Warpath Dog Catcher Roams Pendleton In Canine Stunts
Pendleton’s dog catcher has released dogs into the city as he raids the canine population. Only about $200 in dog licenses have been paid, far short of expected totals, prompting the marshal to pursue unpaid dogs. Four dogs were impounded this forenoon. owners may redeem by paying the tax and a $1 impound fee within two days, or the animals will be killed.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Pendleton
Ben
Dave Mei
Walla Walla
Lee Ferguson
North Yakima
Recruited search for missing husband in Portland
Mrs Artie Anderson returned from Portland after her recreant husband disappeared with another woman last week. She says she sought him to settle crop harvesting, debts, and private matters and to arrange their finances. Police aided the search but they could not locate him.
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Artie Anderson
Portland
Ander Son Keeps Low Profile in Portland
It is understood that Ander son is in Portland but he is keeping himself very close if he is there.
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Cater
Anderson
Portland
Arrest of Suspicious Man in Town
Deputy Sheriff C P Davis picked up J J Jackson a darkey in town today on suspicion of theft. He carried a bundle under his arm containing about a dozen pairs of ladies hose two pairs of size 6 3 4 men’s shoes and other items. He gave an unreliable story and remains detained for further investigation.
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Darkey
J. J. Jackson
C. P. Davis
Davis
Annual meeting notice for Oregon Building and Loan
The stockholders of the Oregon Building and Loan Association will meet at the company office in Pendleton Oregon on Tuesday July 29 1902 from 7 p m to 830 p m to elect directors and auditors for the ensuing year and to transact any other business as may properly come before the meeting R ALEXANDER President
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The
Oregon Building & Loan Association
Pendleton
Oregon
R. Alexander
Bids Sought for Pine and Fir Wood for Pendleton District
School District No 16 Pendleton Umatilla County Oregon invites sealed bids by August 1 1902 for one hundred cords of four foot wood divided as seventy cords to High School twenty to Fields school and ten to Beauregard street school room. Red fir and black pine equally mixed. District may reject any bid. Payment by school warrants. John Hailey Clerk dated July 19 1902.
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Pendleton
Umatilla County
Oregon
Fields School
Beauregard Street
John Hailey
O. R. N. Excursion Rates From Pendleton
O. R. and N. excursion rates listed for Pendleton travelers include Warm Springs 1.76 for a Sunday trip, Meacham 1, Hot Lake 3.30, Salt Lake 26.20, Cripple Creek 52.25, San Francisco 26.85, North Beach 10, and Clatsop Beach 16. Consult the ticket agent for sale days and limits.
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Bingham Warm Springs
Meacham
Hot Lake
Salt Lake
Cripple Creek
San Francisco
North Beach
Clatsop Beach
Pendleton
Reward for exact December wheat price in Chicago
A $25 reward is offered for naming the exact closing price of December wheat in Chicago at the close of business on October 1. No cost to guess. Books now open at the new office, 120 Court Street, LL.AY & CO.
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Chicago
Court Street
Ll.ay & CO
Two Convicts Pardoned In New York For Flight And Tool
Two New York state prisoners were pardoned. One is freed to travel to Germany to claim a fortune of 50 dollars recently left him. The other is released to pursue manufacturing an improved sewing machine he invented while incarcerated.
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New York State
Germany
Letter From Salem Penitentiary Reveals Escape Plot
The Oregon Daily Journal reports Harry Tracy began planning an escape from the Salem state penitentiary after imprisonment. He sought a revolver, a saw and a brace hidden inside a ham, sent via his wife Mollie Merrill, who is Dave Merrill’s sister. The back of a letter carried invisible ink instructions.
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Salem
Harry Tracy
Oregon Daily Journal
Colorado
Montana
Tracy
Portland
Merrill
Dave Merrill
State Penitentiary
Mollie
Ben
Dave
Mother
Goodby
Personal mentions fill Pendleton as figures travel
Mrs. E Miller visits from Milton. Pearl McDuff bedridden with rheumatism. W W Caldwell of Arlington stays at Hotel Pendleton. Frank Konasek at Bingham Springs. H C Adams from Weston at Golden Rule hotel. Dr and Mrs Botkin of Athena pass through en route to Portland. Several other locals plan trips or assignments with Woodmen lodges and Elks, including J P Walker and Mrs A Kimbrell heading to Cripple Creek. Dr E A Vaughn, Mr Ayres and Miss Bertha Matlock to Salt Lake for the Elks gathering. Roosevelt delegate unable to attend. Alexander and alternate delegate undecided.
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Pearl McDuff
W.W. H. Caldwell
Arlington
Pendleton
Frank Konasek
Bingham Springs
H.C. Adams
Golden Rule
Weston
Botkin
Athena
Portland
C. C. Sheldon
Seattle
Walla Walla
J. B. Perry
Woodmen
Pomeroy
Wash
George Ferguson
Lee Teutch
J. P. Walker
Woodmen of the World Camp
A. Kimbrell
Cripple Creek
Col
Grand Lodge
E. A. Vaughn
Thomas Ayres
Bertha Matlock
Independent Order of Elks
Salt Lake
Messrs. Vaughn
Ayres
Cc. E. Roosevelt
Pendleton Lodge
R. Alexander
National Irrigation Congress Ticket Sale Notice
In connection with the National Irrigation Congress in Colorado Springs from October 6 to 9 1902 the O R N Co offers round trip tickets from Pendleton at 60 dollars valid 30 days with sale on October 2 and 3 1902.
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National Irrigation Congress
Colorado Springs
Pendleton
New Suits Filed Over Land and Divorce Case
The morning docket shows three actions including Pickering vs Pickering a divorce suit by Carrie Pickering alleging abandonment since their 1900 St Helens Oregon marriage. Skumskey vs Crow seeks possession of 80 acres of allotted Indian land once belonging to Nithgawette with crop valued at $300. Tse-luk-note and Tse-mi-l note vs Sheller and Lemery seeks 80 acres of allotted land now in defendants hands per Ka mos a lineage.
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Billy
Millie Skumskey
Tse-luknote
Tse-mi-li Aleo
Pickering
Billy Skumskey
John Crow
T. G. Halley
Tse-luk-note
Shella
Tse-mi-l
Peter Sheller
Margaret Sheller
Sol Lemery
Kamosa
Settlers’ Wear-Bound Rates Announced by O R N Co
The O R N Co announces a September and October one way rate of 22.50 from Missouri River points to Pendleton. Similar reduced rates from points east of Missouri River are expected to be made concurrently and will be announced later.
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Missouri River
Pendleton
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Sid’s
Cleaver Bros
Uesday
Pendlecton
Tion
Tallman & GO
HIE
Stockholders’ Meeting
Pendleton Shoe Company
Main St
C. Berquist
Pendiston Shoe Company
Mollie Darling
Robert E. Wilson
Mrs. Tracy
E. Miller
Mil
Centlemen
Vici
Pickerings
E.T. Wade
E. O
P.O
Pendleton, On
Gonian
Peniilet
ST. Joe Store
Lyons Mercantile
Rock Bottom
M. A. Rader
Main and Webb Streets
Pendletos
Establiabe
John Barrett
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