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Newspaper
Pendleton Eagle Valley News
Location
Pendleton, Oregon, United States of America
Date
Apr 25, 1905
Page
5
Local clues and brief advertisements note sunny weather and daily services. Entries include stores like Roosevelt's Boston Store and Graham & Hunter, rental offers on Jane Street, second hand goods buyers, shoe trade growth, and various crafts, groceries, and bookshops.
A notice states the Umatilla Meat Market will conduct a butcher business at the premises in the future. It implies a change or addition to current operations and signals upcoming activity at the local market location.
A Pendleton reader defends local paint sales against a recent attack. He cites Brock and McConmais analyses affirming paint purity and announces permanent residence in the city. He invites inquiries and promotes a charity benefit performance next May 2 featuring the farcical skit Poor Pillocoddy at Fraser Opera House with rehearsals at Mrs. F. W. Vincent’s home.
A local affair reports an official cow catcher caught misbehaving with the town marshal noting daily complaints. Separately La Grandé residents estimate a 30 percent beet yield increase this year with Union becoming a beet rising center due to soil and climate suitability.
John Shaw and wife, who recently built a fine new home at Echo, visited the city yesterday for trading and bought a large bill of furniture from Graham & Hunter and fitted their house with purpetes at the Great Eastern.
Crowner Zua Crowner and Lee Todd, both of Pendleton, were married at 4 p.m. yesterday at the groom’s mother’s home on College Street. The couple plan to reside in Pendleton at their new home.
The Spokane league team secured a decisive 6 to 0 victory over the Palouse Giants at Palouse. The win reinforces the league's strong form and the Palouse squad struggled to respond.
ER Stark of Weiser Idaho is a guest at Hotel St George today. Dr and Mrs C W Jewell from Weiser Idaho visit here. Carl Gilbert and wife of Echo are on a trading and business trip. Mr and Mrs John Fhaw of Echo are guests at Hotel Bickers while in town. Mrs Hugh Scott and Miss Bartley from Weston shop here. John McCourt returned from Salem after weeks with his mother. Grandma Munro, visiting Mrs Falling, travels to Wallula on extended trip. Prof M H McMinn visited Walls Walla for open-air park business. Mr and Mrs BE F P Dodd Jett depart for Baker City to visit relatives. Rev M W Howard and W R Howard travel to Kabhlotua Washington on a weeklong business trip. E Harper of Blue Mountain Creamery comes from La Grande for several days here. Willam Higgins and wife of Utilla visit for trading. stay at Hotel Bickers. Engineer G S Butler moves to new south hill residence. furnishings by M A Katler and A C Ruby. J B Stoffie from Echo, with Robert Stanfield, on Pendleton to Cold Springs telephone line work. Winnie Privett heads to Walla Walla for a two week visit with Mr and Mrs Roscoe Drumheller. post office vacation. Mrs Guy Wade and baby sail tonight to Los Angeles. permanent move. Mira Kinney will accompany to Portland.
McMinn's Orchestra will give a lively weekly concert at Music Hall tonight. The program features high quality selections rehearsed with care and promises a delightful treat. Prof McMinn will highlight these programs during the summer months with notable pieces and solos by Willam Tell, Overture The Land of the Midnight Sun, and other works.
Nome dispatch reports all ice gone from the Bering Sea, enabling an early season. Steamship companies plan to start sailings two weeks ahead, with first vessels now expected in mid May rather than June. The navigation season opens nine months early, Seattle reports say.
Sacramento, April 25. The defense in the Bunker's case opened this morning with Bakersfield witnesses testifying that Detective Hartling is unworthy of belief.
Former Senator Frank J. Cannon departed Salt Lake City for Europe severing ties with the Salt Lake Tribune. He ends his vigorous campaign against the Mormon church and withdraws from public life.
County Judge MecHaley explained to school officers that under apportionment stems from over 11000 of the fund not turned over by the sheriff’s office to the county treasurer and thus not available for appropriation. If balance had been received, per capita would have reached 6 dollars, notes Grant County News.
Walla Wallans who own cars organize an Automobile club. Members include Frank and Robert Moore A R Burford LL W Roberts W W Baker A R Johnson C Johnson Dr J F Cropp J J Elam Thomas J Drumheller H Peck Gilbert Hunt Co two Frank Googins W A Hunt of Cash Cycle Co and W A Houghton.
Trains No 1 expected at 9 am instead arrived 8 30 pm as a stub train held up by a cave in of a Union Pacific tunnel in the Rocky Mountains. Two morning trains expected tomorrow as through traffic resumes tonight east of Pocatello. Conductor W H Kelsay may dead head to Huntington tonight to rejoin delayed trains tomorrow.
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