Golconda Strike Verifies Rich Ore Find at Sumpter Mine
Sumpter, May 9 The Golconda strike was confirmed by a visit to the mine with Superintendent Meikle and photographer J W Cowden. Ore samples show assays of 400 dollars per ton on the 200 foot level with rich ore also on the 300 and 500/600 foot levels. Ore is shipping quality while the mill remains idle awaiting start up.
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Sumpter
Portland Telegram
Golconda
Meikle
J. W. Cowden
Rich Ore Vein Found at Distant Mining Drift
Report describes an electric plant near the mine that powers air and water pumps. The ledge displays a rich ore seam eight feet wide with a two foot rich section. The drift yields good values across its face and milling and shipping ore are ongoing.
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Nished
Frazier to Marry in Pleasanton Kansas
L G Frazier left Pendleton Saturday evening for Pleasanton Indiana where he and Miss Katheryn Corby will wed on the 21st instant Miss Corby formerly lived in Pendleton two years before returning to Kansas in 1900 Mr Frazier is a Pendleton business man The couple will arrive in Pendleton around the 25th and reside here Miss Effie Jean Frazier and Miss Mable Wye will manage the Frazier store during his absence
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L. G. Frazier
Pleasanton
Ihan
Katheryn Corby
Miss Corby
Pendleton
Kansas
Frazier
Effie Jean Frazier
Mable Wye
Mr. Frazier
A. B. Moss
Payette
Idaho
W. T. Hislop
Portland
Royal Sawtell
Louis Hunziker
Goldendale
L. Hammond
Tradesman and Commercial Record
Walla Walla
Spokane
Luke Drake
Harry
Michigan
R. T. Cox
Mr. Cox
D. P. Thompson
Weston
Billy” Brown
William Brown
Cold Springs
Pine Creek
Independence
Magnilia Lodge No
Degree of Honor Lodge
Prosperity Lodge No
Helix
C. B. Briggs
Peter Peterson
H. A. Reaves
William McCormack
Chas, Otterstead
B. F. DeVinney
H. Hicks
Humphrey
H. M. Sloan
Ella Peterson
Bessie Hicks
Irene Kee
Fashionable Hats in Teutsch Display Window
Eyewitness view of Teutsch store hat display featuring the latest line stamped with Lee Teutsch's guarantee. Described as the nobbiest hat line shown in Pendleton, arranged artistically to showcase newest productions.
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Teutsch
Lee Teutsch
Pendleton
Hall's Catarrh Cure official sworn statement
F J Cheney & Co of Toledo Ohio swear that their firm will pay one hundred dollars for every case of catarrh not cured by Hall's Catarrh Cure sworn before notary A W Gleabon on December 6. The advertisement claims the remedy is taken internally and acts on blood and mucous surfaces with testimonials available. Hall's Pills marketed as best by hall's.
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Bratzor
Crry of
Toledo
Luecas
Frank J. Cheney
F.j.cheney & Co
Hall
A. W. Gleabon — Notary Publie
F. J. Cheney & CO
Ohio
Notice to Voters Registration Books Open at Court House
Notice states registration books will be kept open at the court house every evening until 9 o'clock and until Thursday May 15 at 5 p m when the books will be closed and time for registration ends.
Lost horses seek return at Ayres barn reward offered
Lost a gray mare with a cropped mane branded on the left hip with a half circle over a cross and a bay mare branded with a D on the left shoulder and a diamond on the right shoulder. Suitable reward to be paid by finder for returning to T. W. Ayres' barn.
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T. W. Ayres
Ladies of the G. A. R. Meeting May 15 at Hendersons Hall
The Ladies of the G. A. R. will gather Thursday May 15 at 8 p m at Hendricks hall. Attendance is important to prepare for Memorial Day observances.
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The
Hendricks’ Hall
Death at Fort Walla Walla After Drill Accident
Mike McClellan of the Tenth battery at Fort Walla Walla died after a drill accident when a horse reared and fell on him while hitching to a gun. He sustained multiple injuries and died about 20 hours later at the hospital. Funeral services were held today. McClellan was a popular horseman and well regarded by soldiers and citizens.
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Walla Walla
Mike McClellan
Tenth Battery
Fort Walla Walla
McClellan
Pendleton Saturday Local Notes Mixed with Visits and News
Dr Botkin of Athena and several visitors from Athens Adams and Payette figures were in Pendleton on Saturday. The Athena and Adams high school boys played baseball in Adams Friday with Adams winning 16 to 11. Scarlet fever cases reported and three Walnut Street houses quarantined. Train No 6 delayed near Cayuse, later reaching Pendleton around 4 AM. Local business, mining, and social reports filled with names and travels.
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Dr. Botkin
Athena
Pendleton
W. J. Wilkins
C. M. Wilson
Athens
J. W. Minto
United States Revenue Inspector
Hotel Pendleton
Bessie Luper
Harrington
Wash
Josie Danner
East Webb Street
M. J. Evans
Echo
W. H. Zeller
Adams
G. M. Morrison
A. A. Marquis
Albert Harala
Jack McPhail
Jack Craig
Elmer Pell
Peter Embysh
Little Greasewood
Grace Oliver
Emma Betts
Grace Crockett
Portland
Baptists Assemble in Walla Walla
In Walla Walla Washington on May 12 a Baptist gathering is reported with details pending, signaling a regional church meeting activity. Local Baptists convene for a prayer and discussion event, drawing participants from surrounding communities.
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Walla Walla
Walla Walla, Wash
Bar split on circuit court judge promotion in Washington
The Tacoma bar endorses R. G. Hudson for the new circuit court judgeship, while a statewide majority backs Judge Hanford. The O. R. & W. has issued a 70 page illustrated book on Oregon, Washington and Idaho with a large map of Oregon and details about the state.
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Hanford
Washington State
Tacoma
R. G. Hudson
Oregon
Washington
Idaho
Northwest
Do Not Fail to Register Before May Sth Vote Right
Do not miss registration before May deadline or lose voting eligibility. The fragment warns that failing to register by a May date will forfeit the right to cast a ballot.
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Maysth
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Dindinger, Wilson & Co
Cleaver Bros
Tallman & CO
Oxfords
Pendleton Shoe Store
Mike McLelland
A. Vinson
Golden Rule Hotel
E. W. Brigham
Boston
C. H. Green
San Francisco
Salles
Will M. Peterson
North Carolina
Supreme Court
Cayuse Station
BE. H. Clarke
Mr. Clarke
D. I. Orth
Shelton
John R. Robinson
August Arp
Frank F. Jesse
Spokeane
C. S. Haynes
Mr. Jesse
B. C. Horton
Haynes
L. M. Tidwell
Pomeroy
New Mexico
Mr. Tidwell
Missouri
Mount Pleasant
Oxford
Owl Tea
Court Street
Saving’s Bank
the Pacific
Market St
San
ST. Joe
Lyons Mercantile
Carrier Millinery
M. A. Rader
the Progressive Furniture
Main and
Webb Streets
U. S
C. F. Colesworthy
East
Alta Street
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