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Newspaper
Pendleton Eagle Valley News
Location
Pendleton, Oregon, United States of America
Date
Jan 11, 1905
Page
5
A jumble of notices, classifieds, and town items. It lists rental offerings, job inquiries, store ads, and local events, with references to Roosevelt, Roone, and Teutech stores, a school meeting, church sermons, and various personal notices amid frayed OCR text.
Denver report denies Peabody will skip contest for Adams seat. advisors say contest papers will be filed tomorrow morning. Helena notes no statewide joint election. leading candidates fall short of required totals by margins listed. Debtors urged to settle debts. Kemler & Son appeal for payment to cover bills. The New York World references Rupsiat authorities satire about a loan.
A flood of names pass through Pendleton on different errands from Portland to Walla Walla. C BR Browne of Walla Walla, J A Borte bound for Portland, E J Bommerville visiting his Milton ranch, and Mrs K B Porter with children stopping by for a few days, among others. Local officials and merchants, including P O Holland and H C Robey, are active in business and travel, with medical concerns mentioned for C E Troutman and H Wolp, while town life also notes improvements in irrigation plans and group hunts.
A local program features For Mother's Sake a strong rural drama noted for brisk comedy and emotional acting. Tonight at eight Soldiers of Fortune stars White Whittelney in a Richard Harding Davis adaptation. Dr Driver dedicates time to answering questions with no address given.
Idaho woolgrowers convened at Pocatello and split over the two mile limit law. Caldwell Tribune reports officials deny a capitulation and call a Caldwell meeting for January 24 to decide whether Bolne Canyon and Owyhee counties will quit the Idaho Woolgrowers association if the two mile limit fight ends. Woolgrowers seek unity to protect the industry and plan action at Caldwell meeting.
A San Francisco manicure service is advertised as available at Mrs. Campbell's millinery parlors located at 107 Court Street. The notice promotes professional nail care offerings in a retail setting.
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