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Pendleton Eagle Valley News

Location

Pendleton, Oregon, United States of America

Date

Jan 17, 1902

Page

8

Peter West Responds To Reports In East Oregonian

Pendleton Oregon January 16 Peter West protests a Tribune report titled Lined Up Against Peter West He denies asking 100 percent advance for his lots or that Sisters of St Francis tried to purchase them He notes petition date November 29 1901 objection January 6 1902 and his offer to donate $50 to the hospital after a reporter asked his price and the sisters were told not to sell pending further notice

Pendleton, Or East Oregonian Peter Weat the Tribune Sisters of St. Francis St. Francis

Price Reasonable Sale of St Francia Lots

Statement notes the price was very reasonable and that the speaker has had several chances to sell the lots. It mentions informing the portion held for the Staters of St Francia Peter West.

St. Francia Peter West

Pendleton Daily Personal Mentions Chronicle Local Carriers

Roy Cunningham visits Pendleton from Arlington. Homer Kendal of Kinx in town yesterday. J. L. Higgins and H. C. Daniels arrive from Lane. George Peringer went to Walla Walla this morning. T A Van Hollenbeck, a Walla Walla citizen, in town. Nick Rerner and G. B. Graham of La Grande in Pendleton for a day. Dr. C. J. Smith called to Pilot Rock for professional business. Mrs. J. L. Darling and Wilegon of Umatilla arrived to visit Pendleton parents. Dr. A. J. Dillon of Echo visiting relatives. Evelyn Sommerville and mother returned from Walla Walla. John Albert spent days in Pendleton then returned to Walla Walla. F. H. Beathe of Wealen doing business in town. named road superintendent. R. H. Patton of Birch Creek to Lind with son KH. T. Patton. Douglas Betts of Echo back from Union county for Eastern Oregon Wool Growers work. Mr. and Mrs. A. B. Neille return from California. Mr. Noble’s health improves and notes earnings. Much time spent in Lane and Butte counties.

Roy Cunningham Pendleton Arlington Homer Kendal Kinx J. L. Higgins H. C. Daniels Lane George Peringer Walla Walla T A. van Hollenbeck Nick Rerner G. B. Graham la Grande C. J. Smith Pilot Rock J. L. Darling Wilegon Umatilla J. M. Bent John Albert F. H. Beathe R. H. Patton Birch Creek Lind KH. T. Patton Douglas Betts Echo Union County Oregon Butte Counties Mr. Noble

Pendleton Bride Weds Boston Man in New England Ceremony

Word reaches Pendleton that Belle Strickland married Robert Pollard Oldham in Boston and resides in Beatrice Miss. Hallie Strickland accompanies them. Belle Strickland finished study at Bradford College and her husband is a Harvard Law School graduate. She is well known in Pendleton and the county, having formerly lived there.

Pendleton Belle Strickland Robert Pollard Oldham Boston Beatrice Hallie Strickland Miss Strickland Bradford College Massachusetts Harvard Law School Thi County

Pendleton Plans Two New School Buildings

Pendleton’s rapid growth forces immediate action with a special election next Tuesday to authorize purchasing a northern riverfront lot for a new school. About 1,000 of 1,200–1,600 pupils attend public schools. 200–500 attend Pendleton Academy and St Joseph’s Academy. The plan also includes an east end building to serve local families and to replace an inadequate old ward school. The district expects to need eight more rooms and more teachers to accommodate the surge.

Pendleton Pendleton Academy St. Joseph's Academy North Pendleton Scyoo Walter's Mill Asthoole Sward School Rooma

Woodmen and Circle Plan Major Coast Event

The Woodmen and Circle hold a joint convention setting April 1 and 22 for a large log-rolling and Jubilee on the coast. Fourteen delegates attend with J E Krause Pendleton as chairman and A A Urquhart The Dalles as treasurer. The 1144 committee will recruit 1144 candidates into Woodcraft orders in secret while public events cover music and literary programs. Pendleton hosts expect 100 members and many visiting nonmembers.

Woodmen and Circle Campa Woodcraft J. E. Krause Pendleton Mra Minnie Stillman A. A. Urquhart Dalles Woodmen of Order Societien

Shriners Meeting Attracts Pendleton Delegation

Pendleton residents including Leon Cohen and T. Taylor travel to Portland for the Mystic Shriners gathering. Local attendees from Pendleton include R. Alexander, Willam Slusher, Robert Forster, M. M. Wyrick, J. R. Dickson, and W. B. Hansford. Some may not go, but most plan to attend the high Masonry event. Also referenced are a medical testimonial for Kodol Dyspepsia Cure and local grocery prices for ranch eggs.

Leon Cohen T. ('. Taylor Portland Mystic Shriners R. Alexner Willam Slusher Robert Forster M. M. Wyrick J. R. Dickson Hansford The Shriners Order

Grande Ronde Beet Sugar Industry Expands Growth

Lawyer Joe F. Baker of La Grande reports to East Oregonian that about 1700 acres were contracted for sugar beets in the Grande Ronde valley, with growth likely to double in 1902. He notes possible electric road to Cove but no definite plans, and praises ongoing prosperity from beet sugar. He cites farmer profits per acre, highlighting John Cavenlas among top earners.

Joe F. Baker la Grande St. George Grande Ronde Valley Mr. Baker East Oregonian Cove Baker Oregon John Cavenlas

Train 41 Arrives Earlier For Pendleton K of P Convention

General Passenger Agent Craig informs 0. R. N. agents that train No. 41 will run ahead of time Monday January 20 due to the district convention in Pendleton. Walla Walla departs 8 30 Milton 9 05 Weston 10 19 Athena 10 20 Adams 10 40, reaching Pendleton by 11 30. Notify all interested parties including hotels and postmen. fresh, 26 cents per dozen at the Stan.

Craig K. of P’s Pendleton Walla Walla Milton Weston Athena Adams Tera

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