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Pendleton Eagle Valley News

Location

Pendleton, Oregon, United States of America

Date

Jul 14, 1904

Page

8

Special Session Planned For East End School Project Delays

City council may convene a special session this week to authorize vacating blocks 15 and 16 in the Byers Grove addition for the new East End School House. The school board failed to follow legal procedures, requiring a petition signed by a majority of affected residents before council action. Petition circulation and street committee review are expected before a special meeting to act on the report and petition. The Pantheon theater, managed by Milo H. McMinn, showed no profit. a $25 quarterly license was refunded partially to cover one month. Deputy Marshal Scheer’s eight day vacation saw D Turner cover duties, and a $20 municipal warrant was approved for Turner’s services.

Byers Grove Ilkaly Pantheon Theater Milo H. McMinn

Harry Kelly Arrested for Sheep Killing and Robbery

Harry Kelly of Milton faced Justice Gerald yesterday on charges of destruction of property and holding up sheep herder J Ruball. He allegedly set dogs on 401 sheep killing 47 and scattering 19, denied guilt, and posted 250 bond with J F Craddock and T J Morris as sureties. Warrants remain for two co defendants said to be implicated.

J. Ruball Harry Kelly Milton Justice of the Peace Gerald Davin & Eyrand Om MI Creek Young Kelly J F. Craddock T. J. Morris Pendleton Justice Court Blakles Mill Creek Kelly Rubail Ruball

Baker County Farmers Form Hog Pool To Pack Pork

A Baker County farming group unites to pool hogs and process their own pork next fall instead of selling live hogs. The pilot run this year proved successful with strong demand and good prices across Baker County mining camps.

Baker Baker County Baker Counts

Pendleton Eagles Car nival King Vote Window

Voters in Pendleton vote for king of the Eagles Car nival July 11 to 16. This coupon grants five votes and must be cast at the election office by 6 p m July 14. Candidates must be members of the local acme of Eagles.

Wheat yield forecast for Umatilla County by Kerr rep

F B Curl of Kerr, Gifford & Co estimates Umatilla County wheat yield at least 4 700 000 bushels this year. Sacks will mostly be Calcutta made with Portland sacks scarce. Market outlook ranges from 55 to 60 cents a bushel opening, then down. Family of Mr Currie camped near Meacham and returned to Pendleton.

Umatilla Curl Kerr, Gifford & Co Calcutta Anid Currie Tie Meacham Menilere Pendleton

Jesse Moore Returns Home From Missouri Visit

Jesse Moore and his daughter Kate of Butter Creek have returned from a five weeks visit to Missouri. He found a brother he had not seen in many years and enjoyed the St Louis fair and other sights. He praises the fair management and Oregon’s exhibit, though weather was unfriendly. Miss Moore enjoyed the trip as much as her father, who tired of sightseeing.

Jesse Moore Kate Butter Creek Missouri Moore St. Louiis Orexon St. Louis

Gooman to Visit Vale Malheur County for Ten Days

A. J. Gooman of the Gooman Thompson Hardware Company left for Vale Malheur County this evening. He has been connected with a mercantile venture there for years but has not visited Vale in three years. He will be away about 10 days. Gooman believes irrigation promises will boost Yale as a key town in Eastern Oregon, serving irrigated country tributary to it. In three years Vale has grown into a leading livestock center in Eastern Oregon.

A. J. Gooman Gooman Thompson Hardware Company Vale Malheur County Vale Malheur County Yale Oregon

Injuries From Harvester Sickle At Connerly Ranch

William Connerly suffered a foot injury while his combine harvester was being repaired nine miles south of the city on Tuesday afternoon. His left foot was caught in the sickle, a piece of bone was removed from the fourth toe, and Dr Henderson attended him. The injury did not stop him from continuing his work.

William Connerly Dr. Henderson Mr Connerly

The French Holiday Celebrated in Pendleton

Citizens of Pendleton mark the Bastile anniversary on July 14 1740, noting its fall as a major French historic date. The piece recalls political prisoners, harsh confinement, and the discovery of grim dungeons after the walls were torn down, with emphasis on national pride and memory.

Bastile Paris

French Community Quietly Celebrates July Column

In Pendleton French citizens marked the Column of July with quiet reunions and discussion of the day. Uma tila county, noted for a large French population, includes many of the county’s prominent highness men and citizens.

Delegates Expanded for Oregon Development League Meet

Mayor Matlock County Judge Bean and President Borie report Commercial Association notices allowing each to appoint 10 delegates to the Oregon State Development League convention in Portland August 2 and 3. Delegates will include one county at large, twenty from Pendleton, with others from county towns, plus free excursion transport and trolley service for delegates.

Matlock Bean Preiddent Borie The Commercial Association Oregon State Development League Portland Pendillon Amasilla Oregon Water Power & Development Company City & Suburban

Busy Joker Leaves City Laughing at Prank

A laborer was given a heavy stone in a sack and told to carry it to the Hotel St George, only to learn at Pendleton that the prank was meant for the Hotel Pen dhcon. The sack emptied, revealing the stone, while a boy sought ivam for a quart bottle and vowed to get even after discovering the joke. The jokester is blamed on E L Bmth's implement store area.

Hoel Pendhcon Pendleton Hotel St. George Ciy E. L. Bmth

District Attorney G W Phelps to Visit Pendleton

District Attorney G W Phelps of Heppner will visit Pendleton soon, staying two or three days with Deputy DA Collier to discuss office affairs. They likely will move quickly on a case concerning O R N taxes from last year, as County Assessor Strain is poised to assess this year’s railroad taxes, with Judge Ellis ready to hear the matter.

G. W. Phelps Heppner Pendleton Collier Ellis

Lost Railroad Ticket From Pilot Rock Woman Missing

Mrs A C Henderson of Pilot Rock lost a railroad ticket between the O R N depot and Hots Hickers while coming to the city to take the train to Brownsville. A replacement ticket was issued, and she left last night for her destination to spend the summer. An order has been issued for the use of ticket number 76 and no one else can use it, as conductors will collect it if presented.

A.C Henderson Pilot Hock Brownsville Hots Hickers Henderson

Mrs. Caief Improves After Portland Illness Arrival

Mrs. Allen Caief arrived in Pendleton to stay with Judge and Mrs. 8. A. Lowell after a hospital stay in Portland where she was severely ill for a week or ten days. Since her arrival she has greatly improved in health, to the relief of many friends.

Allen Caief City 8. A. Lowell Pendleton Portland

Summit leader George Basher in city visit

Idaho miller and Summit Lenore Tramway Company president George Basher is in town as a guest of A Kunkel. He praises the Lewiston and Clearwater district crops and speaks highly of their prospects.

Idaho George Basher Summit Summit-Lenore A. Kunkel Basher Lewiston Clearwater

Walla Walla Death Toll Falls Across April to June

Fifty-nine deaths occurred in Walla Walla county during April, May, and June. Tuberculosis led the causes, followed by heart disease and spinal meningitis. Five pneumonia deaths, ages mostly under one year and over 50, with 26 in April, 15 in May, 18 in June. Most deaths were among American born, 30 unmarried and 22 married, with one colored person. From June 9 to July 9, 84 thunder storms swept Central and East.

Walla Walla Walla Walla County

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