Walla Walla Beats Pendleton in Rough But Even Exhibition
A large crowd of about a thousand witnessed a clean football exhibition between Walla Walla and Pendleton yesterday afternoon. The game featured strong defense and line play, with Pendleton’s Sol Baum and Snyder of the visitors shining in individual runs. Despite long gains by Pendleton in the second half, the heavy Walla Walla line stopped any score, ending in a scoreless, evenly matched contest.
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Snyder
Walla Walla
Baum
all-Pendleton
Pendleton
Sol Baum
Abe
Pouitlon
Pendleton Smails
Wilson
Senee
Aes
Kaufman Smaila
Ose Ees Seite Lankard
Stephens Howard
Ratha Heise Lans Baker Gray
Stephens Bates
Wiens Moorhouse
Baum Pie
Heesian Winans
Downey Lyons
Lews
Lambert Snyder
Ror MB
Cooley
Walla Walla Exhibit Prepares Largest County Collection
Walla Walla reports a vast agricultural and horticultural display ready for shipment to the St. Louis exposition. The county’s grains include nine wheat varieties and six corn varieties plus nuts and barleys, with walnuts and pecans among other grown products, aiming for prominence in the Washington building at the fair.
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St. Louis
Walla Walla
Sonora
Salt Lake
Wemaris
Washington Building
Recovering From Injuries at Portland Hospital
Charlee A. Cameron, brother, recently released from Portland hospital after injuries from being thrown under a handcar while working with his men on the Big trench of the O R K & 1. He has returned home in this city much improved in health.
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Charlee A. Cameron
Portland
Thigelty
Walla Walla Team Returns Home After City Visit
The Walla Walla football team left for home in the morning after spending the evening in the city following their game.
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Walla Walla
Widow Pensioned for Old Soldier and Pioneer of Oregon
Mrs. William Martin, widow of Captain William Martin, has been granted an eight dollar monthly pension for his service in the Indian war. Captain Martin, born 1822 in West Virginia, was an early Oregon pioneer and sheriff, judge, and frontiersman who lived across multiple counties before settling in Umatilla and dying in 189? at 79. The public funeral was held at the courthouse with local officials in attendance as Pendleton marked a holiday with subdued business and orderly crowds.
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Oregon
William Martin
Thi City
Martin
West Virginia
Missouri
Daniel Waldo
Waldo Hills
Salem
Howell Prairie
Axstay
Whitman i
Sand Hallow
Captain Martin
California
Iskiyou County
Idaho
Joun Day
Umatilla County
Tsun
S. A. Lowell
Tthe Bay
Champoee County
Marion
Cattle Shipment From Baker City Sells at 2.85 Per Hundred
A shipment of 40 head of fat cattle from Baker City bound for Seattle was bought at 2.85 per hundred last week. Similar cattle in the area last year brought 4.00 to 4.20 per hundred. About 40 head from Harney and Grant counties remain unsold near Baker City, with a top offer of 2.75 refused. The cattle are dry, aged steers, being fed near Baker City and held for a fair price.
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Baker City
BR & N
Seattle
Baker
Tn Umatilla County
Harney Amd
Grant County
Walla Walla Fair Boosts Capital Stock to 25000
In a director meeting the Walla Walla County Fair Association voted to raise capital stock from 15000 to 25000 to fund improvements at the county fair grounds. The secretaries report shows fair gate receipts near 6600 dollars plus other income totaling 12126.16 with expenses around 7775 leaving a net profit about 4347.
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Wallia Walla
Walla Walla County
Thanksgiving in Pendleton Ends Quietly With Strong Attendance
Thanksgiving day in Pendleton was generally observed with large crowds at churches and events. Stores closed for the day while services ran full, and the Trades and Labor dance drew a standing room crowd as hotels and restaurants offered turkey dinners.
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Pendleton
Charles Kimball Dead In Idaho Stockman Of Camas?
Charles Kimball prominent stockman of Camas Rabia died yesterday morning near Pendleton on a stock ranch due to kidney trouble. He left home to inspect stock, fell ill away from home, and died. He was about 40, leaving a wife and children. Funeral may be in Helix as the body heads there.
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Charles Kimball
Camas @rabia
Pendleton
Kimball
Helix
Trades Council Ball Impresses At Music Hall Night
The Trades and Labor Council hosted a well attended ball at Music Hall last night with lively music and good order. William Krasaig and Mrs Darr Phelps of this city won the prize for the best waltzers among several competing couples, as the council handled a large crowd smoothly.
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Trades and Labor Council
Tay
William Krasaig
Mra Darr Phelps
Counelle
Quiteeannye
Arm Broken After Fall From Horse At Pilot Rock Ranch
James Arbergen and a second man working for Charles Cunningham were thrown from a horse on the Cunningham ranch at Pilot Rock yesterday morning. Arbergen’s arm was badly broken and Dr. Smith dressed the wound in the city. Portland guest Carl Griffith visits the Fletcher home and will travel to Weston to stay with Professor George W. Peeblen and his wife.
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Ee James Arbergen
Charles Cunningham
Pilot Rock
Dr. Smith
Burt
Portland
Carl Griffith
W. D. Fletcher
Griffith
Frank Griffith
Insane Asylum
State University
Weston
George W. Peeblen
Mountain Range News From Wilbur Visit
J Wilbur of Duncan post office spent Thanksgiving in the city. He notes the mountain snow fell about ten days, now gone, and the range is in better condition than usual for this time. Feed is plentiful and stock is in good shape in the Wilbur Duncan area.
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BE. J. Wilbur
Duncan
Meacham Creek
William Davig Buys Exchange Saloon in Athena
William Davig, long time day man at the Hotel Piedmont bar, has purchased the Exchange saloon in Athena and has left to assume charge of the new distillery venture.
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Wiliam Davig
Pegdieton
Exchange
Athena
Men's Resort Street Lamp Upgrade Noted in Report
The Men's Report notes a valuable improvement in street lighting with a four street lamp setup. It includes directions to the route and mentions an entry point near the Despain building at the resort, with steps to access the stairway area.
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Lam
Weston guest en route to Normal school after teachers’ institute
Returning from Baker Mise Mara Forenson of Weston was the guest of friends in the city yesterday while en route to her position in the Normal school after attending the teachers institute at Bukuy City.
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Baker
Mise Mara Forenson
Weston
Teachers’ Institute
Bukuy City
George Smith Couple Cremated in Grand Rapids Home Fire
George Smith and his wife aged about 60 were cremated at their home in Grand Rapids Michigan after a fire that investigators labeled accidental. The blaze began Tuesday and caused the deaths of the couple, with authorities noting no foul play.
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George Smith
Agar
Grand Rapide
Mich
Ackers English Remedy for Coughs and Consumption
An English remedy claims to stop a cough in one night and cure consumption. It promises to check colds, prevent asthma, and relieve illness, with a money back guarantee on every bottle, sold by F. W. Schmidt.
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Ackers
F. W. Schmidt
Pendleton Chosen For 1904 Teachers Meeting
The Eastern Oregon Teachers Association adjourned in Baker City after a three day session. Pendleton was selected as the 1904 meeting site but officers were not elected. A committee including Professors Bragg Union county Churchill Baker and Gardner Wallowa will appoint officers before the next meeting to ensure presence. The association plans to fix the date to align with the Inland Empire Teachers Association gathering next fall in the same city.
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Eastern Oregon Teachers’ Association
Baker City
Pendleton
Bragg
Union County
Churchill
Baker
Gardner
Wallowa
Thie City
Inland Empire Teavhora'’ Association
Thie Place
Washington Teachers Association and Livestock Convention
Coming events list shows Washington Teachers' Association and National Livestock Convention in Portland with dates January 12 and 18. Includes Dee reference and year 16.
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Washington Teachers’ Association
Dee
Portland
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Goodyear
Dindinger, Wilson & CO
Pendleton and
Walla
Tallman & CO
de. H. D. Park
Johnson St
Opi Jones
Wall Walla
Alta Street
Walla Walla Association
Trades Council Ball
Athena Saloon
Drugeiste
Hostetter
Iwters
Eastern Oregon Association
Coffe
OWL
ST. Joe Stor
Big
Boston Stor
Cole
Umatilla
Cole's
Pendietoe
Ante Court
Boston
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