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Newspaper
Pendleton Eagle Valley News
Location
Pendleton, Oregon, United States of America
Date
Jul 03, 1907
Page
8
Our new location offers the best goods money can buy at the best city prices. We guarantee pure, first-class products and import our own teas and coffees. We manufacture baking powder extracts and spices and carry a full line of economy and mason jars. We are here to stay and make wrongs right.
The Fourth of July celebration will form a parade at 10 AM from Malin and Railroad, marching to Main and pavilion. Indians will perform a war dance after the parade. athletic contests, a Pendleton vs Fort Walla Walla ball game at Matlock grounds, broncho riding, US Cavalry band concert, an illustrated parody, illuminated parade, and nightly festivities at Armory and fair pavilion are planned with possible showers.
The unit will leave Sunday night by train for Seaside with a tourist sleeper. Orders set morning Armory assembly to join the Fourth of July parade and a 3 pm Sunday report for departure prep. From July 27 to 29 the O N G rifle competition at Ro veburg may include the company with field pay and expenses covered.
Rev G L Hall formerly pastor of the First Baptist church leads the local delegation to the Young People's Baptist union convention in Spokane this week. Also named are Miser Fern Grace Edwards and Miss Ethel Fraker. They left today for Spokane with Rev Hall traveling via Portland and Medford on the return to Medford. Mrs Hall and the children will accompany him to Medford to remain there permanently.
Turner will case decided in circuit court for contestees will be appealed to the supreme court, attorney Will M. Peterson says. Case tried in county and circuit courts, now moving to the supreme tribunal. Indians May Invest. Dr W Landon William Radipher and daughter Edith from Remington Ind visit to assess investment prospects in the west. All are former acquaintances of Mr and Mrs A Rader and lodging with them.
A new train bulletin has been placed in the O R and N waiting room to replace two older boards. The new board sits near the ticket window in the passage between the women and men waiting rooms, and is more convenient for the public than the long-used boards.
In the circuit court yesterday afternoon the Warner will case was postponed indefinitely while awaiting additional witnesses for the plaintiff.
Chief of Police Gurdane hires six special deputies for the Fourth. Four will patrol the day beat, two will join after night duty with Officers Kearney and Semple. The two shifts total ten officers to handle any unruly behavior during the celebration.
The competition concluded last night after two weeks, with Freda Parkes awarded the $26 suit prize donated by W. A. Crank. Crowds packed the venue as final votes and standings were announced amid excitement and festivities.
The notice champions round reliable money and careful spending. It appeals to budget minded customers seeking genuine value and goods not intimidated by strict scrutiny, inviting cautious shoppers to visit.
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