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Newspaper
Pendleton Eagle Valley News
Location
Pendleton, Oregon, United States of America
Date
Feb 09, 1905
Page
5
A clipped ad notes a 700 skirt promotion now priced at six dollars and a few Joft items offered at shade markdowns from seventy six dollars in the same sale context. The text is fragmentary but indicates promotional pricing and a limited assortment.
A jumble of storefront lines announces sales and openings at various shops, a Valentine dance, and a piano of social events. It notes job interests, wage ad, and a religious assembly with Mr Dorris preaching on faith alone, inviting attendance on Sunday.
A list shows 35 individuals taking state certificate exams, including Wilbur Woods Byron Hall Olive Blair and Allee Furnes. County exams include G Arthur Dillon Mrs O A Dillon Mabel Reynolds Mae Walker Mollie Bole P Cordelia Anil Grace Edwards Goldie Temple T W Tundy L B Walden and others.
The Allen Gilbert Ramaker Co of the tending miele house at the North west has opened a branch on Mulo street near Hotel Bow man. They offer high grade piano and organ from a reliable business issuing from Portland. Pendleton residents urged to visit the store to consider purchasing pianos or organs. The article also notes ongoing church meetings and revival efforts led by Rev. Diven and Rev. Phomase Needham, with continued services at the N F E church. A mild scarlet fever case is reported in the country involving John Multz's baby, under Dr. McPaul care.
Hume Times Herald notes heavy Hayney County snowfall with four and a half to five feet at McKinney Lake area. Outlook: ample moisture boosts forthcoming crop prospects, with strong ranges and potential high yields signaling prosperity. Local weather update from Marney area.
Secretary Jammer H. Gwinn of the Oregon Woolgrowers association has written to eastern wool buyers outlining tentative sale dates in Umatilla county and eastern Oregon for the season. Pendleton dates likely May 29 to July 1 with about 10 sales across the region. Elgin will skip its sale as wool has been contracted. Antelope, The Dalles, Heppner, Shaniko, Prineville, Baker City, Huntington, and possibly Echo are listed sale points. The clip is expected heavier, lambing good, and shipper prospects depend on summer range turnout. Harry Branch died in a cave-in at the Liverpool mine in Claney, Montana.
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