Park Round Trip Fare Offered by Railways
The Washington and Columbia River Railway Company with Northern Pacific will sell a round trip to Yellowstone Park including five and a half days of hotel board for 70 dollars. Tickets on sale daily until September 12, limited to 30 days for going, 10 days returning, final limit 40 days from sale date. Inquiries to Walter Adams, Agent.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washington & Columbia River Railway Company
Northern Pacific
Yellowstone Park
the Park Hotels
Walter Adams
Excursion to La Grande Proposed for Final Series
Pendleton fans propose a special Sunday train from Pendleton to La Grande to attend the final game of the series between the Beet Pullers and the Indians. Last week nearly 200 fans rode over to see the game, and local boosters expect strong turnout to reciprocate. The O R & H S will offer a low excursion rate to ease travel.
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Pendleton
la Grande
Beet Pullers
Indians
Beet Garden
Walla Walla
Washington and Oregon Electric Railway Promoters Promise Start
Promoters say permits from Columbia, Walla Walla and Umatilla counties are secured for county roads rails ordered from Germany surveys complete and track laying to begin next spring. The line will serve Dayton Walla Walla Pendleton Wattsburg with two power houses 5000 horsepower and cheap fares freight possible.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washington & Oregon Electric Railway, Light and Power Company
Spokane
Columbia
Walla Walla
Umatilla
Germany
Hesse
Portland
Pomeroy
Dayton
Wattsburg
Pendleton
Northwestern Construction Company
Walla Walla River
Dorrity
Shea to Lose La Grande Roster as Players Refuse to Play
La Grande faces loss of Danny Shea after several players refuse to suit up again. Two eastern standouts are expected to join the Beet Pullers to bolster the lineup. Grand pa Menefee was fouled in Sunday’s game, spectators hinting Angel Child caused the injury. Walla Walla Union hints at Sharp Shooter players suspected of throwing games in league with gamblers as the team retools with four new men before Baker trip.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
la Grande
Danny Shea
Grandpa
Menefee
Angel Child
Walla Walla Union I
Grain fire at Ha gen farm sparked by engine
A straw stack and several barley sacks burned at John Hagan’s place north of town this forenoon. Sparks from the engine started the fire after the threshing setup was moved. Reports of acres burned and loss of a threshing machine were false canards.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
John Hagen
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Scomae Dindinger, Wilson & Co
Scccessors
Cleaver Bros
East Oregonian
E. P. Cranston
Lila Mobler
Baker City
Tallman & CO
Union Made
THE
Pendleton Shoe Company
Main St
C. Berquist
Inland Empire League
Lfy
Dickie’ Knox
Gardner
Pink” Hawley
Butte
Treadwell
George Croll
Cryderman
McEvoy
Fine Oxfords
Tracy
St. Peter
Simon Buckshot
E.T. Wade
Papa Deanery
E. O
P.O
Pendleton, On
ST. Joe Store
Lyons Mercantile CO
Rock Bottom
A. Rader
Main and Webb Streets
John Barrett
Ores
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