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Newspaper

Pendleton Eagle Valley News

Location

Pendleton, Oregon, United States of America

Date

Aug 18, 1904

Page

5

Sunny bargains and local store ads in Pendleton

Local notices advertise suns and savings at Withee s and Martins, Roosevelt s and Roos, How ly Rees cigar store, and George restaurant. Hardware and dry goods offer sales, lamps, glassware, and note paper. W. E. Davidson Co. promotes real estate, loans, insurance, and property services. A Pendleton wheat yield near Kerr Gifford place and a Meacham picnic are highlighted alongside a birth announced for A F Elrath and wife.

Wade Roosevelt's Gloria Roosealt's Hawley Bray W. E. Davidson &Co Court Street Teutach's W. E. Davidson

Slow Recovery and Local Building News

A. D. Rhonimus of upper McKay creek is in town on crutches and recovering slowly after a May 31 thigh fracture. T. F. Howard traveled to Athena to inspect the new fraternity building foundation, expected to be ready for the super structure in about a week. The Wheat market remains quiet with club at 66 cents and bluestem at 70 cents. county sales yesterday totaled about 40,000 bushels.

A. D. Rhonimus Upper McKay Creek T. F. Howard Athena Club Bluestem

Pendleton Social Roundup Highlights Several Visitors

Bert Campbell returns from lane. B L Oliver of Juniper and John Thorne of Holdman visit Pendleton. R J Boddy from Athena and Mrs M H Gillett of Bono stay at local hotels. Miss Mamie Alloway returns from Tees springs. John F Robinson and A B Galloway travel for business and leisure. Various locals and visitors including Dr J E Bingham, Senator Ley Ankeny, Frank G Falpe, Mrs W D Fletcher, William Connolly, James M Klotz, H Waggle, Mrs Helen Elliott, Father Hickey, Walla Walla surveyors, Miss Austie Johnson and others feature in the social notes.

B. L. Oliver Juniper Pendleton Charles Cunningham Holdman R. J. Boddy Athena Hotel Elekera M. H. Gillett Bono St. George John Thorne H. B. Dent la Grande Hotel St. George Mamie Alloway Tees Springs John F J. E. Bingham Walla Walla Pearleton Bingham Springs Mra Ley Ankeny Walla Wallin Frank G. Falpe Baker City W. D. Fletcher

Funeral for Guy Stangier at 8:30 AM from Aura Street

The funeral of Guy Stangier of this city will be held tomorrow at 8:30 AM from his family residence 16 Aura Street. Rev Fathers Trivelli and De will conduct services assisted by an intimate friend. The Eagles Redmen and Young Men's Institute members will attend. Pallbearers will come from the three orders. Remains arrived from Portland and were taken to Baker & Folsom's for viewing.

Guy Stangier St Vincent'’s Hosital Portland Aura Street Father Trivelli Father de Eagles Young Men's Institute Stangler Baker & Folsom Undertaking Establishment Ollorrd

Circus Pickpocket Nabs Busy Inspector at Milton Depot

A pickpocket in Milton tried to steal from E Tanke as he helped his family onto the O R and N train. The man fought fiercely but was captured by Tanke, W B Mayberry, and others, and taken to Milton jail after a constable was summoned. Over 100 residents gathered at the depot to head to Walla Walla for a circus event.

Milton Walla Walla E.,. Tanke

New Subscribers A W Nye Overhauls Association Rooms

A W Nye has thoroughly overhauled the association rooms cleaning shelves and preparing 260 to 800 new books still unpacked Nye is confident the 150 subscribers will be found to complete the count and enable shelving progress for the library expansion.

A. W. Nye Association Ashelves Mr. Nye

Scheme to reduce dues and ladies day proposal

A club plans to cut dues to 1 per month with over 20 pledges. A controversial “ladies day” would admit only wives and sweethearts of members on one chosen day each week, drawing strong support from many members.

Agitator Ed Haney Linked to Strike Rumors

Ed Haney an agitator and former Washington & Oregon Power Co line crew supervisor, recently arrested after a prior charge of obtaining money by false pretenses. Co-workers accuse him of stealing a revolver, and reports say he urged a strike for higher wages and shorter hours amid payday. Several linemen, some intoxicated, were dismissed after accompanying Haney to town.

Ed Haney Beara Washington & Oregon Power Co Haney Washington & Oregon Power Company G. F. Hanley Haney Wee

Charlies Ford Returns Home After Illness

Charlies Ford has recovered from mumps and fever after a hospital stay following an attack he endured in Portland. He has now returned home reported by local sources.

Charlies Ford Portland

Abandoned Land yields vast grain crop near Pendleton

W T Fancher farms 900 acres on land once called the abandoned land north of the river, 12 miles west of Pendleton. He raises nearly 20 000 bushels with averages from 80 to 365 bushels and 80 acres of barley producing 1007 sacks. The site, known as Old Scott Place, hosts a Sunday outing at Meneham with O R and N Co excursion rate of 1.00.

W. T. Fancher Pendleton Old Scott Place

Grand Army of the Republic elects leaders in Boston

General W W Blackmar of Massachusetts was unanimously chosen commander in chief. Denver was selected as the next encampment site. John R King of Maryland became vice commander in chief, Rev J H Bradford of Washington was named chaplain in chief, Warren King of Indiana the surgeon general, with the convention adjourned after the elections.

Boston W. W. Blackmar Massachusetts Lay Grand Army Denver John R. King Maryland Whief Rev J. H. Bradford Washington, d

Labor Leader Guilty Lockout Indictment News

New York August 18 the grand jury charged Phillip Weinzimer a labor boss with the building trades lockout and with extortion of 2700 dollars. He was granted bail of 6000 and will plead to the indictment Tuesday next.

New York Phillip Weinzimer

Election Bets Roosevelts Victory in New York State

A five thousand dollar even bet on Roosevelt carrying New York State is reported from New York on August fifteenth. A Chicago rain house backed Roosevelt while a Wall Street house backed Parker. A British destroyer was rammed at Portsmouth and towed to dock after torpedo boat collision. Australia reports no orphan asylums with state support until age fourteen.

New York Roosevelt New York State Frederick H. Brooke Chicago Parker Portmouth Seepher Portamouth Australia Paretle

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