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Pendleton Eagle Valley News

Location

Pendleton, Oregon, United States of America

Date

Jul 01, 1904

Page

2

Prospects Bright for Inland Empire Real Estate Growth

C R Wade of E T Wade & Bon reports the Inland Empire shows strong real estate momentum despite a presidential year. Demand for residences in Pendleton ahead of fall growth, with rents rising and crop gains boosting confidence. Brick businesses valued near 250000 dollars are rising, while housing construction must expand to balance commerce.

Inland Empire Pendleton C. R. Wade E. T Wade

Switzler’s Wedding and Prairie Overstocks

June outlook remains favorable into July with expected competition for settling and renting property. Starkey Prairie area reports severe overstocking. Mrs. A J Southwell returns from Starkey Prairie cattle interest trip and notes range cattle hitch, with hay and grass shortages due to lack of rain. Eva Switzler, known locally, wed H N Dryer of Tacoma in Walla Walla. ceremony held on the Bwiteler lawn with about 300 guests. The newlyweds depart for a wedding tour to Portland and Sound cities.

Starkey Prairie A. J. Southwell Birch Creek Sho Switzler Eva Switsler Walla Walla H. N. Dryer Tacoma Bwiteler Portland Sound Cities

City inspection expands to curb disease shelters

City Marshal Carney and Fire Chief Withee continued yard by yard inspections of stores and homes this afternoon. Health Officer Cole joined as sanitation expert as officials vow to attack anything that could harbor disease microbes.

Carney Withee

Mayor seeks third delegate for Portland mining congress

Mayor Matlock faces difficulty securing a third delegate to the Portland mining congress as no one volunteers. The city executive plans to appoint any resident who pledges to attend the convention.

Matlock Portland Mining Congress

House Moved Off Willow Street Property

Henry Shultz of Colfax Washington completed moving a house off Willow street on property bought by Charles Brownfield. The job was carried out by Charles L Hastings.

Henry Shultz Colfax, Wash Willow Street Charles Brownfield Charles L. Hastings

Kilgore Visitor at St. Louis Exposition

J B Kilgore of Weston was among visitors registered at the Oregon building during yesterday’s St. Louis exposition. He had left Weston some time earlier to go to St. Louis.

J. B. Kilgore St. Louis Oregon Building St. Louis Exposition Weston

William Keller Better Improves Slowly in Hospital

William Keller Better of the Goodman Thompson Hardware Company, hospitalized at St. Anthony's, is improving slowly.

William Keller Better William Keller Goodman- Thompson Hardware Company St. Anthony's Hospital

Labor unions urged to join Oregon State Federation

C H Gram addressed Milarkey hall urging all local unions to affiliate with the Oregon State Federation of Labor. He argued unity strengthens industrial success and proposed a women’s auxiliary, a state penitentiary convict farm labor plan, and better union recruitment. He plans to return to Pendleton in September to organize more branches.

Oregon Gram Salem Grant Portland Sppaker Myr. Gram Pendleton E. D. Trampleas Ure

Visit Notices of Pendleton Residents

Will Viait In Kansas, L G Frasier to depart for Pleasanton to join his wife who has spent two months there. Some time may elapse before they return to Pendleton. J H Keonts Echo pioneer is in the city for a brief visit with friends.

Kansas L. G. Frasier Pleasanton Kan Pendleton Vietting J. H. Keonts Echo Pioneer Triende

Oregon Legislature by Trades and Professions

The next Oregon legislature will comprise Farmers 20, lawyers 14, merchants, lumbermen 7, stockmen 6, doctors 6, druggists 2, bankers 6, printers 3, public officers 3, cedar dealers 2, steamboat men 2, real estate 2, hopbuyer 1, woolbuyer 1, dentist 1, grainbuyer 1, forsteamner 1, wool manufacturer 1, fisherman 1, insurance 1, and minor 1.

Oregon

Infested With Hoboes In Walla Walla

Walla Walla reports a spill of about 400 tramps in recent weeks, with more departing as harvest draws men away from the city. Chief Brown notes an unprecedented year for transient beggars, driven by rising costs and scarce work in the wheat fields and mountains of Eastern Washington.

Walla Walla Brown Washington Walla Walla Stateamian

Ming Lotta Livermore Visits Kin In Oregon

Ming Lotta Livermore daughter of Postmaster Livermore travels from Portland to visit sister Mrs J L Lowell. She will visit Mrs A Beaty in Oregon City and spend time with Pearce cousins in Salem. She plans to be away about a month.

Portland Astoria G. A. Hartman Eeaie L. H. Sturgie George Hartman, Jr Alice Gray Ming Lotta Livermore Livermore J.L. Lowell Oregon City Slater A. Beaty Lome Ate Salem Pearce Miss Livermore

Real estate firm Nowlin & Rihorn insuring wheat

J. F Nowlin of Nowlin & Rihorn is in the country insuring wheat. Wheat insurance is noted as a key service by firms aiding farmers against loss from fire during this season.

J. F Nowlin Nowlen & Rihorn

Pendleton Woolen Mills to Close for Summer Vacation

After a highly successful year Pendleton Woolen Mills will shut down for vacation and repairs. Carding room closes tomorrow night for six workers and weaving and finishing departments follow in sequence, with operations resuming September 1. Management notes record profits and expects renewed performance next year.

WII Pendleton Woolen Mille Ferguson Pendleton

Stores Close for Fourth Holiday Across City

City stores will close on the Fourth with all employers granting clerks a holiday. Many clerks plan an excursion to Walla Walla while others will work until 8 PM instead of 6 PM through September 1 due to July and August business with country districts.

Crosis Walla Walla

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