Pendleton Baseball team returns after Heppner win
Pendleton team arrived home Wednesday after beating Heppner on June 11. Game featured a home run by Brown and clutch plays by Penland Clarence, Saunders, and Hartman. Umpire Burcher praised, crowd rewarded players with hearty congratulations after a 6 to 2 victory.
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Pendieton
Heppner
Ftos
Aei
East Oregonian
Pendleton
Red Howe
Dinonn
Cox
Dupuis
Fletcher
Coy
Utman
Hoppner
Vidio
Ullerbase
Siorther
Barret
Hoppoer
Saere
Meponer
Spaulding
Clarenes Penland
Danbar
Spaulding Harlow
Claude Penland
Hartman
Barell
Range 28
Township 7 South
Brown
Barlow
Branstetter
Saunders
Clarence Penland
Chapler
Pendleton Outsiders
Bearts
Mr. Burcher
Penland
Claude
Suevers
Elli
Barkow
Founuders
Clarence
Cormull
Hale
Harret
Bniglv
Bransteller
Hepp
Dunbar
Saundere
Burehel
Dr. Hunlock
M. A. Ruder
Electric Bitters Restored Hartford Man After Injury
J W Bullivan of Hartford Connecticut injured his leg with a rusty wire twelve years ago. Inflammation and blood poisoning followed, causing two years of severe suffering. A doctor advised amputation, but one bottle of Electric Bitters and a box of Backlen's Arnica Salve cured his leg and he recovered fully. Electric Bitters praised for eruptions and blood disorders. Tallman & Co advertise.
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J. W. Bullivan
Hartford
Conn
Backlen
Electric
Tallman & Co
Martins Store Offers Special Cheese Selection In Stock
A local grocer advertises a special line of imported limburger and smoked white cheese. The store showcases a clean, reliable grocery stack with bakery department notes claimed as the best in the city.
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Martin
For Sale: header and power unit components
For sale a ten foot header three header and a fourteen horsepower Pitts improved power unit. Call or address for details.
Suite of rooms in East Ore gone building for rent
A suite of rooms in the East Oregonian building offers hot and cold water and broom service for 11 dollars a month during the month. Apply at the East Oregonian office.
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East Oregone
Moen
East Oregonian
Wool and Wheat Market Sways at Pendleton Mills
Local mills pay 50c for No. Lelab and red chaff delivered, 47c outside warehouses as exporters hesitate at prevailing prices. Wool arrivals surge with sales at 0c to 10c, most wool fetching 0c, ranch prices for produce listed from butter to potatoes. New potatoes arriving as dealers pay 2c per pound, sell at 5c.
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Conta
Pendleton
Umatilla
Walla Walla
Wheat and wool markets show quiet end of Northwest season
Portland reports a quiet wheat market with prices around 50 cents for Walla Walla and little demand as the Northwest season winds down. Wool demand remains quiet in Hobart and San Francisco markets with price gaps widening between fine and medium grades and varied regional offerings.
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Portland
The
Oregonian
Walla Walla
Cape
Ehipe
Tacoma
Oregon
Wabington
Hostwon
Territory
Montana
Idaho
Hops Wool Hides Prices and Tally from Portland Market
Market notes show hops at 12 to tdo pounds and wool ranges from 11 to 180 per pound in Oregon. Hides No 1 prices 14 to 16 pounds and up, dry kip and calf values listed. several terms indicate cattle and leather categories with per pound estimates.
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Eta
Portland
Jane Li
Valley
Oregon
Mobair
Prices for assorted animal hides and furs catalogued
A list of animal hides and furs with per skin prices and size notes. Entries include beaver, otter, mink, marten, raccoon, wolf, coyote, wolverine, beaver kits, and others with price ranges from a few cents to several dollars per skin.
Weston Notes on Visitors and Health Measures
In Weston on Wednesday the smallpox quarantine at Charles All’s home ended as this was the last case in town. Local residents visiting include Ralph Saling in Foner, H Perkins of The Dalles, I B Reeder of Pendleton, and Frank Deprat with A Smith for a normal school contract discussion. Several townsfolk attended events and travels include Bryeon sisters visiting relatives in Golden Dale and Elizabeth Wille at Ellensburg commencement. C H Knapp elected principal of public schools and will relocate to Wataberg with family. George Williams heads to Wortlawl as Weston Lodge delegate.
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Weston
Charles All
Ralph Saling
Foner
H. Perkins
Dalles
Mr. Perkine
Town
I. B. Reeder
Pendleton
Frank Deprat
City
Ttg
A. Smith
Leonie
Maud Bryeon
Goldendale
Wash
G. H. Taylor
Falcatore
Spokane
Pearle Willeye
Normaal School
Ellensburg
Wasl
Mise
Elizabeth Will
Beware of Mercury Containing Catarrh Remedies
Warning against medicines for catarrh that contain mercury and unsafe tonics. The notice claims such products ruin eyesight and health, urging readers to avoid “Halls Catarrh Care” and other remedies made in Toledo and marketed by Fo. Chaney & Co. It cautions about dangerous ingredients and urges purchase from reputable pharmacies only.
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J. Obvaer & Co
Taleto
Mercury
Ati
Hbo
Fo. Chaney & Go
Wll Firagaints
Woodmen Unveiling Athena Monument Ceremony
Woodmen of the World Camp 171 Athena and Weston camp plan to attend an unveiling of Edward Broughton’s monument in Walla Walla. Pendleton’s Platesoder & Minger bought the city meat market, with new owners to take possession June 14. Several locals and visitors noted, including Jacob Bets’s return from Walla Walla. A man named Samuel Sykes nearly drowned in the Wallowa river after tying a rock to his body and leaping from a bridge days ago.
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Athena
Cautup No
Woodien
World
Weston
Walla Walla
Aemiet
Edward Broughton
Platesoder & Minger
Pendleton
Hbuddeiny & Toad
Jacob Bets
Mxko
PP. Francis
Buenette
Avon Live
Mra
W. B. Bond
George Murphy
Marvel Watte
Garrie Bloch
Wiek
Union
W. G. Dole
Wendleton
Botkin
Samuel Sykes
Diamond Prairie
Wallows
Wallowa River
Portland Chamber Urges Unified Welcome for Rivers and Harbors Committee
Regional chambers coordinate to host the U.S. House Rivers and Harbors committee when it visits Portland on June 28 1901. Lewiston will charter a premier steamboat on the Upper Columbia for river inspection from Lewiston to Celilo, Baker City plans a grand reception, Walla Walla readies a strong show, Pendleton seeks delegation involvement, and Northwest tournaments are scheduled in Walla Walla June 25–28 and Irvington July 3–4.
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Walla Walla
Bourton
House Committee On
Lewiston
Baker City
Portland
Columbia River
Henry Hahn
Ths
Palmer
Baker Chamber
PP. Basche
F&f
L. Moore
W. J. Patterson
W. CC. Cowvill
L. Lovinger
Pendleton
Sportsman's Association of the Northwest
Sportamen's Association of the Northwest
Maltnotah Gen Club
Irvington
Northwest
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Alvr Heppner
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Qagiy
Brantet
Ron
Mr. Brown
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L, Taylor
the Hardware Man
Portland Wheat Review
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