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Pendleton Eagle Valley News

Location

Pendleton, Oregon, United States of America

Date

Jan 09, 1905

Page

5

Local Advertisements and Notices from Portland

A jumble of brief notices and ads in old Portland reporting agency sales, shop offers, furnished rooms for rent, job wants, and a few community notices. Items mention Roosevelt's, Teutech's, Indie's Gloria shoes, Steinway sale, furnished rooms on Main and Perkins avenues, and the Boys Aid Society seeking adoptive placements via W. T. Gardner, Portland, Or.

Main Street Perkins Avenue Lee Atreet Ite

Death of Frank A Callin in Chicago Transit to Olney Cemetery

Frank Axel Callin of Chicago died suddenly of quick consumption at County Hospital. He was 19 and buried at Olney Cemetery with Rev. G. W. Rigby officiating. Funeral services occurred at Rader undertaking parlors. He came to the city from Pasco weeks ago and had trouble with undelivered letters and a misdirected money order. His parents reside at 783 Tallman Avenue, Chicago.

Frank Axel Callin Chicago County Hospital Olney Rev G. W. Rigby Pasco Tallman Avenue

Division Petition Denied by Boundary Board

The county court has denied the petition of Alva Pierce and eight other residents of the district seeking division of their district. They argued a new subdivision from the old would balance the small district, but the board found the district too small. The hearing, held Saturday, was before the boundary board and the district’s school directors and other opponents were present.

Lowrd Alva Pierce Wheel

Notice for Fraternal Brotherhood Initiation Meeting

Fraternal Brotherhood members are summoned to their hall Thursday evening January 12 at 4 oclock sharp for lodge business and a special program portion. A E Lambert treasurer urges attendance and asks friends to join in the event. Uncle Tom Tonight. Mason and Dixons Uncle Tom Cabin company, touring Frazer, arrived in the city and prepared extensive scenery for the performance tonight.

A. E. Lambert Mason & Dixon the Frazer

City visitors and residents noted in Pendleton list

Mrs John Adams of Adams is in Pendleton on a trading trip BF Nicholas and James H Graham spent Sunday in Walla Walla Otto Koeppen shows marked recovery after recent operation Mrs Norval Jones and daughter depart for Walla Walla Glen Nintorff O R N operator at Wallaburg H Connell BR N roadman of Umatilla in Pendleton Mr and Mrs Switsier return from Vancouver Mrs Niedorff to move East permanently B Jackson manager of Orfron Daily Journal in Pendleton James A Howard of Sumpter in town for Golconda litigation E Wiester ex C R N resident of Freeman guest at Hotel Rickers G A Emery mining man leaves for Spokane FE Shafer north of city trading trip Weather favorable for wheat crop in valley Mr and Mrs Harry Powell return to St Helena W Wyrick recovering from typhoid fever expect discharge George A Peebler on federal grand jury at Portland returns home Minnie Paul of Walla Walla accepted position with C C Van Orsdall Miss Nellie Paul formerly held same post Mr and Mrs Harry Skiles depart for Walla Walla F A Bidwell stock man of Union carries cattle to Portland Union cattle in good condition but market light Rev J R Bell Baker City pastor and Mason chaplain travels to Portland to visit family and attend legislature says Baker City had milder winter than usual

John Adams Adams BF Nicholas James H. Graham Walla Walla Otto Koeppen Norval Jones Glen Nintorff le Now Wallaburg H. Connell Umatilla Rd Switsier Vancouver Niedorff East Jackson Orfron Daily Journal Portland James A. Howard Sumpter Golconda E Wiester C. R. & N. jSbent Meacham Freeman Wash Rickers G. A. Emery Spokane Harry Powell F. &. Younger St. Helena W. Wyrick St. Anthony's Hospital George A. Peebler Federal Grand Jury Skiles F. A. Bidwell Union Union County J. R. Bell Presbyterian Church Baker City Grand Lodge of Oregon Masons

Mining bill aims to regulate Oregon mining interests

Baker County leaders back a proposed mining bill to regulate stock sales and stop wildcat speculation. The plan includes mandatory county surveyor duties, weekly land office abstracts, and protection of mining claims against homestead and timber rights conflicts. A Baker City group will consult with the Sumpter committee to draft the bill.

Baker City Bethie Baker County Sumpter Committee County Surveyor

Nebraska to showcase big display at Lewis and Clark expo

Nebraska plans a prominent presentation at the Lewis and Clark Exposition highlighting state achievements and regional pride. The display will feature locally produced goods, historical artifacts, and information panels about Nebraska’s culture and economy, aiming to attract visitors and boost state recognition.

Nebraska

Japanese Population In Oregon Report Reveals Tiny Elder Presence

Oregon Labor Commissioner Hoff reports about 2600 Japanese in the state with distribution by county. Most youths under 20, low per cent of women and children, high literacy, temperate and industrious. Wages vary by work, with farms paying 20 to 95 dollars monthly. In Portland about 70 pilgrims attend mikado and two night schools serve 59 to 69.

Wasco County Hoff Oregon Baker Benton Clacknuman Clatsop Columbia Coney Douglas Gilliam Josephine Klamath Lane Lincoln Lion Malheur Marionsi Morrow Multnomah Polk Sherman Umatilla Union Wasco Yamhilla Chinen United States Portland Cosis Theapanese

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Jacko Lee Teutsch’s Dept. Store Main and Alta Streets U. C Knox Roosevelt Roosevelt's Teutech’s Indies Gloria Shoes Roose Steinway Tt Bay Nell'y Book Busines East Webb Street Altu Street Cook Addrem P. O St. George Eneties Grittean Billy Leathers Boys’ and Girls Aid Society of W. T. Gardner Portland, Or Pat L. Hunziker Houndaries Lowney Pee A. C. Koeppen & Brothers PYLE Alaska FORCE Malta VITA Mikado Cottonwood J. A. Smith Haw Chris Rawley Trent Rembrandt Dorris Christian Church Roy Lakin Gillett Safety Razor Goodman-Thompson Co Brock & McComas Company Easler Furniture Graham Hunter Joe Basler Havana NSHIP Flynn&co Pendleton van Alstine-Gordon & Co Mercantile Agency H. V. Tipe & Co E. Court St International Poultry and Stock Foot C.F. Colesworthy East Alte
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