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Newspaper

Pendleton Eagle Valley News

Location

Pendleton, Oregon, United States of America

Date

Oct 07, 1902

Page

8

In Town Visitors and Local Appointments at Pendleton

A flood of visitors and residents are noted in Pendleton on Tuesday October 7 1902. Individuals include R A Argot from Junil Doug Relte from Pilot 5 and G Sibray returning to Pendleton. Others in town include F W Wilbur Julius Hederman and the Williams brothers from War Ten, A C Wilson and son Fred from Pilot Rock, Otis Turner a Hotel St George guest from Weston, Louis Bergeren a farmer from Athena and W A Pless special pension attorney from Washington DC. Mrs Dave Ingram is convalescing after fever, B W Suiste from Coombs canyon, C J Ferguson planning a new home, Solomon Hardman and son Frank returning from Waltsburg, Miss Gertrude Sheridan back from Portland, and many others visiting hotels with the Pendleton scene lively. A marriage license issued to Alexander J. McIntyre and Miss Jean M. Walker of Umaita county. Dr J Spencer Rogers en route to Moscow for medical exam. Charles W Ziegler Pendleton baseman from Portland back for a visit after a broken finger.

Julius Hederman War- Ten Joe William Williams Atowntain C. A. Wilson Fred Pilot Rock Otis Turner St. George Weston Louis Bergeren Athena W. A. Pless Washington, D. C Ethel Fraker Portland D. Hand Michael Flynn Thomas Duncan Pendleton Walla Walla Gertrude Sheridan B. Yates Yates Lawton Lants Soda Springs Oregon W. A. Smith Alex Still Milton Hotel St. George J. F. Pence Boise City Lloyd T. King Endowment Bank K. P Salt Lake BE. H. Clarke Dave Ingram B. W. Suiste Man Coombs Canyon Charlies J. Ferguson Solomon Hardman Frank Waltsburg O. Mitchell Butter Creek James Beck Cuningham Wash Freewater Golden Rule Hotel N. W. Briggs Silas Coe M. H. Mack Mat Tuck William Guilliford John French Vinson Annie Bracken Kinch C. J. Ferguson John van Orsdall Meacham Barnhart Chamberlain Alexander J. McIntyre Jean M. Walker Umatila County Heatfield Mr. Heatfield Idaho Charles W. Ziegler Mr. Ziegler Ohio

Compound Syrup of Sarsaparilla tonic

For Summer F and 5S Bitters the greatest system tonic for all stomach disorders. This compound syrup combines sarsaparilla burdock mandrake prickly ash dandelion stillingia iodide of potassium and iron. A powerful alterative tonic invig orator and blood purifier sold only by

Permanent Golf Club Formed In Local Meeting

Last night at Water street Mrs Leona Thompson hosted a gathering of golf lovers who moved to organize a permanent golf club. Elected officials include Mrs J K R Dickson as president and Mrs H F Johnson as vice president with J T Lambreth secretary Miss Thompson treasurer and several others on the executive committee. A by law committee was named and a course site will be chosen by the executive committee with grounds and organization to be made permanent. The opening is planned for Teutsch's Thursday.

Leona Thompson Water Street J. KR. Dickson H. F. Johnson J. T. Lambreth Miss Thompson J. R. Dickson Miss Strong James OB. Welch E. P. Dodd W. C. EB. Pruett F. BE. Judd C. 8. Jackson Leon Cohen

Mystery Culved Disappearance of Charles Sterling

Charles Sterling of Milton vanished amid domestic troubles after leaving home to search for a lost cow. He reappeared in Baker City under the name George Sterling, with investigators learning his wife and child faced hardship, and the motive appears linked to his desire for peace rather than foul play. Local search parties and Milton residents debate whom to support as the case unfolds.

Charles Sterling Milton Weston Baker City George Sterling Sterling

Boyd in Hospital After Watch Charge in Pendleton

Mark Boyd and Austin Wells were brought to Pendleton on a charge of possessing a watch not theirs. They were released on their own recognizance by District Attorney Hailey. Boyd, injured from a railroad fall, lies in Pendleton county hospital while Wells is cleared. The watch, found in an outhouse in Helix, bore owner Charles Alspach initials.

Mark Boyd Austin Wells Pendleton Hailey Helix Charles Alspach Alspach Boyd Athena Wells

Freewater Apples Shipments Planned From Wintry Harvest

N W Mumford reports his crop of winter apples for Walla Walla Produce Co. will yield 6000 to 7000 boxes. Packing starts now with 10,000 boxes in Mud Creek district. Four carloads weekly, 14 men and six girls employed. Expect 40 to 50 carloads shipped, one carload daily for weeks, through early November.

N. W. Mumford Ellis Ireland Walla Walla

Electric Bitters touted by Texas man in recovery tale

Alfred Bee of Wel fare Texas writes he faced biliousness a lame back causing exhaustion before using Electric Bitters. He says the remedy gave him sound sleep appetite strength and energy for work. Advert explains the tonic aids weak sickly run-down people and costs 50c at Tallman Co. drug store.

Alfred Bee Welfare Texas Tallman & Cos Ding Store

Notice to Electric Light Consumers

Pendleton Electric Light Power Co says a night inspector will check for lights left burning all night. Those with night or 10 hour contracts found burning lights after hours will be charged for the current consumed without further notice.

Pendleton Electric Ligat & Power CO

New English Stamps Post coronation change

After the coronation, Britain plans a new stamp series showing the king with crown instead of a wreath. Time notes the proper timing for the change. A health note promotes Hoatetter's Stomach Bitters to ease stomach issues and improve general wellbeing.

England Hoatetter

Drunk passenger heckles temperance lecturer on train

A jovial man on a St Paul to Portland train drinks from a quart hottie and offers it to others. An ascetic fellow criticizes him and delivers a temperance lecture warning of losing one’s senses, followed by a risqué interruption and mispronounced dialogue.

St. Paul Portland Helena Paseo Northwest Magazine

Squash Display Draws Crowd at Standard Grocery

A large squash grown by Joe Vey near Butter Creek on Court Street was shown in front of the Standard grocery to attract attention. It weighs 621 pounds, measures four and a half feet in circumference, and is nearly round in shape.

Court Street Joe Vey Butter Creek

Exclusion to Spokane Ticket Sale Details

Tomorrow Ort and on this day only tickets to Spokane and return with fair admission cost six fifty. Tickets are valid for return until October sixteenth.

Spokane

Excursion to Spokane Tickets Offer One Day Sale

Tickets to Spokane excursion go on sale tomorrow with gold priced seats at $6.50. The offer is valid for this day only and allows return travel until October 15.

Spokane

Excursion to Spokane Tickets Go On Sale Tomorrow

Tickets for the Spokane excursion go on sale tomorrow October 8 and only on this day. Passengers are urged to purchase promptly as seating is limited and availability ends at close of business.

Cure a Cold in One Day Advertisement

An old style ad promises a one day cure using Laxative Bromo Quinine Tablets. It claims a money back guarantee if the cure fails and bears the signature of E. W. Grove on each bottle.

Cragpiots E. W. Grove

Pendleton Civil Service Exams for Free Mail Delivery

Six applicants filed by Monday evening for civil service exams in Pendleton to establish free mail delivery. A special examiner from Washington, D C will oversee October 16 at the courthouse. Three top scorers will win the posts after review by a Washington board.

Pendleton Washington, D. C Tmve Howe Pendlvetom

Administrator named for Deardorff estate in county court

Juative of the Peace C. G. Chamberlain arrived from Athena Monday afternoon to be appointed administrator of the estate of Mrs. Barbara E. Deardorff, deceased, by County Judge Hartman. Chamberlain was accompanied by Will M. Peterson, attorney for the estate.

C. G. Chamberlain Athena Barbara E. Deardorff Hartman Mr. Chamberlain Will M. Peterson Alae

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