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Newspaper
Pendleton Eagle Valley News
Location
Pendleton, Oregon, United States of America
Date
Jan 21, 1911
Page
8
Pacific Power and Light Company promotes economical sanitary cooking for all residents at The Peoples Warehouse. Provisions for visitor comfort are noted. Event runs daily from 2:30 to 4:30 next week inviting patrons and non patrons alike.
Deputy Game Warden Jim Estes reports seizing eight Greeks in Meacham camp with deer carcass remains and finding five deer carcasses at a John Day brakes camp. Ranchers Ear l Martin Marion Martin and Jeff Kirk implicated. grand jury indictments likely. Estes vows strict enforcement against illegal slaughter and to monitor the region.
W. H. McMonles, a noted Portland harness and saddle maker, was in the city yesterday visiting his partner in the firm of Hamey & company. He left last night for Walla Walla to conduct business.
Justice of the Peace Joe H. Parkes returns from a California pleasure trip while Smythe shows flagging health. Indians report strong religious meetings at Lapwal Idaho. Averil’s chickens win ribbons at Walla Walla poultry show. William H. Laman’s body shipped from Oakland to Springfield after his death en route to his son. Snyder Music Store plans open in Pendleton with a broad stock. A Greek patient with typhoid fever dies at St Anthony’s hospital from hemorrhage.
Engineer Murphy arrives in Salem after state committees defer a site inspection trip for a week. He will present information gathered on branch asylum sites to the state board and legislators during the coming week.
Pendleton high school basketball team fell 25 to 22 at Echo in a tight contest. Small hall and low baskets hindered the Inea squad, despite a belief they are the stronger unit. Lineup: Fee center Finnell McDonald guards Hampton Strath forwards Houser official.
Charles B. Bean formerly associated with Lee Teutach in Hermiston real estate completed negotiations to become owner of the Oregon Hotel. The 33 room structure, a well known stopping place, was sold by J. B. Reeves. Bean left for possession and expressed optimism about prospects in the project town. Hermiston residents welcome the reputable businessman.
A crisp morning incident at Tall Man Drug rekindled warmth to Tom Ayers, its president, who leaned into a stove flare and set his clothing alight. Volunteer firefighters quickly doused the budding blaze, leaving Ayers needing a fresh outfit and a trip home to change.
In the East Oregonian bail ing, all modern conveniences. Inquire at DB. O. office.
A series of personal mentions notes visits and stops in Pendleton. C L Guseman of Juniper A 8 Quant of Albee Al Huntington and wife of Seattle, and Sam Thompson with others are seen about town. Ringle Helix rancher, Miss Clevenger milliner, and many locals including Frank Saling, Frank Micheals, Mayor James Kyle and Deputy Sheriff Joy Blakeley appear in the day’s roving notes.
The funeral of Silas Padgett, a city sheepherder who died last week, will be held tomorrow at 2 PM from Folsom undertaking parlors. His sister arrived from Echo this morning and a brother came from Eagle Valley days ago.
We extend heartfelt thanks to friends neighbors and to the Knights of Pythias Redmen and Woodman lodges for their kind acts of assistance during the illness and bereavement of our beloved husband and father Co B Lyman from Mrs Josephine Lyman and Family
A T-room house on the corner with bath hot water tank cellar wood shed shade trees good fence and sidewalk. Only $850. Also a 6 room house with stone foundation close in on west court street priced at $1000.
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