Upcoming Events Gather Across Oregon and Nearby States
A compiled list shows March events from Milton to Pendleton including district conventions, woolgrowers meetings, teachers institutes, and a special school election. Also noted are Inland Empire gatherings in Walla Walla, major court sessions, and national congresses in Seattle San Francisco Ogden and others.
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Christian Envor
Milton
Kendrick
Idaho
Umatilla County Wooloners' Association
Pendleton
Amercial Association
Woolgrowers Association
Penpi
Arch
Teachers' Institute
New Christchurch
Umatilla County
Prnsmen's Association
Commercial Oclation’s
Teachers’ Institute
Eabalta
Woodmen County
C. O. F. Hall
Inland Empireers' Association
Walla Walla
State Supreme Court
Penton
Pacific Coast Congress Sggregationalists
Seattle
Circuit
Oregon
G. A. Renpment
Union Né
Oregon Pioneer Associa
Portland
One
State Federation of Men’s Clubs
Astoria
Tax notices due for 1902 payable at sheriff's office
The is hereby given that all for the year 1902 are now due payable at the sheriff's office. Impaid become delinquent on 1, No rebate after March 16. rider of county court. T. D. Taylor, Sheriff.
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Rider
T. D. Taylor
Taking Knights of Pythias Degrees to La Grande Lodge
Moorhouse Doc Maple and Carlton travel to the K of P lodge. Martin Anderson who won a knight for 27 years transfers from La Grande lodge to ten. Louis pursues after both major pay conventions of 1904.
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Moorhouse
Maple
Carlton
Martin Anderson
la Grande Lodge
Louis
Grass Damage Delays Spring Growth at McKay Creek
J. Bo Warman reports 14 inches of snow fell within 24 hours at McKay Creek and is melting fast. Grass shows start of growth but overstocked pasturing last fall badly injured it, with many areas pulled out by cattle and sheep, likely limiting spring growth even with light grazing.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
J. Bo Warman
McKay Creek
Mr. Warman
Hinery
County Surveyor Sees Irrigation Knowledge Gap
County Surveyor Kimbrell says most people know little about scientific irrigation. He notes enough water is used on the average irrigated tract to irrigate twice the area and anticipates wide benefits if government experimental works are established.
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Kimbrell
Umatilla Boys Sweep Prizes at La Grande Meet
Umatilla county boys dominated the La Grande tournament winning all prizes. Their medals and equipment ordered by the next train have not arrived here, leading locals to suspect the La Grande team shipped them elsewhere to prolong the mystery.
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Umatilla County
la Grande
Walla Walla Man Wounded by Saddle Horn on Horseback
W. C. Wade of Eureka flat was hospitalized in Walla Walla with a severe groin wound from a saddle horn after a horse reared and fell on him on the flat Monday. He was transported to Prescott in a hack and then to the city by the evening train.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
W. ¢. Wade
Eureka Flat
Walla Wallin Hospital
Prescott
Walla Walla
Campaign Buttons For May Day Log Rolling
The 349 Association of the Wood men of the World yesterday received 10,400 campaign buttons for the May Day log rolling in this city. The nickel sized button bears “May 1st. 1903” in a white center with a black ring and no red rim.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Association of the Woodmen of the World
Walla Walla
Y P C E Delegates Elected to Convention
The Presbyterian church Christian Endeavor elected delegates to the convention opening at Milton today. Named are Miss Grace Crockett Miss Nell Whittemore Miss Eva Betts Miss Minta Gavitt Miss Blanche Gulliford H A Yates and W M Zehrune.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
The
Presbyterian Church
Christian Endeavor
Milton
Grace Crockett
Nell Whittemore
Eva Betts
Minta Gavitt
Blanche Gulliford
H. A. Yates
W. M. Zehrune
St Patrick's Day Ball at Armory Hall by Order of Washington
St Patrick's Day celebration at Armory Hall on Tuesday evening March 17 hosted by the Order of Washington Kirkman’s orchestra. Grand march at 9 o’clock. Admission 80 cents. A good time is assured.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
St. Patrick's Day
Armory Hall
Order of Washington, Kirkman's Orchestra
Union Painters Open Cooperative Shop in Pendleton
The Pendleton union painters have organized a cooperative paint shop and are now open for business. Union No. 699.
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Pendleton
Local Advertisements and Notices Mixed Through Pendleton
Brief items advertise Houser's choice meats, Gratz's clam chowder, Castle's fresh fish and seafood, Teutsch shoe repair, Hohbach's bread, Pendleton cigarettes and smokers supplies, and various Wanted notices. Also notes on real estate sales, bookshops, a barber shop, a church union meeting, a boundary review petition, contractor meeting, and sheep dip orders. Includes local property transfers, truss fitting, and farm activity amid storm impacts.
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Houser’s
Gratz
Grate’s
Castle's
Joerger
Teutsch's
Hohbach’s
Pendleton
Neuman’s
Hohbach
Teutsch
Rader
Hays’ Cigaratore
Grats's
Rees
Court Street
Otto Boettcher
Nolf
Oregon Daily Journal
Frazier’s
Raley
Alta Street
Houser's
Ajta Street
Savings Bank
Heating Contract Awarded For New Hospital
The G. H. Sutherland Company of Walla Walla won the bid to heat and plumb the new hospital. The system will use hot water circulation with a 48x12 wrought iron boiler in the basement and nearly a mile of piping. Materials will be high grade. baths and basins enamel, heating up to date. Plumbing cost set at 2492 dollars. Work on the heating system will commence soon.
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G. H. Sutherland Company
Walla Walla
Hospital Building Contract Work Publicized by G H Sutherland
G H Sutherland, representing the company that secured the contract, continued work on wiring the building and spent yesterday in the city with Mr Blanchet in charge of the hospital construction.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
G. H. Sutherland
Mr. Blanchet
Cold Storage Plant Planned on City Frontage
Schwarz and Greulich will buy the 100 foot front between the W C R railway depot and Garden streets from Colonel Raley for 4000 dollars and within about a year plan to erect a cold storage plant. The facility will store meat products and not manufacture ice.
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Schwarz & Grenlich
Colonel Raley
Empire Meat Market
Schwarze & Greulich Witl
Sunderland Company Awarded Bath House Plumbing Contract
The G. H. Sunderland company of Walla Walla holds the contract for plumbing and fitting in the Hot Lake Sanitarium bath house. The stone and brick structure includes 40 tubs, plunge baths, elegant showers, and mud baths. Furnishings are top grade. total cost is $3,775.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
G. H. Sunderland Company
Walla Walla
Hot Lake Sanitarium
Bond issue discussion set for Saturday at courthouse
A mass meeting notice mixed up the date, changing the meeting to 8 p m Saturday March 14 at the courthouse. The subject of the bond issue will be discussed and everyone is invited to attend.
Land sales record near Weston and Waterman
Moses Taylor sold 200 acres in section 25 township 4 range 25 to Joseph Blumgren for 5500, land located two miles southwest of Weston. Ashnah J. Vedder bought 120 acres in section 25 township 6 range 34 from Charles T. Weiss for 4250, land about a mile and a half southeast of Waterman.
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Moses Taylor
Joseph Blumgren
Weston
Ashnah J. Vedder
Charles T. Weiss
Waterman
New golf links to be laid out next Sunday
Regulations specify new golf links will be laid out next Sunday while location stays the same. Next week the club will meet in a business session to settle dues, payment regularity, and other affairs needed to place the club on a secure financial footing.
Pence and Countryman Prospecting for Sioux City Land
T. W. Pence and George Countryman of Sioux City Iowa are prospecting for land. Countryman has decided to remain and seeks town property while Pence plans a coastal trip before returning to Pen.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
T. W. Pence
George Countryman
Sioux City
Iowa
Mr. Countryman
Mr. Pence
Pendleton
Maine Hostelry Tale Of A Morning Wake Up Joke
A Maine tavern tale lampoons a Boston hunter cheated awake at 4 30 in the morning by Uncle Cy demanding a receipt. The bit contrasts sharp wit with a hunter’s groggy scramble as he signs, then heads to the office. Also a brief joke about a wife and husband exchange from the Times.
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Boston
Maine
Uncle Cy
Frank Chevalier Arrested in Eugene for Whisky Sales
Frank Chevalier was arrested in Eugene on a charge of selling whisky without a license. The incident involves local authorities and underscores enforcement against illicit alcohol sales in the city.
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Frank Chevalier
Eugene
Sporting goods sale on bats mitts and gloves
Full line Victor and Reach bats mitts balls and gloves. Bats priced from 10c to $1.10, mitts from 10c to $3.95. We are showing some good values in sporting goods.
Garden Seeds Bulk and Packaged At Half Price
Garden and Flower Seeds offered in bulk and package lines at half price. Packages are 2c each. Limited stock and selection available.
New Arrivals Wrist Bags and Jewelry Bargains
New wrist bags by express feature latest novelties with values up to 1.25 and 1.50 each. Bead chains and necklaces in all colors priced at 25 cents. Here g&c.
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Express
G&c
Also Mentioned on This Page
Kirkman's Full Orchestra
OUR
Teutsch’s Big Department Store
Main and
Alta Streets
Credonvan
Isc
Yse
Y. P
C. E
Sassafras Bark
Koeppen
Court House
Main St
F. E. Judd
P. P. Collier & Co
Main Street
E. T. Wade
Jane Street
N. Berkley
Victor Lidwall
Groom Cottage
Charles Semple
Pacific Coast
Yakima Valley
Nessly-Scott Investment Company
Union Gospel
M. E. Church
Christian Church
Jesus
District Boundary Board
District 27
Pendleton Contractors
Murphy's Paint Store
Brock & McComas
Despain & Clark
Office Savings Bank
G. A. Hartman
Barnhart
F. EB. Clark
Honest John Truss
Tallman & Co
Mr. Clark
Rugg Bros
Hot Lake
Ethel
Maud
New York Times
Boys Outfitters
W. J. Clarke & CO
Baseball Goods
Crowner Bros
LILY
Beck
Golden Rule Hotel
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