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Newspaper

Pendleton Eagle Valley News

Location

Pendleton, Oregon, United States of America

Date

Jul 07, 1904

Page

5

Closing out of all pattern dates at Mrs Campbell's

A jumble of local ads and notices details a clearance sale at Mrs Campbell's with patterns, hats, clothes, and pantry items. Other listings include Get Sunny brand products, Kunkel's store items, and various restaurant and service notices. Notable names appear as advertisers across Court Street and surrounding blocks. A local death by suicide is noted for Miss Lucy Packard of Centralia Washington.

Columbia Grata's Fuji Baer & Daley's Hobbich East Court Street Nelf's Merchants’ Cafe Lucy Packard Centralia Wash

Pendleton Coats Nobby Line May Be Made at Mills

Pendleton Woolen Mills considers producing a new outdoor coat line led by an array of Pendleton coats. Manager Ferguson envisions skating jackets toboggan jackets smoking jackets and woodsmen jackets plus outdoor pants in sport ready designs. Samples already at the mill exhibit rich Pendleton wool with hood options belts and durable construction for cold climates.

Panama le Teutach Ap- Si Newport Construction Pendleton Woolen Mills Ferguson Pendleton

Reward Increased for Arson Suspect Burdick in Bellingham

Bellingham authorities raise the reward for arson suspect C. M. Burdick from 50 to 200 dollars after a communication from Whatcom County Sheriff Thomas. Burdick is described as about five feet eight or nine inches tall, 175 pounds, brown eyes with white showing, brown hair, a light mustache, slight stoop, and a wild restless look. A gunshot scar marks the head.

Bellingham Wash C. M. Burdick Carney Thomas Whatcom County Washington Burdick

Local visitors and travels noted in La Grande city columns

I Leng of La Grande and Sam Irwin of Teland City were seen in town today. J Lynch of the Geiser mine and F G Mitchell of Athena visited, while A S Pearson of Freewater recorder arrived for business. Mrs Dick Kelly of La Grande was en route to Walla Walla hospital. Postmaster Livermore and his sons went fishing at Cayuse, returning tonight. Henry Heian journeyed to Starbuck on division business, and Henson family returned from Los Angeles after a two month visit.

M. Leng la Grande Sam Irwin Teland City J. Lynch Geiser Mine Sumpter F. G. Mitchell Athena Bre Inem A. S Pearson Freewiter Dick Kelly Walla Walla Hospital William Connolly Andralnmaster Elias Porter Boise Idaho Pondion Grangeville Waho Woodcraft Livermore Robert Lenwood Cayuse E. F. Chapter Younger & Son Mo J. Louore Crockery Co Portland F. O. Harradon Hotel St. George Bisness R. H. Patton Birch Creek Pilot Row Siday Henry Heian Mountain Starbuck Brotherhood Henson View Los Angeles

Conservatives Control In St Louis Convention

A crowded St Louis convention feature packed with party excitement as Bryan party figures dominate the scene. The minority Illinois credentials report is read amid cheers and protests while the Philippine delegates keep seats without votes and Oklahoma and Indian Territory seek six votes each at the next convention.

ST. Louis National Committee Land Grady New York Philippines United States Indian Territory Oklahoma Mnots District of Columbia

Two Suits Brought in Brenk Court by Gerson & Hart

Gerson & Hart filed two suits in Brenk court this morning. One names Frank Damaln for $0 and $178.97 on an assigned claim from Sol Brick & Grif of Portland. Elwey MeKenry Train, son of Geo Francie Train, seeks a portion of Omaha site his father once owned, claiming damages. About five thousand small lots, mostly improved, are in the claim.

Bull Brenk Gerson & Hart Frank Damaln Sol Brick & Grif Portland Elwey MeKenry Train Geo. Francie Train Omaha

Pantheon Changes Hands and Cruise Renames Cafe

George Cruise purchases a sole interest in the Pantheon saloon at Webb and Cottonwood streets from Rothschild Bros of Portland and becomes manager, renaming it Cruises Cafe. Major alterations planned include a basement kitchen and front and side illuminated signs. The cafe will operate independently of the nearby theater and Cruise is noted as a respected business figure in Seattle Tacoma and Portland.

George Cruise Pantheon Webb and Cotton Wool Streets Rothschild Bros Portland Sam Roberts Cruise Seattle Tacoma

Treasurer's Report Shows May June County Finances

County Treasurer Summerville filed the May and June financials with County Clerk Saling. Key figures include May 1 cash of 78009.48, May and June revenue 27127.15, July 4 cash 35003.64, total general fund outlay 40012.50, warrants satisfaction 25463.04, intervat 2164.25, school fund warrants 1931.20, Pendleton city fund payment 6145.40, Albena city fund payment 79.96, and district school taxes 6668.04.

Summerville Saling County Echoo City of

Chinaman Jim Sing Committed for Insanity at Salem Asylum

Jim Sing, a Chinaman, arrested on insanity charge after a complaint by C. P. Davis, was examined in county Court yesterday and ordered committed to the asylum at Salem. A large knife was found concealed, and Sing alleged that people seek to kill him and that poison has been placed in his tea.

Jim Sing C. P. Davis Asylum For the Salem

Three Mechanics liens filed against Sam Roberts and Rudolph Martin

Three mechanics liens were filed with the county clerk this morning against Sam Roberts and Rudolph Martin owners of the brick building at Webb and Cottonwood. The claims total 84 113.03 and 412.46 for labor and materials furnished in construction and equipping the property.

Sam Roberts Rudolph Martin Webb and Cottonwood Atretes J. Murphy T. C. Taylor G. I. Labed

Big Engine's First Trip on Oregon Route North

Engine No. 1613, one of the monster compounds just received at La Grande, passed down the O R N this morning on train No. 21 to Uma Ulla in charge of Engineer Fontaine. This was her first trip over the road west of La Grande.

la Grande Uma Ulla Fontaine

Appointment of H B Collier as Umatilla deputy

Deputy District Attorney H B Collier was appointed deputy for Umatilla County by District Attorney G W Phelps. The appointment and oath were filed with County Clerk Bating this morning.

H. B. Collier Umatilla County Atttorney G. W. Phelps Bating Collier

Eastern Oregon Medical Association in Session at Hot Lake

About 30 physicians attend the Eastern Oregon Medical Association meeting at Hot Lake. The report notes a humorous aside about Japan and jokes about sending an entire outfit to corner the market.

la Grande Eastern Oregon Medical Association Hot Lake Japan

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