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Pendleton Eagle Valley News

Location

Pendleton, Oregon, United States of America

Date

Aug 30, 1902

Page

3

Harvest Season Nears End in Weston

The Weston community notes the harvest near completion with grain moving to warehouses. Kerr, Gifford & Co. bought about 6200 bushels through J H Price, and Pacific Coast Elevator Co. via Robert Jamieson about 2700 bushels since Monday. In social visits, Odd Fellows leaders from Oregon attended Weston Lodge, then ice cream and socializing followed. Mrs Bessie Blackburn’s funeral in Walla Walla drew G R McGree and family, while Miss Lessie Moorhouse of Pendleton prepares to teach near Echo and Miss Welby Wills heads to Roslyn for the winter. Public schools reopen next Monday under Prof McGee. Camp life remains popular despite cool weather.

Weston News Weston Weston Mountain Kerr, Gifford & Co J. H. Price Pacific Coast Elevator Co Robert Jamieson Co. W.andrews E. B. Sharon Portland The Odd Fellows of Oregon Alexander Pendleton Weston Lodge G. A. R. McGree Walla Walla Bessie Blackburn Blackburn McGrew Lessie Moorhouse Echo Miss Moorehouse Normal School Miss Welby Wills Roslyn Wash Mile Beth Wills Alma Wills Ellensburg State Normal School Prof. McGee Ediny Moulton Basket Mountain Mrs. Padbury

Irrigation Plans Forming in Idaho Under New Law

State engineer D W Ross returned from Montana where he met Charles D Walcott director of the geological survey and F H Newell chief engineer of the arid land reclamation department. The conference outlined general plans for national work in Idaho under the irrigation law. Walcott approved existing state steps and urged Boise valley as a basis for organization. Districts could vote bonds or arrange with the department under a slight amendment to the district irrigation law.

D. W. Ross Montana Charles D. Walcott Geological Survey F. H. Newell Arid Land Reclamation Department Idaho Walcott Ross Boise Valley

Water storage under new law eyed for Snake River valley

Mr Ross leads a field study in the Snake River valley to assess organization and water conservation potential under the new law. Investigations include Jackson Lake storage, gaging stations on Henrys Fork Fall River and Teton River, and dry conditions seven miles below Blackfoot, indicating a reservoir need. Hydrologist N B Dils measures flow between Montgomerys Ferry and the falls to quantify losses.

Mr. Rose Jackson's Lake Henry's Fork Fall River Teton River South Fork Snake Willow Creek Blackfoot River Blackfoot Buake Montgomery's Ferry Ross N. 8 Dils Bolse Statesman

Kemp's Balsam advertised for throat and lungs

An invitation to Pendleton residents to call any druggist for a free trial bottle of Kemp's Balsam for throat and lungs. The remedy is advertised as guaranteed to cure or relieve chronic and acute coughs, asthma, bronchitis and consumption. It is sold at 26c and 60c, Tail man & Co. the sole agents.

Pendleton Tailman & Co

Championship baseball clash at La Grande Pendleton weekend

Championship baseball action unfolds in La Grande and Pendleton across Friday Saturday and Sunday. Teams compete for regional bragging rights with key matchups shaping the weekend slate. Event features top local and visiting players and potential playoff implications.

la Grande and Pendleton la Grande

A River of Land from the Mississippi Floods

The article describes the Mississippi carrying enormous earth flow arriving at Vicksburg. It quotes John Swain about the river forming a land stream, with levees protecting fertile regions and hundreds of thousands of wagon loads of soil yearly. It explains river dynamics, channel shifts, and how dirt shapes the landscape from Rockies to Appalachians.

Mississippi John Swain Aluslee’s Vicksburg Gulf of Mexico Fort Adama Natches Grand Gulf Baton Houge Port Hudson Rockies Alleghanies

Storage Fire Proof Warehouse Opens for Goods

All goods stored at reasonable price with contact at the warehouse rear of Standard Grocery. Picnic every Sunday at Kine grove with dancing at 9 o'clock and music by Kirkman's orchestra.

Kine’ Grove Kirkman

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