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Newspaper
Pendleton Eagle Valley News
Location
Pendleton, Oregon, United States of America
Date
Aug 30, 1904
Page
5
Local brief items list shops and services from Kity to Teutschs. Mentions roasters, hats, shoes, vegetables, fruit, department store cleaning, lodging rents, and a modern seven room house sale. Also notes Pendleton Sunday visit by train to Hot Springs, with timetable flag stops and a note from C. E. Smith.
Roose velt's showcases new fall clothing and Gloria shoes at 3.50 with hats and latest styles at Teutsch's. A whitewashed hotel front and an ad offering printing training appear in the Delta shopping notices. Local soap and toilet items priced 48e, with Nelf's promotion and EL Wade & Co advertisements.
Anita Council No 6 prepares for a minstrel entertainment directed by J Bogert to be held Monday September 19. Rehearsals proceed nightly with promise of first rate music and local vocalists lending aid.
A long list of Pendleton residents and guests details people at various towns. J B McNangliit of Maxwell visits St George. Eadie Roberts returns from Hidaway Springs. Mrs Fred Boyd and daughter from Athena seen in Pendleton. many others travel to Long Beach Desolation Lake and Spokane. Joseph Tallman, J C Waverly, Rev John Lacorna, Miss Mae Carmichael and more are noted among trips, returns, and engagements.
Baker County coverage describes Senator Walter M. Pierce traveling to Haines from an eastbound train and planning major upgrades to his Hot Lake Sanitarium hotel, with a $75,000 to $80,000 investment. He notes his Grande Ronde valley wheat crop is below par, but personal and local water power projects are his focus. The Haines Record cites a quiet season at Hot Lake with about 70 guests currently.
M F Patton Jr a trick bicycle rider from Spokane and son of Conductor Watson was in town yesterday traveling north this morning He arrived believing a Labor Day celebration would provide an engagement but found plans abandoned and no event to join He rode in from Hosaland British Columbia toward the City of Mexico and expected a show but nothing materialized
T. E. Delaney of this city owns a hubber claim near Turon and reported a record run of about two million on Bunlay to alert the night operator at Huron about a cloudburst damaging the track. Delaney saw the cloudburnt from the mountainside as heavy rain nearly extinguished Cascade forest fires over the past three days.
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