Local visitors and residents populate Pendleton scene
UKiah visitors Ed and G Gumbee are in town with Mrs R Wilcox visiting Portland. Colonel August Arpwne arrives from Adams, G H Sutherland of the Golden Rule from Walla Walla. D Day and F H Bay at Hotel Pendleton Iron. Gus Freeman, farmer from Cold Spring country, and Mat Mosgrove of Milton in town. Bert Vincent taken to county hospital with typhoid. W H Bord merchant of Echo in Pendleton. Frank Fansher departs for Walla Walla to view the fair. he stayed at Hotel St George. Mr and Mrs L E Penland leave for Wallin Walla for the fair. Mrs J Hicks returns to Wallin Walla after visiting. J T Hinkle returns from Helix on legal business. James Peters resumes duties at Hoston Store after a week off. A daughter of Mr and Mrs James Williams in south town is very sick. J P Medernach of Pendleton visiting Walla Walla for the fruit fair. Helix area farmers Will Knight Joe Kennedy and Jaames Hill today. Mrs J H Parkes and children return from the Walla Walla fruit fair. Charles J Gray of Portland traveling agent for the Chicago St Paul Minneaplis Omaha is in town. Mr and Mrs W Kennedy also present.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
G Gumbee
Ukiah
W. H. Bord
Echode
Pendleton
Frank Fansher
Walla Walla
Fred A. Lieuallen
Adams
Hotel St. George
L. E Penland
Wallin Walla
J. Hicks
J. T Hinkle
Helix
James Peters
Hoston
James Williams
J .P. Medernach
Helix Country
Will Knight
Joe Kennedy
Jaames Hill
J. H. Parkes
Summer F and S Bitters Compound Syrup of Sarsaparilla
For Summer F and S Bitters the greatest of all system tonics. The correct tonic for all stomach disorders this compound syrup of sarsaparilia combined with burdock mandrake prickly ash dandelion stillingia iodide of potassium and iron. This compound is a powerful alterative tonic invigorator and blood purifier sold only by.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
F.&s
Locals and Visitors Stop in Pendleton This Afternoon
La Grande visitors Mrs Kennedy's sister Mrs Fred Ware hosted guests. J H Walker and wife, Cayuse farmer and justice of the peace, are in town for business. Townsend of Portland, guest of Frank J Macy, leaves for Spokane to visit friends. Ralph Warde returns from the mountains with birds sighted. Charien Cecil, formerly a Clinton, now in Palouse Washington, hopes to return to Umatilla County Pendleton home.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
la Grande
Kennedy
Fred Ware
J. H. Walker
Trane
Cayuse
Walker
A Townsend
Portland
Frank J. Macy
Spokane
Ralph Warde
Death of Levi Hayes Pendleton Pioneer 58 in Pendleton Med at Sisters hospital
Levi Hayes a Pendleton pioneer, died at Sisters hospital at 9:30 am after an operation for what was thought to be a bowel tumor but proved cancer. He came from Iowa 18 years ago and for years drove the Domestic laundry wagon. He was 58, survived by a wife and six children. Funeral arrangements not yet made, with a possible service Sunday.
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Levi Hayes
Pendleton
Sisters! Hospital
Moncey
East Oregonian
Timatiila
Iowa
Billy Hughes in Poor Health After Arrest
Billy Hughes, the barber, was arrested days ago in a drunken condition and remains in a deteriorated state. He is described as out of his head and unlikely to improve without institutional treatment or asylum care rather than county jail confinement.
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Billy Hughes
Jroniem
Jall
Eve at the Seaside Sealed by Sea Serpent Tale
ABaltimore American fragment recalls Eve’s seaside trip ending with a sea serpent offering a bathing suit, a tale presented as an old story about neighbors and a fatal day gone by.
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Baltimore
Large orders for stock cars from shipping firm Oregon
Shipping Point O R N Company reports strong demand for sheep cars for shipments from Eastern Oregon to Chicago Omaha and St Paul. Orders total 84 cars with sheep to depart Pendleton La Grande Meacham and other points led by John Town Great Falls dealer with 42 cars. Additional shipments to Omaha St Paul and Chicago outline a busy fall trade and include cattle movements via Portland for Talon Meat Company from John Day country valued at about 1000 a head.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
O. R. & N. Company
Oregon
Chicago
Omaha
St. Pan
Pendleton
John Town
Great Falla
la Grande
Meacham
St. Paul
Hunter @ Stevens
Portland
Talon Meat Company
John Day Country
C. M. Grima
Baker City Urges Delegates to National Irrigation Convention
Baker City Secretary Levens of the Chamber of Commerce calls for about 15 delegates to the National Irrigation Congress in Colorado Springs October 6. Congress has $6,000 allocated for regional reservoir projects to supply water, benefiting communities rather than individuals. Eastern Oregon aims to gain prestige and irrigation support through delegates, with the mass meeting showing strong local enthusiasm.
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Baker City
National Irrigation Contreat
Sai
Levens
Baker City Chamber of Commerce
Y Yeaterday
Congress
Mney
Colorado Springs
Common Council
Oregon
Oragon
Premium Sheep at Salem Exhibit by Baldwin Sheep & Land Co
The Baldwin Sheep and Land Company shows its vast Crook ranch in central Oregon with 20 000 to 60 000 top quality sheep. At Paris last winter manager J G Edwards bought the first premium sheep, boosting the flock and solidifying its status as a leading American breeder. The stock, all of the finest wool variety, includes prized bucks and best-in-class animals.
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Our State
Oaly
Wibl
Vikewlao
Jamie
Oregon
Fire
Oregonian
Baldwin Sheep & Land Company
Salem
Crook
J. G. Edwards
Roosevelt Receives Neighborly Respect At White House
A New York Sun accounts a homely reception for President Roosevelt with neighbors from Nasanu and Suffolk counties visiting. The piece contrasts warm, informal handshakes with formal White House ceremony and notes regional pride in the president and the community’s support. The Oyster Mey Truck Company and Atlantic Steam Engine Company participate in the celebration as old engines give way to modern fire apparatus.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Sweekent
Roosevelt
Athantic Steam Engine Company
New York Sun
Possible Chance in Land Colonization Near Albany
Frank Brown of Duluth Minnesota is buying large tracts near Albany to colonize and improve them. The Philadelphia Press notes modest expectations for achieving great wealth but suggests potential opportunities in land development. Brown is a prominent capitalist mentioned in relation to the venture.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Dauber
Crittech
Philadelphia Press
Frank
Brown
Duluth
Minn
Albany
Taxes Well Paid Up in Umatilla County
The sheriff’s office is sending statements to taxpayers who have not paid 1901 taxes urging payment before the first Monday in October when delinquency penalties begin. About seven eighths of the taxes are unpaid, mostly small lots, but many will likely respond before October.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Umatilla
Milkmen of Pendleton Fix Retail Prices in Notice
Notice from Pendleton milkmen dated Sept 24 1902 states new retail milk prices effective Oct 1 1902 with per day and monthly rates for pints quarts and gallons plus cream prices. Signatories include Cheney Bros Edwin Woody Sm Richardson Ed Morgan and W J Neil.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Pendleton
Cheney Bros
Edwin Woody
SM. Richardson
ED Morgan
W. J. Neil
Sil Students Registered at Oregon Agricultural College
Sil students are registered at the Oregon Agricultural College in Corvallis, compared with 222 enrolled at the same time last year.
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Sil
Oregon Agricultural College
Corvallis
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Edwin Clapp
Ideal Kid
Corona Colt
Vici
Sian Dindinger
Wilson & Co
Sii
Cleaver Bros
Ioast
Tallman & CO
Hughes
Choice City
Earnheart
Pendleton and Vicinity
Pope & Howard
Rovicher & Co
Windy City
Blooded Bucks
Charles Cunningham
Durkee
Premium Sheep
Welt
Tops, Vici Kid
Ieee
Wabti
Furniture - Care
M. A. Rader
The
White House
Biey Wayne
Hell
E. Te
ST. Joe
Lyons Mercantil
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