Pendleton Citizens Noted in Daily Visitations
Monday October 6 1904 Pendleton notes list Henry Means from Echo Mre C B Davis from Alba Ed Culp en route to Baker City L M Warris and August Ball from Adame G W Bradley Hugh Sexton in town from Athena J A McLaigtlin and others in town R H Wellman guest at Hotel Pendleton J A Baddeley H C Adame from Wetton in town C 8 Collier bound for Portland J M Martindale president of Eastern Oregon State Normal in town Otis Loveridge and County Clerk W D Chamberlain spent Sunday in county east end Mrs Eugene Tausick guest of Mrs M F Kelley Will Ingram Minnie Renn vacationing in Portland and valley Casper Van Oran back from Portland and Albany A C Henderson from Pilot Rock buying supplies Nellie Cameron back from Walla Walla General Manager Joseph McCabe of W C R and M Zerung of O R N back from San Francisco H H Hallock and son from Hehv duck shoot Atos Bracken of Walla Walla visiting sister Mrs C J Ferguson with Mrs Kinch from Sprague Walla Walla visitors B S Wadsworth Hubert Smith J L Jones J Smith E M Smith Rubesma Albert Netbergall Mrs J B Catton in Pendleton meeting niece Miss Viola Groves Elizabeth Taylor attended fruit fair not May Taylor E D Sloan to Albany with wife future home Mrs Sloan health reasons
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Henry Means
Echo
C. B. Davis
Alba
Ed Culp
Baker City
L. M. Warris
August Ball
Pendleton
Adame
Hugh Sexton
G. W. Bradley
Athena
J. A McLaigtlin
R. H. Wellman
Hotel Pendleton
Otliton
J. A. Baddeley
H. C. Adame
Wetton
E. Beltel
Pilot Rock
Collier
Portland
J. M. Martindale
Eastern
Oregon State Normal
Otis Loveridge
W. D Chamberlain
Eugene Tausick
Walla Walla
M. F. Kelley
Golden Rule Hotel
Will Ingram
Minnie Renn
Valley
Casper van Oran
Albany
van Dan
A.C
CC. Henderson
Pillot Rock
Nellie Cameron
Norval Jones
Joseph McCabe
W. & C. R. Railroad
Port
H. H. Hallock and
Binnie
Hehv
Mise Atos Uracken
C. J. Ferguson
Kinch
Sprague
Wadsworth
Hubert Smith
J. L. Jones
J. Smith
Right Remedies For Summer-F. S. Bitters Patent Tonic
Right Remedies For Summer F S Bitters, the greatest of all system tonics. The compound syrup of sarsaparilla is combined with burdock mandrake prickly ash dandelion stillingia iodide of potassium and iron. This compound is a powerful alterative tonic invigorator and blood purifier. Solid only by.
Building Boom in Athena Adds 32285 in Improvements
Athena records 1902 improvements totaling about 323, the value of buildings completed and under construction since January 1. Builders are in demand as contractors scoop up skilled carpenters. Homes trend larger and more modern with brick business houses, replacing wood structures.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Athena
Athena Press
Liquid Cream Balm gains popularity in localities
Liquid Cream Balm is becoming as popular as Ely's Cream Balm solid and is prepared for use in atomizers. It is highly prized by those who have used physician treatments. Many physicians are using and prescribing it. The liquid form contains all the medicinal properties of the Cream Balm, includes a spraying tube, and is available from Ely Brothers at 50 Warren Street, New York by druggists or mail.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ely
Mall
Ely Brothers
Warren
New York
Death of Hazel Lipscomb at 104 Bluff Street
M. A. Rader reports the death this morning of Hazel Juliet Lipscomb, six year old daughter of Mr. and Mrs. H. K. Lipscomb, at their home on Bluff Street. The cause is diphtheria, which has afflicted the family for weeks, with other children in light form.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Hazel Juliet Lipscomb
M. A. Rader
8. K. Lipscomb
Bluff Street
Mrs. Lipscomb
Harvest Labor Struggles Drive Men to Stay in Town
Pendleton employers report difficulty filling out of town work with railroad and farm jobs paying low wages. Local agents say men with families prefer in town work at about 1 a day, while harvest workers, with savings, stay put. Labor offices note two men per job in town unless skilled country positions open. Farmers cannot match harvest earnings of 3 to 4 dollars a day, prompting delays in fall and winter projects.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Big Wades
Pendleton
W, & G RK Railroad Company
Railroad Cmpanies
Walter Adams
W. & C. MM Soda
Clarence Penland
Geo
Tempest sparkles with James and Warde in grand Waagenhall show
Louis James and Frederick Warde star in a lavish Waagenhall and Kempers production of The Tempest. Caliban, Prospero, Ferdinand, Miranda, Ariel and Antonio fill principal roles with a 47 member company including a ballet and chorus. Spectacle and scenic splendor promise a notable theatre event of the season.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Louis James
Frederick Warde
Waagenhall and
Kempers
James
Caliban
Mr. Warde
Prospero
Prince Ferdinand
Aterner Gex
Norman Hackett
Ariel
Alnging
Edith Fassett
Teresa Maxwell
Miranda
Thomas Coffin Cooke
Stephano
Oot Wadsworth Harris
Antonio
Duke of
Milan
Lecture at Columbia College and Local Business Changes
Kennewick Courier editor Greene spoke Tuesday evening in the college chapel on The New Man. Smalley sold his drug store to Charles W. Williamson with stock inventory underway and relocation planned to Walla Walla. A Columbia College boarding student, Sammy Swiegel, ran away Wednesday and was found the next morning near Dry Creek after staying at a farm house. he planned to visit his mother in Bath, Montana.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Columbia College
Ree EP. Greene
Kenewick Courier
Greene
Columbia Collee
Bell. Smalley
Charles W. Williamton
Smalley
Walla Walla
Ftory
Sanmy Swiegel
Dry Creek
Bathe
Montana
Milton Eurio
Heppner Coal Firm Forms Black Butte Railway and Coal
Articles of incorporation filed with the secretary of state reveal Heppner based Black Butte Railway and Coal Company owning about 2600 acres near Heppner 18 miles southeast including the old Mattegoy coal mine. Directors elected Thomas Quaid Edgar Matteson Henry Blackman with capital stock of 1 million dollars.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Black Butte Railway & Coal Company
Black Buttee Hailroad & Coal Company
Heppner
Mattegoy
Thoraday
Thomas Quaid
Edgar M. Matteson
Henry Blackman
Henry Mackman
Edgar Matteson
Pendleton Visitors Transact Business from Many Towns
The article lists residents and visitors in Pendleton who conducted business over the weekend, including Samuel Mell from Albany, August Kupers and B. H. Decker, C Kern, CC Lempke from Helix, J Holmes, James Anderson, Chiia Nel son, Frank Keller, H. F. Kameranagh, G. Miller from McKay, Henry Bergers from Warren, Frank Corley from Pilot Rock, Ed Chapman, Vinson, E. L. Brotherton from Vansycle, H Rourke, Joe Mumm, John Kelts from Fulton, C. Hines from Tutulla, and Jerry Stone from Adams.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Pendleton
Samuel Mell
Albany
August Kupers
B. H. Decker
C Kern
Cc, Lempke
Helix
J Holmes
James Anderson
Chiia Nelson
Frank Keller
H. F. Kameranagh
G. Miller
McKay
Henry Ber Gers
Warren
Frank Corley
Pilot Rock
Ed Chapman
Vinson
E. L. Brotherton
Vans
Escaped Salem Patient Captured in Pendleton
Jack Gebhart, an escaped patient from the Salem asylum, was arrested Saturday in Pendleton and to be returned to Ames county. He wandered the country since his September escape, was seen with Indians near a reservation, and bought whisky in a saloon before being nabbed. He will be held for return to the asylum and not prosecuted for selling liquor to Indians.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Jack Gebhart
Salem
Ames County
Gebhart
Oman
Pendleton
Iquez
Gebbart
Before Building Plan Consult Troutman Architect
Going to build discussions and plans for home or business require counsel. Troutman, architect and superintendent, offers sketches and reliable estimates free on application. Three Corvallis boys were fined $10 each for disturbing a Salvation Army meeting.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Troutman
Associaton Building
Corvallig
Salvation Army
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Minnehaha School
Dindinger, Wilson & Co
Cleaver Bros
Ast
Qregomany
J. EB. Moore
M. Zerung
General Roadmaster's Department
San Francico
Misa May Taylor
Millie Todd
E. D. Sloan
Mrs. Sloan
Sloan
Tallman & CO
Earnheart
Laarge
Attenelln Daly
Milton News
Heppner Coal Company
Goodyear
Jpy
Umatilla
Huinto
Tye Lettom
Gore
Lomiite City
Lick
E. T. Wade
ST. Joe Store
Lyons Mercantile
Carrier
CARPE
Main and
Webb Streets
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