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Pendleton Eagle Valley News

Location

Pendleton, Oregon, United States of America

Date

Aug 09, 1906

Page

5

City Brevities and Local Ads Fragment

A mixed city brief page lists job ads room rentals and shop offers. It mentions Baker & Folsom furniture and carpets, Des phin’s Cashessie bargain counters, Hotel Oregon Portland, and a job ad seeking salesmen with address Dept. 2 1010 Atwood Bldg Chicago.

Tulle Ostermoor Mattgerises Baker & Folrom College Street Baker & Folcom Rader’s Desphin’s Cashessie Baker & Folsom's Portland Oregon Jermanent Atwood Hidg Chicago

Lost Boys Found After Mountain Trek Near Kiloker Springs

Gilbert Konlveski’s two sons went hunting in the mountains near Kiloker Springs last Friday. They were found exhausted about two miles from the camp by Mike Lynch and brought to safety. The younger boy, ten, was weak after sixty hours without food or shelter. The older boy, twelve, cared for his brother during the ordeal.

Gilbert Konlveski Bie Mradowe Mike Laneh Pier Mtr Lynch Konigeski Mather

Tender Night Survives As Brother Keeps Fire Going

A young boy and his older sibling endured two cold nights out in the wilderness. The elder kept fires burning and built a bed of elf and branch for comfort, using his coat to shelter the younger as he cried.

Grand Ronde irrigation project proposed by Pierce firm

Walter Pierce and the Grand Ronde Waller company plan a 2 million dollar irrigation scheme in Wallowa and Union counties with offices at La Grande. Engineers complete final surveys on a 4 mile main canal and 6 mile lateral canals. Construction planned to start next year.

Walter Pierce Grand Ronde Waller Company Jre Frratengs Minaim Colon Wallowa South Range Tadlan Yenanth Itill Four Monte

Old Chinese Go Home Exodus From Pacific Coast

About 1000 aged Chinese are preparing to leave the Pacific coast for China, at government expense. The exodus targets those 60 years and older to care for the feeble and provide subsistence. The plan, led by Chinese minister Sin Cheng Cheung with consul and merchants, includes officials like Charley Twin Wo coordinating departures. In The Dalles area, Geleendorffer and others have bought land for a general hospital unit costing 20,000 dollars.

Pacific Coast Orej Daily Journal Sin Cheng Cheung Washington View

Social notes from Weston and surrounding towns

Local society items list residents visitors and trips to Spokane Seattle Portland and Walla Walla. Names include Mrs Crank Mrs Lorens Mr Pates Rev Knight Jack Marriken A. Cardon and J E McGillavney among others with plans to travel for visits schooling business or entertainment in the region.

Perhom Weston Wood W. A. Crank Spokane van Penorkon Lithe Forster Planing Mills Ts i Pates I Buttiles Pitts Company Busier Mise Dornice Ruppe Mteacham Lula R. Lorens Hermiston East Megonian Oregon Daily Journal Glenn Winslow Ehild Portland Oregon Charles French Meacham H. B. Knight Pendeton Academy Echo Wmatila Jack Marriken Seattle W. D. Granby Framme and Union County Walla Walla Co. T. Godwin Milton Ed Eben Sherman Cook Gilliam Wheeler Enterprise Dame A. Carden Northwost Eagie Eveless Order Lewiston W. Ff. Strain Eee J. E. McGillavney Pasific Stites Telegraph & Teleplone Competiny

Irrigated States Vie for Honors at Boise Exposition

An intense rivalry among agriculture and horticulture groups across irrigated states aims for top honors at the Sailona Triiention congress exposition in Boise on September 3 OS. Utah hides 2500 dollars to fund its exhibit while Oregon Washington and Idaho associations organize premium beet and fruit displays. The Beetrotters of Colorado also compete for the grand cup and lower sugar beets. This will be the largest expo of fruits cores and beet in the irrigated region of the United States.

Sailona Triiention Congress Boise Utah Oregon Washington Idaho Beetrotters’ Association For Colorado United States

Tiffen in Practice for State Rifle Team

This week closes the state rifle practice at Camp Willamette for the year. Eight men will form the state team of 16 at the national shoot in Seagirt New Jersey. Six are from Portland and two from Salem, including Sergeant Ralph L. White and Corporal TC Rider. Major F. S. Baker is the state inspector of rifle practice. They will camp and join their organizations then depart for American Lake encampment.

American Lake Thve SoUtherto Gregon

McMinnville Telegram says Yamhill yields improve with fall harvest

Yamhill County yields show robust harvest as threshers report 20 to 25 bushels per acre for fall wheat. A Wisecarver place tiling boosted output to about 25 bushels. Henry Fletcher’s wheat averages around 30 and barley is fair. Overall, yields exceed farmers’ expectations.

Michelbrook Henry Fletcher McMinnville

Banner Month for Seah Last month shows Seattle affair

Seattle Star reports banner month with 16 percent growth over the prior period amid a rush to Klondike. The feature report notes nearly $1,000,000 in imports and identifies a tragedy involving Mrs Loln Reed who killed herself after shooting John Mahon in Oakland. The motives cited include January inclinations. Go to the Missouri blacksmith shop for grain sacks with limited stock.

Seattle Seattle Star Klondike Loln Reed John Mahon Oakland, Cal Mra Luella Cool Walker Janbury

New York Saloon Ownership Largely by Women Says Report

A New York City tax office survey finds about 77 of 22 saloons in one district owned on paper by women and suggests many male owners deed property to wives. The piece notes rents, licenses, and possible concealment of real interests as a motive, alongside broader comments on Russian refugees and a touching local story from New Rochelle about John Farley Jr stepping in to run a business.

New York West Aide Greater Cource Compieloner Metropolis Wherry John V. Farley New Rochelle John V. Farley, Jr Johnny Hi Teari Yond Soy Otyon

Will Boycott Magazines In Wall a Wall Bulletin

Magazine readers may find favorites missing from stands as local dealers suspend sale to honor an agreement. The Walla Walla Bulletin notes the local branch of the In- may be involved in the move toward discontinuing certain magazines.

Walla Walla

Magazines Boycotted Over Eight Hour Day Demand

Local union claims publishers with non union staff are faced with a lockout as dealers halt sales of numerous magazines and pattern books. The boycott targets titles including American Illustrated, Century, Delineator, McClure's, Saturday Evening Post, St Nicholas, Woman's Home Companion, Ladies' Home Journal, Town Topics, Sporting Life and more. A committee will meet dealers to press for an eight hour day nationwide.

Ternational Typographica! Union Dealera Magasine The Century Country Life In America Delineator Designer Forum Lippincott's McClure's Smart Set Sporting Life St. Nicholas the Black Cat Town Tapics Woman's Home Companion Ladies’ Home Journal Saturday Evening Post Red Book Tanner Butterick la Belle New Idea Martha Dean Standard Home Drewemaker Metropolitan Pashlone Tocal Deniers United States Im Teht

Taylor party returns from Yellowstone trip excursion ends

The Taylor party arrived in the city after a weeks long tour of Yellowstone park with Mrs. Nash stopping in Spokane on the way home. The group praised the national park attractions while noting Mrs. Nash joined later. Also reported is Montana interest in a near Havre gold strike by prospector Haywood funded by Havre investors.

Yellowstone Park Taylor A. P F. Nash Spokane National Park T. (. Taylor A. P. Nash Hardlette Thompson Montana Havre Haywood

Jute mill expansion eyed to raise sack output in state

Wanlen Kees of the Walla Walla penitentiary proposes enlarging the jute mill to lift annual sack production from 1,800,000 to 4,000,000 and regulate prices for farmers. The plan includes funding to add looms, operate 1 0 looms, and employ more workers. A separate note reports M Mackenzie shot dead by accidental discharge near Cahuenga Pass, Los Angeles.

Wanlen Kees Walla Walla Plana A. PF Kees Mick Tevat Warhuigrten Cis Combine Ilee Siete Wiel Yee'gee Penitentum Kou Hut Warden Rees Trust Jees M. Mackenzie B. Nichols Cahuenga Pass Los Angeles

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