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Pendleton Eagle Valley News

Location

Pendleton, Oregon, United States of America

Date

Jan 01, 1904

Page

5

Boston Store and services brighten daily life

Breezy local notes tout Hat agency, clothing shops, and the Boston Store offerings. Mentions shoes, millinery, cab services, tailor repairs, and a milk route for sale. Several ads promise steady work, ready service, and low prices at Court Street storefronts and Indian school recruitment, with inline contact hints.

Teptach’s Rader Knox Hat Agency Boston Teutsch’s Stein-Bloch Fechter Court Street

Baker City pastors urge removal of hats during church services

Baker City pastors plan to start the new year by asking women in their congregations to remove hats during Sunday services on January 3. They argue hats block view of the pastor, diminishing sermon impact, and expect support from other Eastern Oregon towns to promote hatless worship.

Baker City Oregon

Pendleton Man Fooled by Train Switch Ruse

A Pendleton business man known for riding trains to the Spokane branch junction attempted the usual ride to the Uemalin line but found the switch already set and the train did not stop. He then visited Adams to report the incident, claiming the ruse was not premeditated.

Pendleton Junction Spokane Uemalin Viciouz Adame Tle Adams

Levy Ankeny and Son Return to Walla Walla

Levy Ankeny and his son N Ankeny have returned to Walla Walla after a brief visit in which Senator Ankeny called at the First National Bank, becoming one of the bank’s principal stockholders.

Walla Walla Levy Ankeny N. Ankeny Ankeny First National Bank Beco

Personal Visitor List Highlights City Social Scene

A parade of visitors stops in the city for brief stays or short business. Miss M Vaun of Walla Walla and several others from Walteburg Pilot Rock Coward Alene and Milton attend gatherings or conduct small matters with friends. Local officials and business people like Dave Nelson J N Teal and Richard McCann travel through or stop over, tied to meetings weddings and travel plans.

M. Vaun Walla Walla Arthur Coverts Walteburg William Jackson Pilot Rock Joe Kennedy Whitman G. W. Cooper Cowar d'Alene C. W. Steen Milan Henry Whiteley Moro William Bowers Cowovrings Henry Athena Gowri House Dave Nelson J.N. Teal Portland First National Bank Alt Mra Hibbs Leweton Idaho City Lillian Foster Walla Businens Company

Theater Firestandings At Costly Loss In City

Damages from a theater fire are estimated at 250000 with total project costs around 450000. Officials vow a full investigation to determine fault and assign responsibility. The owners had insured for a limited amount, believing the venue was completely safe from fire.

Treager Ti Te Propritors

New Buildings Progress On Purl Bowman Site

All brickwork is finished on the Purl Bowman building and the crew has been laying joists for the second story floor for several days. Masons have resumed wall work and weather will steer progress. Behempp Schmidt workers are installing second story joists and will begin walls soon. The laundry will start once the building is completed in a couple of months.

Purl Bowman Building Ag Ae Tie Behempp & Schmidt

Rev Potwine to Lead Honolulu Episcopal Church

Reverend W E Potwine, rector of the Church of the Redeemer in this city for 22 years, sails for the Sandwich Islands to take charge of a major Honolulu church. He has served since his divinity school days and helped Pendleton grow the Redeemer into a strong parish. His father and sister will accompany the family to Hawaii for health reasons, and his successor remains unnamed.

Church of the Redeemer W. E. Potwine Sandwich Islands Islands Divinity School Potwine Pendleton Mr. Potwine Honolulu

Bank cashier Otto Ahimann shot dead in New York

Otto Ahimann, longtime cashier of the Bank of Slain Intend at Blankon, was shot and killed after a crisis report at the bank. Police closed the bank doors pending investigation and authorities conduct inquiries into the motive and circumstances surrounding the incident.

New York Otto Ahimann Carhier Bank of Slain Blankon

Alfalfa Yield Breaks Records on Butter Creek Ranch

A Butter Creek farm near Echo, Blue Mountain Ranch, owned by W W Cotton H F Conner and George Stevenson with George Kimball and a foreman, produced 704 tons of alfalfa from 93 acres after a single flood irrigation. The three cuts averaged 7.8 tons per acre at 5 8 and 10.60 per ton, totaling about 59 per acre income and roughly 6487 in gross from the crop with costs around 660 for irrigation and handling. The owners plan further reclamation as land becomes irrigable, with raw land valued at 6 to 10 per acre prior to irrigation and higher market value after diversification.

Butter Creek Blue Mountain Ranch Echo W. W. Cotton H. F. Conner George Stevenson George Kimball Foreman Echo District

Worthless land turned into farms by fertilization

In Cass county Michigan a man bought a run-down farm five years ago. Soil fertility was so exhausted beans would not grow profitably. Following expert advice he planted grine and clover and logan feeding. A four-acre tract was broke, corn planted, and a yield soon followed.

Michigan Furus Cass County Wolverine Logan

Inter Mountain Fair Assoc Board Hails Strong Fund Drive

The Inter Mountain Fair Association reports a successful weekly meeting with progress on debt relief. Banks pledge 1,500 and citizens are urged to match, with over 800 raised so far and more expected. Unpaid premiums and bond interest will be settled once funds arrive, leaving a reserve to operate until fall.

Boise, Jeu Inter Mountain Fair Association Honda

Pingree Gloria womens shoes on sale at $3.50

The ad lists Pingree Gloria shoes for women, and Little Red Schoolhouse shoes for children, claiming the three lines offer best value. It notes a stamp on the sole as a warning that others are selling the same brand, urging readers to notice it.

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Cor Main and Alta al Martin Potccher Slzem Bostoo Gloria George Ainder Feck Deppens Popslar P A.C. Koeppen & Brothers H. C. Phillips Waltsburg Friends Bowman and Schempp & Schmidt Goa Butter Creek Farm Inter.Mountain Association E.W. Grove Sigmatore A.J. Bean Frederick Nolf Aarp Prank B. Clopton East Court ST Pendleton & Ukiah Stage Line Golden Rule Motel
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