Two Prominent Freewater Citizens Clash in Saloon Melee
In Freewater on September 13 1902 J W Arnold and Elms Walden fought after a beer incident in a Kentucky saloon. Arnold sustained bruises before bystanders separated them. Walder fled after the altercation and a companion Graham was briefly jailed then released. A long standing feud is noted and a warrant for Walder's arrest was issued but he disappeared.
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Freewater Mee
J W Arnold
Elms Walder
Kentucky
Walden
Arnold
Walder
Beome
Graham
Thought Alaska Delightful and Mrs Barr Return
Thought Alaska Delightful and Mrs Alice Barr, mentioned last week, were noted returning from a voyage with Grace Tillard. The report records their travel status and indicates a follow up on the party's movements.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Alaska
Alice Barr
Grace Tillard
Compound Syrup of Sarsaparilla with Bitters
For Summer F and S Bitters, a tonic for stomach disorders, the preparation combines sarsaparilla with burdock mandrake prickly ash dandelion stillingia iodide of potassium and iron. It is described as a powerful alterative tonic invigorator and blood purifier sold only by [supplier].
Alaska Visit Recounts Skagwar Trip And Summer Delights
The writer recalls an enjoyable visit with a sister and friends at Skagwar. They describe picnics and oareborne treats, noting homegrown vegetables and berries in the northern country. The piece mentions delightful summer months and a deserted town of Drea with only one family living there. A separate item reports a successful dancing party at Music Hall hosted by Oliver Kelsey and Jim Welch, leading to plans for an "Initian Club" dance schedule.
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Alaska
Skagwar
Drea
Music Hall
Oliver Kelsey
Jim Welch
Guce
Prizes Added for Pendleton Sportsmen Shoot
Joseph Hock offers a prize for the second lowest score in the medal shoot of the Pendleton Sportsman's Association to-morrow. The East Oregonian will present sixty steel engraved listing cards with plates to the lowest scorer. All visitors are welcome to try the targets. bring a friend.
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Joseph Hock
Pendleton Sportsman’s Association
East Oregonian
Alvisitore
Souvenirs for Ladies at Pendleton Exhibition
Mr Towsley showcases the Advance Standard rotary sewing machine at Jesse Fallings store this Saturday afternoon and evening. The device does lock and chain stitching in one. A beautiful souvenir will be presented to each lady caller, and all are invited.
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Towsley
Jesse Fallings
Pendleton
Bavarian Bail at Music Hall Saturday Night
Bavarian string band to perform at Pendleton Music Hall starting 6 30 PM with a special- request concert for local citizens. Also advertised: two farms for sale the Yoakum farm by the Uma tlle River and the Barrhart farm up Wid Horse Creek. Bentley and Hartman notice.
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Music Hall
Pendletonn
Yoakum
Umatlle River
Barrhart
Wid Horse Creek
Bentley & Hartman
Postoffice Makeover at Pendleton Brings Modern Convenience
Pendleton's post office has been rebuilt and modernized with new wiring lighting and furnishings for clerks and carriers a dedicated room for delivery staff new pigeon holes and a planned cancelling machine. Postmaster Livermore and assistants oversee upgrades while the free delivery promise reshapes box usage and local traffic.
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Pendleton
Livermore
Federal Department
Charlies French
Ralph Howland
E G. Estabrook
Mamie Walker
Edith Isaacs
Personal mentions of residents visiting and leaving town
In town notes H M Willis of Athena and J T Williams of La Grande are visiting. Quis Loveridge visited Helix James and Will Oakley from Salem. Mise Myrtie Hudson returned from Milton. A D Stillman left for San Francisco on legal business. Charles Cunningham departed for Condon for court. Ukiah residents J M McMunn S E McMunn and F J McMurn in town. WC Hosesan joined St Joe Store in groceries. Louis Bruce left for Portland after days in the city. F F Perham family left for Toppinish Washington to make a home. Henry Roth, civil engineer for Hunt railroad, arrived from Hunt's Junction. Pex Devis and wife visited from Colfax to see parents J W Rees and Helen. they will visit Indiana for several weeks. D C Clark returned from Chicago with a sheep shipment. Cockerline the Helix druggist and wife rode to Portland via Golden Rule and carnival. Youngman, Ro N brakeman, back after hospital stay for mashed foot. Mrs Charlie Cunningham and three children left for Portland for several days. Sarah Cunningham will attend St Mary's Academy. County Treasurer E J Sommerville leaves for Portland then Albany to visit his mother. Fred Hendley acts treasurer-pro tem during Sommerville's absence.
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Ukiah
J. M. McMunn
E. McMunn
F. J. McMurn
WC Hosesan
St. Joe
Louis Bruce
Portland
F. F. Perham
Toppinish
Wash
Henry Roth
Hunt Railroad
Hunt's Junction
Pex Devis
Colfax
J. W. Rees
Helen
Indiana
D.C Clark
Chicago
Soetcher & Soria
Cockerline
Helix
Youngman
Oo R & N
Pendleton
Charlie Cunningham
Sarah Cunningham
Excursion to Washington for G A R encampment trip
The O R N Co offers round trip tickets to Washington for the G A R encampment at 65 85. Sale dates are September 29 and 30 with departure October 11. Options include routes there and back. Visitors urged to enjoy the Golden Rule basement and a glass of Schlitz beer.
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Washington, D. C
The
Golden Rule
Schlitz Beer
Frightful dream injures Walters mill worker
Ed Hemilgarn reporting an injury after a nightmare caused him to thrash in sleep and wrench his shoulder from its socket. he remains unable to move the arm and wears a sling. The court session of Judge Fite Gerald continues with no verdict in the C L McGinnis versus F S McMahon case over a $28 poker chip debt from February.
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Ed Hemilgarn
Hemilgarn
Walters
C. L. McGinnis
F. S. McMahon
Fite Gerald
Looking After Dead Brother's Office
Frederick Kuentz, brother of the deceased, travels from the Sound to manage his brother's affairs. The eight siblings reside in the East except the one present. He will leave the estate settlement to Thomas Scot, named administrator in charge.
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Frederick Kuentz
Kuentz
Sound
Thomas Scot
Notice to debtors Ends October 16
All persons knowing themselves in debt to me must settle by October 16 or their accounts and notes will be placed in the hands of an attorney with instructions to collect. E. L. SMITH.
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Colleri
E. L. Smith
Warehouse Call on Tom Smart at Rear of Standard Grocery
A call placed for Tom Smart is set at the warehouse location behind Standard Grocery.
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Price
Tom Smart
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Dindinger, Wilson & Co
Cleaver Bros
Tallman & CO
Earnheart
Lota
Slaters
Echool
Kare
West Cour Street
Alta Street
Main
Severs
Urtdy
Rome
W. F. Earnheart
Association
the Postoffice Corps
J. B. Robbins
Sumpter
Business
A. Delgren
Sweden
Europe
Dalgren
Cc, Blade
Turner Oliver
Baker Ciy
Wade
Ladies’ Club
Baker City
la Grande Chronicle
M. J. Keating
T C. Taylor
Chas. Cunningham
Jack Canyon
W. W. Taylor
Mr. Taylor
S. Berkley
John L Cox
Oregon
William Howse
State Medical Society
Coe
Mays
T.y Ft
H. M. Willis
Athena
J.T. Williams
la Grande
Quis Loveridge
James
Will Oakley
Salem
Mise Myrtie Hudson
Milton
A. D. Stillman
San Francisco
Charles Cunningham
Condon
Iva
Lyons Mercantu
Attentig
Ma Pain MT Mek
S. L. Wakefield & G Music
COU
M. A. Rader
Wees
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