Probate Notice and Estate Administration in Pendleton
Judge Hartman appoints Perry as administrator of Peter Carroll and Anns Gorman estates. Bonds set at 10 500 for first estate and for the second. Carroll and Gorman siblings owned lands in Pendleton. Annie Carroll, daughter of Mrs Georg e, died three years ago, the estate undetermined. No administrator had been named for former estate, bringing court action and related proceedings. Also a notice touts Electric treatment with testimonials and a separate town court fine of 20 dollars for disorderly conduct.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
p_ Mit
Per Carroll
Ann Gorman
Perry
Hartman
Peter Carroll
Cormas
Forman
Two Pendleton Youths Faced Calf Theft Charge
Two youths Turner and Edward Giregory of Pendleton were caught attempting the theft of a calf on the W. C. RR line. Deputy Moirhead witnessed the incident, and Marshal McDonald detained them. They were jailed on a $25 cash bond and brought before Smith for charges.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Pendleton
Turner
Edward Giregory
Moirhead
Marshale McDonald
Smith
Unknown fragmentary text about a jewelry purchase.
The readable bits mention buying jewelry and a personal relation. specifics are unclear due to fragmentary OCR.
Bloomer baseball game in Pendleton ends early after injuries
A Monday game in Pendleton drew a small crowd due to No advertisement. The match featured mostly girls aged 1 to 12 with a few boys. Early on the girls trailed 12 0 but surged to 24 20 in eight innings before a boy was struck in the face, a girl fainted, and the umpire halted play near the O R N depot.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Pendleton
O. R. & N. Depot
Hall's Catarrh Cure advertised with no mercury
An advertisement for Hall's Catarrh Cure by F. J. Cheney & Co. Toledo claims the formula contains no mercury and is taken internally to affect blood and mucous surfaces. Consumers are urged to verify the genuine product when purchasing, with pricing noted.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Hall
F. J. Cheney & Co
Toledo
Ohio
Arrivals at Hotel Pendleton and Nearby Cities
A list of guests and arrivals includes FS Myers and Geo H Harris in Portland along with Andrew Nylander CJ Riley Richard A Baker J A Allison W E Korts D Rinker C A Hammond W L Gibson F E Green and James J McNamee all tied to Portland or nearby areas Spokane San Francisco The Dalles Milton Waitsburg Chicago
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Pendleton
FS Myers
Portland
Geo H Harris
Andrew Nylander
CJ Riley
Chicago
Richard A Baker
San Francisco
G M Doncan
Hoston
JH Fry
the Dalles
Will Ingram
City
Martin’s Harvest Goods Store Promises Fresh Produce
R Martin prepares four harvest outfits with groceries bought in bulk. He claims constant stock and never shorted customers. His store features a first class bakery department and offers fresh vegetables fruits and berries daily in the city.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
R. Martin
Martin
Telegrapher Cures Cold With New Discovery
Chas C Elia of Lisbon Iowa washed down a telegraph line and suffered a severe cold and cough. He consulted doctors in Oakland Nebraska Sioux City and Omaha who warned of consumption. After using Dr King s New Discovery he was cured by six bottles. Tallman Co sells it at a price.
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Chas. C. Elia
Lisbon
Sally
Oakland
Neb
Rioux City
Omaha
Dr. King
Eix
Tallman & Co
Price, We
Schultz Brewing Co. Seeks Return of Beer Kegs
All persons knowing themselves to be in possession of beer kegs belonging to the Schultz Brewing Co. are urged to return them immediately as they are needed for business use.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Schultz Brewing Co
Pendleton Pleasure Trip Ends With Wheel Loss on River Run
A Pendleton party on a June Sunday picnic along the Umatilla river lost a front wheel from a hack on Thorn Hollow hill. Driver Charles Ferguson continued unaware until the wheel rolled on. Mark Moorhouse chased, replaced the wheel and nut, and the trip resumed safely.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Pendleton
Thorn Hollow Aih
Umatilla
Charles J. Ferguson
Mark Moorhouse
Thorn Hollow
Ferenson
Mark Moore
House
Pendleton High School
Mr. Moorhouse
Woman with a shotgun drives off attacking dog
In Pendleton a local woman, living with her family in a tent near the baseball ground, fired a double barrel shotgun to scare off a dog that chased horses home. The dog retreated, and the woman returned to her camp with a victorious air.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Pendleton
Wallia Walla
Why did he stop the train Joe Connelly pulls lever
The East Oregonian reports Sunday morning on Joe Connelly pulling the lever to apply brakes as the train sped eastward between Mission and Cayuse. Readers are invited to solve the puzzle, with entries restricted to one side and 60 words.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
East Oregonian
Joe Connelly
Mission
Cayuse
Thin Cave
Connelly
Great Eastern Daiiies
Oregonian
Oregon fame noted in national gatherings by Salon Statesman
A fragment notes Oregon making its mark in national events held in the East with communities praised. It mentions Fortress Manrus Virginia and remarks on Col. D. M. Dunmow's eloquence and influence. It hints at ads placed by the sons in leading positions.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Oregon
East
Salon Statesman
Fortress Manrus
Col
D. M. Dunmow
Oregon Delegates Win Favor at National Meetings
The Portland group secured the next meeting of the National Travelers' Protective Association in our city. At Buffalo, B A McFadden and fellow representatives gained the 1902 June Portland meeting for the Supreme Lodge of Workmen and McFadden earned a top committee post. Werlein, Colvig, Herrin and Memie W. Hrigge also received notable appointments, with Albert Tozier named to the National Editorial Association’s highest office. Oregon recognition abroad is noted.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Oregon
Portland
National Travelers’ Protective Association
Buffalo
A. McFadden
Supreme Lodge of Workmen
McFadden
Werlein
Wm. M. Colvig
Jacksonville
D.C. Herrin
Ashland
Ohio
Supreme Lodge
Mre
Memie W. Hrigge
Albert Tozier
Ite
Sports for July Fourth events announced with prizes
The July Fourth sports program is set after the baseball game with many events listed. Entries are via Lee W. Held. Races include free for all footraces, 20 yard and 100 yard sprints, 220 and 440 yard events, hurdle and bicycle races, peanut and walking races, and a wet hose race to follow Friday’s baseball game.
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Apatennis
Lee W. Held
Brock & MecComas
Ed Besthorn
Aret Prise
Hotel Pendleton
Tallman & Co
Brock & McComas
Pendleton Savings Bank
Pendleton
Tallman & Co.'s
Patton
Hotel St. George
Prise
Bove
Golden Rale
McIntosh’s
Prine
Court House
Main Street
Golden Rule
Koeppen
Court Street
Death of Rev. Fredric H. Farrar in Ridgway Pa
News from G. W. Farrar reports the death of Rev. Fredric H. Farrar aged about 25 in Ridgway Pennsylvania. He served as rector of the Church of the Redeemer, faced illness, and died after a period of weakness while visiting Newburg New York. His brother Percy, a physician, died earlier, and four Farrar brothers have died in recent years.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
W. EF. Potwine
The
Charch of the Redeemer
G. W. Farrar
Fredric H. Farrar
Ridgway
Pendleton
W. EB. Potwine
Ervet
Episcopal Church
Georgia
Farrar
Newburg
N. Y
Percy
Pittabura
Frederic
Emphcy
Fredric
Potwine
Fredrice TH. Farrar
Ottawa, Il
Work of the W C T U in Oregon Active Under Mrs Dickinson
The W C T U in Oregon remains active despite summer meeting suspensions. Mrs Helen Dickinson Lafford leads efforts to expand influence in the Northwest with new appointees in Monmouth La Grande Baker City and other areas. Unions form in Marshfield Cogville Myrtle Point and calls go out for Colonel J C Holt over the year.
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Oregon
Mra
Laura Moore
Belle W. Godfrey
Mary Adrich
la Grande
Mary Saxton
Baker City
Marshfield
Coguille
Myrtle Point
J. C. Holt
Elgin
Elgin Has Lom
Meacham picnic trip invites city club women
Neghborhood and Musical clubs of La Grande plan a picnic excursion to Meacham with invitations sent to the Men dieton Union and Baker club women. Thursday morning features Loelock dinner at the Log Cabin and lunch baskets as the day lasts. BR and N offers reduced excursion rates for club women.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Neghborhood
la Grande
Meacham
Mendieton, Union and
Baker Club
Oregon
Clube
Thorelay
Lo’elock
Dayton Wan baseball club to join four-team tourney
Manager M A Rader arranged by telephone with the Dayton Wan baseball club to become the fourth team in a tournament set for April 4 5 and 6 with Athena Heppner and Pendleton already in. Four clubs are needed and the outlook is bright. Joseph Keil Baker City pioneer dies after choking on meat. Rooming house in East Oregonian building offers hot and cold water milkroom for 11 dollars a month during the seek.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
M. A. Rader
Dayton, Wan
Baseball Cluub
Athena
Heppner
Pendleton
Joseph Keil
Baker Lags
Baker City
East Cregonian
East Oregonian
Rumor of a 1 Million Village New York Project
A rumor suggests a million dollar village in New York linked to a large show factory driven by philanthropists seeking to improve worker welfare. The piece endorses Hostetter’s Stomach Bitters as a long trusted cure for stomach liver and bowel ailments and as a tonic to restore energy.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New York State
Philanthropieta
Trance Awakens as Youth Supposed Dead in Noebville
Christina Winneckie a 17 year old girl near Noebville Ir reportedly died Sunday night after a period of illness. Relatives occupied with mourning kept watch at the body through Sunday and Monday before she awakened Tuesday morning from a trance. Her condition improved markedly in the weeks prior. The piece also notes Charles M. Webster’s appointment as collector of customs for the Idaho and Montana district.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Christina Winneckie
Fole
Noebville
Neering Illove
Charles M. Webster
District of Idaho
Montana
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Jo Perry
L. Pease
Ing
Hunziker
Weler
Alenandor & Hoxter
Greesries
Endleton Roller Mills
W.S. Byers
E Taylor
Walla Walla
Anita Council
Pocahontas,s
Senses of
Pocahontas
Hendrick
Kirkman
Glliott
Netrumepta
Rev. W. &, Potwine
Nder UA
Rothenberg & Schloss
Putin Tir Y., Ty
A.C. Shaw & CO
W. J. Bewell
Webb Street
Hunt Freight
Wood
Conmigo Menta
Laatz Bros
Wight
Hart, Schaffner & Marx
Corre
Besten
Brie
Beaitaa
Soamiees
Cal
He Is
the Ice Man
van Orsdall & Ross
Lee
International Poultry Food
C. F. Colesworthy Poultry and Bee Supply
Jesse
Sear Bridge
Hansford & Thompson
First National Bank
Pilot Rock
Bear Creek
J. BE. Sruth
Polydore Moens
Hotel
SL. George
OBO
Darveau
Prep
Va Teer
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