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Newspaper
Pendleton Eagle Valley News
Location
Pendleton, Oregon, United States of America
Date
Jul 17, 1906
Page
6
European plan with first class service and modern conveniences. Steam heat throughout and rooms en suite with bath. Large new sample room at Th Hotel St. George praised as one of the most up to date in the Northwest, with telephone and fire alarm connections to office and hot and cold running water in all rooms.
The Hotel Pendleton has been refitted and refurnished throughout with upgraded telephone and fire alarm connections in all rooms. Baths inquire and single rooms updated to modern standards.
Milton July 17 the Pomona Rebekah lodge No 122 elected and installed officers led by Noble Grand Miss Maggie Romine and Vice Grand Miss Hattie Williams. Four Milton youths aged 16 to 19 were jailed for breaking into McIntyre Grocery as the proprietor interrupted the theft. they face circuit court.
Echo Fraternities elected officers for the ensuing term. Overland Lodge T. O. 0. F S Elmer Reeves noble grand N. M. Ackley vice grand Arthur Hammer werelary Elmer Spike treasurer Fort Henrietta Circle Women of Woodcraft installed officers: Past guardian neighbor Anna Leexer guardian neighbor Kate Gulliford adviser Lille B. Gillette magleton mma Hammer clerk Agney Euler banker Thona Brundage. A government building project is planned for August 10 on Bright street east of Brundage barber shop by W. B. Boyd. R. F. R. Johnson will occupy the Water Users’ association office. T. P. O’Connor of the United States Triad League of Great Britain will visit America in September.
In Freewater on July 17 the Peacock Milling Bank becomes Blima's Branch Bank after sale to W. W. Raymond and J. J. Blom. Infant of Mr and Mrs F C Tarnbow dies. legal dates set for Little Walla Walla irrigation suit. Survey work for an electric line from Dayton to Wallula advances. Freewater and Milton may host terminal grounds if approved. Field notes include alfalfa harvest and late heat effects.
Public advisory warns against salves containing mercury that can damage smell and the body. The text promotes Hall's Catarrh Care by F. J. Cheney & Co Toledo Ohio as a safe internal remedy, with testimonials and a note on asking reputable physicians. Also mentions Hall's Family Pills for constipation and druggists’ availability.
Alba notes a warm July 15 with locals traveling to the mountains and dancing at Hidaway Springs. Cattle buyers from Tacoma and Pendleton purchase prime beef cattle at nine cents per pound while logs and timber harvest prospects grow in the Blue mountains. Draft horses remain available. visitors from the Palouse and a large A T W lodge gathering in Pythias near Wales are mentioned.
Engineer Al Runke of La Grande Division O R N powered engine 197 on the Bike special train to the Denver grand lodge. The La Grande to Huntington run covered 100 miles with two stops in 2 hours 10 minutes, the fastest on that division though not on a level road. Conductor Fred Waffle led the Pen-Weton to Huntington leg.
Yakima County commissioners and state highway chief Snow awarded the contracts for the state road to Rumping Lake and two Naches River bridges. Charles F. Lum won the road bid, about 10 000 dollars. the Northweat Bridge Company of Seattle got the bridge work, totaling around 4 725 dollars. One bridge spans 110 feet at Mahnaffy ford, the other 60 feet at Anderson's crossing.
Neagle Bros. advertises repair services for carriages and offers Winona Wagons Hacks and Buggets. They promote Winona engines for gasoline power and are agents for Fairbanks-Moree irrigation and milling machinery. Estimates on irrigation plants provided.
Local patrons show support for Neagle Bros as the East Oregonian’s representative paper. The notice emphasizes Aberna’s patronage and the paper’s role in serving the community through advertising.
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