Coming Events from March to September Listed
March 21 Umatilla County Sportsmen's Association Pendleton rooms. March 26 Special school election Pendleton. March 28 Teachers Institute Milton. April 1 Two townships Wallowa county opened for settlement. April 1 Modern Woodmen county ramp I O O F hall Pendleton. April 16 17 18 Inland Empire Teachers Association Walla Walla. May 4 State supreme court Pendleton. May 1&17 Pacific Coast Congress of Congregationalists Seattle. June 1 Circuit court. July 2 Eastern Oregon G A R encampment Union. June 1 Oregon Pioneer Association Portland. June 23 24 25 State Federation of Women's Clubs Astoria. July 6 10 Forty second annual meeting National Education Association Boston Mass. August 17 National G A R encampment San Francisco. September 8 11 National Irrigation congress Ogden Utah.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Umatilla
Commercial Association
Pendleton
Teachers’ Institute
Milton
Wallowa County
Woodmen County
I. O. O. F. Hall
Inland Empire Teachers’ Association
Walla Walla
State Supreme Court
Pacific Coast Congress of Congregationalists
Seattle
Circuit Court
Eastern
Oregon
Union
Oregon Pioneer Association
Portland
State Federation of Women’s Clubs
Astoria
National Educational Association
Boston
Mass
National
San Francisco
National Irrigation Congress
Ogden
Utah
Unique window display signals fishing season near
J. B. Keys gains notice for an original window display showing an old mill stream with an overshot wheel. Taylor the hardware man sells fishing supplies. The water wheel powers a fisherman figure that raises his rod and casts a fly at intervals, illustrating the season's approach.
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J. B. Keys
Taylor
Heaviest Sheepowners in Uma tilla County
The list of top sheepowners in Uma tilla County shows J. E. Cunningham Co with 25,000 sheep, Charles Cunningham 20,000, William Slusher 12,000, and Rugg Bros 10,000. No single owner dominates below 10,000, as several hold identical counts. A. F. Cook of Spokane arrives tomorrow to install the switchboard at the telephone office, enabling rapid connections thereafter.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Umatilla
J. E. Cunningham Co
Chas. Cunningham
Wiliam Slusher
Rugg Bros
A. F. Cook
Spokane
Jewelry store to gain two large wall cases and remodel
L Hunziker of Portland has closed a contract with R Lutke for two large wall cases and for remodeling the show cases and other fixtures in his jewelry store and optical parlors. The improvements aim to make the store one of the most attractive in the region.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
L. Hunziker
R. Lutke
Portland
Local Candy and Cigar Shop Change Hands in Nashville
Business changes hands as Charles Miller of Nashville Ind buys Gay Hayden’s 209 Court Street shop and takes possession this morning. Miller plans a full line of candies and cigars and will specialize in seasonal fruits, inviting the public to visit and inspect the new setup.
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Charles Miller
Nashville
Ind
Gay Hayden
Court Street
Miller
Choice meats and goods advertised at local shops
Brief notices list Houser's choice meats Gratz's clam chowder Delft oyster cocktails at Gratz's best shoe work Teutsch's fresh fish at Castles Clothing cleanings at Joerger and more. Stores Clark Co. cigar shop Neuman's smokers supplies Ell building Hays' store for smokers' goods Pendleton etc. Also real estate, work, and job listings with multiple addresses and merchants across Court and Alta streets.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Houser's
Gratz
Teutsch's
Castle's
Joerger
Neuman‘s
Clark & Co
Rader
Ell
Hays
Pendleton
J. Devlin
Teutsch
Miller
Court Street
Gratz’s
el Sidelo
Rees’ Cigar
John McRae
North Cold Springs
Nolf
Raley
Alta Street
F. E. Judd
Savings Bank
Portland representative promotes Walter Baker cocoa and prune cereal
Miss L B Farrell of Portland representing Walter Baker cocoa and fig prune cereal is at Hawley Bros today and tomorrow giving free samples and explaining merits. Report notes Holbrook Ditch Co facing trouble making a ditch near Umatilla operative as it fails to hold water. Company reportedly ships heavy soil to plug the ditch at several points.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
L. B. Farrell
Portland
Walter Baker
Hawley Bros
I Ia
Holbrook Diteh Co
Umatilla
Owl Tea House Offers Stock at Cost in Remodel Sale
The Owl Tea House plans a store interior remode and will sell its stock of glassware crockery and granite ware at cost and in some cases below cost. The advertisement in the paper reveals the wide reductions and current prices during the sale.
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Owl Tea House
Peoples Warehouse celebrates improvements with low prices
The Peoples Warehouse advertises a big celebration sale underway this week with a rush of customers taking advantage of rare inducements. A large ad on page four highlights seasonable goods at remarkably low prices and urges readers not to overlook the offer.
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Peoples Warehouse
Lyman Griswold to Build Helix Store for Electrical Goods
Lyman Griswold plans this spring to construct a store in Helix to stock telephone and other electrical supplies. The rapid growth of the telephone system in the county created a demand for accessible local goods in Helix, more convenient than any nearby town.
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Lyman Griswold
Helix
Warren farmer reports wheat and fruit in good health
H G F Eggers of Warren reports 480 acres of wheat cooking finely and fruit healthy with no signs of scale or aphids or winter kill He plans a residence ready by April 15 James Bidman J Sullivan J Slant o Chas Russell and John Welch were given five days in jail for vag rancy by Police Judge FitzGerald This morning Thomas McMahn was ordered to leave town Anthony Wayne received five days for being drunk and disorderly
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Sandy Anderson
Pilot Rock
P. P. Collier & Co
Main Street
Plymouth Rocks
E. T. Wade
Yakima
Pacific Coast
Yakima Valley
Neassly-Scott Investment Company
Durkee
Athena
H. G. F. Eggers
Warren
James Bidman
J. Sullivan
J. Slanto
Chas. Russell
John Welch
FitzGerald
Thomas McMahn
Anthony Wayne
Sermon Draws Largest Baptist Audience of Revival
Rev. R. Diven delivered a splendid sermon to a full Baptist church crowd. Attendance was the largest ever for a service, with strong interest among the unsaved and several attendees requesting prayers from the Christian community.
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Baptist
Hackett Buys Out Weber Ranch Interests in Spear's Canyon
James A. Hackett the sheepman has purchased all ranch holdings of Fred Weber in Spear's Canyon. The sale includes 2000 acres, 1400 sheep, breeding stock, horses, cattle, implements, and houses. Total consideration reported as 14000 dollars.
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James A. Hackett
Fred Weber
Spear’s Canyon
Notice to Taxpayers for 1902 Taxes Due
Notice is hereby given that all taxes for the year 1902 are now due and payable at the sheriff's office. Taxes unpaid become delinquent on April 1. No rebate after March 16. By order of county court. T. D. TAYLOR, Sheriff.
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T. D. Taylor
The New Baby and Scott's Emulsion Aid
A guide to infant feeding emphasizes early nourishment and supports bottle feeding. It promotes Scott's Emulsion as a practical aid for mothers unable to nurse, claiming it strengthens both mother and baby and improves milk flow, with a free sample offered upon request.
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Scott
Baseball Goods at Great Values From Victor and Reach
A sale of baseball goods including bats mitts balls and gloves with prices from 5 cents to 1.10 dollars for balls mitts from 10 cents to 3.95 bats from 16 cents to 0.65. The ad promises good values in sporting goods.
Garden Seeds Bulk and Package Sale Ad
Garden Seeds offers bulk and package goods at half price. Scrapers of garden and flower seeds advertised at 244c per package.
New Wrist Bags and Bead Accessories Arrive
New arrivals advertise wrist bags by express at values up to 1.25 and 1.50 each jotted alongside 25 cent bead chains and necklaces in assorted colors.
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Express
Also Mentioned on This Page
Sutsch’s Big Department Store
Main and
Alta Streets
Nessly-Scott Investor Co
lossly-Scott Investment Co
Prosser, Wash
Colect Street
T. C. Taylor's Hardware Store
Sheepowners
California
Koeppen
Main St
Court House
Earnhart
William Hilton
E. A. Rugg
Bons of
Hermann
Hendricks Hall
Damon Lodge No. 4
K. of P
W. J. Keyes
C C
R W. Pletcher
K R
Order of Odd Fellows
Ralph Carter
Ani
Henry Hill
Aed
Union Gospel Meeting
Vici
Goodyear
Acker
W. Hooker & Co
Buffalo
Schmidt & Co
W. J. Clarke & CO
Baseball Goods
Crowner Bros Telephone
Lily, Bogardus & CO
Pacific Northwest
Court and Thompecs
Byerta
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