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Newspaper
Pendleton Eagle Valley News
Location
Pendleton, Oregon, United States of America
Date
Feb 06, 1908
Page
5
Local ads list Demott's stock of White Haviland china and flowered designs, plus new spring oxford footwear at Alexander's. Also promocodes for dry wood, dress fabrics, banners, and other retail listings.
Herman the celebrated clairvoyant palmist and healer relocates to the Bowman hotel. Saturday marks the last day to obtain his special readings for five dollars at one dollar. Consult him for this opportunity.
The James family thanks friends and neighbors for kindness and assistance during the illness and bereavement of husband and father J. H. James. Lydia James and Family express gratitude for support received.
William Rupers of Myrick and Mrs Dunnington of Helix visit for business and trading. Mayor T A Lieuallen of Adama spends days in the city on business. Miss Adna Raley leaves for Portland for a short visit. Attorney Roland Oliver travels to La Grande on legal business and returns tonight. William Meredity of Umatilla guests at Golden Rule on business. Dr W G Cole returns from Blalock in consultation. M J Lynch of Warren Construction was in the city yesterday. Conductor G K Bertholet of Northern Pacific takes vacation, FitzGerald filling in. K Fahrenwald of Ridge district stays at Golden Rule on trading trip. Chauncey Smith leaves for White Salmon to farm. Miss Greta Jurgen leaves for Portland to take stenography post with Division Engineer William Bellone. Rev Robert Warner, formerly pastor here, now in Wilbur, attends union revival meetings in the city.
County Clerk Frank Saling files nominating petition to seek re election. He will run in the Republican primaries and on the June ticket if nominated. Saling is the third county official to announce a bid, joining Recorder Hendley and Treasurer Bradley. He is serving his second term as clerk.
J J Richardson an adjustor for Northwestern Fire Insurance of Milwaukee arrived from Portland last evening and forenoon and settled the loss on Ben Burroughs residence north of the river. The upper story fire damage was valued at 499.15 and was paid in full. Richardson returned home to Portland today.
Four boxes from the Ankeny cup winners at Walla Walla travel to Los Angeles as part of the Inland Empire association exhibit. The apples will be shown in a large window of a car and labeled Grown by the Inland Empire to advertise Washington state.
James P. Goodhue, agent for the Northern Express, has been notified he is an heir to a vast estate valued at 20 million dollars, held in trust by the Bank of England. The heirs, asserting their Putnam lineage, are pursuing settlement of the mammoth estate, with Mr. Goodhue identified as a son of Clare Putnam.
The Ministerial association of Baker City apologizes to Judge William Smith for charges in a circular letter sent a few days ago. They state they were misinformed about the facts and regret the circulated statement.
A quarter section of reservation land in the south half of the south half of section 22 township 3 north range 4 west was sold by Gus Russie to Frank Martin for 12000 dollars or 75 dollars per acre. The deed was recorded yesterday.
A visitor tells Tommy she will stay a week and insists he cannot guess who she is. Tommy bets the visitor is not a relative of his father, framing a light ready-for-print vignette from Harper's Weekly.
A cryptic line from the East Oregonian hints at a placeholder a0 term. The fragment suggests a citation or label rather than a full article detail, offering limited context for a fuller summary.
The Streeter Bryan company presents the Little Minister at the Oregon theater tonight with Miss Bryan in a leading role supported by Mr Streeter and a strong company. It is touted as a top production for the season and will be the Saturday matinee attraction with the usual prize for the lucky boy and girl. A Sunday night program change follows and the Eagle Show Shop on Court Street draws big crowds with new moving pictures and thrilling attractions observed last night.
Thornton Music Store promotes new pianos from Hadd roff's Marshall Wendell's Lesters and others at 813 Main Street. Pianos are thoroughly inspected before leaving the store. Do not buy old goods. be convinced by in‑stock instruments.
Joseph Weinburg, a taller, was arrested in Chicago yesterday amid wedding preparations to marry Miss Yetta Weyman. The charge against Weinburg is larceny. Dressed chickens every Saturday at
The East Oregonian notes petitions of candidacy and electors nominating petitions are printed and on sale. Voters and candidates can obtain the petition blanks for each party and office from the newspaper office.
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