Local Advertisements and Notices From Pendleton Daily
The page lists local business ads for March 11 1902 including Standard Grocery Western Health Foods and various sold goods. It notes promotions at Duttons candy, Sharp's wallpaper, Cleaver Bros Dry Goods, Hawley Bros produce, and Colesworthy seeds. Also mentions Pendleton Camp Woodmen of the World meeting and the Alert Hose Company masquerade ball with details on dates and prices. Athena dispatch mentions B Swaggart’s descendants for track work in Pendleton.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mes A. Howard
Dutton
E Standard Grocery
Pendleton
Sharp
Big Wall Paper
Opera Se Block
Court Street
Standard Grocery
Lla Walla Health Foods
J. R. Dick
East Oregonian
W. J. Clarke
Nolf’s
Cleaver Bros’ Dry Goods Co
Hawley Bros
Seibert & Schultz
McIntosh
Sheware & Greulich
Nem
Cleaver Dros’ Dry Goods Company
Bath
West Court Street
Main Street
Sonora
Byers
Lady Bees
Secret Society
Rihorn & Cook
Taylor's
Pendleton Camp
Woodmen of
Wanted A girl who is a first class cook
Classified items include a help wanted ad for a capable girl cook addressed to Mrs. Rose Campbell, a sale of 200 yearling wethers in wool, and display of hats at Mrs. Campbell's millinery parlors. Also notes on a pacer sale, a government appointment for Miss Ida Boyd to Quinault Indian School, Maccabees meeting, and a water strike in Eight Mile Morrow County with 12 feet of water at 246 feet down.
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I & Wall
Association Ik
Hastle Street
Eltz Seed
O. F. Colesworthy
Alta
Cottonwood
Carrier Millinery
Carrier
Chicago
Rose Campbell
Rihorn & Cook
Taylor Building
Pendleton
Ida Boyd
Grandville, Wash
Quinault
Morrow County
Charles Ashbaugh
Ben Hagen 8 Dead at Pendleton Home
Bernhart Hagen known as Ben Hagen dies at 1 55 AM at his brother John Hagens home six miles northwest of Pendleton after years of poor health from a spine growth. Born 1865 in Michigan he moved to Umatilla County in 1878 and leaves a divorced wife and a 12 year old daughter. Surviving family includes parents Amos and wife at Salem brothers John Lewis Isaac Simon and sister Mrs George Brewster of Kendrick Idaho. Funeral set at Presbyterian church in Pendleton Thursday forenoon with burial at Olney Cemetery under Amahollis Tribe No 18 Red Men Post services.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Bernhart Hagen
Ben” Hagen
John Hagen
Pendleton
Hagen
Mr. Hagen
Ben Hagen
Michigan
Umatilla County
Amos Hagen
Salem
Lewis Hagen
Isaac Hagen
Simon Hagen
Nez Perce
George Brewster
Kendrick Idaho
Presbyterian Church
Olney
Amahollis Tribe No. 18
Order of Red Men
Hereford Cattle Sale Planned for Pendleton Area
R Judson industrial agent of Harriman lines met in Pendleton with the Pendleton Commercial Association to arrange an April sale of fine Hereford cattle. The sale will be under the Hereford Association of America, aiming to introduce the breed across the Northwest with stock from registered herds. Several cars of heifers and bulls will be shown and sales may run in Pendleton Baker City La Grande Walla Walla Colfax Spokane and nearby towns. Local association to manage auction gates feed and stock housing. Ownership grateful for the association’s active support.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
R. ©. Judson
Harriman Lines
Pendleton
Pendleton Commercial Association
Hereford Association of America
United States
Northwest
Baker City
la Grande
Walla Whilla
Colfax
Spokane
State funds tied up in bank suit at Salem
Judge Bolse overruled Metschan motion to strike allegations in Theodore Nolf's suit to restrain payment on claims against the Williams and England Bank. The case seeks to stop further principal payments and to have the receiver recover interest already paid. Metschan previously deposited state funds there and was found to have unlawfully collected interest.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Bolse
Salem
Journal
Phil Metsehan
Theodore Nolf
Williams & England Bank
Nolf
Metschan
Republicans Nomination Outlook For County Offices At Pendleton Convention
The county Republican convention opens tomorrow in the court house with about 110 delegates expected. Leaders name M. J. Carney for sheriff, H. A. Faxon for recorder, Frank O Rogers for clerk, B. F. Renn for treasurer, John W. Kimbrell for county surveyor, George Buzan for assessor, and Dr. W. G. Cole for coroner. T. B. Gilliland and Dr. F. W. Vincent are also mentioned for commissioner and state senator respectively, with N. M. Watrous of Adams likely endorsed for congress.
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Watrous
Congress
Court House
M. J. Carney
Pendleton
H. A. Faxon
Zoeth Houser
William Blakley
Frank O Rogers
Athena
B. F. Renn
S. K. Yates
John W. Kimbrell
George Buzan
Buzan
W. G. Cole
T. B. Gilliland
F. Wi. Vincent
N. M. Watrous
Adams
Minstrels Tonight At Frazer With 385 White Artists
The Frazer hosts the Bar low minstrels showing tonight with 385 white artists, each a solo act. The troupe promises a clean, first class show with new features, scenic numbers, ballads, ragtime, and a 7:30 p.m. band concert in front of the theater.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Frazer
Barlow Minstrels
Burnt-Cork
Public School Teacher Improves After Illness
Helix notes that Miss Alcy Foss, a local public school teacher, has shown improvement after a period of illness. G W Hewett, a local druggist, sprained his ankle and is using crutches. Ed Rush’s 8-year-old daughter, who was kicked by a colt, is now much improved after fears for her recovery.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Helix
Alcy Foss
G. W. Hewett
Ed Rush
Also Mentioned on This Page
Cleaver Bros
D.g.co
Gregorian
Alert Hose Company
St. Patrick’s
Kirkman’s
Spokesman-Review
Northwestern
B. Swaggart
Hunziker
R. Alexander
Sassafras Bark
New England States
Pw England
Koeppen
Harry Folsom
Pacer
Bennie B
Moffatt
the Maccabees
Secret Society Hall
Commercial Association
Peoples Warehouse
Portland
Madras
Ick
Oregon
Minstrels
Boston Store Shoes
Douglas
Gloria
Red House
NGN
Boston
E. T. Wade
McKay Creek
S&room
Malin Street
Main
Main St
Ukiah
First Clase Creamery
Umatilla
Ekast Oregonian Building