Pendleton notes of visitors and arrivals October 1902
A roundup of Pendleton residents and visitors including C Isaacs G W Schrimsher Eli Spike and others in town from Portland Weston Echo Milton and more. Officials such as Deputy U S Marshal Al Roberts and Colonel J H Raley appear with social stops, hunting trips, theater attendance, college football news, and business travels across Oregon Washington and Alaska.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
C. Isaacs
Helix
M. A. Rader
Portland
G. W. Schrimsher
Weston
Eli Spike
Echo
Robert
James Haseal
Pilet Rack
A. R. McGrewie
Pendleton
United States
al Roberts
J. W. Taylor
C. M. Whitelaw
Athena
Journey to Germany by Proebeter Family Begins
Mr William Proebeter and daughter Mollie begin their journey to Germany tonight and expect to travel for several months visiting major sites and European royalty. They plan to return to their quiet home on the Grande Ronde and resume American life after their travels.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Germany
William Proebeter
Daught “Ter, Mollie
Europe
la Ge Chronicle
Stubble burning bright glow spotted east of town
A bright glow visible east of town around 10 o clock raised fears of a dwelling fire but the blaze persisted, later identified as a farmer burning wheat field stubble. The plan to burn stubble will continue for several weeks due to heavy grain residues hindering plowing.
Yellow fever rages among Colombian troops in Panama
A dispatch from Washington reports yellow fever is rampant among Colombian troops stationed at Panama. The illness threatens military units and could impact operations in the region. Government officials monitor the outbreak and await further intelligence on control measures.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washington
Panama
October District Court Docket List Sets Trials
The October term of the district court will convene Monday with numerous cases listed for trial. Plaintiffs include A J Harris, W F Pitcher, Kate Hanchett, Walter M Pierce, Bruhn & Henry, James A Fee, Carter & Raley, and J J McConnell among others, facing defendants such as G W Hunt, John Arnold Todd, Louis Audette, Edward Maurer, The Oregon Railroad Navigation Co, and local banks. Attorneys for plaintiffs and defendants are named throughout, with matters covering county roads 516 and 517, various civil actions, and bank and corporate disputes.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ellis
W. D. Chamberlain
District Court
A. J. Harris
G. W. Hunt
W. W. Cavinews
Carter & Raley
W. F Pitcher
Halley & Balleray
Fee
Carter, Halley
Austin
Washington & Columbia River Railway Company
John
Arnold
Todd
Carter
Webster
James A. Fee
T. G. Halley
D. McDonald 'S
James Stil
W. S. Heck & Co
Ruth A. Blair
R. L. Sabin
R. A. Blair
Bauer & Green
Peter West
George Elly
Andrew Elly
Wiliam Parsons
J J. Balleray
Frank Roach
James Treach
John Muir
J. T. Hinkle
Lewis IE. Huson
Charles J. Tarris
B. Upton
Henry Allen
Imvict Brothers Lumber Cove
AIM
Con Corporation
J. J. Balleray
Pattie White
Hailey and McCourt
R. Alexander
Allen Bros
John J. Lawrey
Adella Kline
Maurice Kline
Tie Ray
Jim Somerson
BF. J. Wilbur
Ramsey & Oliver
R. Alexander Va. R. P. Tufts
C. J. Smith
James Powers
Baker Boyer National Bank
Walla Walla
H. Clarke
T. J. Hinkle
Gervais
Hutt
A. T. Futoitle
Plainlif
Cater & Batey
First National
Mek
BE. H. Clarke
J. Hinkle
Forster Ser
Plaintif
Balleray & Rere
Neustadier Bros
Cement & Wien
Frank Benfiel Hallamore
G. W. Phelps
B. F. Hubardoa
P. Betts
Mike Urbans
the Portland Soap and Chemical Co
F. O'Gara
Carter & Hae
Pialacin
Baler
Rosenfeld
Ole Oo
Clary Gene
McHilroy and Wife Named in Docket Fight
Carter and Raley represent the plaintiffs while the equity and criminal docket remain unmade, with details not yet determined.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
McHilroy
Carter & Raley
Wallula appoints deputy sheriff to keep the peace
Wallula's board of county commissioners in Walla Walla approved Willand Nave as deputy for the precinct at a salary of 50 dollars per month. The Oregon Trailroad & Navigation Company will also pay for protection of its interests.
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Wallula
Board of County Commissioners
Walla Walla
Willand Nave
Oregon Trailroad & Navigation Company
Wallum
Nave
Hohe
Work to Begin on Frame of New Christian Church
Construction of the Christian church at Water and Johnson streets resumes after weeks of delay due to material shortages. The basement is finished and framing will proceed rapidly. all lumber and materials are on site with no further delay expected.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New Christian Church
Water and
Johnson A
Branching Out Cal Line Seeks La Grande Branch
Mr Charles Baker of Faker Cros Pendleton arrived by train to inspect ground for a first class cat line in La Grande The owners bring premier cattinges to eastern Oregon and promise improved services if a La Grande branch opens in the future The La Grande Chron ole notes the potential development and benefits to local citizens.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Charles Baker
Faker Cros
Pendleton
Cal
Oregon
la Grande
la Grande Chronole
Big Dolly Varden Trout Caught Near Walla Walla Forks
A 20 inch Dolly Varden weighing 24 pounds was caught yesterday by The Walters near Dorrity place on the south fork of the Walla Walla. The vicin ity of the forks is reported to offer excellent fishing now. A separate note promotes Lane's Medicine as a gentle laxative, sold by Tallman & Co.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Dorrity Place
Walla Walla
Lane
Tallman &Co
Mellmann and Ferguson Report On Electric Railway Setback
The Walla Walla Statesman notes M Mellman president of Oregon and Washington Electric Hallway Light and Power faced another setback in floating stock for the Pendleton to Dayton electric railway. Colonel Perenaon, who visited recently, reportedly found the route unfavorably viewed as the region’s wheat farming country could not support an electric road against existing rails.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Qe Walla Walla
Colonel Ferguson
Suit in Bankruptcy Filed by Freewater Farmer Thomas J Conrad
Thomas J Conrad a farmer from Freewater files for bankruptcy before Judge Thomas Fitzgerald claiming starvation through panics of 1898, losing all, now paying debts with earnings. Owes Baker Hoyer bank of Walla Walla 690, B E Brockow 550, Charles Whiting 190, with about 400 in assets. He states a family of 174 children.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Thomas J. Conrad
Freewater Country
Thomas Fitzgerald
Conrad
Baker-Hoyer Bank
Walla Walla
Brockow
Milton
Editor King Assaulted by Bank Employee
Astorian editor King was assaulted yesterday by a bank employee from Jaco Kamm's institution. The incident occurred in the newsroom and is under police investigation with no further details released.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
King
The
Astorian
Jaco Kamm
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