Local residents and visitors noted in Pendleton list
A roundup of names shows A B Stephens from Umatilla and Miss Liza Morrison from Adams visiting Pendleton. Others include M K Hull of La Grande, Mrs. Dave Ingram from Milton, G W Bradley of Athena, President French of Weston Normal, W S Goodman of Hudson Bay farm, Mayor Thomas G Halley, Mike Graty, Henry N Blackburn, Mr. and Mrs F M Jackson of Athena, Hon Malcolm A Mooiy of The Dalles, Ed Lewis off to Lewiston, Mrs J D Matheson of La Grande, W A Storie of Pendleton, S Shields of Milton, Attorney Charles A Carter in Milton, Judge and Mrs W B Billie back from Portland, J C Goodwin of The Dalles, S B Calderhead of Washington & Columbia River railroad, Charles E B Chase party from Hartford, Conn, and G Charles Howdyshell a Cold Springs rancher.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
A. B. Stephens
Umatilla
Liza Morrison
Adams
M. K. Hull
la Grande
Dave Ingram
Milton
G. W. Bradley
Athena
Pendleton
President French
Weston Normal
W. 8. Goodman
Hudson Bay Farm
St. George
Thomas G. Halley
Mike Graty
Lewiston
Henry N. Blackburn
Heppner
F. M. Jackson
Malcolm A. Mooiy
The
Dalles
Ed Lewis
J. D. Matheson
W. A. Storie
B. Calderhead
Washington & Columbia River Railroad
Charles EB. Chase
Miss Ney
Hartford
Conn
Charles Howdyshell
Cold Springs
Howdyshell
Umatilla County
R. G. Dun Rep Tomlinson Visits Portland Mercantile Firm
H. M. Tomlinson of Portland, connected with the mercantile agency of R. G. Dun & Co., is in the city for a short stay to represent the firm and its interests.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
R. G. Dun
H. M. Tomlinson
Portland
Scots Picnic and Regents Meeting Highlight Umatilla County
The Caledonian Society of Umatilla County hosted a successful May 26 27 Scots picnic at Athena with George J Cameron and Thomas G Halley addresses. Sergeant Moon a famed, decorated Scotsman drew crowds while regents met at Weston to set college plans and remodel buildings for higher attendance.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Scotland
Athena
Caledonian Society
Umatilla County
East Oregonian
George J. Cameron
Portland
Thomas G. Halley
Max Shillock
Milan Lanille Stanton
A. B McEwen
James 5. Moon
Moon
Royal Highlanders
Black Watch
Perthshire
Great Britain
India
Africa
Bannock Square
Perth
Inverness
David Forbes
Mysie Sharp
Rosie Forbes
Mysse Sharp
Notice to Builders for 1903 two story brick building bids
Notice to Builders. Sealed bids will be received at the office of T F Howard architect room seventeen Judd block up to three o clock p m of May 1903 for erection and completion of a two story brick building plans by T F Howard architect stone foundation and cement work reserved right to reject any and all bids May 6 1903
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
T. F. Howard
Judd Block
Assessor Finishes Field Work at Echo and Umatilla
Deputy assessor BH. B. Stanfield reports completion of field work at Echo and Umatilla. He is at Assessor Strain's office finalizing records and preparing books for final shape.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
BH. B. Stanfield
Echo and
Umatilla
Wool Sales In Progress At Purnish Warehouse
Wool buyers and sellers meet at the Purnish warehouse to decide selling terms. The market remains dull with buyers holding to first bids, offering 10 to 13 percent and unlikely to raise now. Some growers yield, while others may hold for firmer prices. multiple sales recorded today include Connolly 105 bags, 37,189 premade. Smith 802 bags, 124,876 pounds. Jackson 157 bags, 8,761. Nelson 93 bags, 10,700. Doherty 160 bags, 54,000. Cunningham 493 bags, 170,150 pounds.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Purnish
Toe Connolly
Chris Nelson
Pat Doherty
Charles Cunningham
Education Without Strain on the Family Purse
A Mutual Life Insurance Company pamphlet offers methods for funding children’s education while safeguarding the family estate. It promotes Five Per Cent Twenty-Year Gold Bonds and a Banker's Will, detailing policy figures, ages, and case examples. The notice lists offices and managers including Riewanp A. McCrany in Pendleton, Oregon.
Dayton Baseball Team at Strahan in Athena
The Dayton baseball team halted at the Strahan after arriving from Athena. Manager Bert Lougheed announced the lineup with William Kid in center field and Carter in left field among others. Lougheed, a Stanford alumnus and veteran infielder, is lauded for speed and consistency. If the team is in form and Pendleton wins, locals anticipate an even, engaging contest.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Dayton
Athena
Strahan
Bert Longheed
William Kid
Longheed
Williams
Sik
Donovan
Kane
Wells
Veley
Carter
Stevenson
Bert Lougheed
Stanford University
Stanford
Mr. Loneheed
Pendleton
Successful Tibia Tuberculosis Operation On Glenn Sturdivant
Dr. Cole with Dr. Henderson at Sisters Hospital performed a tibia tuberculosis operation on Glenn Sturdivant who has served the Telephone Exchange messenger for months. Five years ago he had a similar operation, which was successful, and his health had been good until recently. A portion of the left tibia was removed this morning and he rests at his mother's home at 501 Lay Street.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Cole
Henderson
Glenn Sturdivant
Lay Street
Pruitt Heads to Iowa for Law Studies
C B Pruitt, reporter on the Morning Tribune, resigns effective July 1 and plans to return to Bristow Indiana for the summer before entering law school in Washington DC in the fall term. He made many friends in Pendleton who wish him well.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
C. E. Pruitt
Iowa
C. B. Pruitt
Morning Tribune
Bristow
Washington, D. C
Pendleton
Pendleton Chapter R. A. M. Special Meeting Tonight
Pendleton Chapter R. A. M. calls a special meeting tonight at o o'clock for work in the royal arch degree by order of H. J. Rean, H LP.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Pendleton
At & O'Clock
H. J. Rean
H LP
Rev Rigby to Preach at M E Church South
Reverend G W Rigby will preach at eleven o clock morning service and again in the evening at the M E Church South Sunday next. Nev Jones to be at Heppner conducting quarterly meeting.
Mrs T J Innis Improves after Serious Illness
Mrs T J Innis of Ritter Grant County has been seriously ill in Walla Walla hospital with tuberculosis slowly improving. Mr Innis traveled from Walla Walla to Pendleton then to Ritter to be by her bedside.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
T. J. Innis
Ritter
Grant Kounty
Walla Walla Hospital
Tubberciogisle
Jenae Parr Sentenced to City Jail for Drunkenness
Jenae Parr received three days in the city jail after a drunken incident. He had been on the city blacklist for some time but was removed about two days earlier at his wife’s request. He celebrated his release by overindulging, leading to the current punishment.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Jenae Parr
Parr
Roosevelt to be welcomed in Salt Lake City tomorrow
Arrangements at Salt Lake City Utah on May 28 show every Utah county represented in an ovation planned for President Roosevelt during his visit. Governor Wells Senator Kearns and Smoot Mayor Thompson and other officials will join the citizen's reception committee to meet the presidential special at the Oregon Short Line station for a military and civic parade.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Salt Lake
Salt Lake City
Utah
Roosevelt
Wells
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Dindinger Wilson & CO
F. & S. Bitters
Tallman & Co
Regents Meeting
French
Board of Regents
State
Weston
Peebles and
Kitteride
Bruce
Breneh
J. W. Scriber
P. A. Worthington
Robert Kilgore
Baker City
Col
J. H. Raley
Mr. Saxton
R. Alexander
John A. Gross
Seli*x
Astela
the Mutua Life Insurance Company of
New York
Riewanp A. McCrany
the Mutual Life Insurance Company OF New York
Richard A. McCurdy
Alma D. Kata
Polse, Kal
Frank L. Hammond
Orecon
Dayton Baseball
Royal Arch Masona
St. Joe Star
Greates
Hugler
W.J. Clarke &Co
W.J. Clarke & Co
BIG
Boston
Carman
Main and Webb Street
Mormon Tabernacle
Thowe
Tabernacle
Ogden
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