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Newspaper
Pendleton Eagle Valley News
Location
Pendleton, Oregon, United States of America
Date
Jul 11, 1904
Page
2
Real estate notice invites buyers to purchase wheat land mock ranch town property and vacant lots through Bu T Wade and Son with office in B C Building Pendleton and phone Black 1111.
Indian minister Rev James Hayes of Kamiah Idaho addresses Umatilla concerns on whiskey traffic among tribes. He notes steady tribal progress, cites white and Halbrewds as suppliers, urges suppression of taverns, praises Rev J C Cornelison and Colville Spokane Flathead Shoshone work, and comments on Northwest tribal development and relocation debates.
More than 100 Industrial agents of Prudential Insurance Company gathered in New York for a week of events and a Newark head office convention. Attendees came from distant points including Portland Maine and Denver Colorado with plans to return home after the meetings.
A long hotel arrival list shows guests and visitors from Portland Spokane St Paul Seattle and other places with many partial names and towns. The note ends with an advertisement for Bucklen's Arnica Salve praised for piles and other pains at 26c.
Bids called for excavation work on the Schmidt building project at Malin Street. The bid opening is scheduled for Tuesday at noon. For particulars contact John Schmidt at the Louvre saloon.
The International Longshoremen Marine and Transport Workers Association begins its thirteenth annual convention in Milwaukee with broad attendance from Great Lakes ports. Henry Barter reports strong growth and aims to expand membership and strengthen ties with marine labor groups. Cardinal Satolli arrives in St Paul for a week long visit, with substantial welcome arrangements planned by local church leaders.
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