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Newspaper
Pendleton Eagle Valley News
Location
Pendleton, Oregon, United States of America
Date
Feb 22, 1904
Page
5
Short notices advertise rooms for rent at Teutechs Teutsachs and Miller homes. Shop items shown include school shoes merchant goods and cleaning services. Classified fragments mention a piano for sale, laundry services, and various addresses in East Oregonian circulation.
Charles Be Bond and Will M Peterson visited Athena and Portland figures while Mayor and Mrs W F Matlock retired to Portland for a brief stay. Mrs B Wright of Walla Walla visited the city as a guest of friends. Hen Burroughs, F B Welle of Meacham, Judge George A Hartman, Sheriff D Taylor, Stillman, E H Clarke, GN Miller, James H Gwint, Eva Froome and Miss Elizabeth Milne journeyed between Athena Weston Portland La Grande Baker City and Hillsboro for meetings, visits, and business engagements.
Sealed bids to build a schoolhouse in district No 48 the Hogue precinct. Plans and specs are at East Oregonian office. Bid bonds required. Bids must be mailed to C W Brown school clerk by March 1 1804.
Crowner & Company have sold their interest in the new Cottonwood street laundry to O. P. Sperry of Pilot Rock. Sperry, a sheepman, will own and operate the plant once installed and is understood to have some laundry experience.
A grocer offers a money back guarantee if customers switch from the usual cheap goods to Schilling’s Best during the holiday season. The promotion promises better quality without increasing cost, framing it as a prudent choice for Christmas shopping.
The Christian Endeavor gathering featured speeches and resolutions praising Prosecuting Attorney T. G. Halley for enforcing gambling laws. It approved appointing a field secretary for Oregon, Washington, and California, and announced officers for the state union while detailing offerings to support foreign missions and local work.
Mrs. C. E. Bronowgeh of Portland speaks on Young People in Training at a closing meeting in the Baptist church. Special music features a male quartet and a Pendleton double quartet performing Haydn. The banner will go to the district with the largest membership increase over the past year.
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