Local Store Ads and Notices Mark September 3, 1902
An assortment of shop and service notices appears for September 3 1902. Items include farm loan references, cigars and tobacco at Joerger’s, Ryan gloves at Hawley Bros, and imported lunches. Promotions cover fall ladies wear, school supplies, ice cream, pure ice, fruit jars, hats, and a library membership drive. Also listed are job ads seeking a house girl and general classified postings on Jackson Street.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Hing
Joerger’s
Ryan
Hawley Bros
Sch
Gratz’s
New Fall Ladies
Teutschottlen Good School Ink
Joo Supply
Phillip’s Restausite
Tallman's Drug Store
Mobell's
Ule
Hawley Bros. Jal Association Brary
Lbrarian
Mon- Bros
Main Street
O "Lypat
Baerje
Oregonian
Jackson Street
Local ads sprinkle Pendleton listings and daily notices
A collage of brief, era style ads and notices sells goods and services. Poultry and fish at Castle’s, clams at Teutsch’s, currants at Hawley Bros, real estate and boarding house for sale, a deliveryman wanted, groceries, a dance at Armory hall, water safety warnings, stenographer needed, Agnes Dunbar elocution lessons, Kemp’s Balsam free samples at druggists, and Tallman & Co. sells Kemp’s Balsam.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Castle's
Castle
Teutsch
M Grats
Hawley Broa
Rihorn & Cook
Taylor Building
Golden Rule
E. D. Boyd
Court Street
Armory Hall
Adress
Pendleton
Oregon
Agnes Dunbar
East Oregonian
T.s
Tallman & Co
Two New Members Joined Pendleton Commercial Association
The Pendleton Commercial Association met last night and voted in two new members W H Dindinger and William Rinehart. The gathering also appointed Mrs Lina Sturgis as an honorary member of the library association. The group now has about 100 members in good standing and aims to strengthen local business.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
The
Commercial Association
W. H. Dindinger
William Rinehart
Lina Sturgis
Library Association
Pendleton Commercial Association
Controversy Flares After Baker City Walks From Walla Walla Game
A lively dispute erupts during a Monday matinée exhibition in Walla Walla as Baker City quits in the ninth inning over an umpire call. The clash centers on a runner replacement for an injured batter and a disputed tag, leaving Walla Walla with a 9 to 0 victory. The four league teams plan rematches in the week, with another Sunday game promised and an amateur clash on Alta Street to follow.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Walla Walla
Nda
Baker City
Brown
Treadway
Capt. Mahaffey
Thomas. Brown
Pendleton
la Grande
Walla Wallis
Baker
Alta Street Grounds
Joggerwopple Cyclones
Roy Alexander
William Smith to face U S Commissioner on liquor sale charge
William Smith, a transient, is to appear before United States Commissioner Hailey tomorrow on charges of selling liquor to Umatilla Indians. He allegedly targeted a Umatilla brave, offering bottles for money and profiting from the scheme. Police arrested Smith. deputies and the U S prosecutor plan to handle the case in Portland.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
William Smith
U. S
Umatilla Resore
United States
Hailey
Smith
Umatilla
al Roberts
T.G. Halley
Portand
Pendleton to Elect New City Recorder Tonight
City council meets tonight for the first time in weeks to elect a successor to recorder John McCourt who will resign effective September 1. John Collier is rumored as a possible appointee as other major matters are expected to come before the council.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Pendleton
John McCourt
John Collier
Dade
The Flight of Time and a Time Lost in Verse
The item notes the recent marriage of Miss Jane Week Cornwall to Mr. Thomas Day with a witty couplet about time and a week. An advertisement for Ely Cratin Balm promotes relief from nasal catarrh after sudden climatic changes, claiming painless soothing with immediate action and mail order availability from Ely Brothers at 66 Warren Street, New York.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Cornwall
Jane Week
Thomas Day
Ely
Ely Brothers
Warren Street
New York
John Cox remains alive after Portland hospital stay
John Cox, injured in a runaway near Alba weeks ago with a spine fracture, is alive but not improving. He was moved from Pendleton to Portland and then to his brother R. T. Cox’s home. doctors offered little hope, noting paralysis in his lower body. Conversely, Lee Teutch has acquired the Pendleton Shoe Company stock and will settle outstanding accounts at the shoe shop. A revival sermon described eternity with a vivid parable about a sparrow crossing oceans to illustrate endless suffering.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
John Cox
Alba
Portland
Mr. Cox
Pendleton
R. T. Cox
Lee Teutch
W. Fitegerald
Pendleton Shoe Company
Teutch Dmible
Fitzgerald
Atlantic Ocean
Pacific Ocean
Atlantic
Also Mentioned on This Page
Lee Teutsch
Derskirts
Bleaver Bros. Dry Goods Company
ASU
Cregomar
Hunziker
Alexander
C. A. Meeting
Sir Walter Raleigh
Queen Elizabeth
New York Weekly
Dr. Oliver
Oeppen
Mato St
UMA Soda
Peoples Warehouse
Children’s Union
Butterick
Bt. Joseph's Academy
Frederick Noll
Gue LA Fontaine
Srowner Bros. Telephone
Portland Business College
Park and
Washington Streets
A. P, Armstrong
LL. B
Principa
Baker & Folsom
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