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Newspaper
Pendleton Eagle Valley News
Location
Pendleton, Oregon, United States of America
Date
Feb 02, 1903
Page
5
An Oregon dairy note reports Jersey and Durhams in East Birch dairy work, price trends, and pasture shortages driving some farmers from dairying. It also highlights Pendleton real estate growth, rent savings, and the McCallister addition offering easy down payments and monthly plans to attract residents and home buyers.
Describes a subdivision offering east or west facing lots with easy rear access, 60 foot streets and a 12 foot rear alley. All lots offered simultaneously with first buyers getting early choice. Prices substantially below neighboring additions. Visit W F Barnhart's real estate office in Assortment block for full details.
Fred Lockley Jr of Salem, known for Northwest Livestock and Woolgrower Journal and Oregon journals, accepts the East Oregonian circulation agent post and is now in charge. Mrs. Lockley will accompany him to Salem as their future home.
Fresno prepares to host the California Federation of Women's Clubs with delegates arriving from nearly every county. Local clubs have organized extensive private-home hospitality for all visitors, aiming for the largest attendance yet and broad discussions on women’s topics. Rubber heels Teutsch's.
Local notes list J A Howard farm loans and various food and retail items at Castle s Gratz s and Grate s including clam chowder oyster cocktails and fresh fish. Notices announce barn building by EB DeHaven and another farm move by J W Parrott. rentals and sales of rooms houses and land. and a February 22 dedication for a new Christian church in Athena.
Miss Erma Benson returns from Portland and resumes charge of the second grade in the old Academy building. Myre J H Lycette taught in her absence. Club Notice says the afternoon club will meet at the home of am 8 ar aerete uredey February.
The North Missourian notes W. W. Harrah and family from Pendleton Oregon arriving in Missouri where their two and a half year old son died Sunday January 26 from scarlet fever. Funeral at Pilot Grove Baptist church and burial in Pilot Grove cemetery. The Harrah family expected to return home next week as revival meetings proceed and local measles epidemic affects Missouri Gulch families. W. F. Murray from Greenhorn district arrives, owner of Old Man and part owner of Eagle claims yielding $60 per ton, planning to stay until May.
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