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Pendleton Eagle Valley News

Location

Pendleton, Oregon, United States of America

Date

Jul 11, 1912

Page

5

Local adverts mix for coal, rentals, and services in Pendleton

Local notices advertise coal from Oregon Lumber Yard and gasoline wood saw with phone lines. Rentals include front office, furnished rooms, and a large room for a lady. Listings also offer sale of Jersey cows, wood, and a stock and fruit ranch near Pendleton. River trip to Portland offered by Bailey Gatzert.

Oregon Lumber Yard W. J. Conner Main Stret Furniznea Judd Building F. E. Judd Jersey R. H. Stevens Dutch Henry Stanfield W. T. Reeves Central Needle Jesse Falling Smith Bros Main Street Walla Walla Hospital Walla Walla Pendleton Eveything UN Co Lilleth Monterastelli Rock Springs Demott's Cigar Store Portland Dalles W. H. Bell Ore Water Street

Echo Child Nearly Dies Eating Tablets

Echo Oregon July 11 A two year old girl, daughter of Mr and Mrs John Dorn, nearly died after eating cold tablets. Prompt action saved her life though she remains in serious condition. Other local items include Freddie Andrews cutting his left leg, R B Stanfield en route to Portland for the Elks grand lodge, and various residents visiting relatives or traveling to Pendleton and Montana.

Echo Ore John Dorn Freddie Andrews F. W. Andrews R. B. Stanfield Portland Elks’ Grand Lodge Louis Scholl, Jr Gibbon Eva Skinner Wes Mikesell Buttercreek J. T. Hosking Vashti Reitives Pendleton Robert Wigglesworth Charles Markham T. D. Matthews David McCarty Montana

Tariffs Placed On File For Interchangeable Mileage Books

Tariffs for new interchangeable mileage books were filed with the state railroad commission and set to take effect August 16. The books will be valid at one coupon per mile on listed routes including Camas Prairie, Chicago Milwaukee & Puget Sound, Northern Pacific, Oregon Electric, Spokane International, Southern Pacific in Oregon, and others. Mileage from the books will be accepted on local rates for several additional lines, and old books not exhausted by August 15 will continue as interchangeable until used up.

Salem, Or State Railroad Commission Camas Prairie Chicago Milwaukee Puget Sound Corvallis & Eastern Idaho, Washington & Northern Northern Pacific Oregon Electric Oregon Trunk Port Townsend Southern Salem, Falls City & Western Spokane & Inland Spokane International Southern Pacific Oregon Klamath Falls Weed Cad Tacoma Eastern Washington Idaho Montana Coeur d'Alene & St. Joe Transportation Company Great Northern British Columbia Ines Pacific & Eastern Meid Transportation Company United Railways

Wanted Girl for General House Work in Family

Help needed in a three person household. General housework duties with light caregiving. Apply by phone to Black at 2382.

Black

Personal mentions from Pendleton area visitors

A list of Pendleton area residents and out of town visitors includes W. C. Lehte of Weston, Mr and Mrs George B Kidder from Pasco, Mr and Mrs C W Jewell and Miss Zilla Jewell of Pasco, County Commissioner H M Cockburn from Milton, Carl Engdah bound for Helix, Chester Barney of Stanfield, Mr and Mrs Oliver Knotts and Mrs Weargate from Pilot Rock, Henry Lantz and Chief Kearney on a fishing trip, Herbert D Newell government engineer on the Umatilla project, Elmer P Dodd a Hermiston real estate man, Mrs Joe Kimery in Portland during Elks week, Roy M Sawtelle en route to Seattle then San Francisco, J O Wilson of the Bureau of Animal Industry to Portland for Elks grand lodge, and Dr Elmer Hill of Waitsburg meeting his wife returning from Kansas.

W. C. Lehte Weston Pendleton George B. Kidder Pasco C. W. Jewell Zilla Jewell St. George H. M. Cockburn Milton Carl Engdah Helix Chester Barney Stanfield Oliver Knotts Weargate Henry Lantz Kearney Herbert D. Newell Umatilla Elmer P. Dodd Joe Kimery Portland Elks Roy M. Sawtelle Northern Pacific Seattle San Francisco J. O. Wilson Bureau of Animal Industry Elks’ Grand Lodge Elmer Hill Waitsburg Kansas

Elks Parade Through Portland Enlivens City Streets

Elks in bright shirts purple neck scarfs and wide sombreros rode in section seven of the grand parade through Portland. The train was to reach the Country Club grounds at 6 30 and Pendleton Elks plus twenty or more Portland residents were to join there as an advance delegation.

Elks Portland Country Club Grounds Pendleton

Wool Crop of Bend 18 Sold Before Sales Day

Bend Oregon July 11 Because the wool found a market before it reached Bend there was no wool sale here Monday as scheduled. F E Rickey representing Elsemann Bros Boston bought up practically everything that came to Bend and about all the remaining wool in this section that will be delivered here later in the season. He purchased 126000 pounds from W W Brown for shipment to Boston. Prices ranged from 16 to 16 cents. About 200000 pounds has already passed through the warehouse and before summer end an estimated half a million pounds will be shipped from this point.

Bend Ore F. E. Rickey Elsemann Bros Boston W. W. Brown

McMahon to Seattle on Hanford probe call

J H McMahon says he has only a bare intimation of a possible call for a third National party and a telegram from Senator Dixon inviting action. He awaits further information before deciding, as he heads to Seattle to testify before the Hanford investigation committee.

McMahon Salem Ore J. H. McMahon Seattle Graham Hanford Investigation Committee Dixon Montana Theodore Roosevelt

Hindoo Doctor at Grand Theater Opens Fourth Night

Beeson Allen Co presents The Hindoo Doctor a farce with added songs dances and costumes at the Grand Tonight Tom Beeson stars as a deaf old man Vic Allen and the company perform in blackface with Miss Vernon and others in a lively program including moving pictures between acts to keep audiences engaged.

Beeson-Allen Co Grand Theater Beeson-Allen Tom Beeson Mr. Beeson United States Vic Allen Happy Vic Sunny Smile Mr. Allen

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F. E. Livengood & CO Ladies Home Journal M. S Willow Street L. W. Jones Elm Street Justrite F. J. Ronaldson Bend 18 Gas la Fontaine Oxford Wohlenberg Dep’t. Store Freeland Tipperay O. K Peter Schuttler J. H. Luck Prop Pendleton, Ore
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