Brick Business Sees Pendleton Demand Grow This Summer
Weston Kilns reach full capacity as Clark Nelson visits Weston with about one million bricks ready for shipment. Walla Walla trade slows but aims for more building. Pendleton projects immediate shipments for Murphy Court Cottonwood Mallock Brownsfield Milarkey buildings and city schools. Overall brick market remains fairly prosperous with rising summer demand.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Walla Walla
Pendleton
Weston
Clark Nelson
Garden City
Murphy
Cottonwood Street
Court
Mallock
Brownsfield
Main Street
Milarkey
Yard Powered by Stock Lets Ahead of Yearly Demand
The yard proves it can meet yearly demand due to its ample stock and strong management. With the current stock on hand, the yard power can stay ahead of any demand within the year.
La Grande Substitutes for Walla Walla in Pendleton
Walla Walla cannot travel to Pendleton for baseball tomorrow so La Grande will fill the date against the Pendleton Wonders. This first meeting of the La Grande team and Pendleton this summer is seen as highly watchable as both sides have played good ball. The game starts at 3 o'clock at the Alta street grounds.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Walla Walla
Pendleton
la Grande
Pendleton Wonders
Alta Street Grounds
Pendleton Brass Band to Open Air Concert Tonight
The Pendleton Brass Band plans an open air concert on Court street tonight. The band is rapidly growing in numbers and efficiency, becoming one of the best musical organizations in Eastern Oregon. Future engagements extend into the next two weeks, promising Pendleton one of the best permanent bands yet organized, with open air performances shaping this summer.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Pendleton
Court Street
Oregon
Boys Band Room Ready for Final Band Arrangements
The Boys Military Band room is completed and set for final arrangements. Ww. D Metchern has prepared for the organization of the boys band, has selected material, and expects the arrival of the group next week. The band will feature 24 pieces.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
D Metchern
Materal
East Oregonian Circulation Figures Not Exaggerated
Postmaster Livermore reports first quarter 1904 newspaper postage totals at Pendleton. East Oregonian paid $39.72, nearly double the combined $23.59 paid by Tribune Guide Ikawakinn and Livestock Journal. Advertisers may verify by reviewing receipts.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
East Oregonian
Pendleton
Livermore
The
Tribune
Guide
Ilakawinn and Livestock Journal
Uncle Sam
Porch Party and Elks Dance Highlight Social Notes
A Pendleton social page chronicles a porch party hosted by Mrs. Charles J. Ferguson with outdoor plans and Japanese lanterns on the heights, plus an Elks dancing party enjoying music. Sewing bees, visits, engagements, and guests from Portland to Tacoma populate the local scene with multiple social events and upcoming travel.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Charles J. Ferguson
the Heights
Edna Thompson
Freda Roesch
Jessie Hartman
Eleanor
Constance Despain
Merdames John Hailey
W. G. Cole
Chas. Eppinger
C. S. Jackson
F.C. Shiles
H. C. Guernsey
T. C. Taylor
William Shults
Louis Hunziker
Alice Sheridan
E. P. Marshall
F. J. Clanton
Fred Judd
Leon Cohen
W. E. Brock
C. C. Berkeley
TG. Hailey
Lor Livermore
Lee Held
C. H. Carter
G. A Hartman
Lina Sturgis
Harry Jotneon
J. F. Robinson
J. R. Dickson
Nortonne Berkeley
Thomas Warner
Co. J. Smith
S. M. Thompson
Edwin Switzier
E. A. Vangelen
Thomas Ayres
John Vert
R. Alexander
Leona Thompson
W. Roesch
Site Selections For East End School Building Discussed
The school board met residents of the east end to discuss site choices for a new school. Several options exist including a block in the Byers addition offered by Mr Clopton, but concerns over pond restoration and long term suitability were raised. The board plans to announce a site and call meetings in other districts once a choice is made, aiming to begin construction after plans are drawn and contracts let.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
East End
Byers
Clopton
Seattle Doctor Visits Kin Then Heads Home
Dr. N. H. Smith of Seattle, who has been visiting his sisters here for several days, left this morning for home. He was accompanied to Portland by Mrs. Grace Tatum and Miss Myrtle Smith, who will visit relatives in Pendleton and Ione with plans to stay about a week. Mrs. Tatum will visit her mother, Mrs. A. H. Smith, at Ione before returning.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
E. E. Lowell
Mrs. Livermore
Rossie Switsler
Portland
Kansas City
Miss Switsler
N. H. Smith
Seattle
Grace Tatum
Myrtle Smith
Tatum
Ione
A. H Smith
Pendleton
Administrator Appointed in Estate of George Phillips
The probate court appoints Carl Jensen as administrator of the estate of George Phillips deceased. Steve Done H Stewart and B E Kennedy are named to act as appraisers to estimate property value.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Probate Court
Carl Jensen
George Phillips
Steve Done
H. Stewart
B. E. Kennedy
Mrs Oster Taken To Portland Sanitarium Today
Mrs F G Oster was seriously ill for three weeks and was transported to the Portland sanitarium this morning. Mr Oster accompanied her and will stay in Portland for several days.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Portland Sanitarium
F. G. Oster
Mr. Oster
Portland
Marriage License Granted to Miss Elsie McCullough and Vous Fulford
A marriage license was issued in the morning to Miss Elsie McCullough and Vous Fulford. Both parties reside near the Oliver place downstream along the river.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Elsie McCullough
Vous Fulford
Oliver Place
Woman Recounts Remedy Boosting Health
Mise Agnes Stebbings of New York City describes a year of illness with back and bowl pains. She credits Doctor Pierce's Favorite Prescription for restoring strength and easing symptoms, urging others to seek the remedy from Buffalo pharmacist Dr. R. V. Pierce.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Agnes Stebbings
New York City
Piever
V. Pierce
Buffalo
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Pat
Kid
Dongola
Dindinger, Wilson & CO
Weston Yards
Tallman & Co
M. A. Rader
Main and
Webb Streets
KING
Sociha Y
Elks
Lee Moorhouse
Ida Thompson
Mra Charlies Hamilton
Meadames
Guy Wade
Charles Hamilton
Ben Burroughs
Frank Moule
Bessie Switzier
Ida
Harriet Thompson
Eleanor Moorhouse
Fossil, Or
Henry Dorman
Louie Sihebotham
Hoise
Chicago
Sibebotham
Wesley Matlock
Cantleman
E. C. Skiles
Bert Bell
J. C. Lindsey
Mr. Burns
Japan
C. &. Jackson
Frank Clapton
C. E. Roosevelt
Jane
Jeff Friday
Owl
Edwin Switeler
Vancouver
Waah
Mra. Pettingale
Supe Mane
Mrs. Berkwith
J. P. Sullivan
Lena Isaacs
Mra
Eugene Vaughn
Mra, Roberts
Miss Bertha Matlock
Mra. Weasley Matlock
Toesday
Do Mise Sour
Sherman and
Herman Kunkel
Foss, Or
Mrs
Miss Moorhouse
Alaska
Eva Switzler
H. N. Dryer
Tacoma
Pierce
United States
Boston
BAER @ DALEY
Billy Leathers
Froome
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