Pendleton Adverts Highlight Local Shops And Events
Pendleton items list store ads and notices including Teutsch Gratz and Golden Rule promotions, local groceries, lunches, beer on tap, meals, and creamery products. Community notices cover sales, lotteries, auctions, real estate, plant sales, cemetery flowers, and a Catholic hospital cornerstone ceremony with Archbishop Christie.
Big Wool Sale At Shaniko Sets State Record
E W Brigham representing Whitman Farnsworth and Thayer of Boston bought Baldwin Sheep and Land Company clip at wool sales on Thursday for 15 percent cents. It was the largest sale in Oregon or Washington this season and the extra fine, light clip fetched the best price. Sales continued today with most wool set to be sold from Shaniko warehouses.
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E. W. Brigham
Whitman, Farnsworth & Thayer
Boston
Baldwin Sheep & Land Company
Oregon
Washington
Death of Eva Hult at age sixteen
Eva Hult daughter of Mr and Mrs Oscar Hult died at home on South Garden street at 2 o clock this morning from Brights disease after a month long illness. She was the couple's only child and beloved by friends and schoolmates. Funeral at the Church of the Redeemer Saturday at 2 30 p m conducted by Rev Potwine, Olney cemetery burial.
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Littl Eva Hult
Rounds
Potwine
Eva
Oscar Hult
South Garden Street
Bright
Little Eva
Church of the Redeemer
Olney
Peter Nelson Recovers Loss From Linnton Cannery Case
Judge James A. Fee and Colonel James H. Raley returned from Portland where they represented Peter Nelson, a Pendleton area farmer, in a suit against Western Fertilizing & Packing Company for 2450 dollars for cayuse horses slaughtered at Linnton Cannery in 1899. The jury verdict awarded Nelson 650 dollars after testimony that about 70 horses were stolen and sold to manager Samuel Kinsman.
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Linnton Cannery
James A. Fee
James H. Raley
Portland
Peter Nelson
Pendleton
Western Fertilizing & Packing Company
Cleland
Nelson
Maintiff
Samuel Kinsman
Paid Penalty on Gallows in Ellicott City
Frank Jones and John Johnson were hanged here this morning for murdering a Hebrew peddler to rob him. The execution took place in Ellicott City Maryland on June 20.
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Ellicott City
Frank Jones
John Johnson
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Anon
Lee Teutsch
Cleaver Bros. Dry Goods Company
A. Howard
Mer Underwear
Teutsch’s
Gratz's
Teutsch's
Gratz’s. Eynold
Golden Rule
Ace
Ley Bros
J. R. Dick- East Oregonian
Phillips’ Restaurant
Court St
Hawley Bros
H. Kopitzke
Ice
Gratz’s
McReynold
Dutton
Golgen Rule Hotel
J. M. Leezer
Nolte
Martin
Kine's Grove
Kirkman
Delta
Bee Frank B. Slopton
Withee
Ddmestic and
Davis Sewing Machines
Rihorn & Cook
Taylor
Walla Walla
Milton
Schlitz
Nolf's
James Ghormley
Tutuilla
Peter West
St. Joe
Marion County
State Association
Salem
Clark Wood
Weston Leader
Pine Creek
Ray's Place
Weston
Parris
David E. Ferris
R. E. Gallagher
Jerome Buzan
M. Mortimore
Free Methodist Church
Waterman Station
J. W. Noble
E. W. Emerson
Vane’s
Lane
Tallman & Co
Independent Order of Odd Fellows
Odd Fellows’ Hall
Jones
South Methodist Church
Christie
Hongiker's
Beekr
Sreliabie
L. Hunziker
R. Alexander
Uma
Koeppen
Main St
Court House
Eva Hult
Oxford Shoes
Joseph Basler
R. Tin
Frederick Nolf
Kit Hays
Connerley
Beck
Cottonwood Street