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Pendleton Eagle Valley News

Location

Pendleton, Oregon, United States of America

Date

Dec 25, 1907

Page

5

City Briefs From Pendleton Retail Ad List

Various local notices and classifieds including wood sales at Bee Minnis and Forshaw florist, Christmas tree orders, bread wagon, fresh meats at Houser's market, Johnson's Restaurant pricing, winter goods sale by January 1, rental ads for rooms and houses, transfer services by Stansbery & Milne, Navajo rug sale, night-shift job at Baker & Folsom's, Heinz pickles at Peoples warehouse, Perry Houser's new meat market, Keen Kutter tools at Goodman Hardware, horses and tack for sale, hair growth tonic claims with $100 guarantee, Eldridge sewing machines, and a land investment offer seeking $1000-3000 with potential profit.

Houser's Market W. Court Street City Johnson's Campbell's Millinery East Oregonian Stansbery & Milne Crawford & Power Baker & Folsom's Peoples Warehouse Perry Houser Pendleton Drug Store Goodman Hardware Co Studebaker Hiawatha Filawatha Hall Tonle Co Tallman & Co

Profits By Alaska's Gold Seen In Seattle Trade Flows

The Seattle assay office reports that since June 1 1807 Alaska gold coinage and drafts total about 14.9 million dollars, with roughly one third circulating locally and half the gold value likely spent in Seattle through property investments and New York drafts. The Seward Gateway notes monthly gold receipts near one million dollars and suggests substantial local expenditure in Seattle.

United States Seattle Seward Alaska New York New York 9

Mob Pursues Suspect After Assault on Mrs Herachey in Columbus

A mob of armed men and police chased a black man through Columbus Ohio yesterday following an assault on Mrs W B Herachey wife of the president of the Excelator Seed company Read the East Oregonian.

Columbus Ohio Mra. W C. Herachey Excelator Seed Company

Christmas Visitors in City from Various Cities

A list of local residents and visitors spending Christmas in the city includes A A Roberts from La Grande, Roy Saxton from Hermiston, Frederick Rogs of Ellensburg, Prof A C Hampton from the high school, Ed Thompson of Walla Walla, Miss Grace Miller and Mrs J B Craddick visiting relatives, Pauline Lederle from La Grande, A B Stephene of Umatilla, Mrs M W Johnson and Fayetta Johnson from Twin Falls, Miss Georgian Hall from Union, and Miss Lune Hall with relatives. The notes mention travel, family visits, and local connections to La Grande and eastern Oregon communities.

A. A. Roberts la Grande City DPD Roy Saxton Hermiston Frederick Rogs Ellensburgh Ed Thompson Wallan Walla M. A. Thompson Grace Miller Washington School Weston Viva Warren Craddick Warner Spokane Pauline Lederle A. B. Stephene Umatilla Otto Didion

Idaho Stock Health Report From Idaho Livestock Board

Idaho stock health appears favorable after Boise session. Glanders among horses has diminished thanks to eradication efforts. Board awards bounty for predators with a $1 price per scalp tied to the hide, aiming to curb coyotes and wildcats.

State Livestock Sanitary Board Boise Arga the Pocatello Tribune State ‘Board Idaho National Livestock Bureau

Portland Tops Coast Wheat and Flour Exports Ranking

In the eleven months ending November 1906 the United States exported 72,706,638 bushels of wheat valued at 67,582,018 and 13,827,448 barrels of flour valued at 58,129,813. Portland ranks fifth among wheat ports and also holds a similar position for flour exports, with New York leading in both categories.

United States Department of Commerce and Labor Malcolm Portland New York Philadelphia Galveston Baltimore Puget Sound

Retrenchment Moves Engine From Baker City

The switch engine assigned to Baker City was ordered to La Grande last night due to current freight volumes. Baker’s traffic is seen as sufficient to warrant its return in a few weeks, while the railroad trims staff in La Grande and a section crew is cut for the spring.

la Grande Baker City Baker

Judge Has Smallpox In Baker City

The Baker City Democrat reports Judge Messick is home ill with smallpox. His daughter already has the disease and, despite precautions, he visited the courthouse recently. The editorial calls for stricter health enforcement to prevent contagion in the court and jail.

Messick Thase Court House Baker City

Masquerade Ball in Eagles Hall on Christmas Night

A masquerade ball will be held in the Eagles hall on December 25 with cash prizes for the best sustained characters. Three judges will award prizes. Unmasked ladies pay 25 cents and masked ladies enter free.

Eagles’ Hall

Lost Item Found at Local Church Christmas Eve

A missing item was reported between M. F. church and the E. O. building on Christmas Eve. The finder is asked to return it to G. KR. Demott & Co. grocery.

M. F E. O G. KR. Demott & Co. Grocery

Reverend Thomas L. Eliot Celebrates Fortieth Portland Anniversary

The Rev Thomas L Eliot longtime pastor emeritus of the First Unitarian Church in Portland marked 40 years since his arrival and start of his pastorate. He is noted for broad charity and civic service including roles with the Children's Home park commission and state charities. His son Rev William Greenleaf Eliot Jr also leads the church.

Thomas L. Eliot First Unitarian Church Portland Oregon Daily Journal Elliot William Greenleaf Eliot St. Louis Charles Eliot Harvard Picot Hfe Ellet Children’s Home Park Commission Library and Art Museum State Board of Charities and Corrections The Humane Society William Greenleaf Eliot, Jr Eliot

Critic Faults U S Navy In Noted Magazine Essay

A prominent McClure’s article by Henry Reuterdahl sharply criticizes the American navy. He argues battleships are ill designed tin cans with misplaced armor and unsafe shafts, cites poor gun protection and slow drills, and decries the lack of torpedo boats and destroyers. He asserts editors and officials, including Roosevelt, recognize these costly naval errors.

McClure Henry Reuterdahl Reuterdahl Roosevelt

Tells Flavor With Eyes McKeever N Dales Chro nite Appetite

Charles E Dale a middle aged man describes a chronite appetite after scarlet fever destroyed his sense of taste. He eats then studies the plate to blend sight with taste, preferring red foods for peak pleasure and saving them for dessert with raw beef beets or red berries when in season.

McKeever Charles E. Dale Mr. Dale

Ranch for Sale Near Pendleton Oregon

For sale 160 acres on McKay Creek three miles from Pendleton Oregon. Inquire of or address H P Whitman Pendleton Oregon.

McKay Croek Pendleton H. P. Whitman Oregon

Bo achieves notable East Oregonian spotlight

Bo earns a prominent placement in the East Oregonian, highlighting local relevance and community interest. The article emphasizes Bo’s actions and the paper’s regional focus, portraying the subject with concise detail.

Grange Leader Warns Against Indirect Endorsement of U Ren

Mrs. Clara H. Waldo of the Oregon Grange says at a Milwaukee meeting the Grange did not endorse Mr. U Ren s initiative and referendum plan though some measures are good. She calls U Ren a Grange member who rarely attends and argues the Grange is its own father and mother of the program.

Milwaukle Clara H. Waldo State Grange Grange U'Ren Oregon Daily Journal Mr. U'Ren Supreme Court The

Idaho Snake Farm eyed by Pocatello syndicate

A syndicate of Pocatello men investigates a snake farm in the Rocky hillside country seeking land to raise snakes for skins and traditional medicines. The snakes would supply skins for purses curios and other uses once popular in watchmaking.

Portneuf Pocatello Idaho Pocatello Tribune

Note for Sale By Wonder Store

Five year note for $800 bearing interest annually. Secured by mortgage on real estate valued at $1600. Interest paid, annual. Enquire at Wonder store.

Wonder Store

Also Mentioned on This Page

Price Forshaw, Florist College Street W. Court Eldridge Care East Oregonian Louis Hunziker Jeweler MainfSt A. C. Koeppen & Brothers A. C. Hampton Moro M. W. Johnson Fayetta Johnson W. A. Johnson Twin Falls Miss Georgian Hall of Lynn K. Blakerlee Luene Hall Unitarian Pendleton, Oregon United States Depository National Bank Act U'ren’s Idaho Snake Farm
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