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Pendleton Eagle Valley News

Location

Pendleton, Oregon, United States of America

Date

Feb 25, 1904

Page

5

Teutsch’s and Martin’s advertise shoes and fruit

The notice lists Teutsch's offering swelled slippers, rest shoe repairs, and fresh slippers. Martin's daily fruit. Millers Court ret offers fresh taffy. furnished rooms for rent at 407 Alta Street and Johnson Street. various ads for clothing, pianos, organs, and cleaning services. inquiries directed to East Oregonian office and merchants' protective agency. multiple street addresses included.

Teutsch's Martin's Teutsch’s Millers Joerger's West Court Street

Gnome Bull and Bear Edition Retail Listing

The Pit offers Nolf's produce including Navel oranges lemons bananas figs and crape fruit plus cranberries horseradish garlic parsnip and more from FLS Younger & Sons. French cauliflower owee potatoes cabbage lettuces spinach mustard greens turnips celery onions parrots and other items are also listed.

Gnome Bull and Bear Nolf Younger & Son FLS Younger & Sons's

Dramatic Recital Draws Crowd at Christian Church

A large Pendleton audience crowded the Christian church last night for Dr Martin's dramatic recital. The natural actor provided humorous, entertaining impersonations and was praised as one of the best of its kind. A second performance is planned next week with expectations of another crowded house.

Christian Church Mr Martin Pendleton Martin

La Grande Boosts Progress and Plans Elite Hall Vote

J W Scriber cashier of Farmers and Traders National Bank La Grande and part owner in Sumpter National Bank is in the city on business. He says La Grande shows rapid progress and will likely vote this spring to build a 2540 elite hall. Dr L Frances Thompson Osteopathic physician opened offices at 502 Water Street for the healing of women and children. TeleConsultation and examination free on Tuesday Thursday and Saturday.

la Grande J. W. Scriber Farmers National Bank of L. Frances Thompson A. T. Still School Kirkenville Ad Nye Water Street

Boston Store Completes Shoe Dept Improvements

The Boston Store has finished extensive enhancements in its shoe department with new and enlarged shelves and other changes. Tonight Dr. S. M. Martin will continue his series with a sermon on Personal Magnetism, drawing growing interest from attendees.

Boston

Webb Street in Pendleton Needs Grading for Planked Track

Officials of the W. & C. R. visit Pendleton and urge the city to gravel Webb street to protect the recently planked track. Wagons and mud damage edges, and without grading the new planks will deteriorate, hindering travel for pedestrians, bicycles, wagons, and riders. The street has become the main thoroughfare since the railroad time, but deep holes and mud persist, risking the elevated planking.

Webb Street Pendleton City Line Cremon Dumoer

City visitors and locals on thin business trips

William Loyd of Milton is in the city on business. Mr and Mrs G W Thomas of Le Grand visited yesterday. Conductor Frank Cocketdall of Le Grand is visiting family for a few days. Mrs D W Boyles and Mrs J H Freeman of Salem are guests at the Hotel St George. Miss Dora Myrick of the Boston Store is visiting Athens for a few days. J H Dunlap, a Casle Locks lumberman, spent yesterday in Pendleton on business. C E Bade, Portland contractor, is in the city briefly. George G Craige of Enterprise was a Pendleton visitor today. Miss Ruth Thornton and Miss Grace Harlow of The Dalles were guests yesterday. Mr and Mrs Guy Wade plan to move to Honolulu at end of April. Rev W E Potwine returned from Weston after addressing Normal school students. Will R King of Ontario was in town briefly between trains on a Portland trip.

William Loyd Milton G. W. Thomas le Grands Frank Cocketdall le Grande D. W. Boyles JH. Freeman Salem St. George Dora Myrick Boston Athens J. H. Dunlap Cascale Locks Pendleton E. Bade Portland George 3 Craige Enterprise Ruth Thornton Mine Grace Harlow The Dalles

Squaw Chooses Oversized Coffin for Husband in Oregon Tale

An aged Umatilla woman visited M A Rader's undertaking parlour to buy a coffin for her deceased husband. She selected a three man sized, unpainted cargo coffin, insisting on a large box to hold blankets and belongings. While she spoke little English, her choice reflected dignity and practicality over white man standards. The box, previously used for a large coffin, suited her taste and was loaded for delivery to the reservation.

M. A. Rader Rader

Snyder Leaves Spokesman-Review for Portland Telegram

Popular correspondent M. Snyder of the Spokesman-Review Blue Mountain desk departs for the Evening Telegram in Portland next Thursday, leaving behind a string of engaging local features. Also, sealed bids are invited for a two story cottage project for William P Sturgis, with bids due March 9, 1904, and Milton hosts game warden A W Nye for a brief enforcement visit following alleged violations.

Spokesman-Review Evening Telegram A. M .Snyder Blue Mountain News Evenie Telegram Portland Acd Snyder Blue Mountain TF. Howard Mom Judd Building Wiliam P Sturgis

Halley Hap Returns From Portland Frat Meeting

Thomas G. Halley returned this morning from a visit to Portland where he attended the state irrigation commission meeting. Oranges dispatched east without ice were preserved in a dry medium temperature atmosphere with antiseptic gas. What you know may surpass what you remember.

Mr. Halley Thomas G. Halley Portland State Irrigation Commission

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