Delta Brevities Crew Crowded With Local Notices
A 1902 compilation of small ads and notices lists farm loans and local services. Gratz’s lunch counter Teutsch’s products Hawley Bros and Delta saloon offerings appear with cooking, ice cream, crawfish, and rides. Real estate, loans, and sewing machine sales fill the page amid household goods and a marriage notice.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Schutz
Golden Rulh
Hawley Bros
Leezer
Delta
Nolte
Martin
Campbell
Withee
Court St
Dolmestic and
Davis
Frank B. Clapton
Rihorn & Cook
Taylor Bldg
Local Notes on Baseball and Business in La Grande
In La Grande and Athena, local baseball results favored Athena with a 16 to 2 win Sunday after a 10th defeat for La Grande in 12 games. G A Hartman warns officials poked fun at Tracy and Merrill escapades. Frank Downing secures Pendleton to Lehman Springs mail contract for summer service. Joseph Gibbon buys 190 acres in Mt Glenn from La Grande Investment, paying 5200 dollars. Lettenmier rests before new ventures.
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Rabbitts
Clarence Boller
Sts
M. O. Linder
Paradise
Wallowa County
A. Noble
A. G. Horn
Birch Creek
la Grande
Athena
G. A. Hartman
Portland
Hartman
Tracy and
Merrill
Frank Downing
Pendleton
Lehman Springs
Downing
The Strahon opens as a new rooming house in Martin block
The Strahon in the Martin block starts hosting guests with a new, clean, comfortable lodging option. proprietor Mrs. Strahan, previously of the Desplains block lodging house, has fitted the building with attractive, substantial furnishings and invites friends to visit for lodging.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Strahon
Martin Block
Strahan
Desplains’ Block
Miss Switzler Injured In Cherry Tree Fall At Stone Farm
Miss Eva Switzler of St Pauls school fell from a cherry tree at the Stone farm near Walla Walla Saturday afternoon, fracturing an ankle. She was taken to her sister Mrs Frank Sharpstein’s home and resting easily. She had been visiting Mrs BH Stone and planned to attend summer school in California soon.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Eva Switesler
St. Paul’s School
Stone Farm
Walla Walla
Saved From an Awful Fate by Dr. King's New Discovery
Mrs. A M Shields of Chambersburg Pa says six months of hay fever and asthma left her near death until she used Dr King's New Discovery for Consumption. The remedy is touted as safe and infallible for coughs colds and bronchial conditions with guaranteed 50 cent bottles and free trials at Tallman & S.
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A. M. Shields
Chambersburg
Railroads Scare Pendleton Tribune Critique
The Pendleton Tribune claims railroads helped defeat George Buzan, fearing a per mile rate rise backed by the Republican county platform. It notes Buzan’s two terms as assessor and suggests officials suppressed him to pursue reform, while predicting retaliation against railroads by C. P. Strain and the Mil to Eagle report.
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The
Tribune
George Buzan
Pendleton Tribune
Buzan
C. P. Strain
Mr. Pagan
Miltop Eagle
Paul Underwood Captured in Seattle Baby Death Case
Paul Underwood and his wife faced murder charges for their three week old baby's death near Seattle. He was captured Saturday morning in the woods while en route to Cedar River and transported to South Bend. He says the baby died after being given chloroform and thrown into the water. He claims his wife wanted to dispose of the child due to its early birth and disgrace.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Paul Underwood
Seattle
Cedar River
Cudihee
King County
South Bend
Aberdeen
Portland confirms Coos Bay to Roseburg railroad plan
It is stated in Portland that a railroad will be built between Coos Bay and Roseburg with construction to begin by September 1. Chief Engineer L D Kinney of the Great Central railway is cited as authority and says the project is a practical certainty. Transcontinental interests backing Salt Lake Coos Bay have first claim on the line until August 15, else local timber interests will fund the road.
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Portland
Coosbay
Roseburg
L. D. Kinney
Great Central Railway
Coos Bay
Pendleton School District 16 Holds Afternoon Election
The Pendleton school election selects one director for five years to replace James A. Fee. Leo Teutsch is the sole name on the ticket with space for write-ins, and voter interest appears low as no scramble for the office exists.
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Pendleton
Court House
James A. Fee
Leo Teutsch
Also Mentioned on This Page
Lee Teutsch
Cleaver Bros. Dry Goods Company
Howard
Cradall & Ross
Mer Underwear
Teutsch’s
Gratz’s
Gratz's
Eynold
Golden Rule
Ton
Jother
Heinz
Hawron
Mey
J. R. Dick- East Oregonian
Phillips’ Restaurant
Court St. _Eges
Hawley
H. Kopitzke
Ice
McReynold
Dutton
Lane
Tallman & Co
Hunsiker’s
L. Hunziker
R. Alexander
Uma
Koeppen
Blain St
Golden Rule Hotel
G. W. Bradley
Neil's
Rat Oregonian
Miss Switzler
Waila Walla
Peoples
Boston
Oxford Shoes
Epg
A. Manz
Albany
Havoc
Chinage
Mastreal
York
Sildeunevent Alsat
Bae
Frederick Nolf
Kit Hays
Connerley
Beck
Timner
Cottonwood Street
St. Joe
Fan Roc
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