Athena Sees Busy Prosperity In Small Town Riotous Lively Scene
Athena Oregon June 28 1902 the town is described as thriving with happy merchants doctors and preachers all in good health and spirit saloon trade booming a wheat harvest underway visitors and locals share jovial chatter while several residents and visitors come and go including Dr J R Spomogle Eva Froome Myrtle Buzan James O Conner and others. The Dayton baseball team defeats the Yellow Kids 2 to 1 in a lively local game and locals plan purchases from merchants like D B Jarman and visits by professionals and travelers.
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Athena
J. R. Spomogle
New York
Philadelphia
Chicago
Eva Froome
Pendleton
St. Nicholas
John Froome
Myrtle
Belle Buzan
James O'Conner
Portland
Mutual Life Assurance Company
Dayton
D. B. Jarman
Spokane
Charlie Shea
Warm Springs
Luke Holmes
Flora McNette
Helix
Dr. Botkin
Atty Peterson
Weston
Dr. Plamongon
Notice to Contractors for July 1902 Building Bids
Sealed proposals will be received at the office of architect T F Howard until noon Saturday July 12 1902 for the erection of a two story dwelling with attic and stone basement for Leon Cohen. Separate bids for all stone work of basement and chimneys due by noon July 6 1902. Right to reject any or all bids reserved. June 28 1902.
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T. F. Howard
Leon Cohen
Spiritualists Plan State Camp Meeting at Jennison Park
Arrangements are complete for the Michigan spiritualists state camp meeting at Jennison's Park in Holland, opening tomorrow and running to August 10. Officers in charge: H. W. Melenbacker president J. E. Walker vice president and manager and A. H. Melenbecker secretary and treasurer.
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Holland, Mich
Jennison's Park
H. W. Melenbacker
J. E. Walker
A. H. Melenbecker
Notable Visitors and Local Appointments in Pendleton
In town visits from Echo and La Grande. Ed Culp returns from Baker City. J N Cooke from La Grande. J F Hill a Helix wheat raiser in Pendleton. Charles Bean back from Spokane. Local notables include M L Wade Helix off to Minneapolis. J Leahy a candidate for city clerk. Captain White to deliver Fourth of July oration in Baker City. many townspeople returning from trips, including Miss Jessie Morrison to Walla Walla for the Fourth.
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J. N. Cooke
Pendleton
la Grande
John F. Hill
Helix
Charles Bean
Spokane
Nolf's Nation
W. T. Hislop
J. R. Diven
F. L. Forbes
Bear Creek
Bert Campbell
Portland
Lulu Cavanaugh
Walla Walla
Charles Ferguson
Asa B. Thompson
Umatilla
Morrow
T. G. McIntosh
Exchange Saloon
Washington
E. W. McComas
Pomeroy
Sherwood
Sentence Imposed on John Tharp Convicted Horse Stealer
Judge W R Ellis sentenced John Tharp to two years in Oregon State Prison on horse stealing. A $1000 fine could commute the term if paid, otherwise imprisonment remains. Tharp plans to appeal and has not decided on paying the fine. the county may apply the bond toward the penalty.
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Oregon
W. R. Ellis
John Tharp
Tharp
J. H. Raley
Ellis
Halley
For Sale Cheap Items Including Harvester and Header
For particulars inquire of R. Laing Pendleton Oregon. Also offers Kemp's Balsam free trial to all readers of the ad. Kemp's Balsam promises relief for coughs bronchitis asthma and consumption. Prices 25c and 69c. Tall man & Co. sole agents handle sale.
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R. Laing
Pendleton
Oregon
Tallman & Co
Pendleton Team Dominates First Day at Sportsmen Meet
The 18th annual Sportsmen's Association meet in Portland closes today after a strong opening day. Pendleton's Waite, Stillman, Bigelow, Spence, Clarke, and Haight led with prizes, while Spokane and Waite Bigelow placed highly in multiple events. Haight of San Francisco joined the Pendleton squad and earned several prizes.
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Portland
Sportsmen's Association
Tacoma
Spokane
Waite
Bigelow
Pendleton
Stillman
Spence
Clarke
Haight
San Francisco
A Glorious Fourth and Stomach Bitters Ad Reflect Pride and Relief
The piece hails Independence Day and urges readers to embrace Hostetter's Stomach Bitters as a modern remedy. It frames the Fourth of July as a symbol of freedom and links health with a 20th century family medicine claiming to cure digestive ailments and insomnia.
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Hostetter
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Six’s
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Mase
Kentucky
Cam
John Schmidt
Louvre
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Pendleton Shoe Company
Main St
C. Berquist
A. Taylor
Echo
Henry Means
Ed Culp
Baker City
W. A. Wade
L. B. Reeder
J. Whittaker
J. Blakley
Brownsville
W. M
J. A. Blakley
Mr. Blakley
Hartford
Conn
Mrs. Judd
E. Y. and
Fred Judd
City
James OB. Spence
Blue Rock
Irvington
Herman Rothchild
North Powder
J. Stillman
Will Ingram
W. L. Bradshaw
Seventh Judicial District
Agnes Cook
Edgar Hill
First Presbyterian Church of
Salem Journal
Charles Boothby
W. F. Boothby
John Warren
Church of the Redeemer
W. E. Potwine
Kimball, Minn
National Educational Association
Wade
Helix Public Schools
Archie Kellogg
Aldrich Pharmacy
F. M. Schmidt & Co
Mr. Kellogg
Mayberry
Morrow County
Milton
James Royse
Oxford
W. J. Clark & CO
Court Street
Crowner Telephone
Pendleton Man
Mills Novelty CO
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ST. Joe Store
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