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Newspaper

Pendleton Eagle Valley News

Location

Pendleton, Oregon, United States of America

Date

Jan 08, 1906

Page

8

Business College Moves to Better Quarters in City Center

The Business college relocated to larger quarters in Hendricks Building at Main and Webb, with improved rooms and the best location in town. Attendance is rising. students return from vacation as classes resume, including Victor Mason and May McBroom. The school emphasizes broad courses, high graduation standards, and strong scholarship, with over 90 percent of current students having passed the eighth grade.

Business College New Yeur Hendricks Main and Webb Street Victor Mason Bickleton Wash May McBroom Gurdane Roy Alexander Atina Cate Gardane Don Morse Vv. White Mt. Angel Ore Snelling

Where Two Years Meet New Year Greeting

The message thanks customers for their trade and goodwill during the past 12 months. Reflecting on 1905 as highly satisfactory, the note pledges continued good service, loyalty, and effort to please every customer in the coming year, with best wishes for a Happy and Prosperous New Year.

Large Scale Farm Interest Near Laidlaw in Crook County

Gerking and son Deane Gerking of Laidlaw visited Bend to view large scale farming operations near Laidlaw totaling about 1000 acres. They reported alfalfa sowing yields were variable with better growth when sown alone. Mr. Gerking, an extensive Umatilla county landowner, recalled a prior offer of 99 an acre for a 24% acre tract. Superintendent Herr and JF Myers of Portland toured Bend to review the O F N car service records and systems in use.

Crook County B. Gerkinge Laidlaw Deane Gerking Bend Gerking Umatilla County Des Chutes Herr JF. Myers Portland Portind Car Service Department O. Fu& N

Death of Mrs Browney at Pilot Rock

Mrs Louie Beaney died Saturday afternoon at 4 o clock at her home five miles east of Pilot Rock. She was 58 years old and death was caused by cancer. She leaves a husband and three children. The funeral was held this forenoon at Pilot Rock with the service conducted by Rev. Diven.

Browney Louie Beaney Pilot Rock Diven

Pendleton Masonic Lodge to convene special meeting

Pendleton Joge No. 52 A F and A M holds a special meeting this evening. Members and invited guests are urged to attend.

Pendleton Joge No. 52 A. F A. M

Hardware and Implement Dealers Form County Group

Hardware and implement dealers of Umatilla County organized a temporary county association in Weston. G W Proebster presided with I W McAdam as temporary secretary. a 4 pm meeting was set. The aim is to discuss credits freight rates transit and outside competition, not price increases.

Umatilla County Commercial Association G. W. Proebster Weston A. J. Goodman Proebster I. W. McAdam Weeton C. A. Barrett W. D. Chamberlain Athena A. Wright Freewater Mr. Allen Milton TL W McAdam Echo W. E. Brook A. J

Medals Awarded for Best Kept Railroad Sections

General Superintendent FE Buck Ingham of the Oregon Short Line announced medal winners from the November inspection. Gold medals went to BE Shaw station agent Num ba Idaho for best kept station, John McEntee roadmaster Sult Lake Caden district, and Walter Read foreman Farmington Utah for best kept section. Silver medals were awarded to top kept sections in each division with foremen A Larsen George Munns Fred Sutter J Williame among the named recipients.

Buck Ingham Salt Lake Shaw Numba Idaho Ayxiem John McEntee Sult Lake-Caden Walter Read Secor Farmington Utah Thabe A. Larsen George Munns Fred Sutter J. Williame Foremman

Wheat Outlook Excellent From Athena Merchant

C A Barrett, Athena merchant, spoke at a hardware dealers meeting about the county farming outlook. He cited ample fall moisture and recent snowmelt aiding wheat, predicting splendid but not fully developed conditions for the season. Barrett noted limited local political activity and no circuit judge candidates yet from Athena.

C. A. Barrett Athena Barrett Athena Bar

Striking comparison of Pendleton and Walla Walla revenues

A letter from Walla Walla Chief Alvah Brown shows fines and forfeitures totaling 1126.50 for the year, while Pendleton collected 11696.90 from similar sources. About 6000 dollars came from petty offenses, with the rest split roughly between gamblers and bawdy house keepers. Walla Walla imposes no regular fines on those establishments.

Pendleton Walla Walla Marsha Coffman Alvah Brown Walle Walla

Final Payment Made on the Eagles' Building

On Saturday afternoon the final payment to Contractor Gibson was made for the Eagles' building. The amount was 6878 dollars, and upon payment the bondmen were released. The total cost amounts to over 21000 dollars.

Eagles Gibson

Ambiguous historical note on land aid and finance

Fragmentary OCR indicates a discussion of building aid land amounts and a balance or cost, mentioning a monetary figure near £44 and references to land, building, and values. The text is incomplete and lacks clear entities or events to verify.

Enim

Unclear OCR: Local notices and incidents widen county page

Fragmented report covers family relocations after hospital stays, weather impacts, a clothing donation drive, and local accidents. Mentioned are A Dirruaha, Mrs Piersol, Ukiah residents, and Pendleton transport. Also notes snow, a clothing dealer injured, and irrigation plans affecting landowners.

Revival Meetings Set at Thogireon M. E. Church

Special meetings for Bone Nights will be held at the Thogireon M. E. church this week with TonMEHL preparers to lead a revival series starting this Sunday. The gathering may extend for three weeks, beginning next Sunday.

Thogireon Percet M. R Brelaning

Prize Pianola Won By Miss Bine In Local Sale

Drew Phonola of Donaldson’s Mire Elen Bine, daughter of A J Hue, won a $400 pianola in a Donaldson pharmacy drawing. The 1937 lucky number was drawn by Miss Bine, who received the prize titled The Girl From Sweden. The company arrived on an east bound train last night and left this morning for engagements before returning to Pendleton next week.

George Weigel Pilot Rock Pendleton The Dalles Drew Donaldson Elen Bine A. J. Hhue Donaldson Pharmacy Miss Bine Ciel Sweden Ffx

Drunkenness Charged in Poller Court Case

In police court this morning Wille Crow Mra Chapman Indian and Frank George were charged with drunkenness. The usual penalties were given the first two while $5 bail was forfeited by the latter. Golden Rule in the Eagles Building. Mesars Garret Copple of the Golden Foule store have rented the west room on the first floor of the Bugler building and will move and face on sale the remains of their stock.

Poller Court Wille Crow Mra Chapman Frank George Golden Rule Eagies Mesars, Garret & Copple Golden Foule Bugler

Cant of Thanks for Victor Hodgson

Mr and Mrs T A Hodgson express gratitude to friends and neighbors for kindness during their son Victor Hodgson’s illness and death.

Victor T. A. Hodgson

Try It Yourself Championed Stomach Ailment Remedy

An advice snippet urges readers to try a bette remedy for stomach ailments, promising relief from weak or dis ordered digestion. The fragment suggests endorsing a famous treatment, though details are incomplete and sources are unclear.

Bette of

Hostetter's Stomach Bitters Ad Promotes Tours and Almanac

An advertisement touts Hostetter's Stomach Bitters as a cure for appetite issues and digestive ailments. It also markets world tours including Europe and Japan, an annual Oriental cruise, and a free 1906 almanac, with contact by Frank C. Clark, 04 Broadway, New York.

Europe Japan Frea Frank C. Clark Bway New York

Baron Seigfried von Schweidler Schwartzenburg Seeks Dower Rights

Cleveland dispatch reports Baron Max Seigfried von Schweidler Schwartzenburg, a German noble, arrived to claim his rights from Phil J. Keldel after nine years of marriage. The baron alleges abandonment and seeks support, citing money spent in Europe and a sizable inheritance. Estate sources estimate cash of 147000 in bank certificates, with realty and cattle holdings pushing total value over a quarter million.

Owen Baron Max Seigfried von Porte Monte Carin Witow Kimore County J.C. Leary Salt Lake United Stockyards McGinnis Elmore County Ghenn's Ferry

Rich Idahoan Dead in Los Angeles Will Unclear

Rich Idahoan Dit McGinis died December 20 in Los Angeles. The estate is described as very wealthy and largely divided among heirs. Mrs. McGlonie is named in the will as executrix. the will has not yet been proved.

Dit McGinis Tie Lite Angeles Mtv Wepe Burton

Ordnance Passed To Buy Forestry Site

Site of forestry ponding discussed after a wrangle. Council approved a $44,000 appropriation to buy two acres for the forestry building. Several council members opposed, arguing the money could be better spent elsewhere. An attempt to reduce the amount to 1.6 acres failed.

Hy Counell Lewin Mark Exportion Miser Laine Miye Oregon Dalle Journal Burhtight Kellaher Sharkey Monefee Chin

Tragic shooting near Florence leaves boy dead at ten

Near Florence Oregon Paul Besse, 19, fired a pistol at 10 year old Alderson, suspected unloaded weapon. The shot struck Alderson in the abdomen. he died about two hours later, authorities report.

Florence Ore Paul Besse Beak Anderson Alderson

Untitled Medical Anecdote From Montgomery VA

IT inherited Scrofula and about seven years suffered intensely from it. A dying man felt no hope of cure until persuaded to try a bottle. After taking the medicine, improvement followed and continued for six months. Six bottles in total completely cured the patient in Montgomery, Virginia. W. H. Stockton.

Montgomery W. H. Stockton

Also Mentioned on This Page

Owl Tea Business College Notes Tallman & Co Main Street Umatilla Winslow Bros Pendleton, Oregon Temporry GO. W. Trobestel Steven Short Line A. Barreto Freenwagen Aanily Kaisa Sirs Toraehe Bern Forte Cine Kanne City Minmager J. G. Sel Pove Farm A. Dirruaha Tata Olney Kore Pimnae Otra Tie Bron Sdenuahe Kanesiy Alewou Piersol Kxine W. T. Shaw Hudson Bay Salvation Army Bluff Street McKay Finn Wreiter Hostetter Weex Boston Valand Dan McGinois Torfman Loft Loree Entate S.S.S Ontario Oregon Burbridge & Carel
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