Local Notes and Advertisements Highlight Pendleton
A jumble of ads and notices: farm loans, groceries, household help, and clothing specials. C. F. Colesworthy and Cleaver Bros feature groceries and dry goods. Baer & Daley offer cheap shirts and spring fabrics. J. R. Dickson advertises low-rate loans. Four carloads of mutton sheep head to Seattle and Tacoma. a baby boy born to Mr and Mrs Bixby. Trinity church to worship at First Presbyterian on March 23 and 30 with details settled by church ministers.
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Baer & Daley
Cleaver Bros' Dry Goods Co
Seibert & Schultz
Seattle
Tacoma
Pendleton
Carrier Millinery
Harry Bixby
Miller
Pioneers of the Pacific Lodge
Hendrick
James B. Welch
Younger & Son
Portland
iWewest
Trinity Church
Alder Streets
BE. P. Hill
A. A. Morrison
Baker City Democrat C W James Placed on State Normal Board
Weston March 20 Governor Geer appointed C W James of Baker City to the State Normal School board in place of W G Lynn who resigned. The Normal School will hold its annual musical recital next Tuesday evening the 25th inst.
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Weston
Geer
C. W. James
Baker City
State Normal School
W. G. Lynn
Helix
Normal School
Charles Lieuallen
Hunt Line
Pendleton
Nampa
Idaho
Frank Sargent
C. W. Hoag
M. E. Church
South
Athena
Thomas Moorhouse
J. E. Dishman
Elgin
Tillman in the English House sparks suspension debate
In the British House of Commons on March 20 John Dillon anti Par nellite leader was suspended for calling Colonial Secretary Chamberlain a damned liar during a South Africa War debate. Dillon shouted that Boers fighting for their country were traitors as Chamberlain and the speaker clashed amid disorder. Suspension set for one week.
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John Dillon
Chamberlain
London
House of Commons
Campbell-Dannerman
Cape Town
Dillon
The Douglas Shoe and Boston Store Promote New Footwear Line
The Boston Store markets Douglas Shoes at 3, 3.50 and 4 dollars praised for service and longevity. Gloria ladies’ shoes at 3.50 gain notice as a new East import. Red School House Shoes under new management show improved sales across three weights and sizes. The store pledges to be the region’s top 2.50 and 3.50 shoe source in Eastern Oregon.
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Douglas
Portland
San Francisco
Seattle
Oregon
Boston
Newbro’s Herpicide claims cure for baldness
An advertisement proclaims a year of lab work leading to Newbro's Herpicide as the sole cure for baldness, stopping hair loss and dandruff by destroying a scalp germ. It asserts dandruff stems from a parasite that damages hair roots and that the product eliminates the cause to remove the effect.
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Newhero
Newbro
Real estate transfers recorded after noon Wednesday
Real estate transfers recorded with the county recorder include Alfred R Price et al to Robert Coppock of 251 acres near Athena for 12550 dollars. William Kilgore et al to Lewis M Kilgore 153 acres near Weston for 2000 dollars. A A King et ux to Samuel Drum heller 450 acres near the Washington state line for 2500 dollars. John Kees et ux to Alexander McRae Lot 2 Block 67 in Reservation addition Pendleton for 1800 dollars. W F Matlock et al to Eliza E Tinlap Lots 1-6 in Block 101 Reservation addition Pendleton for 725 dollars.
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County Recorder
Alfred R. Price
Robert Coppock
Athena
William Kilgore
Lewis M. Kilgore
Weston
A. A. King
Samuel Drumheller
Washington State Line
John
Kees
Alexander McRae
Pendleton
W. F .Matlock
Eliza E. Tinlap
Painters Organize Union in Pendleton
Pendleton painters met at Chas. C. Sharpe's Court street store to form a Painters' Union. They aim to set a regulated price for all work and shorten the workday from nine to one? nine to one. Officers elected include C. W. McLyman as president Fred Langever vice president Charles Wilson recording secretary and Lee Baker treasurer. The charter will arrive soon and the group will become permanent.
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Pendleton
Chas. C. Sharpe
Court Street
C. W. McLyman
Fred Langever
Charles Wilson
Lee Baker
New Saloon Firm Takes Over Maze Saloon
M.8 Monteith and A. J. Howard become proprietors of the Maze saloon after a deal with former owner C. L. McGinnis. The Portland-based partners will run Monteith & Howard, plan extensive improvements including a new front, with T. F. Howard as architect, changing the building’s appearance.
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T. F. Howard
Sealed bids sought for cottage for William Roberts
Sealed bids will be received up to noon March 29 1902 for erection and completion of a one story cottage for William Roberts to be built just east of county bridge in East Pendleton 1 ½ miles from courthouse Plans and specifications at Thompson Hardware Co store.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
William Roberts
County Bridge
East Pendleton
Court House
Thompson Hardware Co
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Caver Bros
D.g.co
Nt. Sli
Howard
Dutton’s Chocolates
McIntosh
Cleaver Bros’ Dry
Greulich
C. F. Colesworthy
Cottonwood
Taylor's
Standard
Walla Walla
J. R. Dickson
East Oregonian
Post Street
Hunziker
Optician
Alexander
Sassafras Bark
Sassafras
New England States
Eppen
Bps
Main Street
G. W. Lynn
J. H. Robbins
Sumpter
Board of Regents
Baker County
A Tillman
Umatilla
Peoples Warehouse
The
Butterwick
4& Union
Ely
ELY Brothers
Warren Street
New York
Deere Walking
Deere Gang
Deere Steel
Jno. Deere Chilled Plows
Jno. Deere Wood Harrows
Jno. Deere Steel
Wilson Moline Buggies
Wilson Moline Hacks
Moline Wagons Jones Chain Mowers
Minneapolis
Gilbert
Cleveland
Crescent
East Oregonian Building
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