Personal mentions fill Pendleton street chatter list
Town visitors fill the day as Harriett Rush from Helix and C F Wiess from Freewater call on Pendleton. Notables include H A Richardson of Helix, J A Ross and G W Schrimscher from Weston, and E T Wade selling property on Jackson street. A Weston couple Fay C Loveridge and Inez White obtain a marriage license. District Attorney T G Hailey heads to Athens to review a road case. Echo remains quiet but notes steady business.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
T. A. Rhea
Heppner
Harriett C. Rush
Helix
C. F. Wiess
Freewater
C. Frans
J. Sherard
Athena
G. P. Skelton
Pilot Rock
J. A. Ross
G. W. Schrimscher
Weston
R. E. Porter
John Hanna
Meacham
Carnes Bros
E. T. Wade
G. E. Stocker
Jackson Street
Will Bowman
Chamberlain
Fay C. Loveridge
Inez White
Loveridge
Otis Loveridge
Conrad Platzoeder
Charles A. Gilman
Lewiston, Me
Mr. Gilman
Charles A. Craig
Notable visitors and local notables in Pendleton
Mrs W E Brock and Mrs B E Carter expected home this evening from Spokane. Carl Nicholson of The Dalles visited his brother Pete Nicholson operator for Western Union. W H Christie president of State Pharmaceutical Association in Pendleton for ER P grand lodge. Charles Wilkins Timatilla Indian reservation superintendent in city on departmental affairs. Attorneys W M Peterson and C A Barrett of Athena returned from Pendleton October term. Marriage licenses issued to Bruce Parrish Della Bowers Edward T Terney Mattha E Alcorn all in Umatilla county. BE Kennedy and wife at Perkins. W R Dunbar register of the land office Vancouver Washington in Pendleton with Mrs Dunbar. Dunbar visiting relatives including Chief Justice Dunbar of Washington. Emmett Callahan Baker City attorney in Pendleton on legal business after San Francisco trip.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
W. E. Brock
BE. W. Carter
Spokane
Carl Nicholson
Dalles
Pete Nicholson
Western Union
Oregon Daily Journal
W. H. Chrietain
Milton
State Pharmaceutical Association
Imperial
ER. P. Grand Lodge
Charles Wilkins
Timatilla ‘Indian Reservation
Perkins
Kennedy
Tribune
Pendleton
Knights of Pythias
and Loilee
W. R. Dunbar
Register of the Land Office
Vancouver
Wash
Mian Dunbar
Dunber
Waanintgo J
Oregon
Dunbar
Supreme Court of Washington
Olympia
Tacoma
Walla Walla
Jinkd Dudley
Athena
San Francisco
United States Court
Callahan
Baker City
United States
Dance at Music Hall by Union No. 164 members
William Martin Union No 164 of the Order of Washington entertained its members at Music Hall with dancing and cards. A large crowd attended and enjoyed the evening. Ten orchestra supplied the music.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Wiliam Martin Union No. 164
Order of Washington
Music Hall
Free Delivery Moved Up To December First
Announcement changes the free delivery start from January 1 to December 1 this year. The adjustment affects customers expecting delivery services and aligns with earlier stated efforts to expedite discounts and access.
Fearful Apache uprising at Fort McDowell Arizona
In Arizona Fort McDowell settlers fear a rising Apache threat. Also a testimonial letter from Delt M. Potter of the Arizona Gold Mining Co cites Ely Cream Balm as a permanent cure for catarrh and hay fever, praising its quick relief and long-term benefit.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Fort McDowell
Arizona
Messrs
Ely Broe
Ely
R M Heatley
Rushville
Ind
Ely Bhros
M. Potter
Arizona Gold Mining Co
Money Thug Robs Chinaman at Echo and Flees by Train
A young man robbed a Chinaman at Echo of $190 Tuesday evening, knocked the victim with a club, and forced him to swallow torn notes. He boarded a freight train toward Pendleton, offering a brakeman $20 to hide him. Police and sheriff searched Echo and the train but could not find the suspect.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Pendleton
Umatilla County
Echo
Butcher Henry Kapp Abruptly Leaves Athena Shop
Henry Kapp, who bought out Piatzoeder Minger in Pendleton and ran a butcher shop in Athena, disappeared with his wife after taking all personal effects. He left unpaid debts totaling about 800 dollars in Pendleton plus local bills, having paid rent in advance for the shop and slaughter yard. Neighbors report no criminal conduct, only an apparent habit of drinking. his return was never announced.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Athena
Henry Kapp
Kapp
Piatzoeder & Minger
Pendleton
Piatsoeder & Minger
Oregon
Washington
Bucklen Arnica Salve Promises Beauty Cure
Famous beauties advertise Bucklen Arnica Salve to remove skin eruptions blotches and sores. Claims erup tions disappear and complexions improve. Also advertised for eczema salt rheum sore lips chapped hands chilblains and piles. Sold by Tallman & Co. drug store.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Bucklen
Tallman & Co
Notice of Purchase and Settlement Request in Meat Market
Conrad Platzoeder announces he has purchased George Minger’s interest in the Farmers Meat Market and will continue the business as Piatzoeder and Minger. He asks debtors to settle accounts to square up the business with Pendleton Oregon noted, dated October 18, 1902.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
George Minger
Piatzoeder & Minger
Conrad Platzo
Pendleton, Or
Civil service exams held for free delivery posts
Four of six candidates took civil service examinations today for posts tied to free delivery. A. E. Hiller of Washington assisted Ralph Howland. Hiller will proceed to Boise City for related work. The Pendleton group took the same tests as before. only three may pass, with papers sent to Washington for final review before free delivery is set.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
A. E. Hiller
Washington, D.C
Ralph How
Boise City
Tile
Pendleton
Washington, D. C
New Corporation Formed Ross Ice and Cold Storage
Articles of incorporation for the Ross Ice and Cold Storage Company were filed at the courthouse by J F Ross Ada Ross and Anna M Markham as incorporators The object is manufacture of artificial ice and handling cold storage and refrigeration The capital stock is $18,000 with shares at $100 and plans to operate by hot weather in Pendleton
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ross Ice and Cold Storage Company
Rross Tce and
Court House
J F. Ross
Ada Ross
Anna M. Markham
East Oregonian
J. F Ross
Pendleton
Boyd Goes to Baker City for Recovery
Mark Boyd left Tuesday evening for Baker City with his mother to care for him until he recovers from injuries after falling through a trestle from a moving train. He was recently arrested at Athena on a charge of stealing a watch but was released with sentence suspended. Donations are solicited by Painters Union No. 549 Pendleton for coal miners, with signers requested for amounts.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Boyd
Baker
Mark Boyd
Baker City
Athena
Painters’ Union No. 549
Pendleton
Hepterhine
CV Lyman
C.J. Willson
Woodmen Smokers Event Planned by Pendleton Camp
Woodmen of the World and friends are invited to the Saturday evening smoker on October 18 at the Secret Hall on Court Street. Pendleton Camp members will deliver talks on topics of interest, with additional features announced by the committee.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Court Street
Pendleton Camp
Noise and Fury at the Gazette Quote
The Colorado Springs Gazette reports on Tse observed by Uncle Ephe noting many men with strong lungs and brains in inverse proportion. The fragment highlights a contrast between physical power and cognitive ability in a colorful quote.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Tse
Ephe
Colorado Springs Gazette
Down Mobile at Frazer Impresses Large Crowd
Lincoln J. Carter's Southern Production Down Mobile drew a large audience at the Frazer. The plot thrilled from start to finish and the scenery, especially the dismal swamp and burning cotton mill, drew praise for realism and execution.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lincoln J. Carter
Mobile
Frazer
Carter
Hall's Catarrh Cure Ad Rewards Honest Dealers
An old advertisement promises a one hundred dollar reward for any case of catarrh that Hall's Catarrh Cure cannot cure. It cites Fr d Chibney Co Toledo and several wholesale druggists and urges readers to buy Hall's Family Pills as the best family remedy, with a testimonial tone about honesty and reliability.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
D. Chibney & CO
Toledo
Wiie
F. J. Cheesy
Me Feat
TRIAX
Viedo
Not Guilty Plea Filed in Unlawful Gambling Case
Charles Melquist J D Kerr Eli Thorsen L Stephenson Ed Addcock Henry Dray Jack 8 plead not guilty to unlawful gambling charges. Trial slated for Tuesday with C H Finn as defense attorney and judge assisting the district attorney in the prosecution. La Grande Observer.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Charles Melquist
J. D. Kerr
Eli Thorsen
L. Stephenson
Ed Addcock
Henry Dray
Jack 8
C. H. Finn
la Grande Observer
Exchange Offer For Wagon And Cash
A note seeks an exchange of three and a quarter wagon and cash in return for a spring wagon or hack. Inquiry mentions Room 15 at a French Restaurant as the location reference.
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D. Armstrong & Co
Dindinger
Wilson & Co
Cleaver Bros
Gregoran
Sopone Castiglia
Alta Street
West Webb St
Sauay
CHINE
Thug
Laundryman
America
Haviland
Owl
Weil Try
Peres
Tomy
Camus Prairie Coy
Alfolin
Tiesto Ukett Dalyer
E. T. Walj
ST. Joe Stor
Lyons Mergartile
East
Carrier Milliner
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