Notable Visitors and Local Arrivals in Pendleton
A roll of town visitors and residents lists in Pendleton includes J W Tabor from Gran IL, W H Babb from Echo area, Walter Allison of Eight Mile at Hotel St George, J W Baker and family at the Golden Rule, D B Richardson of Helix at Pendleton, Esther Newquist joining Teutsch store sales, J W Scriber of La Grande leaving for home, Grant Buchanan a Butte Creek stockman transacting business, and attorney J K Weatherford of Albany meeting friends. Also noted are Mrs A B Noble and daughter Emma from Meadow Creek, R Burns of the O K & N at Walla Walla registered at the Pendleton, Bert Vincent becoming day clerk at Hotel St George, Mrs Max Baer and son returning from Portland and Long Beach, Edith Crockett and Della Creigler visiting relatives in the county east end, Georgia Folcom returning from Walla Walla, and remarks on J W Moron attending E O State Normal regents meeting before returning home. Thomas C Warner and family visiting Portland guests, and trips home via Salt Lake and San Francisco are mentioned. Various local movements include T E Morgan scalded hand from lifting a boiler, C D Matlock visiting sisters, S L Baer from Baker City visiting, Captain Kuhn and wife of the Salvation Army returning from Albany due to quarantine, with Mrs T P Harkleman and Mrs Kuhn’s mother staying a few days.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
W. H. Babb
Echo
Walter Allison
Eight Mile
Hotel St. George
W. J. Baker
Golden Rule
Om Alba
D. B. Richardson
Helix
the Pendleton
Esther Newquist
Teutch’'s
J. W. Scriber
la Grande
Grant Buchanan
Butte Creek
J. K. Weatherford
Albany
A. B. Noble
Misa Emma
Meadow Creek
Robert Burns
Walla Walla
Hotel Pendleton
Max Baer
Portland
Long Beach
Edith Crockett
Della Creigler
Georgia Folcom
J. W. Moron
Regents
Eardern
Oregon State Normal
Heppner
Oregon Daily Journal
Thomas C Warner
The
East Oregonian
Pendleton
Harold
Imperial
E. A. Vaughn
T. W. Ayers
Bertha Matlock
Salt Lake
San Francisco
T. E. Morgan
C. D. Matlock
B. A. Vaughn
Roberts
Ayers
L. Baer
Citizen's Bank
Baker City
Baer
Excursion to Portland Carnival Ticket Offer
O R N Co sells Portland round trip tickets for Sept 8 with one Carnival admission at 7.45 dollars. Tickets expire Sept 10 and cannot be used for return after that date. Carnival rate 9.76 applies during the festival. reward offered. Strayed from Helix two 3 year old colts with white facial spots and branded N C on left hind. reward for return or information leading to recovery.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Portland
Helix
Oregon
N. C
Atsle
Richardson
Notice to extend no credit on my account in Oregon
Warning issued by John Caplinger from Helix Umatilla County Oregon dated September 1 1902 prohibiting any person from extending credit or incurring debts on his behalf or on his account. He states he will not be responsible for debts contracted by others.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Helix
Umatilla County
Oregon
John Caplinger
Infant Jessie Rease Dies of Spinal Meningitis
Eight month old Jessie Rease, daughter of Mr and Mrs Frank Rease, died at home in the east end of town from spinal meningitis. The remains will be moved to Walla Walla for interment in the morning.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Jessie Rease
Frank Rease
Walla Walla
Storage Fire Proof Warehouse Ad
Storage fire proof warehouse listing goods stored at reasonable price. Contact Tom Smart at the warehouse rear of Standard Grocery.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Tom Smart
Purify Town Crusade Aims to Oust Infamous Women
Pendleton residents prepare a moral wave as ministers from the Congregational, Redeemer, and Baptist churches form a committee to seek city officials and the mayor’s plan to curb or license the women who infest Cottonwood Street. Leaders pledge firm action to remove the women from the heart of the city. Weather notes report a 62 degree high and a week with sun and cloud, no rain, and varying winds from different directions.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Pendleton
I Fame
Cottonwood Street
Webb
Alta Streets
Rove
J. Edwards
Congregational Church
Potwine
Church of the Redeemer
King
Baptist Church
Ofiinia
Halley
Richard & Pringle's Minstrels to Open Frazier Sep 10
Richard and Pringle's minstrel troupe will open the Frazier theater in Pendleton on September 10, marking the start of the 1902-03 season. Management Baker and Welch promise higher quality attractions, fewer shows, and stronger touring acts like Warde & James and Katherine Kidder. The Pendleton venue will receive new scenery and improvements to become one of the Northwest's neatest playhouses, drawing large crowds for the debut and the renowned minstrel company sides.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Pendleton
Richard & Pringle
Minstrels
Messrs
James FB. Welch
Warde & James
Chas. B. Hanford
Lewis Morrison
Katherine Kidder
Frazier Opera House
Northwest
Richard & Pringle Minstrels
Pendleton Weather Outline Last Week
Last week in Pendleton saw near fall conditions with hazy skies and mild daytime heat. Nighttime temperatures were cool, allowing comfortable sleep under blankets as the government instrument recorded 98 degrees in the shade Tuesday.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Comain
Pendleton
Government
William Hilton
Dance Night Fine for Temen at Kine Grove
Richard Temen paid 25 dollars plus 11.35 in costs after Judge Thomas Fitz Gerald sentenced him for disorder at the Kine Grove dance. He had demanded entry without paying, was ejected by Special Policeman Hickey, insulted Hickey and his wife, and was arrested. Temen appeared before the court this forenoon as District Attorney Halley delivered a stern lecture. Hickey says the grove welcomes all and will arrest anyone who starts a fight, keeping order at the dance.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Richard Temen
Thomas Fitz Gerald
Kine Grove
Temen
Grove
Hickey
Halley
Temens Rises Row Again Over Alcohol Clash
Pendleton Scouring mill foreman Richard Temen has sparked trouble with his wife during a drunken episode. Though not arrested, locals report his sober behavior differs drastically from his intoxicated volatility. He allegedly assaulted his wife, injuring her hand and possibly a finger, before returning home.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Richard Temen
Pendleton
Temen
Will Get His Money Judgment In Water Case Reached
County Clerk W D Chamberlain filed Supreme Court mandates today in two cases. In G D Simmons v Oregon Railroad Navigation Co the plaintiff’s lower court $20,000 judgment for injuries from a wreck was affirmed, now $20,700 plus interest from June 101. In Oregon Land & Construction Co v Allen Ditch Co the court reversed the lower court ruling affecting a water diversion from the Umatilla river near Echo. A balloon wedding at Tioga was noted with plans to return soon.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
W. D. Chamberlain
Supreme Court
G. D. Simmons
Oregon Railroad & Navigation Company
East Oregonian
Kamela
Simmons
Ellie
Oregon Land & Construction Company
Allen Ditch Company
Ditch Company
Umatilla River
Echo
Also Mentioned on This Page
Star” Dindinger, Wilson & Co
Cleaver Bros
J. W. Tabor
Gran
Ile
Bert Vincent
St. George
Tallman & CO
Pendleton Shoe CO
LEE Teutsch
Pendleton Shoe Company
C. Berquist
Teutsch Store
Fitz Gerald
Temens
Manila
Tioga
Johnson
E.T. Wade
Malin Street
Cas Prairie
E. O. Buddry
P.O. Box
Pendletor
ST. Joe Store
Lyons Mergantile
Earnheart
Ssw
Jota
Belod
Weat Court Street
Weat Alta Street
Main
Bridge
W. F. Earnheart
Real Estate and Insurance, Association Block
Main and Webb Streets
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