Townsfolk Gather in One Day List of Visitors and Notices
On Wednesday November 19, 1902, visitors arrive from Juniper McKay Helix Weston Echo Pendleton and Spo kane among others. Names include Jack Hart Perry Smith Joe Severs Albert Harnia Emma Lehite Nell McDonald and several local business and farm folk. A marriage license was issued this forenoon to Thomas Henderson and Hertha Wells Lee Moorhouse guest of Perkins. Dr Keys returns from Golden Dale and J L Moran of Norris Safe & Lock Co. is at the Golden Rule hotel.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Jack Hart
Juniper
Perry Smith
McKay
Joe Severs
Hemphilte
Pillot Rock
Albert Harnia
Helix
Emma Lehite
Weston
Red Davis
Tutullla
F. H. Forshaw
Onone
Pitot Rock
J. L. Osborn
Prineville
Herman Sth
Cold Springs
Nell McDonald
Myrick Station
L. B. Welle
Golden Rule Hotel
Echo
J. P. McManus
Adams
Carl Marshman
Fred Rhode
F.G. Oster
Spokane
James B. Welch
Portland
Frank Stanton
Helix Liveryman
N. McReynolds
J. L. Moran
Norris Safe & Lock Company
Seattle
Thompson
E. Rinehart
Prescription honesty from our pharmacy standards
If your prescription is filled by us it contains nothing but the best ingredients that your doctor prescribes for you. We never substitute.
Visitors and locals stay at Pendleton hotels in varied travel
Two Walla Walla businessmen guests of the Golden Rule hotel. W C Smith and Mrs Smith from Wallaburg at Hotel Pendleton. Charles Alspach of Helix a guest of Van Dran Brothers at Pendleton last night. Charlie F Kennedy back from Beho after a day duck shooting. Harry Morgan, former foreman for J R Snyder, heads to Kansas for winter inverse visits since 1838. Robert Cronin leaves for Baker City to umpire today’s Eastern Oregon State Normal vs Baker City football game.
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Walla Walla
Golden Rule Hotel
W. C Smith
Wallaburg
Mrs. Smith
Hotel Pendleton
Charles Alspach
Helix
van Dran Brothers
Charlies F. Kennedy
Beho
Harry Morgan
J. R. Snyder
Kansas
Robert Cronin
Baker City
Oregon State Normal
John Timmerman Marries in Germany Visit
John Timmerman, who left Pendleton two weeks ago to seek a wife in Germany, is reported married. A telegram to Joseph Basler said Timmerman and his young wife left for Chicago this morning after a brief courtship during a stop in Omaha. He plans to return to Pendleton with his bride.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Pendleton
Germany
John Timmerman
S Kek
Jonpeh Basler
Timmerman
Chicago
Omaha
Wax Marrie
Suit for title claims heirship to allotted lands
William Henry sues A P Woodard and Catherine Matt in a case to clear title to 160 acres in section 36 township 4 allotted to Annie E Woodard. Henry says he is the only heir and seeks the court to compel proof of title or relinquishment, with rents since 1897. Hailey and Lowell represent the plaintiffs.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
William Henry
A. P. Woodard
Catherine Matt
Annie E. Woodard
Plaintif
Miss Woodard
Hailey & Lowell
Declamatory Contest At Pendleton High School Thanksgiving
Pendleton High School plans a declamatory contest between a Pendleton pupil and a Baker City public school representative. A revue tion will be presented by Pendleton pupils to Baker City football players and their accompanying pupils.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Pendleton High School
Pendleton School
Baker City
Clerk's Office Repairs Near Completion in County Office
The county clerk's office nears finish on repairs. The clerk and two deputies have worked in the south room during the renovation and look forward to leaving the crowded space once construction ends.
Supreme Court rules land board decisions not appealable
Oregon Supreme Court issues two major opinions. It rules the state land board can set its own rules and that its decisions are not subject to appellate review. The ruling affects mandamus cases opposing the board and clarifies officers’ authority in extending delinquency deadlines. In a separate case, R D Hume v Curry County citizens, the court upholds Hume’s exclusive fishing rights on Rogue River five miles from the mouth.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Supreme Court
Land Board
Oregon Supreme Court
Toweraday
C H. Robertson
Salem
Joses
Robertson
State Land Board
R. D. Hume
Curry County
Hume
Rogue River
Curry County Courte
Hime
Carey Law in Wyoming Faces New Irrigation Act
Governor De Forest Richards of Wyoming confirms the Carey irrigation act works where land and water are available. He notes no repeal of the Carey law is advised since both acts can be used without conflict. In major Carey projects, water rights cost up to ten dollars per acre.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Wyoming
Carey
Portland
de Forest Richards
Oasen
Congress
Indians Face Local High School In Saturday Gridiron Showdown
The Pendleton high school meets the reserve Indians on Saturday as both teams prepare for a strong clash. The Indians, heavier and led by a famed athlete, will face a confident local squad expected to counter their size with skill. Coach Bryson aims for an upset as practice continues and a large crowd is anticipated.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Pendleton High School
Bryson
Indiana
Weather hopes for brief fair spell after two week rain
The article notes a clearing sky and possible few days of fair weather after nearly two weeks of rain and slush. The weatherman forecasts some snow but the public would welcome any dry spell and relief from persistent wet conditions.
Plant to Be Presented for the New Club House
A plan by Penchenan young men to build a new club house advances. Architects draft land maps to estimate costs and site options. Two potential sites, possibly Water Street, are under review as supporters urge progress for town growth.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Penchenan
Water Street
Inelect County Commissioner Taylor Green’s Varying Moves
In a private letter to his brother Weston Taylor Green of Woodvar recounts his career from Miscomri to Umatilla County in 1862 and later in Union County, Oklahoma Territory. He pursued cattle farming and settled near Pine Creek before moving on. No Council Tonight due to mayor and councilmen in Portland for irrigation talks. sewerage discussion postponed a week. No Golf Tournament because of bad weather. event rescheduled for spring around holidays.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Weston
Taylor Green
Woodvar
Umatilla County
Pine Creek
Union County
Oklahoma Territory
Cherokey
Counell
Tonicht
Hailey
Ortland
Arbitration Board Proposed for Founders Union Convention
The Steve Founders' National Defense Association opened its annual Detroit convention with delegates from St Louis Cincinnati Pittsburg Chicago and others. The group will review a proposal from metal trades unions to form a joint arbitration board to settle disputes in the trade. The plan mirrors the existing arrangement with the Iron Moulders that has largely prevented strikes for years.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Detroit
Mich
Steve Founders
National Defense Association
St Louis
Cincinnati
Pittsburg
Chicago
Metal Polishers
Buffers
Piaters’ Brass Molders
Brass Workers’ Union
Move To Gravel River Road Near Thies City
A local effort seeks county court approval to gravel a two mile river road on the north side, heavily traveled and prone to mud and standing water. Advocates say graveling and elevating the bed will drain water, improve hauling, and can be done quickly with little cost. The plan will be presented to county commissioners for action.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Thies City
Ttme
River Flood Reaches Record Levels After Heavy Rains
The Umatilla River swells beyond years for this season with high water flowing through town. Banks overflow in many areas due to near unprecedented rainfall over the past week.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Umatilla
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Alfred Dolge
Juliettes
Romeo
Dindinger, Wilson & Company
Tallman & C
West
Alta Street
West Webb St
W. F. Earnhart
State Land Board I5
Branch OF Government
Action OF
Carey Law
Ong
Price Jn
E. T. WA
ST. Joe Stor
Lyons Mercantile
East
Carrier Milline
M. A. Rader
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