Pendleton Social Notes and Local Travels Highlight Busy Day
John Lennix of Umatilla pays a short visit at the jetty as decorations abound for Decoration Day. Nels reports James Pee left for Portland on business. Weston’s J E Préaton in Pendleton on matters. Mrs Emma Morse heads to Portland to visit friends Mr and Mrs A B Stevenson in the city briefly. T D Taylor travels to Milton for office business while Miss Eugena McAllister departs for Salem to visit her uncle J A Pooler. Houser of Echo guests at the Golden Rule on a short business stop. Malcolm A Moody returns after attending wool sales in the city. Mr and Mrs Douglas Bolts from Pilot Rock visiting Pendleton friends. Gene B Moore of Denver plans Sunday departure for California to visit Mrs A P Nash in West Johnson. Howard Roche formerly here with Western Union may port. Miss Ethel Garfield returns to Weston Normal School after singing at commencement. Mr and Mrs W L Crawford of land register at the Peniton. Crawfords seek large business in the metropolis. Charles Hamilton, brakeman on the O N line between Pendleton and Huntington, returns after two months ill with fever. Mrs M M McCulloch and daughter Mrs Ashton, wintering in Pendleton, head home to Prescott stopping in Portland en route. Grimes of Was co returns home after a Yakima visit, Grimes called to North Yakima by brother’s illness.
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John Lennix
Umatilla
Nels
James Pee
Portland
J. E. Préaton
Weston
Pendleton
Emma Morse
A. B. Stevenson
Cepa
City
Cliff
T. D. Taylor
Milton
Eugena McAllister
Salem
J. A. Pooler
Houser
Echo
Golden Rule
Malcolm A. Moody
e@ woo
Douglas Bolts
Pilot Rock
Gene B. Moore
Denver
California
A. P. Nash
Johnson
Port A
Roche Ali
Western Union
Ethel Garfield
Weston Normal
W. L. Crawford
Land
Penton
Mra
Ashton
Prescott
Grimes
Wasco
Ja H
Days of Great Flocks Ending in Oregon Market
Wool growers and buyers argue over demand as Montana losses and Oregon ranges tighten. Prices yesterday ranged from 1.5 to 19.5 cents per pound with some clips sold at the low end while others held for higher bids. The etc.
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Donald Ross
Rust Tros
Mountain
Montann Field
Montana
Oregon
Calen Ringe
Women and Kidney Trouble Prompts Treatment
A historical notice extols Swamp-Root as a remedy for kidney and bladder issues affecting both women and men. It claims widespread illness, urges treatment, and promotes sample bottles and direct mail information from Dr Kilmer and Co of Binghamton.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
eamp-Root
Dr. Kilmer & Co
Binghamton
Dr. Kilmer
Closing Exercises at Local High School This Afternoon
The high school held its year end closing exercises on the campus this afternoon. Students gathered under trees for a program of songs, a flower drill, sunbonnet display, and a patriotic address praising teachers and praising the pupils for their drill and song. The program concluded with America. A seniors juniors reception was planned for tonight on the grounds with the Nigeri School invited.
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Shetty
Ing i
Jolly Stuents
N Nmber
America
Alderman narrowly avoids buggy accident on Main Street
Yesterday evening Alderman Frank Clapton nearly caused a discharteeable accident on Main Street as he approached a wagon. A child stepped from behind a wagon, the horse trod near him but the youngster escaped serious harm, sustaining only a small cut and thigh bruise.
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Frank Clapton
Main Street
Ward Mauker
DD. Foraythe
Willow Street
Clapton
Mr. Clopton
Maxwell Sues for Damages in Train Wreck Case
William Maxwell sues Oregon Trailway & Navigation Co for 40000 dollars after a January 26, 1905 wreck on the Gold Road. He alleges negligent carelessness and faulty construction caused serious injuries including a broken shoulder dislocation spine and back damage and a severe nervous shock. Attorneys Plennett and Sinnot filed the complaint.
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Bingham Springs
Plennett
Sinnot
William Maxwell
Oregon Trailway & Navigation Company
Notice to Builders Sealed bids for new two story brick building
Bids will be received at the office of T. F. Howard architect room seventeen Judd block until 3 p m May 16 1903 for erection and completion of a two story brick building with stone founda tion work reserved. The right to reject any bids reserved. May 6 1905.
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T. F. Howard
Judd Block
Stane Foundatoy
Strawberry picking in Freewater reports light season
Goodman of Freewater says flat strawberry picking is light due to ongoing cold weather though labor is plentiful and the crop is marketed. He notes growers are benefiting from steady demand amid chilly growing conditions.
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Goodman
Freewater
Ctty
Dutch Henry Feed Yard Sold for Five Thousand Five Hundred
The Dutch Henry Feed Yard, known as Dutch Henry Foutt Yard, consisting of LO Lote iy liwele S4, was sold today by George Hoch to 8. A. Alloway for 5500. Eagles Notice reports a special Pendleton Aerie meeting Sunday night May 31, followed by regular meetings on the second and fourth Tuesdays at 8 oclock. J. T. Hinkle, President Roy Ritner, Secretary.
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Dutch Henry
George Hoch
8. A. Alloway
E. T. Wade
Pendleton Aerie
Cuticura Pills and Remedies Promise Skin Blood Cure
Advertises Cuticura Pills as a superior alterative for skin scalp and blood humours. Claims complete internal and external treatment set for one dollar including Soup Ointment Resolvent Pills. Promotes cure of eczema eczema like conditions bruising itching and hair loss from infancy to old age.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Athott
Wemless
Women of Woodcraft to Buy Pendleton Sewer Bonds
Mr J L Wright grand clerk of the Women of Woodcraft visits Pendleton to bid on sewer bonds to be sold June second. The order aims to invest surplus funds in safe, reliable bonds and currently has 86000 invested nationwide. Wright helped organize the group in 1897 and will stay until bids are awarded before returning to Denver.
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Order of Women of Woodcraft
Pendleton
J. L. Wright
Denver
the Women of Woodcraft
Wright
Women of Woodcraft
Wnt
Fifty Cents a Month for Scott's Emulsion Baby Health
A small bottle of Scott's Emulsion costing fifty cents lasts a baby a month with a few drops in each feeding. The ad claims babies respond quickly to its nourishing content, saying ordinary food often lacks this nourishment, while Scott's Emulsion supplies it consistently.
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Scott
Fourth Grade Program at High School Salute
Fourth grade scholars presented a short literary program yesterday evening at the high school building.
Sample Sentences For A Reader Request
The note references a sample tree to be sent on request and cites a New York address for Scott and Nown e meat street indicating a possible supplier or contact.
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Scott & Nowne
Gou Meat Street
New York
Women of Woodcraft Reception Tonight in Leadville Visit
J L Wright grand clerk Women of Woodcraft arrives from Leadville Colorado for Pendleton Circle 527 reception this evening. All Women of Woodcraft members in the city invited. Election of officers planned and large attendance urged. Minnie K Stillman Guardian Neighbor.
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J. L. Wright
Women of Woodcraft
Leadville
Colo
Pendleton Circle
Minnie K. Stillman
Local personals note travels and visits in region
Miss Blanche Collings of La Grande left for Portland after a brief visit with Mrs. Robert Brown on Garfield street. W R Stanfield of Echo stays at Hotel St George and H Connell of Amalile plans a stay in New York. F Blair of Weston attends at the hotel on Pend...
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Blanche Collings
la Grande
Portland
Robert Brown
Garfield Street
W. R. Stanfield
Echo
St. Geore
H. Connell
Amalile
Bt. George
Pusioe
F. Blair
Promines
Man
Weston
Pendiow
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Dindinger Wilson & CO
S. Bitters
Cuil
Allman & Co
Maxwell
J. T. Hinkle
Roy Ritner
Les
Derry
Atgrocenm
St. Joe Store
Penteton
Lyons Mercantile Company
W.J. Clarke & Co
Hays
W. J. Clarke & Co
Court Street
BIG
Boston
Carman Wuaranteed Construction
Main and Webb Streets
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