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Newspaper
Pendleton Eagle Valley News
Location
Pendleton, Oregon, United States of America
Date
Feb 20, 1903
Page
5
A wheel found on Main Street months ago by Officer Peterson sits at the city jail while the owner refuses to retrieve it from police headquarters. The police say they did their duty and will not deliver the wheel to the owner, who has not visited to claim it. Winter rust has damaged the frame and back wheel, but officers say it may rot before delivery.
Pendleton Circle No 527 after a brief business session at Hendricks hall will this evening open its doors to friends for a social. A short musical and literary program will be followed by games dancing and refreshments. All members invited. Dr C J Smith to build a new residence at Lewis and Milte corner soon with modern improvements cost over 1000 dollars. T F Howard is the architect.
J T Hinkle plans rapid construction of a new residence at Court Street corner. He expects completion within March. Grounds are neatly graded with many trees and shrubs planned. Architect is C K Troutman.
TY. F. Howard will start drawings next week for a third story at the St. George hotel. The expansion will cost Mr. Darveau about 600 dollars, with the project slated to begin soon.
A collage of advertisements and notices from a bygone Oregon paper. Marks include Houser's meats Castle's seafood Gratz's oysters Teutsch shoe repairs and Neuman's smokers supplies. Rentals and sales spark interest with two front rooms on Main, a 50x90 brick building, and acreage at 617 Jane street. Local pensions, lodge notices, and church events fill the page.
Chief Blakley reports indisputable proof of six or more parties in the city known to trade in stolen goods. He notes the half dozen kleptomaniacs as local sneaks, with merchants reporting repeated thefts by habitual thieves. Officials warn arrests and prosecutions will follow.
W M Scott and family plan to move to their ranch near Helix around March 1. Scott’s son Iran, studying at Pendleton Bisc ee College, will stay until finishing studies in April. Scott reports recent wheat cutting in good condition despite heavy snow drifts and frozen ground.
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