Master Dobson Soprano Virtuoso Delights Pendleton Audience
On Friday September 12 1902 Master Thomas Dobson the boy vocalist performed before a large crowd at Wakefield & Co Court street music rooms. Mrs Logan accompanied with skillful piano and Louis Bruce demonstrated piano music using the Pianola. The crowd applauded each selection and regretted limited seating as Wakefield & Co were praised for a night of musical pleasure.
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Dobson
Wakefield & Co
Court Street
Thomas Dobson
Logan
Louis Bruce
Bruce
Pendleton
George Larveau
Hotel
St. George
Portland
Darveau
Louis P. Bruce
Wakefield
Golden Rule
J. H. Wells
Free
Fire destroys bridge near Bridal Veil Falls halts rail service
A fire along the O, RA, and N lines destroyed a bridge near Bridal Veil Falls. No O, R A or N trains are running, with no units arriving from the west. Officials warn service interruptions will continue until repairs are completed.
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Bridal Veil Falls
Fire Rips Bridge Near Bridal Well Delays Pendleton Train
Last night a bridge near Bridal Well burned, likely from surrounding forest fires. Fires rage in the mountains and along the Columbia River destroying timber and delaying service. the 6:40 a.m. train cannot cross until a new bridge is built, with arrival pushed to late evening.
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Pendleton
Wear
Bridal Well
Columbia River
Accident damages Rigby’s threshing machine on Tutullia fields
W T Rigby’s combined threshing outfit suffered heavy damage when a large stone struck the cylinder during field work. The header pulled the stone into the machine as it crossed a ditch, ending his harvest for the season. He plans to finish with his patent combine. Gilletts load gear in Palouse to Uniontown Washington for fall wheat work after a successful Umatilla county run.
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Tutullia
W. T. Rigby
Palouse
Mr. Hoover
Salem
Thomas Hutchins
Myrtle Hawk
Umatilla County
Nowlin
Mr. Hutching
McMinnville
Miss Hawk
H. C. Leland
C. R. Dutton
St. John
Mich
Leland
Pendleton
Louis Hagen
J. B. Cole
Willamette Valley
Souvenir Exhibition by Mr Towsley at Pendleton Store
Mr Towsley, famed oper actor, showcases the Advance Standard rotary sewing machine at Jesse Failing's store this Saturday afternoon and evening. The machine sews lock or chain stitch and serves as two machines in one. A beautiful souvenir will be presented to each lady caller. All ladies invited.
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Towsley
Jesse Failing’s
Pendleton
Small Blaze In Shed On Water Street Reported
Fire department responded this forenoon to a small shed fire in the yard of William Temple on Water street. The blaze started when children played with matches and was extinguished before causing damage.
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William Temple
Water Street
Pendleton Social Notes Highlight Local Visitors and Travel
Frank McLaughlin of Helix visits town while Mrs RKJ Badely comes from Athena. J B Kennedy and family arrive from Longive, and Hon. 8 L Morse from Echo. Local residents return from Portland carnival trips and trips to Ukiah Astoria Cayuse Walla Walla and Meadows. Transportation, hotel stays, and upcoming teaching exams noted.
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Frank McLaughlin
Helix
RK. J. Badely
Athena
J. B. Kennedy
Longide
L. Morse
Echo
J. M. Leeser
Portland
Julia Kinney
Astoria
Pendleton
J. O'Flaherty
H. O'Flaherty
Ukiah
A. L. Valley
Dick Nye
Tutuula
E. Anderson
Anna
E. BE
Hewett
Hotel St. George
la Grande
Fannie
Susan Walters
Golden Rule Hotel
Heroic painter saves girl from runaway team in Hope Idaho
William Cowper, a painter and paper hanger, saw a wagon driver fall and a frightened girl in the street. He sprang to action and lifted the child to the sidewalk, saving her life but breaking his leg in the process.
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Idaho
Hope
William Cowper
Cowper
Stock sheep sale at 2.76 and 1.50 per head
Dock Jackson and Henry Cauthorn sold 500 head of stock sheep at 2.76 per head and lambs at 1.50 each to Baker & Hood who rent the stock farm of W. Jackson. Baker is son of Thomas Baker of Soap Creek and Hood hails from Tangent. Also Bavarian string band to play at Music hall Saturday at 8:30 PM for Pendleton residents.
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Dock Jackson
Henry Cauthorn
Baker & Hood
W. Jackson
Mr. Baker
Thomas Baker
Soap Creek
Mr. Hood
Corvallis
Music Hall
Pendleton
Great Wheat Movement Swells Pendleton Roads with Wagons
Wheat hauling floods Pendleton as wagons flow to rail warehouses. At noon 1 o clock today 33 wagons clustered near court house and Byers mill, with many more at other sites. Four to six horse teams, six to ten sacks per wagon, activity projected for about a month while grain is stored for shipment.
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Pendleton
Court House
Byer
Whisky to Indians arrests reported in Pendleton
A dispatch from Commissioner Halley of Pendleton to U S District Attorney Hall stated several men were arrested for selling whisky to Indians in Umatilla county. The prisoners’ number and names were not given, but Hall or his assistant Mays were asked to come to Pendleton for prosecution. Mays departed for Pendleton last night.
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Halley
Pendleton
United States
Hall
Umatilla County
Mays
Oregonian
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N Ear Dindinger, Wilson & Co
Sii
Cleaver Bros
Fine Entertainment
Tallman & CO
Earnheart
West Court Street
West Aire Street
Main
Severs
Bridge
W. F. Earnheart
Association
Agnes Fletcher
Walla Walla
Roy Alexander
Hill Miliary Academy
Anna Kennedy
Teutech’s
August Arp
Adams
C. Bedford
Boise
Brock & McComas
William Roesch
Mies Freida
W. DP. Fletcher
Disoway
A. M. Raley
Susan Welch
Clara Cahoon
F. E
Pacific Coast Warehouse Company
Edith Crockett
Suse Myrtle Crockett
J. O. Mack
Knights of the Road
Clyde
Will Parkes
Joe Parkes
Mise Elsie Folsom
Wiliam Wall
Kansas
Will
Theodore Danner
Muir Boys
Wall
W. 5. Brown
Tri- Dine
Adams Advance
Jack Craig
Craig
California
C. FE. Hoover
Cam
Willamette
Iti
Sfork
ST. Joe ST
Oregon
THE
Lyons Mercantil
S. L. Wakefield & Co
COUR
M. A. Rader
Webb
Cual
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