Coming Events in Pendleton and Nearby Towns in 1903
Calendar of meetings and events across Eastern Oregon Umatilla County Pendleton Wallo unty and beyond scheduled between March and June 1903 including school election institutes wool sales regional associations and national gatherings in cities like Seattle Los Angeles and Boston with venue details and seating rooms advertised for inquiries.
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Wallounty
Woodmen County
F. Hall
Pendleton
Oregon
G. A. R. Enent
Union
Heppner
The
Dalles
Oregon Pioneer Associarel and
Baker
St Patrick's Ball drains crowd at Armory hall event
The St Patrick's ball by William Martin Union No 165 drew the season's largest crowd crowding the Armory hall. Mrs Mary Knight oversaw arrangements and Kirkmans Orchestra provided music. Also offered for sale a 640 acre Jas Lindsay farm near Alba with timber hay and water, fenced with good buildings, plus George Earnhardt farm nearby. Bentley Hartman handles terms.
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St. Patrick's
William Martin Union
Armory Hall
Mary Knight
Kirkman
Jas. Lindsay
Alba
George Earnhardt
Bentley & Hartman
Wheat winter kill blamed on overprepped soil
John W. Blom of Despain Canyon reports wheat appears inferior due to soil prepared too loosely. Plowing and harrowing left friable earth that allowed wheat to root too deep, then fall rains covered it, preventing emergence and causing winter kill reports.
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John W. Blom
Despain Canyon
Two Pendleton Weddings Planned This Year
Madam Rumor reports two society weddings soon with one in the month of roses led by a genial knight of the grip who will guide Pendleton's belle to the altar and a second ceremony in September featuring a civil engineer as groom and a charming society favorite as bride.
Devlin Meets Old Friend While Traveling West
James A. Devlin met unexpectedly with William McMiller of Ashland Wisconsin who was westbound stopping for purchases. McMiller planned to Portland and Pendleton may be his abode if he does not return, but only if it is Devlin who fails.
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James A. Devlin
Wiliam McMiller
Ashland
Wis
Mr. McMiller
Portland
Pendleton
Mr Devlin
Telegraph Office Returns Haines to Night Duty
C. 8. Haines has returned to duty at the O. R. N. telegraph offices and will serve as night telegrapher for now. He previously filled a night slot in Huntington for a week and has abandoned his fruit farming project near Cottage Place, Wash.
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Haines
Huntington
Collage Place
Wash
Appointed Deputy for Maccabees Order Named
George W. Nelson was appointed deputy by State Organizer Sherwood of the Maccabees and confirmed by the local tent last night. In about two weeks Mr. Nelson will travel to Baker City to work for the order.
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George W. Nelson
Sherwood
The
Maccabees
Nelson
Baker City
Order
For Sale A room house near Main Street
A room house and lot two blocks from Main Street suitable for a home boarding house. Rent potential about 30 dollars. Price 3500 dollars. N. T. Conklin.
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Main Street
N. T. Conklin
Local storefronts showcase foods, meats, and goods
A jumble of notices touts Houser's meats Gratz's chowder and oyster cocktails Teutsch's shoes and Clark Co. promotions While J D Hinkle works on a home Rader's polish and Castle's seafood are advertised Also ads for cigar stores counters and millinery at Carrier's and other merchants including Col lier and Neuman's Numerous rental sales and property listings fill the page with notices of a five room house on Main and other parcels plus factory and residence improvements and a church lecture on Ten Pendleton Reasons for Being a Christian.
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Gratz
Gratz’s
Teutsch's
Castle's
Joerger
Neuman's
Teutsch
Clark & Co.'s
Clark & Co
J. D. Hinkle
Rader
Hays
Pendleton
J. Devin
Miller
Court Street
Gratz's
el Sidelo
Rees’ Cigar Store
Carrier’s Millinery
P. P. Collier & Co
Alice Smith
College Street
Oregon Daily Journal
Frazier's
Carrier's Millinery
Raley
Alta Street
Nolf’s. Wanter
F. E. Judd
Earnhbart
Rooms for rent and local building activity in Dry Creek area
William Harder of Dry Creek plans a large barn this spring with G F Williams as contractor. Dre Smith and Ringo begin general overhaul of their office including repainting wallpapering and recarpeting. Mr Cockburn east of Milton will build a residence this spring with Rumhford & Putnam as contractors. John H Hagen north of the city will enlarge his residence with new porches and repainting. Hagen reports good crops and 800 acres of winter wheat plus 300 more to sow. Furniture dealers report unusually strong sales especially in February signaling strong household buying.
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Main Street
Plymouth Rocks
Blue Lodge
A. M
Richard Nye
E. T. Wade
Jane Street
Cal
John Smith
Walla Wall
Neesly-Scott Investment Company
Wilson
The
Christian Church
Pendleton
E. T. Wade Chung Brady
Fulton
Harry Bixby
William Harder
Dry Creek
G. F. Williams
Dre. Smith
Ringo
Mr. Cockburn
Milton
Rumhford & Putnam
John H. Hagen
Hagen
Hartman of Western Coal and Iron Visits Western Cities
S Andrew Hartman of the Western Coal and Iron Company Tacoma arrived today after a week in Baker City and La Grande to place property with several heavy capitalists. He reports encouragement for prospects there and will proceed to Walla Walla this evening.
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S. Andrew Hartman
Western Coal and Iron Company
Tacoma
Baker City
la Grande
Hartman
Walla Walla
Lovers' Lane at the Frazer Delights Local Audience
A fair audience greeted L Lovers Lane at the Frazer last night. The comedy provoked genuine mirth and many laughed at its witty situations. It should be exactly welcomed by lovers of good comedy if it returns to Pendleton again.
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L Lovers' Lane
the Frazer
Pendleton
Baseball Goods On Sale At Value Prices
Full line Victor and Reach bats mitts balls and gloves Balls 5c to 1 10 Mitts 10c to 3 95 Bats 16c to 95c We are showing some good values in sporting goods.
Garden Seeds Sale Offers Bulk and Packages
Garden Seeds offers bulk and package goods at half price with 24 percent of package.
New Arrivals At Express Store For Wrist Bags
New wrist bags arrive by express featuring latest novelties with prices up to 1.25 and 1.50 each. Bead chains and necklaces offered in all colors at 25 cents.
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Express
Also Mentioned on This Page
Teutsch's Big Department Store
Main and
Alta Streets
Ast
Gregorian
Umatilla County Men's Association
Commercialation’s Rooms
Dleton
Teachers’ Institute
Elgin
Federation of L Es Clubs
Astoria
Boston
Mass
G. A. R. Unnt
San Francisco
Mber
National Irrigation
Ogden
Utah
Hunziker
Jeveler
Optician
Lifornia
California
Eppen's Jrug Store
Court House
Houser's
Elks of
T. Douglas
Weston
J. JL. Miller
Roller Mille
St. Walter Baker
Miss Farrell
Ehe
Martin
Walter Baker
Misa Farrell
Peoples
Mistrass
Baretta Cords
Valenciennes
the Peoples Warehouse
West
Lovers’ Lane
Vici
W.s. Clarke & CO
Oast Street
Baseball Goods
Nolf
Crowner Bros Telephone
Lily, Bogardus & CO
Pacific Northwest
Thompson Hardware Co
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