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Newspaper
Pendleton Eagle Valley News
Location
Pendleton, Oregon, United States of America
Date
Jul 05, 1907
Page
8
Moved to new location and offers best goods at best prices in the city. Guarantees pure and first class quality. Imports own teas and coffees. Manufactures baking powder extracts and spices. Carries economy and mason jars. Here to stay and make wrong right.
A vast field in Klickitat and Benton counties hosts thousands of horses. A three day general round-up will gather stock from Kennewick, Arlington and Yakima County drives toward a central valley. It may be the final round-up for the region's famed Klickitat range. White Temple Baptist church hosts a wedding after the event, with Pendleton and Walla Walla connections noted.
The Oregon Estate Medical association held its annual meeting at Hot Lake on July 3 with 40 plus physicians from eastern Oregon attending. Noted Pacific coast experts spoke, including A. E. Rockey, R. C. Coffey, Ed. E. Maxey, C. P. Thomas, and C. J. Smith. Dr. Smith’s paper on Communicating Desenter was well received and will be printed by the Medical Association immediately.
Andrew Geinger died at his home in The Dalles at 4 o clock this morning. He was a former pioneer resident of the region and had lived near Heppner in early days before moving to The Dalles twenty years ago. He was uncle to Fred Geltiger of Picot Rock and, with his brother George Geltiger and sister Mrs. Carrie Sparks, left by westbound train today for The Dalles to attend the funeral.
Miss Nora Todhunter and Mr. Fred A. Wilson wed in Portland on a Wednesday evening. The newly married couple plan to establish their home in Walla Walla after the ceremony.
urges readers that vacation time is near and digestive issues can be promptly restored to normal with the pltters. after treatment travelers can enjoy trips without suffering lingering effects from unfamiliar foods and drinks.
A historical advertisement asserts Hostetter’s Stomach Bitters will promptly relieve cramps diarrhea or convulsions and cure poor appetite headache indigestion dyspepsia or malarial fever, promising quick remedies and broad health benefits.
Lee Tentech and Charles Bean arrived home from Preston Idaho where Tentech now owns the largest mercantile stock in the city and plans expansion. The Preston store will be managed by Bean with a share kept in the Wonder store. Teutsch expects to press forward with fall and winter purchases for Pendleton and Preston stores as rival merchants take note.
A broncho breaking entry escape ended with a horse entering a Main Street saloon then exiting through the back door. Dragging a long rope, the animal drew a crowd as a big Indian tried to halt it before it bolted into the saloon and out to a rear yard, causing surprise among patrons.
Freewater July 6 Attorney T Godwin of this place has been elected president of the Freewater Commercial association to fill the vacancy caused by the resignation of John B Vinson. The Commercial club expects to do considerable work in the way of improvements in and about Freewater in the next few months. Indian Revival Closed The revival at Tutulla Presbyterian church closed last night and today Rev James Hayes a Nez Perce Indian minister who assisted in the meeting with a number of his people left for Kamiah Idaho During the meetings 17 were added to the church and about 25 new members joined the Indian temperance society This makes a membership of about 80 for the Tutulila church and about 100 for the Indian temperance society The meetings were conducted by the missionary Rev J M Cornell won.
Amel Hackberth of Winchester owner of the Golden Rule sawmill near Lapwal creek pleaded guilty before Justice Manning after being arrested by Deputy McHarbaugh for dumping sawdust into the creek night before last. He was fined 375 and costs 10, paid. Fourth of July in Pendleton orderly despite large crowd with four drunken arrests and one firecracker case bailed for 5. Divorce suit filed by Carl J Ballance against Myrtle L Ballance. The couple married December 28 1905 at Willow Creek Grant county Oregon. There are no children. Peter Weat attorney for the plaintiff. A boy was born to Mr and Mrs John Hartle at Bandpoint Idaho. Belle Hall of Priest River was acquitted of murder after claiming self defense in the killing of Jack Brunette.
The Godfrey Neuman farm south of McKay Creek began the season’s first barley threshing in Umatilla county with reports of a bumper crop. A heavy grain flow required an extra sacker man. Estimated yields reach 70 bushels per acre if favorable weather continues, with wheat expected to match the barley’s strength. The Neuman and nearby Muir sites, about six miles from Pendleton near the reservation line, will see threshing start Monday.
Crowning of Mrs Mary Ramsey Wood as queen of Oregon at a noon ceremony witnessed by Judge George H Williams in private due to age. The program included prayers, speeches by Mayor Lane and Judge Stephen A Lowell, odes and the Star Spangled Banner, with Rev Hugh McDevitt delivering the benediction.
Farmers of Umatilla and Morrow counties through the Inland Grain Growers Association, led by attorney Stephen A. Lowell, notify the state railroad commission of plans to seek hearings on alleged rate discrimination in wheat shipments from Umatilla to Portland. The communication also hints the commission may press railways for compliance with depot facilities and traveler amenities.
Guernsey Music Store advertises the Edleon Phonograph promising access to music from around the world. The device plays any kind of music on demand and is promoted as enhancing summer outings by 50 percent. Located at 813 Malin Street.
Damon lodge No 4 Knights of Pythias will meet at o oclock this evening at a secret society hall to install officers. After installation a short social season will be held. All members urged to attend.
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