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Newspaper
Pendleton Eagle Valley News
Location
Pendleton, Oregon, United States of America
Date
Jul 02, 1903
Page
5
A clipped notice notes Teutsch sells patent colt skin items at a special value. The listing highlights Serbia as a location or market and mentions a secular price point.
A dense jumble of classified blurbs advertises supplies from Newman's Sharp's wallpaper and Rader's goods to tamales at Gratz's. It promotes cigars, irons, furniture giveaways, rental rooms, painting and paper hanging by Charles Lane, and a July visit by Soule Bree Piano Co in Pendleton with a range of sales, rentals, and services.
An advertisement touts a variety of rings and related gift items for weddings. It promises quality at fair prices with selections in different styles and settings to suit couples. The copy highlights rings priced around key value points and invites readers to shop.
Franklin Hie files for divorce from Melinda Ellix citing desertion. The couple married in Missouri in March 1872 and have five children. Attorney Peter West represents Hie.
Two marriage licenses were issued from the county clerk's office. The first went to James H Metxker and Minerva J Chapman yesterday afternoon. The second was issued to Harry Davidson and Bertha E Harris today.
Only 29 men across three teams are at work as a new sewer digs through gravelly Umatilla river bed. The trench often runs seven to 18 feet deep and frequently reaches water, slowing progress. 3,000 feet of 20 inch pipe remain with much of it four to 11 feet deep, especially near One Lung’s premises. Foreman William M. Preston now has 20 men and three teams, facing scarce teams and transient labor.
Mrs. Nettle Burt, an experienced restaurant manager, has purchased the Gilt Edge tunnel counter at 222 East Court Street. She plans improvements to make the establishment neat and attractive for patrons.
James H. Meteker and Minerva J. Chapman both of North Pendleton wed yesterday evening at 8 o'clock at the residence of G O Meeker with Rev. G W Rigby officiating in a simple ceremony attended by local residents.
The Bureau of Forestry planted 100000 pine seedlings on 10 acres and sowed seed on 20 acres in the Dismal River Forest Reserve, Nel, with work continuing this summer. The nursery will be expanded to hold 2000000 seedlings, aiming to supply stock for larger plantings and eventually forest the Niobrara and Dismal River reserves, totaling 212000 acres.
The boundaries of the Niobrar reserve will be revised this summer, according to a notice from the Bureau of Forestry. The plan, issued by Wy EK, outlines the upcoming adjustments to the reserve limits and governance.
Louis James will play Alexander the Great with Frederick Warde as Perdicans in a newly written drama by Collip Kemper and Rupert Hughes. Based on the life of Alexander, the ambitious production aims for a distinctive renderings for both stars, with a large company and a Chicago premiere planned after extensive revisions and approvals.
Governor Chamberlain issues a circular urging strict enforcement against leaving campfires burning in the mountains. Officials vow to prosecute offenders under the new stringent forest fire law to curb preventable blazes.
Farmer offers a near new combined harvester with four header beds and complete steam threshing gear. Includes power engine, blower, and ready for the field at a fraction of the original cost. Enquire of C. All Piiingate, 202 Second Street, Walla Walla, July 4, 3 p.m.
An old ad lists 12 Roman candles for 5c and loud firecrackers for 5c per package Skyrockets priced at 10c a dozen Flower pots and colored mines offered individually Also advertised are debit ledgers and counter books starting at 5c per item
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