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Pendleton Eagle Valley News

Location

Pendleton, Oregon, United States of America

Date

Dec 04, 1906

Page

8

First Annual Board of Trade Xmas Sale in Pendleton

Pendleton hosts the first Board of Trade Xmas Sale on Friday December 7. The event uses a game style pricing, with morning discounts on Empire Java and Mocha and evening below cost on dinnerware, offering many new goods and bargains for shoppers who attend the full day. Buyers must purchase in person with no counter charges.

Board OF Trade Itnade Pendleton Heger Empire Java MOCHA

No Misdemeanor That Man Fell Deep in a Public Wartlog Room

In a police court session City Attorney McCourt moved to dismiss three cases as not crimes. A depot laborer slept on a bench, another man slept under the bench. both were not charged. A colored man’s vagrancy claim was dismissed after witnesses showed industry. Puck the Pendleton head cook faced assault charges with conflicting testimony, but the waitress’s story was not upheld. he was sentenced to five days in jail.

McCourt Hingham Johnson Fico Uma- Hk Echo Hie Sieep Fit Gerald Hotel Pendleton Puck Tur of Beatrice Steins Oregon Ohink Mise Steins Gro Pong Pendleton Misa Pong Iawn Fite Jornal

Taylor for Commissioner: Pendleton Citizen Noted for Railroad Commission Hope

An Oregon newspaper interviews Julie Stephen A Lovell of The Forty mentions T C Taylor a Pendleton resident as favorably viewed for a prospective railroad commission role to be presented to the legislature in January.

Postoffice News On November 1906 Pendleton Postage

The Pendleton postoffice collected 26.16 in newspaper postage from local papers that month. Fast Oregonia contributed 15.76, while four other papers The Morning Tribune Promoter Northwest Eagle and Tl akawinn paid 10.41. Assuming Morning Tribune gains half, 5.20, it claims only a third of East Oregonian’s 15.75 postage.

Pendleton Postoffice Pub- Mehet Pendleton Oresonia Morning Tribune the Promotor Northwest Eagle Tlakawinn East Oregonian

Vaughan 15 Chosen Cland Penn and Chosen First Assistant

J L Vaughan was re elected chief of the fire department with no opposition. Cland Penland was re elected first assistant, and Lee Drake named second assistant. Judges Clem Hogue Pete Anderson and Louis Yandal served and clerks J A Brown and Clare Penland assisted as appointed by the council.

Tnst Recorder's Office J. L. Vaughan Cland Penland Lee Drake J. &. Vaughan Claude Penland Ed Stonsberry Ed Baker Dayton Barnhart Clem ‘Hogue Pete Anderson Louis Yandal J. A Brown Clare ‘Ence Penland Corncil

Knights of Pythias Elect Officers at Damon Lodge No 4

In last night semi annual election Damon lodge No 4 Knights of Pythias chose KE B Aldrich as chancellor commander and Dun Smythe as vice chancellor along with MM Kern as prelate J Raley as master of work Louie Greennwald as exchequer and A E Lambert as keeper of records Beten as master at arms D B Waffle inner guard Clyde Finch outer guard T G Montgomery van Meo elected Crumtive to succeed himself Installation set for first Monday in January.

Damon Lodge No. 4 Knights of Pythias B. Aldrich Dun P. Smythe 8. Kern J. BR. Raley Louie Greennwald A. E. Lambert Corms James Beten D. B. Waffle Clyde Finch T. G. Montgomery van Meo

T N Company Shipping Coal Bunkers Move Planned

The T and N company will move coal bunkers from the Toonl yard to Bingham Springs Station for coal storage. Bunkers at the Toonl yard will be removed and the line will be improved at Pendleton depot to accommodate the changes. Authority cites ongoing coal handling issues delaying further changes.

Bingham Springs Pandleton

From Alba a well known resident plans supply trip

There from Alba Mr Downs, a known resident, is in the city today with a load of provisions and supplies for Alba. He is expected to return tomorrow. The location reports about eight inches of snow, warm sunny weather, and roads improving after heavy travel.

Alba A A. Downe M. J. Willhee Sundin Mr. Downs

Pioneer Woman Mra G W Rigby Critically Ill Near Claresholm

Word from Claresholm Alberta states Mrs G W Rigby a well known pioneer resident now living near Claresholm is critically ill with heart trouble and not expected to live. She has suffered the malady for several years and it has grown steadily worse.

G. W. Rigby Claresholm Alberta Mra Mra. Rigby

Reuben French Dead After Portland Trip

Reuben French a former resident on the Umatilla river west of the city died in Portland days ago while en route to Willamette valley his former home for health reasons. He was aged 50 years and leaves a wife and seven children and was well respected by all who knew him.

Reuben French Umatilla River Portland Willamette Valley

James A Howard in Baker City opening company offices

James A Howard formerly of Pendleton and former president of First National Bank of Sumpter now in Baker City arranging for the opening of the company offices there. A wreck at Vergennes Vermont killed Mrs W A Lawrence Corinna Stowe and Mrs Noelle Barnard.

James A. Howard Baker Pendleton First National Bank of Sumpter Baker City Vergennes I Pauxspaper Mra W. A. Lawrence Mins Corinna Stowe Noelle Barnard

Guilty plea in county jail escape bid case

Wilfred Perry admitted passing tools to aid prisoners escape in a county jail plot that aimed to free Weddle Young and Bowman. A second scheme involved a drugstore purchase of hacksaws used to cut bars, with Alfred Jones and Hoskins implicated and facing separate charges. Trial and sentencing await as authorities pursue witness cooperation.

Weddle Young Bowman Ald Perry Jones Alling Hoskins Wilfred Perry Alfred Jones Young Perry Guy Young Weddie, Young Jones Ilas Hoskins Hoskins Taylor Seattle Perry Goodman-Thompson Hardware Sloan

Death of M. J. Wallace in Sanday from blood poisoning

M J Wallace former city resident dies at 74 from blood poisoning following a wound. Native of New York, he lived in New York and Atherton. Body to be interred in Atherton. Survived by daughter Miss Belle Wallace a teacher in Alba. A son Trice Wallace, a druggist, now at Bolsa. A daughter Oliver a teacher was shot years ago with no murderer found.

M. J. Wallace Hte Wity Sanday New York Athenst Olvor Teacher Trice Wallace Bolsa

Baker County Commissioner Sees Growth in Wheat Region

A Baker County official, returning from Franklin County, predicts Baker County will surpass its rival wheat districts. He notes planned adoption of new farming practices aimed at redistricted lands as the Baker firm expands.

Woc. Croup Baker County Franklin County Waal Franklin Adams Baker

Train Delayed to Sterne Westbound Due to Severe Snow

Westbound Oregon Railroad and Navigation train number 4 is delayed and expected to arrive around 6 05 am due to a severe snowstorm that has affected the mountain divisions of the Union Pacific for several days. The delay is described as the worst in memory for this route.

Sterne Union

Wade letter from son Cecil Wade now in Bandon

Coll Wade at Rando reports his son Attorney Cecil Wade has moved from Marshfield to Bandon in Coos County and now practices law there after a several week absence from home.

Coll Wade Rando C. Wade Cecil Wade Bandor Coos County Marshfield Bandon Inw

Elgin Visit Highlights Big Bend Crops and Settlement

J M Elgin, once of this county now living near Connell in Washington’s Big Bend, is visiting his brother Grant Elgin a few miles east of the city. He notes good crops this season and rapid settlement of the country.

Big Bend J. M. Elgin Connell Washington Grant Elgin

Trenton Man Converts to Methodism at 96 Before Death

Adam Swe of Trenton New Jersey affirmed a religion for the last time at age 96 on November 22 joining the Methodist church and died five days later.

Adam Swe Trenton N. J Lfe Methodist Church

Dandruff Germ Targeted by Newbro Herpicide Claim

An advertisement argues dandruff stems from a scalp germ and only Newbro s Herpicide can kill it to prevent hair loss. It urges readers to buy from druggists and notes sending 10 for samples via The Herpicide Co. and Koeppen & Bros.

Newbro Herpicide Co Mic A. C. Koeppen Bros

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Empie Tea & Crockery Co.,Inc G. M Vinton Met Royal M. Sawtelle, Jeweler Dueberw Hampden Awatches Winslow. Bros GLEAR Tallman & CO Vaughan Wallacrf Big Boston Big Boston Max Baer
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