Local Visitors Sparse Amid Winter Preparations
Joseph Allen arrives from Ukiah and A C Henderson from Pilot Rock are in town while R C Hogan from Gibbon and D B Richardson from Helix visit the Golden Rule and Hotel St George. W V Smith of Portland and W S Talbott plus Mrs Talbott and J M Campbell from Ottawa stay at local hotels. Miss Mary Wood arrives to teach at Pendleton Business College. Mr and Mrs H H Edwards return from John Day country and narrowly missed a mountain snow storm.
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Joseph Allen
Ukiah
A .C. Henderson
Pilot Rock
R. C. Hogan
Gibbon
Golden Rule
D. B. Richardson
William Scott
Hidaway Springs
W. S. Talbott
M. L .Talbott
J. M. Campbell
Pendleton
Ottawa
Kan
Mary Wood
Quincy
Town
Pendleton Business College
H. H. Edwards
John Day Country
Mr. Edwards
Prescription quality claim implies no substitution policy
The note asserts that prescriptions filled by us include only the doctor prescribed ingredients and that we never substitute. It emphasizes adherence to prescribed components and quality.
Post Office Transfers Mamie Walker Replaced by Winnie Privett
Miss Winnie Privett begins duties at the general delivery window replacing Miss Mamie Walker, taking over the post office position in the local area.
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Winnie Privett
Mamie Walker
Battleship engines lead NP trains on Idaho and coast lines
The Northern Pacific operates 21 battleship locomotives on the Idaho and coast divisions, the largest in the West. Their power is limited only by how many cars a crew can haul, and a past head on collision near Yakima showed these giants outclassing smaller engines, with the big locomotive suffering minimal damage.
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Northern Pacific
Idaho
Coast
West
Yakima
Spokesman-Review
UMATILLA INDIAN HELD FOR PETIT LARCENY IN WALLA WALLA
Woodell an Umatilla Indian from the reservation was arrested in Walla Walla by Officer N C Peterson on a charge of petit larceny. He allegedly took two pairs of trousers from McKean's store and sold them at a secondhand shop on Fourth Street for a watch and money. The missing items were traced to a pawn shop. the owner said they came from the Siwash. He will be tried today.
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Walla Walla
Woodelo
Umatila
Poiceman N. C
Fourth Street
Woodolo
County Court Session to End Soon and Library Purchase
County court remains in session with minimal business. Auditing and bills are the main tasks, and the term is expected to end tomorrow unless unforeseen matters arise. Baker City Library Association approved spending 100 dollars for new books at its meeting last night.
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Baker City Library Association
Drunks Fined and Go to Jail in Police Court
A busy police court day saw two drunks fined 8 and 10 dollars plus costs and jailed for inability to pay. Marguerite Allen and Helen Mc Avoy faced assault and battery charges with intent to kill and were bound over to the effectual court in 150 dollars each. Finch and Omens the forgers were bound over to the circuit court. J Myerhoffer the Shoshone barber pleaded guilty to carrying concealed weapons after threats against his wife and was fined 40 dollars plus costs totaling 47.50, paid in full.
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Police Cour
Marguerite Allen Ve
Helen McAvoy
FitzGerald
Effeult Court
Cottonwood Street
Finch
Omens
J. Myerhoffer
Four Pendletonians seek eighty-thousand bond offer for Carbonate mines
Frank D Pratt George Darveau John Siebert and Henry Kopittki own the Carbonate gold mines in Greenhorn district Grant county. Tempest Smelting Co Spokane offers to bond the property at 80000 dollars but no deal yet. The men have held the ledges 10 to 12 years, spent thousands on development, and expect a high grade vein. The sale of Charles A Craig estate property at Craig ranch near Pilot Rock on November 14 1902 includes cattle horses a Studebaker wagon 6000 shingles tools and household items. Administrator Charles B Wade terms cash. Captain Samuel White displays a seven foot six inch mounted American eagle from Wallowa country. Hucklen's Arnica Salve advertises cures with 25c price by Tallman & Co.
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Pendletonians
Greenhorn
Frank D. Pratt
George Darveau
John Siebert
Henry Kopittki
Carbonate
Greehorn Country
Tempest Smelting Company
Spokane
Grant County
Charles Craig
Pilot Rock
Charles A. Craig
Studebaker
McCormack
Concord
Craig Ranch
Charles B. Wade
Samuel White
Wallowa
Baker City Herald
Haule Gold and Sliver Locomotive Hauls Rich Ore
The Virginia City and Truckee locomotive Haule Gold and Sliver has hauled more gold and silver bullion than any engine in the United States. In constant service since 1875, it has transported millions of dollars from the Comstock lode by rail. The gaudy old fashioned engine features bright polishes and red driving wheels.
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Virginia City
New Record in Voting Spreads Across Walla Walla County
In Walla Walla County the Independent voting surged with few straight tickets. Republicans led in sheriff and auditor races, while a split showed in several offices. Levi Ankeny gains for the senate as a party wave shifts vote totals. overall turnout near five sixths of registration amid a long awaited countywide shift.
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Walla Walla County
Wallan Walla
Levi Ankeny
Senate
Mr. Ankeny
Ankeny
Ice and Frost Delays New Inland Empire Warehouse
Walla Walla reports severe frosts with ice up to a quarter inch as construction begins on Inland Empire Produce Company’s new warehouse at Hoyer avenue and the railroad. Crews dig trenches for underground conduits for phone wires across the business district, tied to a new Alder street exchange building.
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Walla Walla
Inland Empire Produce Company
Hoyer Avenue
Busines
Exchange
Alder Street
Bank of Richards Blown Up and Looted
Robbers blew up the Bank of Richards in Missouri early Wednesday morning and looted $1580. They fled by handcar to Fort Scott Kansas, ate breakfast at a restaurant, and paid with a smoked half dollar from the bank.
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Richards
Fort Scott
Kan
Shinano
Changtu
Kwan Ying
Godless of
Chengtu
Two Crops of Strawberries From One Season
Milton grower J B Walden cultivates about three acres near Milton and claims to harvest two full crops and a small third from the same vines in a single season. He saves fruit by smoldering straw to ward off frost, selling late picks at four dollars a crate.
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Mr. Walden
Milton
Umatilla
J. BR. Walden
Walden
Hhs
Mrs Jackson Hosts Afternoon Reception Nearby
Mrs. C. S. Jackson is hosting a reception this afternoon at her home north of the river.
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Mrs. Jackson
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E. H. MecAlpin
Susanville
Tallman & CO . Druggists
Station
Alta Street
West Webb St
Orand
Earnhart
Stephen 8. Wise
Stephen B. L. Penrose
M. H. Marvin
Andreas Bard
Judge Fitzgerald
Myerhoffer
Wm. Spirey
Walton Furnace
Hucklen
Tallman & Co
Owl T
Atternoosy
City Property
E. T. Wh
ST. Joe Sto
Suri
Lyons Mer
Qn Furniture
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