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Pendleton Eagle Valley News

Location

Pendleton, Oregon, United States of America

Date

Aug 07, 1907

Page

5

City Briefities and Local Notices from Pendleton

A collage of notices and ads lists goods for sale and services offered in Pendleton. Items include dairy cows for sale, dry firewood, unfurnished rooms, furniture, millinery, a photo studio, stage schedules to Lehman Springs and Hidaway Springs, a five room cottage for sale or rent, a butter price, and entertainment venues like the Pastime Parlors. Also noted are camping gear, firearms for sale, and an uptick in arrests for drunkenness in July with patrol wagon strain cited by police. James Cornfield listed as manager for resort tickets.

W. A Daniels Fergy’s New Knox Sailors East Oregonian Lilleth Street Howman Photo Studio People't Warehouse Lehman Springs Alta House Brovela Goodman Hardware Company Widaway Springs Oregon Daily Journal Thomas Jefferson Casey Police Department Gritzmacher Wm, Scott Great Mountain Resort Hidaway Springs Oregon Pendleton Blue Mountains Wm. Scott Hidaway Alab Ore Demott & Co Tallman’s Alta Howse

California Doctor Visits City With Cousin Harness Pioneer

Dr W T Crawford of Fowler California is in the city for a short visit with his cousin James Crawford a well known pioneer harness man. Crawford plans a vacation and is seeing his first visit to the city Fowler is in Freeno county a leading fruit center. land ranges 250 to 500 dollars per acre with good returns James Crawford and family visited Dr Crawford on their California trip last year

Tiere California W. T. Crawford Fowler Cal James Crawford Crawford Thin City Freeno County Dr. Crawford

O R N Co Seeks Rail Track Valuation Cut

The O R N Company via its tax commissioner asked the board of equalization in Walla Walla to reduce track valuations. They proposed lowering 68 miles from 12000 to 10500 per mile, 62 miles from 10000 to 7920, and 5 miles from 7000 to 4762. The request was taken under advisement and likely denied.

County Court opens August term routine business

County officials including Judge Gilliand and Commissioners Walker and Lee convened the first day of the August term. The session focused on paying bills and handling routine court business.

Sos Gilliand Walker and Lee

Boost Club Meeting Promised By President Crank

The Boost club holds its regular monthly gathering this evening in the Commercial association rooms with a large attendance urged by President Crank.

Boost Club The Commercial Association Crank

Walla Walla City Debt Report Reveals $321,211.30 Owed

The city of Walla Walla shows total indebtedness of $321,211.30, with the previous notice listing $321,211.50 as the amount due. A finder is asked to return a lost pair of gold eyeglasses, a gold hair pin and chain to Mrs. Rowe Campbell. Tonight at the Star Theater features 2000 feet of new film and two illustrated songs.

Walla Walla Star Theater

Personal mentions fill La Grande and nearby cities

Edgar Smith leaves for Walla Walla on a brief business trip. Various residents, including McGinnia and son Charles, J. P. McManus of Pilot Rock, and Mayor Lieunailen of Adams, are noted on short business visits. Others plan trips to Spokane, Long Beach, or Athena, while some return from trips or outings. The list mentions locals, visitors, and workers from La Grande, Milton, Pendleton, and Enterprise, with brief notes on health, employment, and social plans.

Edgar Smith Walla Walla Ln McGinnia Charles Spokane

Alaska job rush at Catalina railroad office report

The Seattle News reports that the Catalina railroad employ office sends 100 to 150 men weekly to applications for the Copper River and North Western road project. The Santa Clara steamship carried 170 men.

Alaska Catalina Railroad Company Copper River Northwratern Saya Seattle News Santa Clara

Men to Enter Company Employ for Catalin Mission

A large force is at work, with men to be sent as they are available. The intention is to rush the work in every detail as the team prepares for Catalin.

Catalin

Gambling Curbs Endorsement Reaches Four Counties

District Attorney Hedges orders a complete stop to gambling in Clackamas Clatsop Columbia and Washington counties effective immediate enforcement. Deputies to close establishments within one week seize and destroy paraphernalia if operators fail. Hedges cites local cooperation and plans personal oversight in Clackamas.

Oregon City Oye Hedges Cympkamas Clateop Columbia Washington Clackamas Clatsop Astoria Iowa J. C. McCue W. H. Powell J. M. Wall Clackamas County Mr. Hedges

Island Park Planned for American Falls on Snake River

American Falls will gain a 20 acre island park in the Snake River near the townsite. The island will be cleared and planted with shrubs shade trees fruit trees and flowers. The island will be connected by boat access with the town and serve as a scenic recreation area.

American Falls Snake River Rolve Statesman

Mineral waters production gains nationwide in 1906

A Washington dispatch notes Oregon is not listed in the departmental annual output statement. US Geological Survey reports 1906 mineral water production at 48,615,395 gallons valued at $8,065,941, up from 1905 by 1,974,034 gallons and $1,574,590. Moro County Observer reports Benton county farmer profits of 2600 from 400 sheep bought at 4.50 per head with lambs at 4 and bucks at 5, wool 1.76 per head, stock left.

Oregon Department of Commerce and Labor Washington Dispatch United States Geological Survey United States Benton County Moro County

Walla Walla Police To Buy Helmets And Clubs

Walla Walla council authorized purchasing 12 police helmets and 12 war clubs after Chief Davis recommended the items as a nominal cost measure. Hunters on a county trip expect to return around August 10. Cholera devastates several provinces including Astrakkan Sim birek Ufa Kawin and Nishiot Rugale. Star theater offers 2000 feet of new Jim and two illustrated songs tonight.

Tichmeta Walla Walla Davis Fader, Maloney and Goldman Astrakkan Simbirek Ufa Kawin Nishiot Rugale

Umatilla County Prosperity Seen By Senator Smith

Dr. C J Smith of this city quotes Senator Smith from Pendleton saying Umatilla county will see a financial revolution due to bumper crops and high prices. Mortgage payments rise as banks hold 3 to 5.9 million dollars in the region, fueling new farmhouses, barns and autos for about 25 000 residents. The Wheat belt region broadly enjoys prosperity with wealth rolling in Eastern Oregon.

Umatilla County Smith Pendleton Salem Fton Umatilla

Delegates Appointed to Gulf to the Lakes Congress

Governor Chamberlain named two representatives for the Gulf to the Lakes Deep Waterway congress in Memphis Tennessee next October. Malcolm A Moody of The Dalles and Peter Logele of North Bend will represent their respective congressional districts.

Chamberlain Memphis Tenn Malcolm A. Moody The Dalles Peter Logele North Bend

Death of Infant Daughter in San Antonio Household

The six weeks old daughter of Mr and Mrs W A Leathers died at their home 1000 Enet Webb Street at 11 pm last night. The funeral will be at the residence at 10 am tomorrow forenoon.

W. A. Leathers Enet Webb Street

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Teutsch’s Dep't. Store Minna Bingham Springs Etuge James Cornfield Goodman T Hardware Company Louis Hunziker Main St Seasior Kceppens Mra J. P. McManus Pilot Rock T. A. Lieunailen Adams Charles Bellows Tee George Meeker Long Beach Genevieve Clark Méenchi Ethel Newquist Salt Lake City W. FH. King Cold Springs Charles McCumber Hermiston V. G. Callison Balfour-Guthrie Company Myrick Staton Jesse Alloway Asalon Peoples Warehouse Wallin Walla Willard Bond Robert Bond Arthur FitzGerald Thomas FitzGerald Porthind Ray Hayden la Grande Observer J. M. Blakley Wallowa County Blakley Brothers Enterprise N. D. Swearingen Mies Clara Monamu Athena Remin Mies Ethel Garfield Villa Walla la Grande John FP. Wilbur Union San Francisco Kelsay Pendleton-Portland Maud Frazier Milton J. F. Campbell Col. A. Reynolds Reynolds M. EB. Clay Northern Pacifico Vansyolo Northern Pacific Feot Jim Lydia B. Pinkham James Chester Lydia E. Pinkham 35Th St New York Mra, Pinkham Lydia EB Finkham Atilea C. J. Smith Home County Evening Telegram of Portland Beecham’s Beecham James Lehman Barna Tallman’s Drug Store Golden Rule Hotel
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