Pendleton Public Schools Close with Rite of 1902 Graduates
Pendleton public schools end the 1901-1902 term with commencement at Frazer's opera house. Five graduates Edith Epple Tom Milarkey Edith Kimball Bessie Krebs Lavelle Moorhouse receive diplomas. Program includes piano and vocal solos, readings, and an address to the class by Stephen A. Lowell.
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Frazer
Pendleton’s
Opera House
Edith Epple
Tom Milarkey
Edith Kimball
Bessie Krebs
Lavelle Moorhouse
Efe Smith
Paul Rodney
Jennie B. Beatie
Tennyson
Arthur Sullivan
Roscoe St. Clair Bryson
Ethel Kimball
A. Levelle Moorhouse
Fred Hartman
Becket
Edyth J. Apple
Stephen A. Lowell
Pendleton Academy to Close Term with Diploma Day
Presentation of diplomas marks end of the academy term on Thursday May 2 at Frazer opera house. Four Misses Delle Beagle Myrtle Hawks Teresa Porter and Ruby Whittemore graduate, closing the seventh year. Business course graduates Elmer and Stanley Yates Elmer Sullivan Jessie McLaren James Woods and Odessa Porter also receive diplomas. An evening performance Friday May 30 features The Courtship of Miles Standish, with proceeds aiding the school piano debt.
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Pendleton Academy
Frazer Opera House
Delle Beagle
Myrtle Hawks
Theresa Porter
Ruby Whittemore
C. A. Turner
Elmer
Stanley Yates
Elmer Sullivan
Jessie McLaren
James Woods
Odessa Porter
Miles Standish
When Drugs Are Required Be Sure the Drugs Are Pure
When drugs are required be sure the drugs are pure and carefully compounded. If you come to us you can feel perfectly safe. None but pure drugs can reach our shelves, and our system of compounding prescriptions assures absolute correctness.
Whitman College Commencement Schedule in Walla Walla
Invitations announce Whitman College commencement events in Memorial Hall Walla Walla from June 6 to 11. Activities include Whitman Academy graduation 8 pm June 6, Conservatory of Music recital June 7, Baccalaureate sermon June 8 by Rev. Geo R Wallace, address by Rev. M H Marvin, and multiple subsequent events culminating in a June 11 college commencement dinner and ceremony.
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Whitman Cllege
Whitman College Memorial
M. H. Marvin
College Lawn
Conservatory
Halley Addresses Roseburg Political Rally
Halley of Pendleton spoke to a large Roseburg crowd on democratic issues praising listener enthusiasm. He campaigned for Hon J H Raley the Democratic attorney general candidate, and plans a stop in McMinnville tonight.
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Halley
Roseburg
Troseburg
Mir. Halley
McMinnville
John English Ill in Sumpter Hospital
John English a well known mining man is reported very ill and confined to Sumpter hospital prompting concern among colleagues and local residents for his health status and recovery prospects.
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John English
Sumpter Hospital
Many Residents Visit Pendleton and Nearby Too
Weston and Athena residents travel to Pendleton for visits and business. Notable arrivals include S. McDonald of Weston and Miss Mable Swearingen from New Whatcom visiting relatives. A marriage license issued to Walter Krebs and Marie Hudemann. Political figures J. W. Seriber and G. W. Phelps in Pendleton. Grandma Munro shops in the city while a social dance at the Armory draws a crowd.
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Willam Wells
Athena Tesday
W. H. Babb
Echo
Clarence
Will Knight
Helix
Miss Mable Swearingen
New Whatcom
Tom
Doss Swearingen
B. B
Walter F. Krebs
Multnomah
Marie E. Hudemann
Umatilla
J. W
Kirkman
W. J. Furnish
Pendleton
Dalles
Charles Hein
Tutuilla
Hein
M. Pierce
Weston
NEW CHURCH PLANNED AT WATER AND JOHNSON CORNERS
Arrangements for a new Christian church at Water and Johnson streets move forward. Architect Burggraf of Albany delays plans but fundraising progresses, with Rev Copple returning from Athena reporting strong gifts including a $1000 pledge from W M Reeder. The church will cost about $5000 and mirror Albany’s Christian church plans.
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Christian Church
Water and
Johnson Street
Burggraf
Albany
Copple
Athena
W. M. Reeder
Oregon Republican Letter on Post Office Spending
A Senate amendment reduces Portland post office funding to 200000 while Seattle gains 200000, total 9600,000. Spokane Tacoma increases to 100000 each. Washington’s politics swing between parties as Oregon maintains a long standing Republican record.
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Washington
Oregon
Oregonian
Seattle
Powers of
Senate
Portland
Spokane
Tacoma
Waitsburg酒 Sunday closing fines tighten law in Walla region
In Waitsburg two bar owners J I Small and Smith Hunt pleaded guilty to keeping open on Sunday and each were fined 30 dollars plus costs. In Walla Walla about a dozen men have been fined for arming offenses in the city as a crackdown proceeds. This marks the first act by the W C T I to enforce law in Waitsburg.
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Walla Walla
Waitsburg
J. I. Small
Smith Hunt
Brents
Superior Court
Washington State Red Cross Convention in Walla Walla
In Walla Walla on May 28 the Washington State Red Cross Society held sessions with delegates from various sections. Activities included a penitentiary visit, a reception by Mrs. J B Catron, a Whitman College lecture, and hospitality at St. Pauls School as business proceeded.
Byrnes Sues Banks Over 30 Acre Umatilla County Land Title
Edward Byrnes filed in Umatilla county district court a case against L B Banks to compel appearance and prove right to 30 acres in township 6 north range 35 east where Byrnes claims title and Banks asserts an estate interest. Byrnes seeks a judicial declaration that Banks's claim is invalid and Byrnes title is valid.
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District Court For
Umatilla County
Edward Byrnes
L. B. Banks
Booth returns from Athena with life insurance apps
W. T. Booth, prominent Eastern Oregon manager for Pacific Mutual Life Insurance, came back to the city last evening from Athena country with his pockets full of life insurance applications.
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W. T. Booth
Oregon
Pacific Mutual Life Insurance Company
District court term postponed to Monday the 8th
The regular June term of the district court, called to convene next Tuesday the 30th, has been postponed until Monday the 8th and jurors need not appear until that date.
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District Court
Cranston and Todd United in Rhode Island Church Union
At the Church of the Redeemer this afternoon 4 30 o’clock Mr Charles K Cranston and Miss Frances M Todd were married the rector officiating The bridal party entered to the wedding march From Lohengrin The couple will honeymoon in the East visiting Chicago New York Bridgeport and other places before settling in Pendleton after August They will be glad to receive friends and a host of good wishes follow them
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Church of the Redeemer
Charles K. Cranston
Frances M. Todd
East
Chicago
New York
Bridgeport
Pendleton
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Wheeler & Wilson
Jesse
Tallman & CO
THE
Pendleton Shoe Store
Whitman
College of Walla Walla
VY. S. McDonald
Town
Adam C. Hislop
W. T. Hislop
London
England
Mr. Hislop
Duke of York
Canada
Black Cat
Short Story Publishing Company
Boston
Lyda E. Cranston
Yakob Mueller
Walter Mumford
Emery
Pendleton Planing Mill
J. W. Smith
Mr. Smith
Idaho
Wallowa
Red Cross At
Oxfords
Cranston-Todd
Court Street
the Pacific
Market St
San Francisco
Secure Free
Ings Bank
Three Y. International Encyclopasticary
ST. Joe Store
Lyons Mercantile CO
Carrier Millinery
Rader Furniture
Rae Au
C. F. Colesworthy
East Alta Street
Pendisto
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