Local Pendleton ads and notices mix of services and sales
An assortment of 1902 Pendleton items lists hats and meals at Castle's and the Gilt Edge, real estate and loans, ice cream, butter, beer on draft, and grocery specials. It notes votes for a popular-lady contest at the Merry-go-round with a gold watch prize, plus real estate deals and town notices.
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Ee Lee Teutsch
Castle's
Ames A. Howard
Foney
The
Standard
Ochter'’S
Court St
Court Wet
Philip's
Mrs. Campbell's
Schlitz
Milwaukee
Miss Campbell's
Columbus
Umatila Implement Company
Nolf's
Heinz
Hawley Bros
Golden Rule
Pendleton
Clerks' Union Meeting Shows Growth in Membership
At Tuesday night’s meeting little business occurred though the membership committee reported flattering growth in the Clerks' Union. W E Garrison purchase case was on display in his show window as part of the proceedings.
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Ber Case
W. E. Garrison
Clerks’ Union
Baker Charged With Larceny in Leezer Bakery Case
Judge McCourt presided over a larceny case against George Lubken in a Leezer bakery theft. Prosecutor Louis Rienmann alleges Lubken took two rolls of butter ten dozen eggs two loaves of bread spices and converted them to his own use while employed at the bakery. Deputy DA Bryson sought dismissal for lack of evidence and the judge dismissed the case and the jury.
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George Lubken
Leezer
John Mc
Louis Rienmann
Lubken
Rienmann
Hochbach
Henry Shockey
R. J. Stubblefield
Fritz Buggerman
James Laing
Charles Fuqua
D. L. West
R. 8. Bryson
Liquor Case Hearing Bound Over For Crall At Columbia Saloon
W E Crall employed at the Columbia saloon was arrested last week for selling liquor to Indians. He appeared today before U S Commissioner John Halley and was bound over to the federal court in 1000 dollars. U S Marshal Zoeth Houser and Deputy U S Attorney Edward Mays of Portland were present. Craig posted bonds and was released.
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W. E. Crall
Columbia
United States
John Halley
Zoeth Houser
Edward Mays
Portland
Craig
Standard Cash Grocery Expands Berries Supply
The Standard cash grocery announces headquarters for Milton berries with three large traps and ten large quantities purchased. The store will carry berries and fruits of all kinds and sell at very low prices.
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Milton
Milton decide not to celebrate on Fourth this year
Milton opts to skip the Fourth of July festivities to avoid drawing crowds from neighboring towns. Last year’s huge celebration memory will tide residents over for a year. Strawberries begin to come in with 35 crates shipped yesterday and expected to rise to 200 crates daily if warm weather continues. D. D. Burger sold a ten acre tract north of Milton to John M. Horn for 1750 and will move to Alberta, B C. Churches held memorial services at the Christian church with Rev. John Evens delivering the address. James A. Tate to lead a gospel temperance service next Sunday at 11. J N Stone, a Milton furniture dealer, is recovering from a two week illness. Professor J. E. Cherry of Adams visits Milton. W. J. Wallan of Adams in town for summer flour supply. Milton mills drawing trade from a large area.
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Milton
Doycrates
D. D. Burger
John M. Horn
Mr. Burger
Alberta
B. C
Christian Church
John Evens
M. E. Church
James A. Tate
J. N. Stone
J. E. Cherry
Adams
W. J. Wallan
Milton Mills
Biship Pleads Guilty After Hose Theft Arrest
W H Biship, arrested Tuesday in Athena for stealing a hose from Penland Brothers' lodging house, waived examination before Judge Fits Gerald. He admits taking and selling the hose, claiming liquor influence, and says he will plead guilty after District Attorney Hailey returns from Western Oregon, then face District Judge Ellis for sentence.
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Biship
W. HH. Biship
Athena
Penland Brothers
Gerald
Hailey
Oregon
Ellis
Pendleton Beats La Grande in Seven Inning Game
Pendleton defeated the La Grande boys in a seven inning contest Monday. The Indians will play three games in La Grande this Sunday Monday and Tuesday. Athena comes here a week later. Manager Ray is hustling for strengthening material to challenge the visitors.
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Grande Chronicle
Pendleton
la Grande Boys
Indians
la Grande
Munday
Athena
Ray
Utah Press Association guests to visit Portland June 12
The Utah Press Association plans a reception in Portland as 28 newspaper men and their wives, members of the association, will be in the Oregon metropolis on June 12, following notice given to the Chamber of Commerce.
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Utah Press Association
Portland
Chamber of Commerce
Oregon
Fancy box stationery and gifts for commencement day
About 2500 tooth picks offered alongside the latest effects in elegant boxed stationery priced 25 35 45 and 449 cents. Includes large kid body dolls and apc. Also featuring new books and a variety of fancy gifts for commencement day.
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Cleaver Bros. Dry Goods Company
Ast
Philip
Columbus Buggies
Uman Implement Company
Ton
Blitz Beer
Ddtle
Davis
Om & Cook
Taylor
A. W. Nye
Seculitz
Golden Rule Hotel
Palace
Court Street
Care East Oregonian
E. T. Wade
Ralph Folsom
E. G. Walther
J. D. Morrow
Lakin
Marne Street
South Hunt Depot
Pendleton Messenger Company
L. Hunziker
Koeppen
Main St
Grand Lodge
Degree of Honor
Supreme Lodge
Superior Lodge
Woodmen Hall
Arion Hall
Astoris
Astoria
Potter
Fort Canby
Pacific Ocean
Taylor Street
Willamette Valley
Corvallis
Greater
Boston
Peoples
Dimity
Frederick Nolf
Pioneers of the
Pacific
Pendleton - Oregon
Tekeprone
Kit Hays
Connerley
Beck
Cottonwood Street
St. Joe
Henry Ward Beecher
Mari Fy Goce
Oka
R. Martin
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