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Newspaper
Pendleton Eagle Valley News
Location
Pendleton, Oregon, United States of America
Date
Aug 21, 1916
Page
8
Pendleton boosters can send Round-Up notices by mailing envelopes printed with type and illustration in color. Envelopes are available in any quantity at the East Oregonian office for one cent each.
Have Pair Lack. Robert Burney, Robin Pletcher and Wesley Pletcher moved to feud Man's Oil yesterday on a shooting trip. They bagged and nine liver of Etouse, Tare Nel Naan, Dave Nelain, a prominent local farmer, among honorary names appointed for the area. Astoria regnita to host September Lt 0 and 4. Hunting Drsp. names C. Sturgis, Ko Chineton, Q. Frazier, and Charnes BH. Carter attended a hunting and fishing trip to Wallowa Lake. The men expect to be gone about two weeks, preparations for dedication mass last week. Dedication planned in October. The building when completed will be one of the finest churches in eastern Oregon. Sheep From Ellensburg. Robert Stanfield, well known shepherd, returned from a trip to Ellensburg where he was shipping sheep. Many fish, Dr. and Mrs. Max Kerr Nive returned from a fishing trip to the Black Mountains. He reports getting a long number of fish.
The note describes F Barker buying or taking over the Purchases Barber Shop with references to Mr Earl Sawyer and a plan for Mr Sawyer to devote a portion of his time to barber work at the shop. The text indicates a layout involving porches and maintenance of the barber operations.
Reaceed Some Birds, GW Coutts and Sir, and Mrs Jack Allen returned Saturday from Blick Mountain after several days of timbering and grove hunting. Mr and Mrs Earl Coutts were with them. Pendleton had a cool night with 7 degrees at Hydeaway Springs, thin ice on the water, sun later. H W Collins to start wheat coating plant for a trial run Wednesday though not completed yet.
George Beddow of Pendleton shot and killed a large six point deer while camped near Hidaway Springs on a Saturday afternoon. He spotted the animal a few feet away during a short hunting jaunt and hauled the deer to Hidaway Springs for transport.
Frank Snyder, the wagon driver, escaped with a bruised arm and torn shirt when a Smythe Lonergan ice wagon tipped on Wade Hill. The mule was unharmed. the team was captured shortly after the accident. Infants Paralysis precaution notes Cadet Frank Bertholet at West Point instructed not to stop in New York during return to academy.
The new St Mary's Catholic Church is near finish with the stone work expected this week and the roof to be completed soon. Delays had held up progress due to a problem described as the sane. The choir has begun re- steps toward dedication.
The funeral of Adolph Maack was held yesterday at Folsom's chapel at 1 o'clock. Clem Hogue conducted the services, with interment at Ol Hoy Cemetery.
Pen dleton reports Earl Tulock, a prominent local resident, lost his three year old dog Uriah Saturday afternoon. The dog rode in Tulock’s car and went missing after a wet departure from the vehicle.
Prominent high school graduate accepts Posithin and Wilbur Halex, then assists Ralph Temple in temple construction for Temples Auto Treat project.
Visi Pormer classmate from Flow BK Work, prominent member of Feathdy and Houteling bonding firm of Chicago, visits the home of Dr and Mrs FM Boyden. Boyden and Mr Work were onl Joke Clickmates in South Pakotd. Mp Work ja accompanied Wo hie wit.
Gilbert Pearson of New York, secretary of the National Association of Addabon sacrotins, visited Pendietin last night before departing for the Mather and Harner Lakes country. He was accompanied by Fortiund, with William L. Finley atate biglowtnt.
Henry Berg a laborer from Pilot Rock died Saturday afternoon while being transported from Hilo Rock to St Anthony's hospital by Dr. Gilleland. He was a single man with little known about his relatives. Funeral arrangements have not been made.
Mina Amy Kelly of the University of Ida ho domestic science department is visiting Mrs. Mary Bovien on the north hill. Kelly, a former schoolmate of Dr. Guy Hayden, travels from Moscow to Bole as part of her outreach work.
Herman Peters bought 52 acres of rice wheat land in Township 3 North, near Pendleton, from Peery Bros for 29,000. The wheat portion of Block 39 Heenrvetion Addition was included in the deal, with KH F Wade handling the transaction.
Portland merchants plan a special train trip to Pendleton to attend the Round-Up. Wholesalers and manufacturers from Portland will join the journey, highlighting a coordinated event by the merchants publication.
Local residents from Bellingham to Hellincham travel through Pendle en route to Twin Faille for a big show. Dr Guy Boyden and associates from Portland plan to attend the three day event after a Round-Up bug bite report.
Local goundsman and former Pendleton mayor Murphy nearly drowned at Bincham pool yesterday. He was pulled from the water after a heart attack struck him following work on a car. He was revived and moved to safety but collapsed again before aid could arrive.
Faint details describe a swimmer named Charles Miller found unresponsive at his residence 713 Willow Street after a medical incident during a swim. A bystander alerted others as efforts to aid him continued before authorities were notified and a death likely occurred.
In a local event at St Anthony's, Terey Foboin received an ovation amid a prompting crowd. The report notes six dwelling houses in process on Che street with ongoing construction and a statement from Geatve Ceanak about planning and housing activity in the district.
An operation was performed this morning on the martian of Mer and Mr Viet Porke from St Ane thonw'h hospital Gow Lek. James KO Bowler and Loman Itiee of the Wiret National Bank spent Sunday hunting on upper Bireh creek and brought back several birds.
Motes moves his family to a new residence at 115 weet High street after leaving Hijledty Pref, A. C Hampton. The note references HIM, Hok Simpy of the implement fim of Mellintock and Simneon in the transfer.
A grouse hunting party yesterday at Cabbage Hill bagged seven birds. Participants were Jack Childyeth, Dale Phillie, Robert Bat ders, and Willam Purchase.
A colored lecturer A. Bailey of Bome will deliver a free talk Tuesday evening August 22 at the Falling building 01 Water Street. A colored quartet will furnish music and all interested are invited.
C. G. Prue, aged 72, died at the State Hospital this morning after being committed there about four months ago from Harney County. He was born in Massachusetts and there is no information available about relatives in the area.
San Francisco report states the Longshoremen's union notified waterfront employers and stevedores that the strike is ended by a postal vote of b to 1. Employers agree to hire only when rates are available and to pay higher wages retroactive to June 1 as part of the peace agreement.
Local ads include job seeks for dreammaking sewing and children clothes, housework, and a cooking position in a forwarding house. Also advertised are a used brown overcoat, a Fox Terrier dog named Jock, a harness, grain or stock ranch work, and Pendleton property for sale near Cedar Street. Residential bungalow for sale near Logan with Dutch kitchen and cement basement. Inclusion of contact addresses: 612 Clay, 417 Logan, 624 Cedar, 1778 1-2 Valley Ave.
Arte Sige announces Adama Athena and Weston move Henning's Char Store to 100 m and 3:00 pm daily. Ady.
We express heartfelt thanks to those who assisted by many acts of kindness during our late hour of bereavement. Mr. and Mrs. J. A. Johnson, Mr. and Mrs. Albert Marck, Mr. and Mrs. J. D. Carroll, Mrs. Patline Hays, Adv. 5.
Classified ad offers a round trip to Lehman or Hitaway for seven dollars. Contact Goedecke at Buttons Cigar Store with phone numbers 464 and 239M. Promotion invites travel anywhere in the country.
Auto for hire services advertise city and country trips with contact at 284M Henidence and office location 920. The listing highlights Phome m B. Waffle as a contact person and suggests flexible transport options within the area.
City of Pendleton Improvement Bonds dated August 11 1916 will be paid upon presentation at American National Bank Pendleton Oregon in Multnomah County. Interest due September 1 1916. Treasurer Lee Moorhous e, by Deputy William Mickelsen.
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