Eastern Oregon Teachers Meet In La Grande
The Eastern Oregon State Teachers Association is in session in La Grande with teachers from the region lodging with locals. Sessions in the high school and opera house feature talks on geography business world needs from schools and communal life led by E E Bragg J A Chevrehl and others with Mrs Nellie G Neill as treasurer and H J Hockenberry J C Conley FL Forbes A E Ivanhoe and J H Ackerman on the executive committee.
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la Grande
Eastern
Oregon State Teachers’ Association
Opera House
Y. Gillan
D. V. Reed
Bell
E.E. Bragg
J. A. Chevrehl
A. G Strange
Nellie G. Neill
H. J. Hockenberry
J. C. Conley
FL. Forbes
A. E. Ivanhoe
J. H. Ackerman
Top Notch For Wheat Sold In 1902 Crop
M M Werick sold 20000 bushels of cluband red chaff to Will Moore for 64 and 66 cents a bushel. This tops county prices, higher than any farmer’s previous sale by several cents. J B Kennedy sold 6000 bushels at 61 4 1/2 cents a bushel, the county’s only known sale.
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M. M. Werick
Will Moore
Pacific Coast Felerator Company
J. B. Kennedy
Court Grants Mrs Wood Divorce for Cruelty
The court issued a decree of divorce to Mrs Alexandria Wood from Arthur Wood on the grounds of cruel and inhuman treatment. H E Collier, attorney for the plaintiff, secured the decree. Custody of their two minor children Gertrude age seven and Charles age unknown was awarded to the plaintiff.
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H. E. Collier
Alexandria Wood
Arthur Wood
Gertrude
Charles
Simeon Bros Sue Harvey for 260 Dollars in Suit
Simeon Bros filed in district court to recover 200 dollars on an order plus 60 dollars for a horse deal with H. H. Harvey made last June. Attorney for plaintiffs is H. E. Collier.
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Simeon Bros
H. H. Harvey
Harvey
H. E. Collier
Fire at Umatilla causes about 25 dollar loss
In Umatilla on Nov 25 a small blaze damaged the home of A B Stephens caused by a defective flue. Firefighters saved the structure and contents with about 25 dollars in damage, fully insured. William Jones remains in city jail serving three days for drinking and disorderly conduct, with a $6 fine.
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Umatilla
A. B. Stephens
William Jones
Fite Gerald
Mrs Aliee Fletcher Seeks Divorce Over Cruelty
Mrs Aliee Fletcher files suit in district court for divorce from Martin Fletcher on grounds of cruelty. Carter and Ralay are attorneys for the plaintiff.
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Aliee Fletcher
District Court
Martin Fletcher
Carter & Ralay
Regular election of officers at Daphne Circle meeting
Dispatch from Virginia Hot Springs reports the death of Colonel Tom P. Ochiltree, New York Navy. Elma Washington suffered a $756,000 fire Monday destroying ten businesses and badly injuring three others.
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Daphne
Tom Ochiltree
New York
Navy
Virginia Hot Springs
Tom P. OQ Ochiltree
Elma
Wash
Fulton Sentenced In County Arraignments
Six inmates, including Charles Fulton who pled guilty, faced arraignment by District Attorney Hailey after downstate reports. Fulton received a one year penitentiary term for theft of blankets valued at seven dollars. Others charged include W E Finch and Oscar McKinzle, tied to forged checks, threats with a revolver, and a store burglary at D B Richardson’s Helix store. Pleas of guilty or not guilty set for Friday and the January term.
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Finch
McKenzie
Morris
Bennett
Calvin
Hailey
Charles Fulton
Fulton
Charles Hayss
W. E. Finch
Oscar McKinzle
James Morris
William Bennett
Calvin Johnson
Pendleton
Seattle
Taylor
Omens
McKinzie
I. W. Durrell
Currell
McKingie
Personal mentions fill Pendleton town notes
North Fork resident T Hom visits from the area. A Kline stays at the Pendleton from Salem. W A Bott and W J Alspach arrive from Helix. A Wood of Baker City at Golden Rule hotel. Miss T G Smith of Echo at Hotel St George. J H Cochran of Jone conducts business in town. Nat H Pinkerton the horse dealer from Athens in town. J M Wynn from McKay Creek. Judge W R Elis his wife and daughter back from Portland. Miss Edna Isance visits Mrs E A Miner in Caldwell Idaho. Miss M Campbell and Miss A Clark in the city from Weston. John Richardson from Cold Springs country. Mrs T J Kirk and daughter registered at Golden Rule. Harvey Cutler BL K Hoyt and EK Johnson from Cold Springs in town. G W Allen of Kamela in no city today. Snow reported inches at Kamela. H H Hallock, O R N ticket agent, returns from Portland. J n Cleghorn and Elton Spike of Hutter Creek register at Pendleton hotel. James Howard and Dick Hoyt go to Burke Idaho for winter mining work. Miss Christine Proebsier passes through Monday to California for health. Henry Shultz, brewer, near town then Colfax, back for business. Dr and Mrs John Dickson of Baltimore arrive to visit their son J R Dickson in Pendleton.
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W. A. Bott
W. J. Alspach
Helix
A. Wood
Baker City
Golden Rule Hotel
T. G. Smith
Echo
St. George
J. H. Cochran
Jone
Nat H. Pinkerton
Athens
J. M. Wynn
McKay Creek
W. R. Elis
Portland
Edna Isance
E. A. Miner
Caldwell
Idaho
M. Campbell
A Clark
Weston
John Richardson
Cold Springs
T. J. Kirk
Harvey Cutler
BL K
Hoyt
EK. C. Johnson
G. W. Allen
Kamela
H. H. Hallock
R. & N. Company
Cleghorn
Elton Spike
Hutter Creek
Hotel Pendleton
James Howard
Dick Hoyt
Burke
Christine Proebsier
California
Henry Shultz
Colfax
John Dickson
Baltimore
Pendleton
J. R. Dickson
Thin Cfty
Operatic Extravaganza at the Frazer
The Bi Agnes Quild women stage the Military Girl at the Fraser on December 1 and 2 promising the finest attraction of its kind. They present gems from Floratora with a modern opera troupe, featuring clever spectacles and a two and a half hour program of music and drama.
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Frazer
Agnes Quild
Fraser
Erizineal Company
Fair Store Receives New Sun Company Cash Register
A new cash register was installed yesterday at the Fair store. The register, made by Sun Company of Greenville Ohio, is the latest model already in use locally.
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Sun Company
Greenville, O
Oregon Leads as Usual in Land Settlement Totals
In the year just closing, Oregon recorded 1 297 652 acres entered for settlement, Washington 1 261 076 acres, and California 406 acres, with the data noting other regional figures. The figures reflect land entry activity across the western states.
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Oregon
Washington
Tiaho
California
Dr Mann's Father Dies in Salem
Mrs Mann received a telegram from Dr Mann in Salem stating his father died last evening. Deceased leaves two sons Dr F E A Matio and L L Mann in this county and three daughters in Botre San Francisco and Alaska. The Alaska daughter cannot attend the funeral but the others will. Dr Mann will arrive home Wednesday.
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Mra. & A
Turkey Shoot at Pendleton Gun Club Thanksgiving
The Pendleton Gun Club will host a turkey shoot on Thanksgiving day on the hill south of town. Local sportsmen are expected to participate with shots at turkeys heads and at targets at the same distance.
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Pendleton Gun Club
Oyster House Closes. Shifts to Retail Oysters Depot
We closed our retail oyster house in the Golden Rule Hotel building and will supply fresh oysters by the pint, quart, or gallon. Depot in Fechter's confectionery store at 221 Court Street, Pendleton. We wholesale oysters in sacks by car load and serve them on the half shell by the plate.
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Golden Rule Hotel
Fechter
Court Street
Pendleton
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Juliettes
Romeo
Dindinger, Wilson & Company Shoes
Igust
LA Grandtr
Eastern Oregon Teachers’ Association
Top Notch
Mm. M. Werick
Mrs. Wood Free
Fletcher Va
Fletcher
Tallman & DO
West Alta Street
Bridge
West Webb St
F. Earnhart
Fulton Sentenced
Finet
Ellis Frivday
Victoria Talani
Tlamftlta
F. Steel
Yeaterday
Denver
Col
Raat Oregonian
East Oregonian
T. Hom
North Fork
A. Kline
Salem
Loggins
Ladies & Children
Overgaiters
DR. Mann
Saleem
Ahaa Bay
Wachsmuth Bros
China
Owl
Orege
Nacre
Gore
Millet Pendleton
E. T
ST. Joe Store
Noua
Cosmopolitan
Lyons Mercantile
Queen
Joe
Garden Street
Court
Alta
Queen Chop
Oyster House
Main Street
Queen Chop House
Queen Hotel
Messrs
Carrier Millinery
M. A. Rader
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