Try 7 days of FREE access to billions of articles

Start Free Trial

Pendleton Eagle Valley News in Pendleton, Oregon

We have 1,612,739 pages in Oregon

View this page and access billions of articles with a 7-day free trial.

Start Free Trial

This is just the beginning! Our collection holds over 300 years of history, including rare newspapers, obituaries, marriage records, birth records, and so much more—most of which you won’t find anywhere else!

Start Free Trial

Cancel anytime, risk free

Not what you were looking for? Search our billions of articles

Advanced Search

Articles on This Page

This newspaper page contains 18 articles. Subscribers can read the full text of each article.

Newspaper

Pendleton Eagle Valley News

Location

Pendleton, Oregon, United States of America

Date

Jan 13, 1903

Page

8

Local society and business notices from Pendleton and region

Miss Margaret Fuller heads to Gentile on a visit while JH Raley and Swanta Anderson visit Pendleton on brief business. Local residents travel, remodels underway, and medical ailments reported. Notables include Mrs W T Hislop returning from the Sound and Sister Bernadette in Portland.

Margaret Fuller Gentile JH. Raley Walla Walla Swanta Anderson Pilot Rock A J. Elsner Pendleton Ralph Wade Benjamin Burrows Baker City A. Gustafson John Garrison Jesse Alloway Linn County Charles Wright T. Donovan Umatilla-Huntington Jackson Portland Matt Kash Missouri Canyon Bernadette St Anthony's Hospital Co. D. Diment Wallan Walla Speokane Spokesman-Review W. T. Hislop T. M. Bush Nellie Athena Wooddy Webb Street Ethel Thomson Walla Walle Herbert Thomson Thomas Matthews Butter Creek

Colgate Merchandise Highlighted in Classic Trade Ad

An old advertisement promotes Colgate toilet water and soaps as a refined choice, inviting readers to request Colgates for a touch of elegance in personal care products.

Colgates

Bridges Fail Across Wild Moree and Cold Btream in Flood

Many bridges out in the recent fretchet flood. Smaller spans on Wild Moree and Cold Btream went out, boosting demand for bridge timbers and planking at city lumber yards. Holderman bridge also failed unexpectedly, a solid structure from pier foundations to top. Road supervisors oversee repairs, with high total costs.

Wild Moree Holderman

Club Building Fund Plan Advances After Holidays

The Commercial association committee will pursue raising funds to create a commercial club building. The matter was laid over until after the holidays, not from neglect, but for advisability. Chairman R. Alexander leads the fundraising committee and expects the full amount to be secured and the building erected.

Commercelal Association R. Alexander

William Roesch Plans New Brewery Plant at 405 Court Street

William Roesch, proprietor and owner, seeks to purchase a manufacturing plant for the new brewery with foundation started at 405 Court Street. He will invest in up to date processes and has contracted DouI May for brick work on the brewery.

William Roesch Court Street Doul May

Elgin Hotel Proprietor Receives Worthy Gift Stallion

J. B. Keaney of the Elgin hotel in Umatilla received a fine dark bay stallion this morning, paid $1000 for it, and plans to take the horse to his ranch on the Snake River. The note calls him among Oregon’s distinguished old-time age men.

J. B. Keaney Elgin Hotel Oregon Snake River la Grande Chronicle

Marriage Licenses Issued For Two Couples

The following marriage licenses were issued today Marlon Jack of Havana and Laura Crafts to Chas A Wright and Emma Brown both of McKay.

Marlon Jack Havana Laura Crafts Chas AL Wright Emma Brown McKay

Five-member Western normal board, Weston praised

R Alexander, president of the State Board of Regents, backs a five member board and defends Weston normal. He praises Weston’s leadership, notes prior expenditures and asks for 17 000 in the current legislature, arguing one western and one eastern normal could meet state needs. He also suggests reducing regents from seven to five and discusses delivery system plans for Pendleton trade.

R. Alexander State Board of Regents Western Normal State Board of Normal Regents East Oregonian Chamberlain State Normal Colleges Weston Normal Board of Regents Mr. Alexander Western Ard Fastern State

Helix Happenings and sickness at home from Helix

Helix reports notable sickness among children with measles present but no serious cases. Protracted Christian church meeting proceeds well. K P lodges members attended Pendleton convention. visitors include Mrs Rena Walker and her Spokane family. Several residents travel to Pendleton for illness and church events noted.

K. P Myrtle Hill Helix The Christian Church K. of P Pendleton B. B. Richards D. B. Richardson H. B. Richmond C. M. Alepach A. F. Raymond Charles MecAloy Valley Silas Athena He-lix Pen Smith Eliot Richardson Richardenn Brog Adams Nellie Herndon Myrtle Till

A Delivery Wagon Merger Promises City Service

A movement to abolish multiple private delivery teams in favor of a single city delivery under one ton wagon management gains traction. Promoters note savings compared with current hired service and major merchants express favorable sentiment after discussions with leading firms. The plan aims to standardize delivery for the city, with some merchants already selling off their private fleets.

Pendicton Calle

New School District Proposal Emerges From Settler Influx

A petition filed in county court seeks the creation of a new school district from adjacent districts 105 and 86. The proposed area would sit north of the city and slightly west, with the first petition returned for correction. The influx of settlers makes district organization necessary.

Ine Nowlin

Addition to District 88 Seeks Land Annexation

W P Ross of Meacham proposes annexing about 26 land sections from the old reservation and government and railroad land to School District 80 along the southern town line. The plan would add four miles of O T & N railroad and boost taxable property. A petition for the March county court session will be prepared.

W. P. Ross Meacham OTK, & N

Methodist Meetings Highlight Sunday Accessions and Gatherings

Three accessions to the Methodist Episcopal church Sunday are noted along with an evening young people's prayer meeting at the parsonage and a reading prayer meeting for older people. A general public meeting occurs Thursday at the church, and the Ladies' Aid Society plans an all day session Thursday. The new song book Pentecost No 2 will be first used Friday evening in a service conducted by the choir inviting all to familiarize themselves with the new song and music.

Methodiat Episcopal Church Ladies’ Aid Society Fitondante Sotige Muale

Case Against Christianson Settled Out of Court

The assault and battery case brought by Lewis Neff against L. Christianson was settled out of court before trial. The motion to discuss was filed by the complainant and granted, resulting in dismissal of the case this morning.

L. Christianson Lewis Neff

County Court Sets Levy For Next Year

The county court last evening set the tax levy for the ensuing year. For school purposes the levy is 8 mills, for state and county funds 122.9 mills, for roads 1 mill. Total 28 mills.

Cure a Cold in One Day Patent Remedy Claim

Public notice touts a quick cure for colds using a laxative and quinine tablet. It promises refunds if it fails and features W. Grove’s signature on each box, urging buyers to consult their druggist for purchase.

Iit W. Grove

Fellowship Meetings Open Session at Congregational Church

Opening session of the fellowship at the Congregational Church gathers members from across the county with the public invited. Rev. R A Olde of Walla Walla leads a discussion on Practicing the Divine Presence, followed by evening talks by Rev. Austin Rice and Rev. Stephen B Li on religious and educational themes.

Congregational Church R. A. Olde Walla Walla Austin Rice Stephen B. Li Ponronso D. D Whitman College J. D. Jonen Dayton Wash Andreas Elvira Cobleigh C.F. Clapp Forest Grove C. AH. M. Society For State of Oregon

Public ball at Music Hall this Friday night 1908

Pendleton Circle 627 announces a grand public ball to be held in the Music Hall on Friday night January 16 1908 with refreshments to be served.

Music Hall Pendleton Circle O. W

Also Mentioned on This Page

Congress Dindinger Wilson & Co F. Thompson J. H. Raymer Charles Weiss Milton Mr. Weiss Mr. Raymer Bommerville Flora Jangala Henry Jangala Jacob Enbuck Enbusk Justina Kasri George Minger Cambridge Idaho Viollet Allen Edith McDonald St. Joseph's Academy Colgate Tallman & Coe Umatilla Hances Henry F. Earnhart Pendhatén Ary Clearing Sale Camas Tive Ddleton E. T. WA Real Estate ST. Joe Stor Lyons Mergantile Ade Amin Rader Main and Webb Streets Teent Cole Adi Kine Martin Allen Brothers Maio Street Collin Gonian Vo al
Search Courier

Search the Pendleton Eagle Valley News Today with a Free Trial

We want people to find what they are looking for at NewspaperArchive. We are confident that we have the newspapers that will increase the value of your family history or other historical research. With our 7-day free trial, you can view the documents you find for free.

Not Finding What You Were Looking for on This Page of The Pendleton Eagle Valley News?

People find the most success using advanced search. Try plugging in keywords, names, dates, and locations, and get matched with results from the entire collection of newspapers at NewspaperArchive!

Looking Courier

Browse Newspapers

You can also successfully find newspapers by these browse options. Explore our archives on your own!

By Location

By Location

Browse by location and discover newspapers from all across the world.

Browse by Location
By Date

By Date

Browse by date and find publications for a specific day or era.

Browse by Date
By Publication

By Publication

Browse old newspaper publications to find specific newspapers.

Browse by Publication