Local notices and ads from the East Oregonian page
November 26 1902 items announce farm loans goods and groceries at Castle Grate and Standard Olympia stores. Events include Knights of Pythias gathering, masque ball with prizes, music by Kirkman, supper, and admission. Also shoe repairs Teutsch Temott and Co through Demott & Co. rooms for rent. various sales and raffles at Nolf Campbell and Campbell. Lost dog Rubber. reward offered.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mindwiches
Grate’s
Siebert & Schulz
Blakeslee
Main
Court Streets
Main Street
E. T. Wade
Atention Knights
Damon Ledge No 4
K of
Pendleton
Muale Ty Kirkman
Ire Hughes
Whitaker
Grats’s
Olympia
Castle's
Teutech
Neuman's
Teutsch
Teutsch’s
Temott & Co
West
Nolf's
Judd
Standard Grocery
Daily
East Oregonian
Portland
Hotel Perkins
BR. EL
Blackbird Sentinel Foils Hunter Amid Bushes
A hunter traps game while a wary blackbird watches from the bushes. The bird’s alarm chattering warns of hawks and humans, driving game away as the sportsman waits for a shot at a rabbit. A servant relays a reunion request from a former acquaintance at the door.
Mrs Sturgis Dead Pioneer Woman Passes Away
Mrs. William P. Sturgis, 83, longtime resident of Umatilla county, died last night in Walla Walla after a paralysis stroke. Her husband died last Thursday. she learned of his death recently. Her son Samuel P. Sturgis was a Pendleton banker. Funeral planned for Thanksgiving Day in Walla Walla with friends from Pendleton attending.
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Walla Walla
William P. Sturgis
Sturgis
Sturgie
Samuel P. Sturgis
Pendleton
William FP
Supreme Court rules on long-standing farming fence
The Supreme Court handed down a decision of interest to farmers regarding the division fence between Elizabeth Gist and O Deke in Marton County. The suit sought to quiet title to 80 acres and disputed the fence line established by a survey in 187, with a 20 year boundary, and the appellate court upheld the lower court ruling in favor of the defendant. The decision, written by Justice Wolverton, affirmed.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Supreme Court
Elizabeth Gist
O. Deke
Marton
R. P. Boise
Wolverton
The Oregon Hop Price Rise Brings Hope to Growers
The Willamette valley reports 26 cents a pound for hops last week the highest price this season and a notable rise from recent years. While not dramatic, the gain surpasses past seasons and renews optimism for hop growers after long years of slim margins and low returns. The market previously ranged from 40 to 50 cents, with occasional boosts to a dollar during earlier industry infancy.
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Willamette Valley
Advice to homeseekers and arid land notes
A fragment from an arid land column laments failed irrigation schemes near Prineville and Deschutes with warnings to home seekers about dry conditions. A separate brief reports a woman in a Pintle dalphin hospital weakened by a chalky bone disease causing repeated fractures. The Washington Star quote notes a commercial traveler inquiry.
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I Prineville
Dalphin
Cole's Original Hot Blast Stove advertised in Chicago markets
The ad highlights the stove as a warm morning comfort, claiming the fire never goes out and the room stays warm all night and into the morning for several hours with fuel added the night before. Sold by Taylor, the Hardware Man in Chicago markets.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Cole
Taylor
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Lee
Teutselh’s
Lee Teutselh
Baiast
Cresonary
Guesp
Howard
Grete
Oratz’s
Sandard
Oympia Hastern
Oystes
Grate's
Fred Langever
Union Saloon
Court Street
L. Hunziker
Blackbird Sentinels
Boston
Koeppen
Main St
Court Howse
Husband
Oregon
Josh
Noif
Santa Claus
Frederick Nolf
Dolis
Chicago Markets
Coe Commission House
Eeeae
New York
Phillips
Ker
N.berkeley
Dot
Basler's
Basler’s Big Bargain House
Carvers
T. C. Taylor
Gray’s Harbor Com. Co
Opp. W. & C. R. Depot
Neagle Ghothers
Gagollie
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