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Newspaper
Pendleton Eagle Valley News
Location
Pendleton, Oregon, United States of America
Date
Apr 30, 1903
Page
8
Walla Walla County completes deal for 72 acre tract south of the city to the fair association trustees for a race track and grounds. Deeds signed in Portland after Mrs Henderson of Portland and Max Baumeister secured signatures. Grading to start Monday for mile track and stables with a county fair planned in fall.
Will Represent Baker. Hert Prescott will represent the Baker City high school in the coming Interscholastic oratorical contest to be held in this city, May 7.
Jack Mackay returns to Walla Walla after visiting Pendleton while George M. of Pacific Monthly is in the city. Several locals move or recover: Dr F Morse relocates here to live, Harvey Howe and D B Waffle improve, Miss Bertha Summer and Women of Woodcraft figures visit, and a new hospital contract plan is discussed. Local business, licenses, and personnel changes include C G Snyder new pharmacist, John Wilson fined, and ex Marshal J A Blakley sworn as deputy sheriff. Mrs Anna Culp recovers from appendicitis after surgery.
The Ferguson Maloney Building adjoining the East Oregonian Building was awarded last night. Foundations cost about 8500 dollars. Brick and stone 50 by 72 feet, two stories high. Architect C E Troutman. A D May to do brick and stone work. Despain and Clark to occupy basement and front floor. A Kunkle to occupy second story and rear floor.
The Matlock building contract was let this afternoon for 36890 dollars at the corner of Court and Garden streets. The brick structure will be 50 by 75 feet, two stories with a full basement, built to plans by T F Howard. Half of the first floor will house the electric light company offices and stores, with rear premises for storage. The second floor will be Matlock’s residence.
Dr. G. W. Tape, manager of Hot Lake Sanitarium, will purchase an automobile to carry the persona for a guest at the famous resort this season. Management is striving to complete the sanitarium in every detail with comforts and conveniences rivaling noted health resorts worldwide as the buildings near completion.
Members of Daphne Circle are invited to attend a meeting at 10 a m Friday morning at the Catholic church hosted by Mrs Kanasek and the Daphne lodge plans.
Fines for April totaled 455 dollars in cash. Several men paid their penalties in default. About 20,000 Irish rainbow trout, damp moss packed in muslin troughs and sealed to tin, are en route from Innishannon County Cork Ireland to Tokyo for a Japanese exhibition.
In Topeka Kansas the eleventh International Railroad Conference of the Young Men's Christian Association opens. More than 1000 delegates from the United States and from Mexico Canada and Denmark attend. President Roosevelt is due tomorrow to address delegates and lay the cornerstone for the new association building.
Teachers from nearly every Mississippi county converge in Vicksburg for the eighteenth annual state educators association convention. The program features papers and addresses by prominent educators and discussions of all educational fields. expected attendance surpasses 600, with leaders Kemper and Herbert among speakers.
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