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Pendleton Eagle Valley News

Location

Pendleton, Oregon, United States of America

Date

Dec 19, 1904

Page

2

Children Masquerade At Musle Tall Impresses City

Prof M H McMinn staged the Yavernite dancing club event at Musle tall last Saturday afternoon. About 115 children took part with 196 visitors watching. Prizes went to Miss Winnie Jones and Master Nat Kimbrell, with judges Roy Leestr Frank Pierce Mrs William Dijker Mrs Marshall and Mrs CEB Troutman. Julain Lowe wore a Eastre gonian head letters costume. McMinn plans monthly entertainments for children. the juvenile dancing club draws strong local interest.

M. H. McMinn Musle Tall Luet Winnie Jones Nat Kimbrell Roy Leestr Frank Pierce Wiliam Dbijker

Return From the East Delights Tweedy Family

T J Tweedy and family return from an extended visit to the St Louis Exposition and other East points. Mr Tweedy is greatly impressed by Eastern improvements and notes the St Louis show as the greatest set of industrial artefacts seen. He prefers Oregon's larger scale and wonders how people endure crowded Eastern centers. He contrasts Eastern farms with Western larger reservation farms.

T. J. Tweedy Mr. Tweedy St. Lowly Oregon

Wade Surrendered After I Innocence Claim Balle

Wade surrendered claiming innocence to larceny by balle. He said there is a warrant for his arrest and questioned the charges as he spoke to reporters outside the courthouse. Local authorities have not released further details.

Balle

Wade Surrenders After Sheriff Office Visit

Wade walked into the sheriff's office to surrender, claiming innocence in a larceny by chalice case. Chief Deputy Davis questioned the move as Wade came from Heppner, with a warrant previously issued a week earlier. Wade’s father advised him by letter that the warrant had been chewed, and Wade traveled to Pendleton to turn himself in.

Wade P. Davis Heppner Chalice Kin Wome Pendleton

Regular weekly excursion train schedule update

The weekly merchants excursion runs from Walle Walla to the city tomorrow with the second trip set for Friday December 24. The service, popular with people along the branch line, has grown into a daily demand, shifting travel from mixed trains to these excursions as a regular offering.

Ex Caration Walle Walla

Enlarged Quarters At Court Street Flea Market

Lyman Broa proprietors enlarge Court street Flea Market adding departments. They will run a butcher shop and handle Trulie butter and egm alongside flash and poultry. Current room 26 by 96 feet, with ample space and neat attractive quarters.

Lyman Broa Court Street

Sheepmen Consider Delegation for Washington Conference

Oregon woolgrowers meet to decide if Umatilla county will be represented at the January 2 conference in Washington. The forestry committee will set plans for forest reserves and range disposal. Delegates from Pilot Rock, Birch Creek, Butter Creek, and Pendleton area gather with Secretary J A Gwinn awaiting possible Oregon representation.

Umatilla Poventry Washington, D. C Woolgrowere Association Oregon United States Lon Knotts Pilot Rock Douglas Belts Birch Creek Antone Joe Vey Butter Creek A. ©. Smith Charlee Cunningham John Rust Vinson J. A. Gwinn Congress Recon

Good News Meetings At Local Baptist Church

Evangelist Neill led four meetings at the Elm Street church yesterday. Attendees heard his message on God s love and the birth of Christ, described as good news. He will speak again each night and at 2:30 pm daily, inviting all to attend.

Eiptlat Athens Evangeliat Neill Neil Baptist Church East Alt and Johnson Streets

Athena Buys a Spring for City Water Supply

The city of Athena contracted for a spring on the Gallagher lot at 1250 dollars and will pipe water two and a half miles into mains if flow suffices. The development rights were purchased for 150 dollars in cash from Ray Gallaher. Also noted is health news about Rev G L Hall of the Baptist Geetens and improving after a threatened stomach abscess as meetings continue at the Baptist church.

Athen Athena T. J. Gallagher Ray Gallaher G. L. Hall Baptist Geetens Ween Tl Baptiat Church

Death of Mr Kelly and Wife Beanie in Umatilla

Mrs Beanie Kelly wife of George Kelly a Umatilla butcher died last night in childbirth twins were born with one living The funeral will be held at Echo tomorrow

Mr. Kelly Beanie Kelly George Kelly Umatilla Echo

Pendleton Lodge 62 Sets Tonight Annual Officer Election

Pendleton lodge No 62 A F and A M holds its regular annual election of officers tonight. A full attendance of members is desired and expected.

Masonic Pendleton Lodge No. 62 A. F

Drunk and Irresponsible Driver In Reward Dispute

Constable J A Liewallen on behalf of himself and W F P Read sues George Carmichael to recover 40 dollars of a 50 dollar reward for recovering a Norse and cart. Somerset, who towed the rig from Weston, admits guilt saying he was drunk and not thinking to rent it. He drove to the mountain and was released after paying costs.

J. A. Liewallen Hiteelf W. F P. Read George Carmichael Somerset Weston Carmichael Trajan Tucker Nho Weaton Leader

Pilot Rock Considers New Town Charter And Water Works

At the latest city meeting in Pilot Rock the council unanimously backs drafting a new charter to enable a water works system, with one member opposed to a water works term. Encouraging sign for the town’s future. Also, William Mathews resigns as poet-magier after four months, spurring petitions for his successor.

Jeopnell Pilot Rock Witter William Mathews Haw

Sunday Band Concert At Music Hall

Prof McMinn led a free band concert at Music Hall yesterday afternoon drawing a large crowd. He announced continuing Sunday concerts through winter and invited all to attend next Sunday’s specially arranged program featuring Suppe’s Morning Noon and Night. Washington note reports Secretary Shaw narrowly escaped injury when an electric car struck him as he crossed a street. he was carried 40 feet but unharmed.

McMinn Music Hall Lange Shaw Washington Bip

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