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Newspaper
Pendleton Eagle Valley News
Location
Pendleton, Oregon, United States of America
Date
Apr 29, 1905
Page
2
A fragment notes a new glass line, labeled Present, possibly a fake resembling Crystal Pads. It compares a 75 cent Gold Dollar offer with a 25 cent Mother's Pride coffers claim, prompting uncertainty about value and authenticity.
Pendleton society buzzes with a string of events after Lent, led by the Chafing Dish club party at Maude hall, Fraser Opera House dramatic entertainments, and Revelers dancing at Music hall. Hosts emblazon Windsor Indian robes and elegant decor while guests from Portland Boston Hartford and Washington attend.
A pawnshop in the Bowman Building was broken into during the night and about $50 worth of guns watches and knives were stolen. The break in occurred through a 3 by 6 foot glass panel with the robber crawling inside. This is the second break in at Hardwick's shop in three months and no arrests have been made.
A resident says the Columbia River and Northern railroad, possibly linking to the Northern Pacific, will revive Golden Dale and is expected to extend the line to Prosser, per The Dalles Chronicle.
Pendleton Presbytery in session unanimously endorses uniting the two branches of the Presbyterian church as urged by the general assembly. The Irregon church is received into the presbytery with a pastor to start about June 7. Applications for new churches at Bend and Sisters Crook county are referred to committees for investigation. New officers named: Moderator Rev A J Adams stated clerk J M Cornelison permanent clerk J K McGillivray sabbath school missionary Rev BF Harper temporary clerk Rev W Commersford. Participants listed include ministers from Moro Prineville Milton Pendleton and Portland and Umatilla reservation representatives. The session adjourns tomorrow night.
B. Farneworth sold his 7006 old ewes and lambs, ranged near Rhea's aiding, to A. K. Smythe of Arlington. The price was $1.25 per head. He also sold the wool clip from the band at 16 cents a pound.
The Arlington Record notes the contract work on the new rail road is nearly finished with the Rock creek bridge completed. Track laying remains and minor structures such as side tracks stockyards depots will be rushed to completion before transfer to the operating department. Trains soon to run regularly between here and Condon.
Holding barley for 820, grainbuyers estimate at least 60,000 bushels in Turner extension warehouses, some still held by original owners. A $20 price is rejected as coast markets don’t justify buying. Reports say the crop looks banner potential if frosts stay away, with ideal weather and timely showers.
Reverend J Anthony Mitchell, noted for wide travels and rare interpretive study, will give a lecture at the Presbyterian church this evening on the Catacombs of Rome. He has studied Rome’s tombs and catacombs and promises an entertaining talk. All are invited to attend.
Real estate transfers list includes Mary L Worthington and Hugh Worthington conveying BE 1-4 of BE 1-4 section 22 and SW 1-4 of BW 1-4 section 32 in township 5 north of range 36 east. Also J D Brown to William Caldwell transfers include lots 7 in block 65 of Reserva tion addition for 1800 dollars in consideration.
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