Local Shop Ads and Notices Echo Pendleton Market Scene
A mixed reading of October 9 1902 ads and notices lists prices on sugar, canned goods and butter, clothing sales, rent notices, lost and found items, employment requests, and a debt collection notice from B. L. Smith. It mentions Delta candies Olympia oysters at Castle’s, Teutsch’s sale items, St. Joe Store specials, and Hose Company No 6 music event with Kirkman’s orchestra.
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Younger & Son's
St. Joe
St. Joe Store
West Alta Street
F. S. Younger & Son's
Bell Boy
Hotel Pendleton
Ste
Burt
Nolf
Teutsch’s
Duttons
Initia D
Selbert & Schulz
Jack Candish
Patton
Daily East Oregonian
Portland
Hotel Perkins
Hose Company No. 6
Kirkman
Important Indian allotment case wins in U S court of appeals
The U S court of appeals in San Francisco affirmed a ruling in favor of Philomene Smith in a landmark allotment dispute on the Umatilla Indian Reservation. The case centers on Smith a full blood Walla Walla woman barred from land she selected because her name lacked a list entry. The decision endorses federal grant of rights to allotment under the Slater Bill. Attorneys Slater Hinkle and others project further suits pending in light of this ruling.
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U. S
Bellinger
T. 8. Court of Appeals
Act of Congress
Philomene Smith
Walla Walla
Cayuses
Umatillas
Adams
Harrison
J. P. Busche
J. B. Eddy
Mrs. Smith
Department
Congress
U.S. Circuit Courte
Smith
Mesera, Sinter
Hinkle
United States
Baker City Man Plans Dense Chicken Ranch Near City
A Baker City man foresees a thriving chicken ranch to meet strong egg demand. Dr May of the area leases Haines hot springs and plans an immense incubator using hot water. Projects include natatorium and chicken house after material arrives. Walla Walla raises relief funds sending 600 dollars and flour to southwestern Washington fire victims.
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Baker City
United States
May
Haines
Haotch the Exes
Walla Walla
Washington
Eltixens
Lane's Medicine described as a pleasant daily laxative
An herbal preparation called Lane's Medicine or Lane's Family Medicine is promoted as a gentle laxative that aids the stomach liver and kidneys. Sold for 25 cents and 60 cents by Tallman & Co as sole agents, it is prepared as easily as tea and claimed to improve complexion and daily bowel movement.
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Lane
Tallman & Co
Juvenile Books and Games Sale at Spot Cash Prices
A large shipment of children’s picture books boys and girls story books blocks and games is now available at low spot cash prices. Picture books 1 cent to 1 cent. Blocks and building sets 5 cents to 1.45 dollars. Crokinole boards can host over 20 games worth 2 dollars now 1.24. Combination game boards regular 3 dollars now 1.95. Other games 1 to 1.45.
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Usc
Imported line offers new china patterns for sale
Our imported line has reached us with fancy cups and saucers salad sets mush sets bread and butter sets. New patterns exclusive to us.
Dining Room Promise of Quality Service
The text notes a ready table service with a tempting and excellent food bill of fare. Courteous and attentive waiters are highlighted as part of the dining experience.
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Ts Trutsch
Aver Bros’ Dry Goods CO
Cregoman
Joerger’s
Fis
Fowest
Phillips
The
Delta
Son's
Campbell's
Pasa
Reasonhand
Holland and
Pendleton Ber
B. F. Raley
St, Joe
B. LL. Smith
Hunziker
R. Alexander
Atlantic City
Oeppen
Main St
Court House
Lela
California Street
Daley Carney
Pearl Morrow
Hazel Berkley
Rova Bowman
Ruth Gibson
Ethel Castle
Masters Frank Berkley
Willie Connerly
Earl Connerly
Jesse Connerly
Iris Castle
EL FL & C. H. Britel
Pilot Rock
Oregon
Weston
Weston Improvement Co
Peoples Warehouse
Men's Outfitters
Hart Sc & Mary Hund Tailors
Boston
Juvenile Books
Frederick Nolf
Gas LA Fontaine
Crowner Telephone
Portland Business College
Washington Streets
Dometreng, LL
Princip
Baker & Folsom