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Pendleton Eagle Valley News

Location

Pendleton, Oregon, United States of America

Date

Jan 20, 1906

Page

5

Local City Notices and Advertisements

Nuf sod. Rader-Carpets- Rader, Tadeor-Furniture-Rader. John Gagen's Family liquor store opposite Golden Rule hotel. Monigiew's restaurant 306 Beast Court wheet. Meals 20 cents and up. Buy a Planola for your piano. Easy terms Ellers Plano House 13 Main Street. The man who makes the best of opportunities gains. Teutach's sale prices and Monday markdowns. Hotel Oregon Portland rates and free bus. Two new houses for rent at Webb and Garden. Dunne supports suffrage in Chicago. Digestive aid Kodo Dyspepsia Core advertised. Taliman & Co selling.

Tadeor Rader John Gagen Court St Golden Rule Hotel Monigiew’ S Beast ‘Court Ellers Plano House Teutach's East Alta Atreet Tettoch's Portland Oregon Teutech Webb and Garden Streets Mia Frank Downey Webb Street Chicago Dunne Ta Vy Taliman & Co

Humane Harness a Success in Umatilla County

J A Smith, Humane Harness maker, buys an interest in the US patent, plans to start selling territory rights by February 1. He previously held the county manufacturing rights in Umatilla three years, built a large shop in Pendleton, and sold one of the county’s best equipped shops June 5, 2005, with exclusive rights boosting local employment and adoption.

A. Smith J. A. Smith Hamley & Co United States Umatilla County Harnead Hartess Pendleton

Drowning of Graf in Yukon River Reported by East Oregonian

The East Oregonian notes the drowning of a man named Graf in the Yukon river. It mentions a brother in eastern Oregon involved in the sheep business and a possible Idaho resident, with authorities in Dawson hoped to locate relatives of the drowned individual. A. A. Smith and family return from Walla Walla. Smith plans to tour counties selling humane harnesses he has patented internationally.

Oregonian Will Asaler Yukon East Oregonian Graf Yukon River Oregon James Hackett Thin City Idaho Dawson Pear Huff la Grande Harris Pendleton High Schoo Ely W. L. Kidder Spolane Umatilla J. N. Burgess R. A. Kelsay Cunningham Sheep & Land Company Mr. Kelly Harry ©. Grady la Grinds Portland R. W. Fletcher Walla Walla W. D. Fletcher Henry Stamper North Yakhnaw Golden Rule Doc Morgan Mra A.D. Roberts Glenn's Ferry Eri. W. Myer Sayres Pendleton RR. D. Angree Co G. M. Hice Spring Woods Spokane Dayton Courier-Preq

Opening New Ditch on Hill Farm Quest for Irrigation

Workmen dig a new one and a half mile irrigation ditch on the Hill farm two miles west of town. It will span about 200 acres. Also notes about DeWitt's Little Early Risers and a Northern Pacific Snowyide branch from Yakima. Teutsch's marks last day of sale with heavy merchandise clearance.

John Baughman Northern Pacific Yakima

Pendleton Keeps Notice of Wide Roster of Visitors

Numerous residents and visitors arrive in Pendleton from Umatilla Heppner Weston and beyond. Names include Jess Lieualien F B Wells J T Hosking Charley Russell Major Lee Moorhouse H C Willis John Swhtgler A S Pearson G W Howitt and many others.

Boho John Swhtgler Umattila M. J. Montleth Mack Monteith Albany George Cormwer Heppner Viett Jomo Johnie The Hartman, Aberfact Company Reno Pearson Freewater G. W. Howitt Helix North Powder George Carmichael Weston Country P. W. Allison Pendleton Heppner Times A. Harnes Weastan Lulu BR. Lorens Echo Vevatilin East Oregonian Oregon Daily Journal W. Schmidt Baker City Robert Eakin la Grande Judge Hills T. F. Sheridan Fred McClain Medicine Hat Canada Sheridan Buttercreek Laura Holm la Grande High School Amembly Hall

Pendleton High Adds Commercial Department in January

Public schools report strong student effort with improved attendance and new features. Debating returns, two 18 voice glee clubs, and an enhanced commercial department set to open January 29 with courses in bookkeeping, typewriting, shorthand, commercial law, arithmetic, penmanship, and spelling.

Pendleton Ife Achoal Cty Schoo Law Medicine Hoya Girlie Pendleton High School New Commercial Department Clasenw

Installing a Blower at Forster Planing Mill

For several days the Forster Planing mill has been closed to install a blower. The dust from each machine will be directed into an overhead funnel and conveyed to the furnace where it will be buried.

Forster

Harvest Shipments Move 600 Cars of Tee From North Powder

The first crop of tee has been harvested from ponds at North Powder. Total shipments reach 000 carloads sent in multiple directions including Pendleton, Walla Walla, and Colfax, with a large portion moving westward.

North Powder Pendleton Walla Wallin Colfax

Rohik Plans Eight-Room Ranch House Near Nolin

Architect C. E. Troutman drafts plans for an eight-room residence on Henry Rohik’s ranch near Nolin. The project proceeds as Rohik moves to construct a new home on his property.

Henry Rohik C. E. Troutman Nolin

Honolulu facts from The Paradise of the Pacific midwinter issue

Summary of Honolulu data including coordinates latitude 21 18 2 north longitude 157 51 30 west standard time 2 hours 35 minutes behind San Francisco 1904 temperatures 87 high 65 45 low population 40 000 plus streets 125 miles electric service 23 miles with 1300 subscribers five public parks aquarium free museum 4289 public school pupils and 3270 private school pupils 20 church edifices first class hotels electric lighting two ice factories tannery brewery two iron foundries daily newspapers seven banks and several associations and organizations plus police and military units

Pacific Honolulu East Oregonian W. E. Potwine Hawaii Territory San Francisc Rte Tropics Petroleum Ran Thirne Chamber of Commerce Merchants Association Hawaiian Promotion Committee Stok and Bond Exchange Builders’ and Traders’ Exchange Trade and Lator Council Hawalian Sugar Planters’ Association Hawaiian Historical Society United States Infantry National Guard

Hearst Made Honorary Member by St Paul Printers Union

The St Paul Typographies union elected William Randolph Hearst an honorary member in a unanimous vote. Nominators praised his papers for supporting organized labor and the eight hour day. The piece notes Hearst papers backed the printers’ demand and highlights the union’s strength in the United States. Also, Hugh 8 Touby, chief clerk at the Treasury, died in Washington after 44 years of service.

St. Paul Hearst North America Hugh Touby Treasury Department Washington

Pendleton Girls Triumph Over La Grande In Low-Scoring Clash

Pendleton swept La Grande 11 to 6 in a high school gym contest. Pendleton relied on field goals with most points by Jessie Folsom Ivy Hill and Eva Scott while La Grande matched with fouls and a single field goal by Miss Bunnell.

Pendleton la Grande la Grande High School P. H Moesers Goodman Wilson Jessie Folsom Mies Bunnell Pendleton Girls Ivy Hill Jessie Folsam Eva Scott Ethel Temple Dixie Todd la Grande Team Was As Follows: Forwards, Misses McMurry Greene Bunnell Mrs Wilson Hooper Forrest

Pendleton Store Prep for Major Piano Sale Event

In a city wide push, the Pendleton store promises a dramatic early morning sale on fine pianos. Officials tout extensive stock and marked down prices as high as 60 to 200 dollars, urging readers to compare claims in prior ads and act now to own a piano at significant savings.

Pendleton

Wading Through Mudville in a Mapleine and Coffee Song

A playful children’s tune mocks Mudville streets as shoppers from the East End Grocery parade with Mapleine and 99 Coffee. The chorus promises free coffee, Santa Claus, and a satirical savior motif as it extols Mapleine’s claimed beauty and social benefits.

Mudville East End Crescent Santa Claus Maidville

Also Mentioned on This Page

Donaldson's Peoples’ Warehouse Donaldson Old Stand Sunshine” Preparati Victon & Edison Columbia J. A. Owenhouse Main ST Lawate A. A. Smith E. Rengin DeWitt Tallman & Co Teutsch’s Koeppens Price A. C. Koeppen Bro’s Jess Lieualien Wenon Ionor Hearst Milwaukee Typographical Union Jeln Irving’s Buchu Wafers Ron Irving Irving Drug Company Philadelphia Sal J. C. Gallagher Mgr Woodard, Clarke & CO Portland, Oregon Georgia Children's Chorus Jonh Dyer Alta St Alta House
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