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Newspaper

Pendleton Eagle Valley News

Location

Pendleton, Oregon, United States of America

Date

Jul 11, 1907

Page

6

School Board Adopts Books and Names New Teachers

The school board adopted a list of new and reissued texts for city schools and elected Grace Miller as principal of the East Front School, replacing resigned Miss Carpenter. Flora Walker was named teacher for sixth and seventh grades, with Hassl Wies ter joining the teaching staff. The district also re adopted bookkeeping and stenography texts along with spelling and other courses.

Grace Miller Wichington Inra Carpenter Flora Walker East End Mire Hass] Wiester Albany School Law

Man builds irrigation works on Riverside Avenue farm

G W Manna of Riverside Avenue near the Umatilla river has completed a large water hole dug by helpers to irrigate seven acres of garden and orchard land east of the wagon bridge. He plans a centrifugal pump to water the entire parcel and has rebuilt 1600 yards of levee and flood protection to guard against future overflow.

G. W. Manna Riverside Ave O. . Hon Umatihla River Seruwers Herght

Hatley Man Recovering After Water Salt Incident

G Mellen Th Atierness Hatley was dragged under water at Milton and died? No, he was rescued and brought to shore. He left Walla Walla for Portland along the Spokane River and shows no dangerous symptoms, expecting recovery after rest at home.

G. Mellen TH. Atierness T Hatley Milton Walla Walla Portland Spokane Walla Walls

O. S. C. and N. Bridge Near Meacham Burned

An O. S. C. and N. bridge near Meacham was burned yesterday delaying all trails for hours while officials replaced the small temporary structure. Police reported it as a minor improvised bridge loss.

Meacham Wie

Unclaimed Deposits Law Triggers Bank Notices

A new law requires banks to notify the secretary of state within 15 days after July 1 1907 and every two years of unclaimed deposits, advertising them in newspapers for four weeks. Penalties include a fine of 60 to 1000 dollars or imprisonment. The first deposit publicized is 250 dollars by BR E Cupples, once detained in the county asylum.

Secretary of State East Oregonian BR. E. Cupples

Party Heads to Wallowa Country After Pendleton Stay

Otto Turner and Mel Shutrum return from a fishing trip south of Pendleton along Cable Creek and other streams. They report great success with a photo dated June 23 showing 723 trout caught. After a few days in Pendiston the party departs for Wallowa County to spend several weeks there.

Wallowa Country Pendleton Otto Turner Mel Shutrum Cable Creek Pendiston Wallowa County

Pendleton Academy awards dormitory contract for 8800

Boothby and Hale win the bid to erect the Pendleton academy boys dormitory for 8800 dollars, with completion aimed by October. Brown hall will honor donor W. W. Brown with a 10000 gift, and attic finishing will be extra. The three story veneered brick building will house 28 students with kitchen and matron living spaces in the basement.

Pendleton Academy Boothby& Hale Brown W. W. Brown Creek County Pendleton Koontz Hall Brown Hall

Undertaker Works at Echo for Local Obituary

Undertaker Will Love of Huber and Folsom embalmed the body of H G Taylor a teamster who died in Echo after a brief illness. Interment arrangements were to be made. W H Jobes head of Joben Picuring Mill in St Johns Oregon collapsed dead at his desk after being in good health moments before.

Echo Will Love Huber & Folsom H. G. Taylor W. H. Jobes Joben Picuring Mill Company St. Johns Oregon

Pendleton Company L Joins Seaside Camp

Seaside Oregon July 11 The third regiment C N G is encamped a half mile from Seaside until the 16th. Company L Pendleton is the largest unit and leads the second battalion. Major Baker and Major Dunbar command two battalions with four and three companies respectively. Reveille at 5 15 p m. Drill runs until 1 30 pm. evening parade in a disciplined camp noted for excellent sanitary conditions and general health. Colonel McDowell reserves strict conduct, promising to close the camp for drunkenness or misconduct on first report.

Seaside Ore East Oregonian Pendleton Baker Dunbar Ta Ce Portland Fort Stevens Columbia Discase McDowell

Garfield Banquet Prompts Portland Trip For Interior Secretary

Congressman W R Ellis and Judas S A Lowell depart Friday night to attend a Portland banquet honoring James R Garfield secretary of the interior on Saturday night. Pendleton Commercial association invites Garfield to visit the Tinatilla irrigation project at Hermiston as managers discuss the invitation.

W. R. Ellis Judas S.A. Lowell Portland James R. Garfield Secretary of the Interior Pendleton Garfield Tinatilla Hermiston Pendleton Commercial Association Mr. Garfield

Mayor Fateh and Esteh Family Head to Hidaway Springs

Mayor Fateh and Mayor Esteh along with their family departed this morning for Hidaway Springs and nearby areas for a month long mountain outing. A supply load was sent ahead by private carriage and the Estehs left from Hidaway Springs store. They plan camping at the springs for a genuine escape from the heat. Alfalfa in the Klamath Lake district yields three tons per acre at the first cutting, lighter than last year.

Fateh Mayor Esteh Echo Hidaway Springs Esteh Klamath Lake District

IT 16 FOR LADIES TOO HAIR LOSS PREVENTION

An advertisement touts Newbro's Herpleide as a remedy for thinning hair and hair loss for women. It claims to kill dandruff germs at the root, promote new growth, and offers samples by mail from The Herpleide Co. Detroit with price options and multiple distributors.

Newbro Herplelde Co Detroit Mich Sisso Niet & C. Koeppen

World Harvest Stages Through Year Long Wheat Ripening

A department statistician notes global wheat harvest occurs every month. January sees Chile Argentina and Australia and New Zealand. February through December follow with India Upper Egypt April Syria Persia Mexico May Algeria Central Asia China Japan Morocco June July harvests in many nations. by Christmas New South Wales Burmah finish as Chile Argentina prepare anew.

Chile Argentine Australia New Zealand India Upper Egypt Lower Egypt Syria Persia Mexico Texas Algeria Central Asia China Japan Morocco Turkey Italy Portugal Spain France Russia Austria Dakotas Manila Lower Canada Denmark Austia Scotland Norway Sweden Ftuasia Peru South Africa New South Waller Burmah

Indians Taken to Portland for Federal Court

Umatilla Indians Dan Guyon Charles Bellinger and Wid Bill bound over by United States Commissioner John Hailey Jr for toting Waller to the reservation were moved to Portland last night by Deputy U S Marshal O Fitt and Berkeley Hailey to appear in federal court today.

Portland Dan Guyon Charles Bellinger Wid Bill Umatilla

Pen dleton academy dormitory contracts signed

The building committee of Pendleton academy and contractors Boothby Hale and Horn signed today for the erection of the boys dormitory.

Pendleton Academy The Academy Boothby, Hale

Sharp Family Heads to Seattle for New Home

Mr. and Mrs. C. C. Sharp and family left last evening over the Northern Pacific for Seattle to establish a new residence. Mr. Sharp plans to pursue painting and band music work and is optimistic about the city’s prospects.

Win Seattle C. C. Sharp Northern Pacific Mr. Sharp Muwe

Mining Stock Reward and Shootings Report

Twenty dollars reward for Ophir Mining Stock finder of 200 shares. Inquiries to this office. Between Silver City Idaho and Flint Frank Coates shot J Arietta, a coop tender, in the abdomen. Arietta expected to recover while Coates remains in jail.

Ophir Silver City Idaho Flint Frank Coates J. Arietta Arietta Coates

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