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Newspaper
Pendleton Eagle Valley News
Location
Pendleton, Oregon, United States of America
Date
Dec 07, 1904
Page
8
A fragmented city page lists assorted ads and notices including for rent at 114 East Webb, job offers for morning and evening work, parlays for furniture and clothing, a parrot for sale, and general shop listings. It notes a December church sale, a Steinway piano display, and a jail sentence for vagrancy.
Clark E Nelson in town from Weston on a trading trip. Mo Butler of Caymnore in the city today. James Nugte Vet on a month’s vacation in San Francisco. Dwelley Herrick of Walla Walla in Pendleton on business. J M Hemphill of Pitot Rock is a guest at Hotel Bickers. Senator Walter Pierce leaves for California to attend ex Whrive interests at Victoria Island. Mrs W J Sewell recovering from grip. Mrs BF McElroy of Wallowa en route home. George Ferguson ill with grip at Teutach de Paniment Store. J Kaufman prominent Walla Walla moat dealer in Pendleton today. Pharmacist T Wright joins Tallman Doug company. Mrs Thomas Boylen to undergo operation at St Anthony’s. Organ motor at Presbyterian church to be overhauled. Louis Proebster of Weston attends Cameron funeral in Pendleton. Mr BD Bailey and Mrs Mary Thorpson visit Walla Walla. George Lingreen of Union recovering from hernia operation. John H Dupes of U K&N in Pendleton on leave. Glen Nixdorff accepts night operator job at Echo. WH O’Neil of O R & N in city on Walla Walla train business. W F P Temple succumbing to asthma after east trip. Robert Forster returns from Portland for planing mill expansion. Engineer Pike, ex resident, back to run engine after four years. EK B Shafer expresses concern over wheat. reseeding risks. F B Holbrook of Irrigon leads irrigation efforts and school board. Religious services at W W Harrah’s home Friday led by Rev Hall. Neighborhood gathering planned.
The sole Tunis sheep flock shown was Charles Rountree's Crawfordsville Ind entry. Descended from two Africa-imported animals via General William Eaton, the line survived voyage, bred in Philadelphia area, spread to southern states, dwindled, revived in 1890 in South Carolina, and now continues through the remnant line. Also notes about lighthouse power, Vancouver Island works, Lewie and Clark fair buildings due April 1, and a racehorse price spike.
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