Farewell reception for Rev. John Uren at Thompson Street M E Church
September 16 1902 attendees from local and other congregations honored Rev John Uren at a farewell at Thompson Street M E Church A silver service and gold headed cane were presented in appreciation of five years of service in Pendleton gifts announced by Rev W E Potwine Rev R W King Rev J Dixon and Rev G W Rieler performed instrumental and vocal selections refreshments served and attendees lingered to show regard for the pastor The Frazer theater will show Lost in New York next Saturday evening September 2 with scenic displays and performances Seats available at Prunier's book store
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
John Uren
Thompson Street
M. E
Mr. Uren
Uren
Pendleton
W. E. Potwine
R W. King
J. Dixon
G. W. Rieler
Lost
New York
Bio
Frazer Theater
Great East River
Battery Park
Blackwell's Island
Insane Asylum
Prunier's Book
Not Doomed For Life About Piles Cure By Arnica Salve
W A Greer of McConnelville Ohio writes of three years treated by good doctors for piles and fistula. When felled Bucklen's Arnica Salve cured him in two weeks. Also mentions cures for burns cuts corns sores eruptions salt rheum piles or no pay. 3c at Tallman & Co. drug store. Also notes a cheap excursion to Baker City by O R N Co with September 18 ticket sale Pendleton to Baker City and return $3.75 for teams arriving Baker City on September 18. tickets expire September 15.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
W. A Greer
McConnelville
Bucklen
Tallman & Co
Baker City
Pendleton
Town Welcomes Visiting Notables From Many Cities
Walla Walla visitors include J F Krebs and J M Stone from Athena and Weston others from Athens Battle Creek and Portland. Local residents return from carnivals mountains colonists from The Dalles and upper Columbia conference travelers head to homes after district business and hospital plans. Dozens of names attend events in town from Prescott to Great Falls and cattlemen plan shipments and grazing transfers.
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Jerry M. Stone
Athena
D. McAtee
Athens
William Musgrove
Hotel St. George
Wiliam Mack
Portland
Ned Howland
Umatilla County
Charlies Cameron
Sharman Fowler
Battle Creek
Mich
G. A. Robbins
J. A. Collier
Milton
Rose Fletcher
People's Warehouse
Lenden Garretson
Dalles
Pilot Rock
Bubb McCullough
A. R. Hunter
Herbert Bovilan
Eon Cohen
E. B. Jones
H. Krueger
C. R. & N. Trato
August Kreuger
Charles H. Carter Lef
Punco
JL. I. Tallman
Walla Walla
Woolgrowers Debate Reserve and Allotment Details
A meeting discusses Oregon ranges with Woolgrowers favoring a reserve and allotment plan. Speakers from Morrow, Grant, and Umatilla counties push for timed entrances, equal grazing, and long term allotments to avoid scramble. J. H. Dobbins opposes allotment. Webb supports reserve. Young voices Cascade reserve views. William Williamson recalls wolf and medical bounty debates and state funding history.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ruge
Matilla
Webb
Walla Walla
Young
Cascade Reserve
J. H. Dobbins
Joseph
Wallowa County
Objections to Oregon scalp bounty law debated
A speaker argues the scalp bounty measure costs are manageable and necessary for Oregon. He defends state funding for education and public works, notes local objections to penalties, prisons, salmon hatcheries, and the scalp bounty, and shares a farmer’s sheep business concern over hound scarcity. The talk continues.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
State University
Oregon
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St Dindinger
Wilson & Co
Cleaver Bros
J. F. Krebs
W. L. Derris
Weston
J. W. Tallman
The
Tallman & Co. Drug Company
J. V. Tallman
Harry Folcom
Mountaina
Frank Myers
N. H. Cotrell
Prescott
Wash
Mr. Cotrell
Wyrick
John Town
Great Falls
Mont
Town
Montana
Joe
Anton Vey
Morrow
Hinds
Grant County
Cooper
Williamson
Earnheart
Baere
Oto 1
Kure
Alta Street
Main
Bevernsi
Bridge
Rome
Real Eetete
W. F. Earnheart
Association
Fearn- Inc
Staten
Gilliam County
Congress
Welt
Owl
Gore
Sean
John Day
E. T. Wiis
ST. Joe
LYONS
S. L. Wakefield & Co
CARPE
M. A. Rader
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