Local ads promote goods and services for Pendleton June 1902
A jumble of Hodges era notices lists farm loans, lunch counters, fresh produce, underwear, tobacco, beer, ice, and assorted household goods. Vendors cash in on summer sales at Teutsch, Gratz, Hawley Bros, Frazier, Dutton, and Koeppen with devices from fresh tomatoes to croquet sets.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Frazier's
Phillips
Teutech’s
Hawley Bros
H. Kopitzke
Fraziers
Gratz's
Umatilla County
Nolf's
McReynold’s
Nolte
Totar
Martin
Palace lunch counter opens on Main Street
Local note on a new Palace lunch counter opening on a street corner with items in reasonable terms. The piece mentions a delivery wagon for sale or trade, a new bowling alley in the basement under the W R office by Thomas Siegmund of San Francisco, with first class supplies and nightly games. A death notice for Mrs. Etna Ross notes interment in Hersey Wis. and Mr. Ross will depart tonight. Also reports a rattlesnake bite on six year old Harry Newstrom from Evans Creek, Jackson County, treated and recovering. A social roundup covers a youth group outing to Bingham Springs praising C W Avery’s hospitality, plus a Sunday gathering at Kine's grave with a large shade gathering, picnic, and a late-afternoon dance platform despite 90 to 95 degree heat.
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Thomas Siegmund
San Francisco
Etna Ross
Hersey
Wis
Ross
Harry Newstrom
Evans Creek
Jackson County
Flo Hallock
Ted Thompson
Leo Sheridan
Gert Sheridan
Winnie Privett
Hazelsees
al Waffle
Win Stewart
Ear Borie
Ralph Coon
O. Kelsey
James Welch
Bingham Springs
C. W. Avery
Kine
Peter Smith
District Court draws out Walker versus bank case
District court resumes after Sunday rest and continues all day on the Walker versus First National Bank of Athena case. The long trial length extends the term beyond expectations. Elizabeth Radcliff seeks dissolution of marriage with Edward Franklin Ratcliff in Umatilla County citing prior perjury conviction and separation. J T Hinkle represents the plaintiff.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
J. M. Walker
First National Bank of Athena
District’ Court
M. Walker
Elizabeth. Radcliff
District Court
Umatilla County
Edward
Frankln Ratcliff
Pendleton
Superior Court
Walla Walla County
S&ks
J. T. Hinkle
Indecent Exposure Arrest Hits East End Man
Charles Hinds, about 55, languishes in county jail on indecent exposure charges after allegedly propositioning local children near a crane group at play. Police say he confessed guilt and awaits trial in the current district court term. Hinds is described as a transient with prior offenses in Portland.
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Charles Hinds
Fee
Hinds
Portland
Tragedy in Harney Upends Town Hall Clash
In Harney a fatal shooting followed a quarrel between Jerry Daley and Robertony Quarrel. Daley shot and killed Quarrel, authorities report a deadly confrontation at the scene.
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Jerry Daley
Robertony Quarrel
Gheoot
Roy Casey in Jail for Assault with a Deadly Weapon
Roy Casey is in the county jail charged with assault with a deadly weapon on Rex Jarrett Sunday afternoon. The dispute arose after an earlier fight between Thomas Scott and A. Gasaway. Casey used a stone hidden in a handkerchief, then drew a knife when arrested by Officer Fee. He was bound over by Justice FitzGerald in $150 and remained jailed on default.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Roy Casey
Rex Jarrett
Casey
Jarrett
Thomas Scott
A. Gasaway
State Saloon
Main Street
Fee
Justice FitzGerald
Northwest Tournament Shooters Prepare For Portland Event
Local sportsmen spent Sunday practicing with shotguns on the hill south of town at blue rocks as they gear up for the Northwest shooting tournament in Portland. They head there Tuesday night, confident of a good showing and possible prizes. Those planning to go include A. D. Stillman, H. J. Stillman, Fred Walte, James Spence, D. C. Clark, Will Ingram, A. B. Thompson, and James Means, with others undecided.
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Blue Rocks
Northwest
Portland
A. D
H. J. Stillman
Fred Walte
James Spence
D. C. Clark
Will Ingram
A. B. Thompson
James Means
Bear Killed Near Gurdane After Neck Shot Trial
From Gurdane, neighbor A Banks killed a yearling bald-face bear in the timber. J W Ray and J EB Corley witnessed the hunt that began with a 22 rifle while the dog treed the bear. Banks returned with a heavier gun and dispatched the bear after a tense chase.
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J. W. Ray
J. EB. Corley
Gurdane
Mr. Ray
A. Banks
Mr. Banks
Arrests and Discharge After Salvaton Army Hall Disturbance
Albert Neil of Colfax and Albert Hamilton were arrested at the Salvation Army hall on Saturday evening by Policeman Scheer at Captain Kuhn's instigation for disturbing meetings. They were jailed then discharged before Judge McCourt after witnesses showed another, unnamed, man bore more blame. The judge reproved the army captain for arresting without sufficient evidence. The Wonders Again, Roy Alexander's baseball team, returned from Meacham with a 22 to 11 victory over the Crosscuts, marking their ninth win in as many games.
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Albert Neil
Colfax
Albert Hamilton
Salvation Army
Scheer
Kuhn
McCourt
Wonders
Roy Alexander
Meacham
Indians
Ukiah
Its
Roy
Isague
Fe Ia
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Gratz’s
Delta
Golden Rule
Emroy
Soan
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Withee
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Rihorn & Cook
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Meng
Palace
R. Martin
Radcliff
Harney
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Oxford Shoes
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Kit Hays
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Beck
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