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Newspaper
Pendleton Eagle Valley News
Location
Pendleton, Oregon, United States of America
Date
Jul 02, 1907
Page
8
A compact notice proclaims relocation to a new storefront and asserts the business offers top quality goods. It emphasizes guaranteed purity, best prices, and in house production of baking powder extracts and spices. The firm notes self-imported teas and coffees and a full line of jars, promising stability and customer service.
Official call for the Fifteenth National Irrigation Congress to be held in Sacramento California September 27 1907. The roster includes presidents and cabinet members governors of states and other prominent officials with detailed delegate appointments from states cities counties and various associations and clubs. Appointment of delegates should be completed promptly and sent to Sacramento with full names and post office addresses.
Mrs Sarah Stage of Weston died yesterday at St Marys hospital in Walla Walla after heart trouble. Born December 21, 1835 in Missouri, she moved to Weston in 1876 with husband Alfred Stagg, who died three years ago. Survived by two daughters Martha Stagg and Ellen Duncan, and a brother. Funeral set for tomorrow after remains shipped from Walla Walla.
The first threshing of the season in Umatilla county will be done by John Muir on the R. H. Patton farm at McKay creek next Monday morning in 1907. Patton owns about 180 acres of barley with an expected yield of 40 to 50 bushels per acre and has contracted Muir to operate a combined harvester. Other harvesters are expected to start that day. Patton also farms 200 acres of wheat on Birch creek, promising a good crop though not ready for cutting for several weeks.
The Commercial association holds its regular meeting on the first Tuesday of the month. President Rader will call the session to order at o'clock and items of business will be considered as they arise.
H. HR. Johnson of Spokane is in the city for a few days to inspect investments. He plans a thorough survey of Uma Ulla county resources and advantages during his stay.
Mr. and Mrs. O. M. Castleman and Mrs. Dean Tatom plan a month long outing at Coeur dAlene Lake in northern Idaho. Mr. Tatom will join soon to stay until their return about August 1. Water shortages hit Grant County mining districts, halting much placer mining for the season.
Councilman B F Renn met a former Ninth Town infantry company member at the G A R reunion in Newberg last week. The two veterans, previously separated since Civil War mustering out, recognized regimental insignia on a lapel and renewed acquaintance. Pendleton veterans also returned home after a pleasant Newberg reunion yesterday morning.
Misa Flora Walker leaves Sunday for Salem to attend the State Teachers Association before teaching English mathematics and physics at St Marys Academy in Beaverton during the summer. She plans to return to Independence to resume her public school position next school year.
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