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Pendleton Eagle Valley News

Location

Pendleton, Oregon, United States of America

Date

Apr 29, 1905

Page

8

City brief notices from a busy local ad page

A jumble of advertisements and notices from Echo and surrounding towns. Mentions merchants, prices, rooms for rent, job wants, losses, and upcoming events, with names like McAdams, Roosevelt, Teutsch, Graham & Hunter, Eilers, Oliver & Co, and W. Be. Gunn. Also references to a new Echo News building, a bank, and a county convention of the Degree of Honor in Pendleton.

Roosevelt Deaton Lee Teutech Graham & Hunter Graham & Honter Brett Amy Cunnsatudte Deepuln Buttling Dutton AL Recoilte Eilers Pling Howe Court Teutsch's Mark Garfield Streets Aura Street Graham & Munter Joseph Basler Echo News Today Echo

Telephone Wires Down Near Holdman Road

Travelers entering town report a telephone line sags on a hill about a mile from town and a broken wire in the road creates a danger to teams passing.

Holdman Road

Easter sale nets a hundred dollars at Redeemer Church

In a local event, $100 was realized from an Easter sale at the Church of the Redeemer. The piece highlights the Thursday Afternoon Club's Trees and Their Uses program at Hotel Pendleton, with talks on native Oregon trees, historical trees, and forestry topics. A ribbon drawing and a “family tree” contest provided amusement, followed by refreshments. Several club activities and meetings are noted, along with a notice of a death in Portland, John P. Walker, 76, formerly of The Dalles.

Church of the Redeemer Thursby Thuredas Agearimente Mire U. C. Taylor Pendleton Honolulu Oregon J. Bean Atre Lane Lowell Burroughs Mra J. Halley Sig J. R. Dickson E. P. Marshall

Local notables call on Pendleton guests and visits

Dave McAtee of Heppner and A Hubbard of McKay Creek stop in town on short business. W W Sheppard, dentist of Irrigon, visits relatives. W C Kennedy returns from Walla Walla after a brief stay. El R Gambee and family from Ukiah stay at Hotel Bickner. Alexander returns from Portland. Miss Stoxamond Weight of Walla Walla visits Mr and Mrs A Kunkel and leaves for home. J W Maloney, Savings Bank assistant cashier, returns from Pomeroy after a visit. Colonel W F Butcher of Baker City is in town on legal business and at Hotel Pendleton. John Jesse of Startuck to Spokane for a few days in Engineer Butler’s new home. Garry Taylor joins Boston Store after coming from Portland. E B Conklin leaves for Ontario to head a school there next winter. A letter from D B Butley reports him now a card writer in Pittsburg opposite Allegheny. Dr Seeley of Lostine visits Pendleton for St. Anthony’s Hospital. Judge George Hartman Sr returns from Portland. he expects good results from the Oregon Development League convention.

Dave McAtee Heppner A. Hubbard McKay Creek W. W. Sheppard Irrigon W. C. Kennedy Walla Walla EL R Gambee Ukiah Bickerr Alexander Thie Portland E. B. Conklin Ontario T That Place Schoe

Enormous Willamette Valley Oak Reported Largest

The Willamette valley's largest oak is measured by County Surveyor Jones and M. P. Frult on the Wilson farm between Halsy and Shedd. Two feet from the ground the tree’s circumference is 20 feet and height yields an alti meter of nearly seven feet. At ground level its girth exceeds 22 feet, with a vast limb spread.

wWwamette Valley Willamette Valley Jones M. PP Wilson Halsey and Shedd Corvalio

Wealthiest Mineowner Clark to Build 1400 Mile Railroad

Senator W. A. Clark of Montana is touted as the world’s wealthiest mine owner and a major railroad figure. He plans a 1400 mile line from Salt Lake City to Los Angeles funded entirely from copper profits, with no bonds. The Wasco Catholic church will be dedicated May 7 by Rev. M. J. Hickey.

W. BE Gunn Wasco M. J. Hickey

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