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Pendleton Eagle Valley News

Location

Pendleton, Oregon, United States of America

Date

Aug 02, 1904

Page

8

Missouri Kansas Farm Prosperity Amid Floods and Rich Crops

L G Frazier reports strong business conditions across Missouri and Kansas with abundant corn, tall 12 to 15 foot stalks, and high deposits in Linn County. Wet weather remains a setback but most crops are in fine condition. strikes push up meat prices while local markets adapt with private butchering to sustain demand.

Missouri Kansas L. G. Frazier Frazier Pleasonton

Troutman Adds Architect as Pendleton Building Boom Grows

Building activity in Pendleton has surged, prompting architect C E Troutman to hire Lewis M Dale of Portland to handle increased stone foundation work on the new west side school. Excavation wraps up today with operations to continue on other schools at a rapid pace. Dale is due to arrive in Pendleton tomorrow to join the local office.

West Side C E. Troutman Pendleton Troutman Lewis M. Dale Portland Pendietan

Runaway Wagon Injures Local Man Near Mission

Jack King of near Mission suffered a badly bruised head and face after a runaway team threw him from his wagon near St. Anthony's hospital on Court street. He was unconscious when found but Dr. C J Smith said the injuries do not seem serious and King should recover in a day or two despite heavy drinking prior to the accident.

Jack King Mission St. Anthony's Hospital Court Street King C. J. Smith

Death of Rosa Perry at Indian Agency

Rosa Eva Perry died this morning at the Indian Agency from summer complaint. She was the 2-year-old daughter of Mr. and Mrs. Edward Perry, who recently moved from Roseburg Oregon to the Umatilla reservation. Funeral services will be held tomorrow afternoon with Rev Father Neate of St Andrew's mission officiating. The Perrys are mixed bloods and recently arrived at the reservation.

Rosa Eva Perry Edward Perry Indian Ageney Father Neate St Andrew’s Mission

Wheat market report shows steady price rise

No sales of this season's wheat crop of consequence have been reported but prices continue to advance. Normal quotations today range from 65¾ to 66¾ cents for club and 83 1/4 cents for bluestem.

Wheat yield report from Pennington county farm

The county reports one high wheat yield from John Gagen's farm about seven miles north of Pennington. He has threshed 200 bushels from 760 acres, averaging four bushels per acre, with a total of about 30,000 bushels on 750 acres.

John Gagen Pen- Mieton

East Prosperous Says General Prosperity Noted in East

A. C. Funk reports business conditions uniformly satisfactory in the East and Middle West despite strikes. He spent time in Berks County, Pennsylvania, noting limited impact from labor strife outside the West. Crops are generally fine, with farming changes easing profits worries for Eastern farmers. a construction train accident near a tunnel caused two injuries.

A. C. Funk East Middle West Colorado Emat Kansas Missouri Nebraska Oregon Funk Pennsylvania

Hoodlum vandals strike Brownfield and Nowlin homes

Hoodlum youths last Sunday vandalized the Brownfield apartment and Nowlin's new residence on Willow Street. They cut a screen door latch to enter Nowlin’s place, upturned paint cans, and smeared paint over walls and a prepared warmscotting, causing extensive damage. Property owners vow to pursue legal action to protect their property.

Brownfield Nowlin Willow Street Nowlin Place

Disappointed Prisoner Gets Short Jail Time

Holand Soper woke in city jail and wandered free with $5.26 of his in possession. He went to police court demanding property. Judge FitzGerald notes resisting an officer and being drunk. Sentence suspended on the resisting charge. $5 to be restored. Soper was arrested by Officer John Brown after noon yesterday. The drunken man became unruly and required assistance to reach the jail.

Holand Soper FitzGerald Soper John Brown

Train No 2 narrowly avoids collision near Dalica

Passenger Train No 2 of the GO KR and N crashed into a construction train near Dalica at 12:06 yesterday. The collision occurred as No 2 emerged from tunnel No 1 en route to Pendleton, threatening a serious wreck.

Dalica Pendleton

O R N Booklet Out and On Sale Across Northwest

O R N booklet titled Oregon Washington and Idaho is now distributed. Edited by B M Hall the compendium offers accurate statistics and history of the northwest with farm and coal descriptions. Postage four cents to Portland for mailing to friends in the East.

Inland Empire Oregon Washington Idaho O. R. & N. Company Nasseneger Department B. M. Hall Northwest East Halto Fue Portland Tony Gortlers

New Catholic Church at Athena Being Built

The new Catholic church at Athena, planned on the site of the old church, should be ready by September though delays from contractor H. King’s accident push back work. The building will be 60 by 60 feet with an annex providing living rooms for the resident priest, totaling about 2000 dollars.

Athena H. King

Manly Camping Party Enjoying Meacham Scenery

A jolly camping group encamped near J. L. Barker’s Meacham home plans to stay through the hot season. The party includes Mia Robbing Mumford Brown Ness Wells Walker Rigby Arthur Rigby and others. Also notes Tom Balcomb charged with furnishing liquor to Spokane Jim was turned over to Sheriff Taylor. prisoner awaits arraignment or possible federal grand jury proceedings in Portland.

Meacham J. L. Barker Meacham Station T Ao Mia G. A. Robbing J W. Mumford Brown Jim Ness Mr. Barker Tom Balcomb Spokane Jim Taylor Maraha James Wilsom Wilson Portland United States Grand Jury

Land Transfers Near Milton Involves Weaver Wharton

H E Weaver disposed of 44 acres near Milton to George W Wharton for 140. Deed placed on record. Soren Morensh and wife transfer 1 acre near Milton to Dayli Clark for a similar consideration.

H. E Weaver Milton George W. Wharton Wey Soren Morensh Dayli Clark

J G Warren Confined on Insanity Charge

J G Warren was placed in the county jail at night on a charge of insanity. He had been drinking heavily of late and at times imagines people are pursuing him. It is thought his mental derangement may be temporary.

J. G. Warren County Jal Warren

Marriage License Issued for Alva Woolesy and Dora Fame

Marriage license issued today to Alva J. Woolesy and Dora Wl fama, both of this county, by County Clerk Frank Saling. New Jersey has a village of epi ties. we.

Alva J. Woolesy Dora W'lfama Frank Saling New Jersey

Notice on debt collection plan from Van Alntine firm Pendleton Oregon

Notice states a plan for collecting debts under a no collections no charges offer. Invites readers to call Main 111 for a representative to contact them. Dated at 114 E Court Street Pendleton Oregon and managed by HV Lipe & Co.

van Alntine, Gordon & Co. Mercantile Agency & Tradesmen’s Alliance Lipe & Co E Court Street Pendleton Oregon

City Council to Meet. Debate Over New Jail Likely

The regular city council meeting set for tomorrow evening will be unusually busy due to the fire department's monthly duty. Despite talk of a new city jail, councilman FitzGerald says the old jail, with some repairs, would suffice.

Cty Council City Enid

Regular Meeting Postponed by Commercial Association

The Commercial Association's regular monthly meeting, planned for this evening, is postponed one week. President J A Borie extended the session due to many members attending Oregon Improvement League sessions in Portland. A large attendance is urged for next Tuesday night August 9 to discuss important association matters.

The Commercial Association J. A. Borie Oregon Improvement League of Portland

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