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Newspaper
Pendleton Eagle Valley News
Location
Pendleton, Oregon, United States of America
Date
Feb 25, 1905
Page
2
A garbled OCR note describes various dishware and tableware items including pie plates gravy boats and breakfast plates offered at a stated price, but the text is unclear and many words are incomplete leaving the exact items and pricing uncertain.
A Pendleton council note cites multiple violations over hay storage near Webb street between Post and Franklin. The fire marshal and mayor ordered the Webb street owner to remove the inflammable pile within days under ordinance Sec 8 restricting outdoor hay stacking near dwellings.
Judge Lowell clarifies he is not a candidate for United States district judge in the proposed Eastern Oregon district. He says he will support his friend John L. Rand for the judgeship and notes Rand’s strong appointment prospects.
The president will consider the recommendations. If Read is out, the judgeship race may open to others, with Rand favored by the Oregon delegation and backed by prominent Republicans in eastern counties. Judge Lowell is not the Baker City papers candidate for district attorney.
Reverend Robert Warner, pastor of the M. E. church in Pendleton, returns from a revival at Upper McKay three miles southeast. Rev M J Baltemore started the meeting in the schoolhouse, attracting strong local support. Seventy new church members have joined, most settlers in the district, transforming a region with few churchgoers.
Irish comedian Kerry Murphy brings two nights at the Fraser presenting Shaun Rhee Sunday and Kerry Gow Monday. Highlighting classic Irish humor and high comedy, his program features the best of his company with rich dramatic talent.
B Horeman, a well known county figure, wed Mary Campbell on Wednesday at Centralia Washington. The couple are on a wedding trip through California and the East and will reside in Centralia on returning home.
A fragmentary report notes a Wilson cateopath bill facing opposition from some factions while drawing near unanimous support in a new parliamentary session. The article hints at broad backing and procedural progress despite unsettled reactions from critics.
A week of social activity in Washington marked by a Washington birthday party hosted by Fred Shoemaker for about 50 guests with cherry decorations and a 500 game event won by George Hartman and Mrs Thomas Co. Warner. Additional dinners, weddings, and bridge and 500 games followed at homes of Warner, Cohen, Hartman, and others, with plans for upcoming nuptials including Miss Ida Alexander to Elmer P. Dodd and Miss Hickere.
An advertisement touts Scott's Emulsion as a moral for babies children and adults who are thin weak or pale. It claims the product richens blood builds healthy flesh and nourishes the body, presenting it as a remedy against poor nourishment and disease. The copy cites Scott Bowe New York as the supplier.
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