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Newspaper
Pendleton Eagle Valley News
Location
Pendleton, Oregon, United States of America
Date
Jul 14, 1905
Page
5
Random city notices and sales blurbs feature Rader Carpet and Furniture, Teutsch Department Store bargains, and dealership pitches. Items include lost spectacles, horseFor Sale, furnished rentals, carnival promos at Great Eastern, stage coach deals, and public notices on rentals and job language policy. Contains scattered names like Ross Nichols, H. S. Scales, J. K. Smith, and Chauncey M. Depew.
Insane G. Bogard and Miss Susie H. Williams wed yesterday in the Golden Rule hotel parlor in this city. The ceremony drew a small circle of intimate friends, with both spouses residents of Pilot Rock and the groom in the harness business there.
James H. Gwinn secretary of the National Livestock association writes from Denver to the East Oregonian praising the move from the city two months ago. He calls Denver a real estate and residence city and says he is well pleased with his new position.
Sixty seven soldiers have just arrived at Walla Walla to complete the full quota of the companies ordered from that post to the Philippines.
Will Ferguson travels from Ad ame and Judge Hartman visits Wee ton for business. Many others, including R. Alexander, T. J. Kirk, George Baer, and Rh. B. Stewart, move between Portland Spokane and Athena on various errands. A grand carnival sale begins Saturday July 16 at the Great Eastern Store with large discounts, footwear included, and staff to guide shoppers.
The court house will get a new roof and upper floor remodel under architect C E Troutman guidance. Damaged roof caused leaks during rain, prompting plan to extend the court room to the east wall, reduce its length to 47 by 46 feet, remove east rooms, create two offices including a supreme court room, relocate the circuit judge, and replaster where needed.
Lou Rodman Teeple of Harrison is writing a novel set on the Umatilla reservation. Major Moorhouse will aid in gathering data and photographs. Teeple, a Pacific Monthly contributor, aims to visit soon for historical material. The Pendleton area gains national prominence from Crewdson and others sending letters and images to eastern papers.
The Monster Carnival will start promptly at 8 O clock Saturday morning at the Great Eastern Department Store. Bewildering spectacle presented with astounding low prices. The carnival to open tomorrow morning in the big store with a perplexing display promised.
Seattle July 14. Three hundred settlers file on law 4 opening 60 full sections north of the Quinault Indian reservation, 60 miles north of Hoquiam. Locators include township 25 MW 12 N and township 25 HA 14 WN rich in timber and minerals. Many settlers have lived on sites for years awaiting ownership under homestead laws.
The article examines supposed links between Chinese secret societies and Freemasonry, noting few similarities and clarifying that Chinese lodges in China are foreign and non-Chinese. It discusses Kaloo Hui and Triad practices, and cites initiation rites, signs, and punishments, then shifts to regional notes on Central Oregon rail plans and Pocatello’s proposed hospital with fundraising.
Tallman and company tout Hyomel as a preventive or cure for hay fever with a money back guarantee. They urge two to three weeks of daily treatment before symptoms appear and advise six to seven daily uses if symptoms arise. The inhaler delivers medicated air, avoiding stomach dosing, with complete outfit offered at 1 and extra bottles at 60 cents.
The venerable Sierra poet, Joaquin Miller, visited the Lewis and Clark fair and praised its lighting and atmosphere. He said he prefers heart born poetry to epic works and spoke of a personal fondness for the fair, noting prior expos he has attended. A reception at the Oregon building Saturday will feature Miller reading his poems.
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