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Newspaper
Pendleton Eagle Valley News
Location
Pendleton, Oregon, United States of America
Date
Apr 03, 1907
Page
5
A compact column of city notices and small ads lists offerings from Peacock coal and Oregon Lumber Yard to room rentals, a Frazer April 3 event, special photography, and hardware products including an insurance gas stove. Items mention private rooms, a hotel, carriage services, and local business promotions.
The Commercial Association held its regular monthly session last night. President BM. A. Rader presided and Charles Marth acted as security pro tem. T. G. Montgomery and Dr EB Swinburne were unanimously voted in as members. Dr C J Smith praised the women’s cleanup drive and predicted less typhoid, but urged dampening sidewalks before sweeping to limit dust.
Fr C Roberts, from Iowa, engaged by A Q Ruby as his agent here after Ruby sails to Port Mind. Ruby plans to move his home to Portland next week or soon after. Roberts will stay on under Mr Reterts who will office in Commercial National bank. Roberts is nephew of George Swoteris and of Con eiersman Ellis.
Electric care by April 1 reports the completion of the electric car line near Freewater delayed by several shipments of supplies. Work trains run from Walla Walla to near the area, with cars expected by April 15. A monster excursion is planned for the opening day as the region readies for a holiday.
Pendleton Scandinavian club held a dance at Eagles hall drawing a large crowd and a 91 tekete fund, with a late sumptuous turkey supper in the banquet room. The East Oregonian noted the event as a historic epoch for the association.
In Weston court Mrs Mabel Warner faces charges linked to a forged will case. McCourt testifies his signature is a forgery as Judge Fee bars privileged letters. Luther Shellenberger places Mrs Warner at the bank with an envelope drop, while Hall details the will discovery. Moore and McDonald face gambling and property destruction counts, with McDonald to get court-appointed counsel.
Seat sales open Wednesday April 8 for La Follette lecture at the First Christian church on April 15. Pendleton Lecture bureau arranged seating with no reserves, prices 1.00 for adults and 0.50 for students. Attendees expected from Athena Weston Milton Helix Beho Hermiston Pilot Rock. Also notes local news: George T. Berry, once a Umatilla candidate, travels from California via Idaho to Bolac. Ferdinand Opitz, 77, died at Portland. he earlier baked there since 1862 and served on city council. Parney McKinney committed to insane asylum from Baker City. Wanted elderly lady to travel and care for two children. inquire Arlington Room 3.
Mr Rogers extends a seven day sale with three more pianos delivered in Athena Weston and Pendleton. Prices are low with easy payments and many instruments including Kimball Weser and self playing pianos remain. Buy now to bring enjoyment to home and provide your daughter practice on a quality instrument.
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