Pendleton Calendar of Events and Real Estate Deals
Public notices list county events from March to September 1903 including women’s associations, school elections, teachers’ institute, and various wool sales and gatherings. Sheriff announces 1902 taxes due, delinquent after March 15 with no rebate after March 16. Real estate transfers cover sales by Hayden, Leonhardt, Searcey, Records, and Roberts to buyers Miller, Thompson, L. Derrick, J. Hansen, with locations near Pendleton, Yoakum, Mil ton, Weston and surrounding areas.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Umatilla County Women's Association
Commercial Ociation’s Rooms
Pendleton
Teachers’ Institute
Hilton
Walloey
Settle
Woodmen County
P. 1
O. O. F. Hall
Inland Empire Ciefs' Association
Walla Walla
State Supreme Court
Pen
Pacific Coast Congress of Congregationalists
Seattle
Circuit Court
Oregon
G. A. R. Campment
Union
Woolles
Heppner
the Dalles
Shaniko
Oregon Pioneer Association
Portland
Wool Sales
Baker Ly
Elgin
State Federation of Omen's Clubs
Astoria
National Educational Assaton
Boston
Mass
National
G. A. A. Campment
San Francisco
National Irrigation Press
Ogden
Utah
T. D. Taylor
B. Hayden
Court Street
Charles Miller
Indiana
Adam Leonhardt
J. H. Thompson
Yoakum
Fred C. Searcey
Edwar L. Smith
John C. Records
Frances M. Derrick
Milton
Arthur Roberts
John Hansen
Weston
Doctor Smith To Move Residence To East Lewis Street
Dr. C. J. Smith plans to relocate from the current site to lots on East Lewis Street several blocks away. The new residence will replace the old one, start work once prepared, and feature a modified colonial design by T. F. Howard. It will have 11 rooms and modern improvements, with a cost not less than $7,000.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
J. Smith
Lewis Street
T. F. Howard
Main Street
Plymouth Rocks
E. T. Wade
Robert J. Boddy
Enos Park Tucker
Jane Street
Butter Creek area reports thin stock but healthy herds
J. M. Ogle of Butter Creek eight miles south of Vinson says stock are thin from extended forage feeding yet remain healthy. Sheep shearing starts May 1 in the neighborhood. Measles persist with Charles Lightfoot ill at home. No smallpox or scarlet fever left. eleven people in the area had smallpox last winter.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
J. M. Ogle
Butter Creek
Vinson
Charles Lightfoot
Neighbors near Upper McKay Creek face scarce feed
Dan Bowman of Upper McKay Creek reports Pendleton visitors that most neighbors and he have fed the last wisp of hay and straw. If feeding weather improves they will feed grain to their sheep. He notes a milder past winter but greater feed needs and lingering snow in Upper McKay district.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Dan Bowman
Upper
McKay Creek
Pendleton
Upper McKay District
Pendleton hotel fire repairs eyed for occupancy within 10 days
Claims from the Pendleton hotel fire remain unsettled. A force works on the roof as the first repairs, followed by interior work, with the aim of the building being ready for occupancy within ten days. Water supply lines will be restored so hose water is instantly available throughout the building.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Pendleton
Correction to county sheep owners list naming error
A correction notes that the entry in the Umatilla county sheep owners list published in the East Oregonian should read J. B. Smith Company, 26,000 head, instead of J. E. Cunningham Company. The amendment fixes the company name and herd size for the record.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Umatilla County
Oregonian
J. E. Cunningham Company
J. B. Smith Company
Local Briefs Offer Goods and Services Around Town
A long list of notices highlights Houser's choice meats Grate's chowder and oysters Castie's fresh fish Joereer cleaning Neumann's smokers supplies Tentsch Clark Co. and Teutsch stores feature sales repairs and new shop openings while Nal Gratz Carrier and Campbell millinery present displays. Real estate rentals sales and divorce proceedings are noted along with farm equipment auctions and four new academy students enrolled.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Houser’s
Grate
Grate’s
Tentsch
Castie’s
Joereer
Castle's
Neumann's
Clark & Co
Teutsch’s
Clark & Cos
New Clear
Rader
Ell
Hays’ Cigar
Pendleton
J. Devlin
Teutsch
Academy
Miller
Court Street
Nal
Gratz’s
el Sidelo
Rees’ Cigar Store
J. J. Troxell
Butter Creek
Carrier's Millinery
P. P. Collier & Co
Alice Smith
College Street
Oregon Daily Journal
Frazier's
Carrier’s Millinery
Raley
Alta Street
Georgia Hidy
J. F. Hidy
F. E. Judd
Walling Completes Large New Farm Residence Near Adams
W P Walling, resident three miles northwest of Adams, is nearing completion of a substantial two story ten room residence. The dwelling is described as one of the most commodious farm homes in the area and reflects the excellent general health of the county.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
W. P. Walling
Adams
Hailey Elected Vice President at Annual Patriotic Club Meeting
T G Hailey returned from Portland on private business to attend the Patriotic Club banquet at the Portland hotel. He was chosen vice president for the ensuing year and delivered a toast on The President of the United States. The annual meeting occurred on Andrew Jackson's birthday and remains non partisan.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
T. G. Hailey
Portland
Patriotic Club
Mr. Hailey
Hailey
United States
Andrew Jackson
Death of Alonzo E Brown at Sisters Hospital
Alonzo Edward Brown, about 45, son of Mrs. Catherine Brown of the rural south, died at Sisters hospital after a year with stomach cancer. He was taken there yesterday and died soon after arrival. Funeral set for tomorrow at 2 p.m. from the M E church South, with Rev. E B Jones officiating. Baker and Folsom listed as undertakers.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Sisters’ Hospital
Alonzo Edward Brown
Catherine Brown
M. E. Church
South
Eagles Notice Meeting in LaDow Hall March 22 1903
Area No 28 F C E will meet at LaDow hall Sunday March 22 1903 at 7 30 p m. Business of importance. All Eagles in the city urged to be present without fail. J T Hinkle President Roy Ritner Secretary.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
LaDow Hall
J. T. Hinkle
Roy Ritner
Sporting Goods Sale Ad Highlights Bats Mitts and Balls
Full line Victor and Keach bats mitts balls and gloves. Balls 5¢ to 1.10 mitts toc to 3.95 bats to gs. We are showing some good values in sporting goods.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Victor
Keach
Garden Seeds On Sale Half Price Packages
Garden and Flower Seeds offered in bulk and package forms at half price. Five packages available per order, with emphasis on complete line of seeds for gardens. Local shop promotes affordable bulk and ready-to-plant selections.
New Wrist Bags and Bead Jewelry Arrive
New arrivals feature wrist bags by express with latest novelties priced up to 1.25 and 1.50 dollars. Bead chains and necklaces come in all colors. Choice items available at gkc.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Express
Also Mentioned on This Page
Teutsch’s Big Department Store
Main and
Alta Streets
Hast
Gredonany
McKay
Alifornia
California
Lara
Koeppen
Main St
Court House
Houser's
Savings Bank
Earhart
William Hilton
Carrier
Millnery
Welcome Walker
Freer Brothers
Barnhart
Pacific Coast
Yakima Valley
Nessly-Scout Investment Company
Nowlin
East Oregonian
Monterastelli Bros
Anton Wey
Webb Street
Hale Rooming House
Thompson Street
Caledonian Society
B. F. Ogle
Athens
A. B. McEwen
Umatilla
A. McKeezie
Peoples
Mistrass
Baretta Cords
Valenciennes
the Peoples Warehouse
Alonzo Brown
Vici
W.J. Clarke & CO
Baseball Goods
Nolf
Crowner Bros Telephone
Malo
LILY
This is just the beginning! Our collection holds over 300 years of history, including rare newspapers, obituaries, marriage records, birth records, and so much more—most of which you won’t find anywhere else!