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Newspaper
Pendleton Eagle Valley News
Location
Pendleton, Oregon, United States of America
Date
Apr 10, 1906
Page
8
House cleaning time prompts a reminder of where to buy cleaning and disinfecting supplies at low prices. The advertisement offers a range of items including sulfur formaldehyde chloride of lime carbolic acid turpentine ammonia baking soda and whiting with option to supply any quantity.
Freewater news reports the old Freewater baseball team reorganized with plans for new purchases and a strong season ahead after a visit to Touchet. It notes political candidates arriving in the area, a horse injury, a county canning effort, and ongoing irrigation and ditch repairs.
The railroad warns it will dispose of unclaimed baggage accumulated in Port offices and baggage rooms. A posted notice lists the kinds of baggage at different offices on the system. All unclaimed items are sent to the Port.
The Seattle Star reports Ottawa will build roads along the west coast of Vancouver Island to improve navigation safety after the Valencia wreck. Government officials, including N P agent B B Blackwood in Victoria, propose telegraph extensions and life saving stations with surf boats to be deployed on the west coast.
Dr W G Cole county physician filed the March monthly report listing two diphtheria cases in Milton, ten deaths, 191 births and nine marriages. O R N officials Buckley and Campbell visited the city checking heavy passenger traffic with few delays as trains from the east arrived late. dancing classes begin at Millarkey hall with Prof Bouley directing.
A carload of 25 cavalry horses under J L Thomas of Union County passed through the city en route to Seattle for delivery to the government. They will be sent to the Philippines for army use and were purchased by Mr. McDonald of Walla Walla. The horses are described as excellent cavalry mounts. Begin Work on New Chapel. May start on the Congregational church west end chapel to seat about 200, with expandable wings and transepts for future enlargements.
A carload of 2 year old mares from England was unloaded in the city for rest and feed. They will be placed on Baldwin company's stock ranches in Crook county for distribution to Jack Edwards. Thirty three representatives from 17 counties will attend the State Grange at Albany on May 22, with Oregon listing 95 granges and 5440 members led by Mary S Howard.
Hudson Bay Land and Irrigation company moves to intervene in the Little Walla Walla Irrigation Union suit to have water rights defined as a two year compromise expired April first ended. Three thousand acres irrigated and more could use Little Walla Walla water, currently wasted. Support calls for legislation to regulate water distribution and use.
The Isthmian canal purchasing agency opens at 36 New Montgomery Street in San Francisco, giving Pacific coast bidders three extra days to submit bids for the final opening on April 13 at 10 20. Bids sent to San Francisco receive the same recognition as those to Washington. Also, Joe Houton and Mary V. Preston wed in Freewater with a small ceremony officiated by Rev. DeWeese.
G M Vinton will manage the Empire Tea and Crockery House in this city in place of W B Morrison who is president and resides in Spokane Morrison has been in the city for several days invoicing and receiving the Owl Tea House stock.
Statement notes makers claims lack disinterested support but Dr Pierce products cited as exception. It highlights public knowledge of ingredients, praise from medical men, and calls for consultation with Dr Pierce’s advisors for female ailments, stressing free confidential advice and privacy.
Judge Lowell has recovered from illness on his return from Portland and will leave for Portland tonight. He will visit Albany Eugene Roseburg Grant's Pass and other southern Oregon towns before returning to Corvallis then touring Toledo and Yaquin. He plans the trip between now and primary day and will be back in Pendleton before April 20.
Lloyd T. Harris, general organizer for the endowment rank of the Knights of Pythias, arrived in the city last evening and will stay several days to advance the order. Mr. King, the general organizer for the chapter, accompanies him.
The individual is known for extensive work across Colorado, Utah, Tolpha, Oregon, and Washington, with additional activity in British Columbia. He has been involved in the field here for several years and is well recognized in this section for his longstanding contributions.
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