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Pendleton Eagle Valley News

Location

Pendleton, Oregon, United States of America

Date

Apr 08, 1904

Page

2

Power Plant Hope Hinges on Road Conditions

Washington & Oregon Power Company engineers survey site on the south fork of the Walla Walla for a new plant. A 48 inch hydraulic main will bring water to machinery from upriver. City and county cooperation are sought to upgrade Milton to Walla Walla road segments needed for heavy hauling. Completion aimed by October first, contingent on road improvements and material access. Horace Walker recently surveyed conditions to gauge county approval for shared road funding.

Washington & Oregon Power Company Walla Walla Pendleton Milton Walla Walla-Milton Horace Walker

Glee Club Concert Delights University Audience

University boys delivered an excellent entertainment at the Assembly hall last night. The performance showcased lively musical numbers and spirited group singing that drew an eager crowd and favorable remarks from attendees.

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Willamette University Glee Club entertains Pendleton crowd

The Willamette University Glee Club, praised for lively performances and Ralph Zercher impersonations, drew enthusiastic response in Pendleton. Doors opened at 8, and a fire sale at the Peoples Warehouse began at 8 with items offered at fire loss prices. expect crowded, first-come service as prices drop.

Dents Willamette University Glee Chicb Pendleton Ralph Zercher

Mr Gwinn’s Estimate On Wool Markets And Address Change

J H Gwinn secretary of the Oregon Woolgrowers Association expresses confidence in sustained good wool prices as eastern markets are not overstocked and buyers plan to send representatives west. Gaither changes residence from Rockville Maryland to Elizabethtown Kentucky after resigning as assistant superintendent of Umatilla Indian School.

J. Ho Gwinn Oregon Woolgrowere’ S Association Mins Gaither Kentucky Mise Mollie V. Glather Umatilla Indian School Ggegoy The East Oregonian Ehmage Rockville Maryland Elizabethtown Miss Gaither East Indian School

Letters to Rev Potwine at Boyd’s Office

The level of recommendation from the Church of the Redeemer to Rev. W. E. Potwine is at Col. E. BD. Boyd’s office until noon Monday. All who wish to sign the document must do so before that time.

Petition for Liquor License At The Peoples Warehouse

The county court will meet tomorrow at 9 o'clock to consider the petition for a liquor license presented by J. Tomlinson of Umatilla. Doors close between 12 and 1 for a one hour lunch break with all staff off duty during that hour.

J. Tomlinson Umatilla Peoples Warehouse

Wade auction nets proceeds from estate sale notes

The Wade estate sale at Commercial stables drew bidders nationwide. Books fetched $188.25, a 150,680 share position in Golconda sold for $7,270, and a one half interest in 240 acres of wheat went for $84. The Aeolian orchestral went to J F Robinson for 350 and the Red Borsock 150,080 shares sold to N C Richardson for 220. The auction adjourned at 3:45 pm to resume next morning at the O K feed yards.

J. F. Robingson Aeolian Orchestral Masonic Lodge Red Boy Wade Portland N. C. Richardson J. F. Robinson Knights Templar Masonic Hall James Spyder O. K

Umatilla County Seeks Separate Market Identity

Tassie Stewart, a Milton wheat and fruit raiser, urges Umatilla County to gain recognition for its products separate from Walla Walla. She notes Umatilla produced a portion of the US wheat crop in 1807 and argues labeling as Umatilla county products will boost local pride and market presence.

Umatilla County Tassie Stewart Milton East Oregonian Walla Walla United States

Peoples Warehouse Sale Opens at 8 Tomorrow

Doors of the Peoples Warehouse in the Inland Empire will open at eight oclock tomorrow for a grand fire sale. The store claims the largest stock in Oregon outside Portland and promises astonishing low prices with 45 salespeople ready to assist. Clerks report to Mrs. Shiverick at the rear door and the sale begins promptly at eight with a rush expected.

Peoples Warehouse Inland Empire People Warehouse Oregon Portland Mr. Shiverick Peoples'Warehouse

Young Men's Institute to Organize in Pendiston

Father Lower of Portland will arrive in Pendiston Thursday evening to organize a Young Men's Institute at Milarkey hall on Court street. The Catholic church sick benefit order unites church youth and provides a sick and accident fund. Lower is currently in Walla Walla preparing another institute.

Father Lower Portland Pendiston Milarkey Hall Court Street Catholic Church Walla Walla

Arbor Day Program Opens Outdoor School Exercises

Arbor Day observances were held this afternoon on the north steps of the high school building marking the first sunlit outdoor spring event. Students joined in songs recitations and tree planting as all the schools participated on the grounds around the schoolhouse.

Leaves for Honolulu on chance to settle there

R H Potwine brother of Rev W E Potwine left Falks Store Idaho this morning to join his father and brother at Heppner and go to Honolulu. He will stay at least a year to assess climate and opportunities, keeping his Idaho land interests but planning to return and relocate permanently if favorable.

R. H. Potwine W. E. Potwine Falk Idaho Heppner Honolulu

New County Road Proposal Aims at Walla Walla Area

Horace Walker of Helix returns from Walla Walla to study a road along the south fork from Milton to the Walla Walla vicinity near the planned power site for Washington and Oregon Power Company. Portland city council designates Oregon Daily Journal as official paper for the coming year, underbidding Telegram and Oregonian on printing. Pendleton council awards city printing to the highest bidder.

Portland City Council of Oregon Daily Journal Journal Telegram The Oregonian Pendleton

Seeks Her Lost Son From Cecil Oregon

Mrs. Vesty A. Allyn of Cecil Oregon reports her son Harry Allyn came to Pendleton in June 1903 seeking harvest work and has not been heard from since. She fears foul play and asks to hear from him.

Vesty A. Allyn Cecil, Oregon The East Oregonian Harry Allyn Pendleton

Pendleton Academy Reception Tonight Hosted by Mrs Bleakney

Pendleton Academy hosts a reception to students by Mrs W H Bleakney from 7 40 to o tonight at the academy. The evening features refreshments music games and a general sociable program offering entertainment for attendees.

Pendleton Academy W. H. Bleakney Academy

Judge Hartman Returns from Walla Walla on Estate Work

Judge Hartman has returned from a visit to Walla Walla where he has been for several days on business connected with the distribution of the estate of Willam P. Sturgis, of which he is a trusted party in the matter.

Walla Walla Hartman Willam P. Sturgis

Painting and paper hanging by Tawoor in outdoor placings

Tawoor offers top grade painting and paper hanging services. Specializes in outdoor placements and finishes with high quality results for homes and businesses. Reliable workmanship and attention to detail highlighted in local ads.

Mineral Exhibit Attracts Baker City Collector

R Mellie of Baker City oversees a large mineral ore collection in a private display. Fred R Mellie, also of Baker City, visited Pendleton today for Wade property sale and noted the state exhibit will ship to St Louis with over 40 cases sent previously. LeConte the pianist, jailed recently on fraud charges, will be released after a satisfactory settlement.

R. Mellie Baker City Mitrai Fred R. Mellie Pendleton Wade Mellia ‘Ie St. Loula Fair United States LeConte

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