Notable Visitors and Local Business in Pendleton
J P Martin of Walla Walla and J D Gregorie from Adams visit Pendleton, with several others from Weston Pilot Rock Meacham Cascade Locks and Athena also in town. Notable locals include George H Sutherland of Walla Walla contractor, C E MacComber ex county surveyor, Tate Preston Walla Walla businessman, and W M Scott moving to Pendleton for schooling. G W Herbelring of Seattle Brewing visits Pendleton to place beer in two local saloons.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
J. D. Gregorie
Adams
E. M. Mortenson
Athena
George H. Sutherland
Walla Walla
Golden Rule
C. E. MacComber
Prairie
Tate H. Preston
Pendleton
W. M. Scott
Helix
G. W. Herbelring
Seattle Brewing & Malting Company
Pendieton
Seattle
Famous Perfume by Alfred Wright and Madame Butterfly
A note touts celebrated late perfumes from Alfred Wright and highlights Madame Butterfly as one item. The message asks to call to obtain a sample.
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Alfred Wright
Madame Butterfly
Dance at La Dow hall and Herman meeting set
A dance at La Dow hall on November 4 hosted by Alpha Assen No 9 invites all. The Sons of Herman will meet tonight in Hendricks hall for the first time in the new place with urgent business and a 7 30 start for all members.
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la Dow Hall
Alpha Assen
Sons
Herman
Hendricks Hall
Trainmaster Nichols Receives Token of Appreciation
Trainmaster H F Nichols of the W and C R railway at Hunt's Junction received a $125 gold watch from employees at a November 3 dance. Nichols has resigned and will leave for a new field in a few days. Trainmaster Beach’s bull pup antics amuse crews as the dog is repeatedly decorated with ribbons and sent away on trains.
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Nichols
Hunt's Junction
H. F. Nichols
Mr. Nichols
J. E. Beach
Hunt's
Mr. Beach
Mr. Bench
Knights Meet With Royal Band Concert Postponed
Knights announce a Tuesday meeting on November 4 for second and third rank work, following which lunch will be served. Members urged to attend. L. W. Held, C. C. R. W. Fletcher, K. of R. &.?
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Attention Knights
Royal Italian Band
Damon Lotge
L. W. Held
C. C. R. W. Fletcher
Medernach v Linderman suit seeks judgment for ninety eight dollars
J P Medernach sues August Linderman to recover 98.29 with interest from March 1898 alleging a contracted bill and nonpayment. J H Lawrey represents the plaintiff. Also a note claims Bucklen’s Arnica Salve cured a fever sore on a leg after a 12 mile trip to Walton Furnace. Guaranteed by Talman & Co.
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Medernach Ve. Linderman
J.P. Medernach
August Linderman
J. H. Lawrey
Wm. Spirey
Walton Furnace
Bucklen
Talman & Co
Pendleton Gun Club Hosts Live Bird Shoot on Hill
A crowd of local sportsmen attended the Pendleton Gun Club live bird shoot on the hill Sunday. Horace Stillman and Thomas Ayres won the first money. The event was a success with several participants in the contest.
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Pendleton
Horace Stillman
Thomas Ayres
Famous Royal Italian Band to Perform at Fraser's Tonight
The Famous Royal Italian Band will appear at Fraser's tonight followed by A Wise Member tomorrow night. An Artisan dance is set for La Dow hall on Tuesday November 4th with local crowds invited to attend.
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Fraser's
la Dow Hall
Oregon Pioneer Will Leave for Georgia Tonight
John Mitchell, an Oregon pioneer born in 1852, residing on Butter Creek in Umatilla County, plans to travel to Blue Ridge Station in Georgia to join a married daughter. At 77, he will live with family there after his wife’s death 16 years ago, having earlier moved from Missouri and lived in Yamhill and Eastern Oregon.
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Oregon
Willl
John Mitchell
Butter Creek
Umatilla
Pendleton
Biue Ridge Station
Georgia
Briue Ridge Station
Wamsley
Mitchell
Missouri
Yamhill County
The
Plaine
Oregon City
Yamhill
Washington
Jesse Moore
Accident Injures Vernie O Gara at Rifle Range Hill
Vernie O Gara was accidentally shot when Charlies Hays fired a rifle at the Pendleton Gun Club supply building. The bullet pierced the boards and hit O Gara in the hip causing a minor flesh wound. He sought treatment from Dr. Henderson and the bullet removal was not required. Jane Doe paid a $10 fine for drunken disorderly conduct and bonds for her friends were posted. Charles Coton, George Marshall, and Victor Gardin donated funds for similar offenses. James Williams, jailed for drunken row and armed assault, faces possible charges from the district attorney after prior court appearances.
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Vernie O'Gara
Charlies Hays
Pendleton Gun Club
O'Gara
Jane Doe
Young Cinef
Charles Coton
George Marshall
Victor Gardin
James Williams
FitzGerald
Williams
Hailey
Run Down Ranges Proposed for Oregon Foothills
An Ums ula county stockman told an East Oregonian reporter this morning about drought scarred Western Kansas and Nebraska where a durable buffalo grass thrives. He said the resilient grass, surviving six months without rain, could replace dwindling Oregon bunch grass if introduced to the foothills, noting its success in Colorado Wyoming and Dakota climates.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Oregon
Umsula County
East Oregonian
Kansas
Nebraska
Texas
Colorado
Wyoming
Dako
Asleep Amid Flames Involving City Firemen
A damaged report notes firemen entering a burning home to rescue sleeping inmates. The scene underscores dangers of neglecting coughs and colds and promotes Dr King’s New Discovery for Consumption as a protective remedy with claims of quick relief and safe, pleasant taste.
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Dr. King
Tallman & Pea
Daily East Oregonian by carrier ad
Classified line notes a daily East Oregonian offer for home delivery by carrier at a rate of 16 cents per week. Local readers are invited to subscribe for convenient daily news service.
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East Oregonian
Swine Plague Advice From Marion County Inspector
Marion County stock inspector D D Keeler urges farmers to combat swine plague with careful breeding and sanitation. He cites Dr. D B Salmon on herd immunity, recommends burning or burying carcasses, disinfecting pens with lime or carbolic acid, and using clean feeding and housing to prevent spread and protect pork quality.
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Marion County
D. B. Salmon
Bureau of Animal Industry
Ewine Placn
Aime
Salmon
D. D. Keeler
Salem Statesman
Halloween shooting in Monmouth injures three men
Clarence Carter of the Monmouth livery stable fired a shotgun on Halloween night. A blast struck Frank Haley in the face, while L. P. Owen received shots under the right eye and in his shoulder and side. M. M. Butler was hit in the neck as he walked. No serious injuries expected except possible eye damage to Mr. Owen.
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Clarence Carter
Monmouth
Frank Haley
L. P. Owen
M. M. Butler
Owen
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Dindinger, Wilson & Company
J. P. Martin
Charles Peters
Cascade Locks
Lillian Cole-Bethe
Columbus
C. B. Wade
Tallman & CO
Station
Alta Street
West Webb St
Earnhart
W. . Abe
Cordevan
Lantz Bros
Fred Walters
Ryan Rottul
al Peet
Owl
City Property A Sy
E. T. Wal
ST. Joe Stow
Lyons Mercantile
Millind
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