Prominent Visitors and Residents Seen in Pendleton
W B Neill of Ione, Ward Ellis in Echo, M T Allen and Joe Cunha of Echo, and other locals travel or transact business. Notables include W H H Scott of Athena visiting Pendleton, Barrett of Athena registered at Hotel Pendleton, and Sol Raum joining Alexander department store. Martin Kupers seeks U S citizenship. several moves involve Athena, Echo, Milton, Walla Walla, and Victoria engagements. E S Waterman from Athena closes a deal for a 200 acre Oregon RR farm near Walla Walla.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
W. B. Neill
Ione
Ward Ellis
Echo
M. T. Allen
Joe Cunha
August Schmidt
Weston
W. H. H. Scott
Sol Raum
KR. Alexander
Alexander
F. W Schmidt
Will M. Peterson
Athena
Jesse Ferney
Walla Walla
Adkins
Heppner
Milton
Two Little Waifs at Frazer May 16
The Lincoln J. Carter organization presents Two Little Waifs at Frazer on May 16. The futurist play is billed as Carter’s masterwork with modern stagecraft, blending pathos and mirth. The Lamb children, famed for The Night Before Christmas, lead a time tested cast.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lincoln J. Carter
Frazer
Mr. Carter
Lamb
Ex-bank cashier sentenced for embezzling gambling funds
Richard C. Davis former cashier at Peoples' National Bank of Washington Indiana pleaded guilty to embezzling over seventy thousand dollars. He used the funds for gambling and was sentenced to five years in prison.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Richard C. Davis
The
Peoples' National Bank of Washington
Ind
Golconda Mines Rich Strike Report Sighted in City
Reports of a rich strike on the 200 foot level of the Golconda mine reached Baker City today via the Sumpter train. Ore reportedly assays at $400 per ton in a chimney-like vein. The Golconda, recently bought for $250,000 by a Pendleton and Sumpter syndicate, is linked with mines like North Pole and Red Boy and may signal a new merger potential. stock currently trades at 15 cents per share through James A Howard.
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Golconda
Baker City
Sumpter
North Pole
America
Pendleton and Sumpter
Concord
Cracker Creek
Columbia
Red Boy
James A Howard
Pendleton
Oregon
Prairie City Bus Fire Claims George Jones Eighty
Ed C. Allen received a letter from J. D. Coombs of Prairie City asking about the sister of George Jones the barber who died in a hotel fire that wiped a business block in Prairie City. Jones lay asleep in bed and his charred body was found after the blaze. The letter notes his dark complexion weight around 200 pounds and age about 40 to 45. He had traveled through Grant county towns including Prineville Monument Long Creek following his trade. The writer says a sister lived in Pendleton formerly near the stock yards but the name is unknown. Jones was well known in Pendleton where he lived years ago before moving two years back.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Prairie City
Ed C. Allen
J. D. Coombs
George Jones
Jones
Prineville
Monument
Long Creek
Grant County
Pendleton
Allen
Thanks to friends and Odd Fellows for Joseph Gerrens death
In our bereavement we thank friends for kindness during his last illness and after. We also thank the Pendleton Odd Fellows who attended and helped at his burial, showing fraternity beyond lodge lines. Mrs. Joseph Gerrens and William Webb.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Joseph Gerrans
Odd Fellows
Pendleton
May Locate In Pendleton a Salt Lake City Investor
W E Earls a retired Salt Lake City businessman who sold his furniture and house furnishing store and who formerly ran a bank in St Joseph Mo is visiting Pendleton for several days to examine the city as a potential place to invest in a commercial institution. He has taken a liking to the area and is considering a move if a suitable opportunity appears.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Pendleton
Pendleton man stops at Hotel Pendleton during visit
Pendleton and £ 0 expressed himself to an East Oregonian representative this morning. He is stopping at the Hotel Pendleton.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Pendleton
East Oregonian
Honors to Sampson through sea battalions and cortege
Two battalions of seamen served as pallbearers in carriages with court justices, bureau chiefs, and army and navy officers as the funeral cortege began for Arlington. The body was laid to rest after the usual services, minute guns fired, and the admiral's salute echoed at the navy yard as marines stood watch.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Army
Navy
Arlington
Navy Yard
Bucklen Arnica Salve Ad Claims Remedies
A vintage advertisement touts Bucklen's Arnica Salve as a universal healer for skin diseases including eczema scaldhead ulcers fever sores and cuts. It markets the product as earth's greatest healer and claims quick cures for burns bruises piles and related conditions, priced at 26 cents at Tallman & Co.'s drug store.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Bucklen
Earth
Tallman & Co
Independent Warehouse Opens Under Competent Management
The Independent Warehouse will be open for business with a competent man in charge to ensure prompt and careful attention to customers. Wool growers and wheat growers are urged to store there for convenient shipment on either line of road, with references to First National Bank. William Caldwell in charge.
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First National Bank
William Caldwell
Voter Registration Deadline Notice
Voters are urged to register before May 15 to be eligible to vote. Registration is free and open to eligible residents.
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Good Shoes
Dindinger, Wilson & Cosiaci's
Cleaver Bros
Ahast
Gregoniany
H. Green
Koshland & Co
Boston
San Francisco
Stephen A. Lowell
Pullman
Whitman College
Agricultural College
Leon Cohen
Peoples Warehouse
Victoria
B. C
Pendleton Indians
Seattle
BE. W. Brigham
Whitman, Farnsworth & Fair
Brigham
Thomas Ronin
Washington
Troutdale
Garfield County
Ronin
United States
E. S. Waterman
Portland
Oregon Railroad & Navigation Company
Walla Walla Valley
Atyle
Oxfords
Pendleton Shoe Store
Lion Dollar Property
Geo. Jones
Joseph Gerrens
William Webb
Sampson
the Independent Warehouse
Owl Tea
Court Street
Saving’s Bank
the Pacific Newspaper
Market St
Secure Free
Nickelings Bank
ST. Joe Store
the Lyons Mercantile CO
Carrier Millinery
M. A. Rader
the Progressive Furniture
Main and
Webb Streets
Pendleton, Oregon
Lee
U. S
C. F. Colesworthy
East
Alta Street
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