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Pendleton Eagle Valley News

Location

Pendleton, Oregon, United States of America

Date

Apr 17, 1907

Page

5

Various Local Advertisements and Notices in Oregon

A collage of classified ads offers wood and coal from Peacock brand coal and Oregon Lumber Yard, furnished rooms and housekeeping spaces, a private dressmaker position, lodging house sale, hotel stays in Portland, and goods from Goodman Hardware Co. Includes wood fuel sales, farm supplies like cottonwood posts, horses, harnesses, and a sale of finishing for amateurs at Bowman studio, plus a lost hound reward and a notice about new Hard Wheat tour promotion.

Peacock Oregon Minnis South Main Street Thompson Street Walters Garden Street Leathers Transfer Co W. Webb St Logan Street Oregon Lumber Yard Bowman Studio Alta House P. Schneider Nolin Portland Oregon Lomter Yard Panl Webb Street Goodman Hardware Co

Missing Oregon sheep official prompts alarm in commission

Thomas Boylen president of the Oregon sheep commission is missing after leaving Cheyenne on March 27 bound forMer ing Cal and Denver. He aimed to return by April 7 for commission matters, but has not been heard from, raising concern alongside Dan P. Smythe. Lytle notes crew anxiety over delays and absence of Boylen impacts the Portland meeting plans.

Thomas Boylen Oregon Sheep Commission Dan P. Smythe Boylen Sheep Commission Cheyenne Wyo Smythe Mering Cal Denver Portland Boylon Lis Lytle W. . Lytle Oregon

Eddy suit in Concord asks accounting of property

April 17 Eddy sues for an accounting of property. The answer filed this afternoon denies most allegations and claims the action was not brought in good faith. Each defendant says the action was without Eddy's consent or knowledge, alleging it was prompted by her enemies to discredit her. They deny Mrs Eddy's mind or impairment. Also notice: for rent a four room cottage at 100 Bluff Street and two houses listed by H Bean.

Concord N. H Are. Heddy Acton Eddy Mra. Eddy

Local Notables and Travelers Parade Through City

Dozens of residents and visitors arrive or depart, including W and B Byern headed to Portland, Mrs Edward Manassee of Athena, Ray Alexander from Thenatllin, M A Ferguson editor of Houx Herald, William Holdman of Adama, F Livengood of Teutsch store in Umatilla, Mrs Walter Pierce from Grand Ronde, Will Moore of Pacific Coast Elevator to Echo, Mrs E P Dodd from Hermiston visiting relatives, W A Crank to Baker City and Hot Lake, John Perkins to St Anthonys hospital, Dr William Spencer from Huntington, George Ferguson from Umatilla, K Bland Hermiston postmaster, George B Smith with O R N, Mrs C E Eppinger and son to Echo, Mrs Helena Rhea of Hepptier returning home, Mrs Guy Wyrick to arrive tonight, Street Commissioner John Glinn cock home from Southern Idaho, Mrs D W Campbell from Portland visiting, J A ONeill and C F Van De Water to Echo, N Berkeley to Anker City for Gold HIM group work, Moe Taylor returning from Portland, William Deall leaving for home, B Judd of Judd & Root wool buyers arriving from Hartford for the wool season, Henry Thompson to Walla Walla for Order of Artisans meeting, Mary Dupuis to Walla Walla for artisans district meeting, assembly delegates to Garder City, Win Johnson returning to Pendleton to prospect placer property.

W. &. Byern Portland Edward Manassee Athena Ray Alexander Thenatllin M. A. Ferguson The Houx Herald William Holdman Adama Ifor F. Livengood Teutsch Despartment Umatilla Walter Pierce Grand Ronde Will Moore Pacific Coast Elevator Company Echo Mra. E. P. Dodd Hermiston Relaves W. A. Crank Baker City Hot Lake John Perkins Cold Springs St. Anthony’s Hospital William ©. Spencer Huntington Fred A. Lieuallen George Ferguson Alexander Umatilla, Co K. Bland George B. Smith Hig C. E. Eppinger and Son H. E. Bartholomew Helena Rhea Hepptier W. E. Brock Guy Wyrick San Bernardino Cal John Glinncock Idaho D. W. Campbell Campbell J. M. Keeney J. A. O'Neill C. F. van de Water N. Berkeley Anker City Glade Creek Mies Moe Taylor H. J. Taylor Armstrong Business Eolstone William Deall Heppner B. ¥. Judd Judd & Root Wool No. & Snet Hartford Cann Comig

Sheverman to Appeal Case to Supreme Court

Jacob Sheverman plans to appeal the Matlock-Sheuermain dispute to the supreme court after a trial here. D W Walley, his attorney, said papers are prepared for the appeal and will be filed this afternoon at Somerrow. The case arose from a 400 dollar claim over a book bought by Matlock from Sheverman, who allegedly gave a gambling game and later disputed payment before a verdict favored Matlock.

Matlock Shevermaan Loeter Atierwerde Meatlock

Inquiries Concerning the Statue of the Check

Mr Bailey believes the Wither will pursue inquiries concerning the check statue. The judgment in the wood case for appeal favors reversal. Bailey says his client also weighs HAwaggart's proposal for double the amount, but the matter awaits the Supreme Court's ruling on the current case.

Bailey iEure Ho Fe Bailey Sulog Hawaggart Supreme Court

La Follette Declines Ankeny Hospitality in Walla Walla

Senator Robert W. La Follette of Wisconsin, touring Walla Walla, declined an invitation to dine at Senator Leo Ankeny’s Garden City home and refused a trolley ride to Milton citing illness. The decision followed Ankeny’s opposition to La Follette amendments on the railroad rate bill, and avoidance of aligning with alleged railroad corruptionists.

Water la Pollege Washington Milton Senator Ankeny la Follette Senator la Follette Hig

Guns Arrive for Local Militia Company drills begin soon

Full equipment except uniforms has arrived for the local militia company from Porthind. Guns will be stored in a room adjoining the armory once racks are built. The first regular drill by Company TL will occur this afternoon or tomorrow with preliminary instructions given without arms. A senior squad trained some members as drill masters to assist until officers are named. Boise imposes dog taxes of 9 and 8. A veteran bought the Damon farm north of La Grande for 19,000 for 20 acres.

Porthind Company TL

Pasture to Rent by W A Mike in John Day city

W A Mike el of John Day offers summer pasture for up to 150 head of horses at reasonable rates. He has an excellent John Day river pasture and stock handling gear. He can be found at the O K fee yard during city stay and will meet sellers with stock to pasture. Read the East Oregonian.

W. A. Mike John Day John Day River O. K. Fee Yard City

Blood Purifier touted as cure for chronic sores and ulcers

An old sore or ulcer is a symptom of blood impurity and is said to persist unless the blood is cleansed. The text argues external salves fail while S S S purifies the blood, removes the cause, and heals the sore permanently, inviting readers to request a free book and medical advice from The Swift Specific Company in Atlanta.

S.S.S Swift Specific Company Atlanta, GA

Also Mentioned on This Page

Childrens Louis Hunziker Optician Main St Central Meat, Co. Carney, Ramsdell & Co Bluff Street H. . Bean Uma Soda A.C. Koeppen & Bros Pendleton,ore Henry Thompson Walla Walla Order of Articans Artican Alpha Msembly Mary Dupuis Order of Artisans Order Umiatitin Garder City Win Johnson Pendleton Johnson Granite Gem Sheverman Luwe Cope Boise Hiran Velislus Damon la Grande Wonder Store Sherman Clay Jesse Failing Mgr East Oregonian St. Weat Union Ohio
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