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Newspaper
Pendleton Eagle Valley News
Location
Pendleton, Oregon, United States of America
Date
Dec 01, 1905
Page
8
A cluttered ad notes Christmas trade promises with a wide sale of china sterling silver plated ware and tea sets. It touts discounts on dinner sets tea cups dishes plain breakfast plates and more while advertising closing out all rooms wash tubs and even household items like clothespins and lamps.
Wade Siler, who has run the Brunswick bowling parlors in the Matlock Brownfield building for 16 months, departs Sunday for Portland where a bank offer may make Portland his future home. If not, a San Francisco offer awaits. He previously served as assistant cashier at the State Bank in Moscow Idaho and has broad business experience. Ray Cox will operate the bowling business, Ed Hays will manage the clear stand and billiard tables, and Mrs. Siler will join him in Moscow until a permanent location is found. The Siler family, longtime Pendleton property owners, leave behind well known, conservative locals entrusted with city affairs and the business.
Citizens Ticket for the City Council pledges decency and business continuity in Pendleton. In the four wards nominees are T. J. Tweedy in the first, W. H. McCormmack in the second, C. & Wheeler in the third, and E. L. Smith in the fourth, all endorsed by business and professional men seeking stable governance.
Story by Mrs G L Hall appears in Pacific Baptist Portland edition detailing high school life. Hall read the tale at a local Baptist church October first as she introduces herself to readers in Pendleton. Also notes J H Nolft leaving Allentown for Seattle after 64 years with the Allentown Democrat and J K McGillivray transferring to Salt Lake City as Utah state Sunday school missionary with headquarters there.
Judge T. G. Hatley is milking 65 Jersey cows at Alfalfarm on Wild Horse creek. The milk business in the city is increasing and more cows will be added as rapidly as possible to expand the enterprise.
Pendleton lodge of Elks will remember six departed members at a memorial service at Engles New Hall on Court Street Sunday December 3 at 3 30 P M. The program includes opening ceremony by exalted ruler Rev Henry Dicom Jones eulogy for Walter Pierce vocal solo by F B Chapman and music by quartets Nearer My God to Thee and Lead Kindly Light with closing ceremonies by the lodge The public is invited and a full attendance is expected
D F Graham, a Morland stockman, travels through the city from Havre to Portland, reporting widespread NW weather. Montana endures deep snow, severe cold, and stock losses on Milk River, while Blackfoot district sees over a foot of snow. Despite losses, hay in every feed yard signals good stock condition, and wool prices incentivize holding larger flocks for another season.
In a gritty high school style battle at Garden City Whitman defeated a fast Pullman state college squad 11 to 6, ending a long drought since 1899. The game featured open plays and frequent kicks amid a cold wind as both teams battled to the end.
Victorious Multnomah of Portland defeats the University of Oregon eleven 6 to 0 here yesterday afternoon. The score came in the first half after seven minutes of play and neither side registered again. Snow Plows Out, Superintendent Joseph Barton, of ...
Reports say three feet of snow in hills and four to eight inches in Powder River area. Sumpler Valley railway crews clear tracks with new plows. First sleighing of the season reported in Baker City yesterday.
Dean Goodman, a well known high school student and football team manager, lay seriously ill at his home on the river's side after sudden collapse Tuesday night. Doctors say delirium and pain accompany a complicated liver and bowel condition, with the patient improving yet lingering under care.
Thought the iin Place, Charles A. Hihhaw bought the Hurd place for the Perlnger race trick, paying there for $2000. The property includes a dwelling and other improvements.
A Lost la t A boy mare about 1000 pounds branded 17 on left side and 09 on left shoulder and a strawberry brown gelding about 1060 pounds branded 0 upside down on left shoulder and a right angle sour on left hip. Reward offered for return or information leading to return to A. H. Sanderman Pendleton Oregon.
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