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Newspaper
Pendleton Eagle Valley News
Location
Pendleton, Oregon, United States of America
Date
Jul 18, 1903
Page
8
City proposes converting a half mile riverside strip, 150 yards wide, into a public park with shrubs and lawn. New church to be built on the east, houses relocated to the east side to avoid future floods. flood passages and open space will protect business districts.
Local shop advertises alarm clocks and varied goods for harvest season. Offers affordable repair services and cheap replacement parts with a guaranteed warranty on work.
A quiet ceremony took place Wednesday July 15 at the bride’s mother’s residence with Rev Y B Edwarde officiating. Bride Emmi Hateb and groom Raphael Barck, both esteemed locals, were attended by Miss Wills McGregor and other friends. A luncheon followed as guests offered warm wishes and gifts for the couple’s new life together.
The firm Fierenstein Moyer Corp through its attorneys Pee and Slater filed suit against C H Wat er for 276.80 plus 6 percent interest from February 23, 1903, and costs on an unpaid account for goods supplied.
The page lists numerous small ads and notices including fresh fish and fruit at Kemler’s and Martin’s, bread at Rohrman’s, ice cream at The Delta, wallpaper at Sharp’s, furniture giveaways by UC Rader, foundry work wanted, raspberries at Oliver’s, cigs at Rees’ cigar store, and rentals at Thomson Street. Also mentions plan and piano listings at Therkeilsen’s, and a mix of sales, services, and goods across several local businesses with scattered prices and promotions.
Mr Edward Shfelde of Portland claims the tarke lent on i lane felund and will open next Wednesday night claws how. The great circus promises the greatest show Pendieton has seen, with aerial feats and remarkable intelligence. Attendance will be limited and paid admission.
The Ferguson money building nears completion and will be occupied soon. The Kun dle dmplement House moves to Cottonwood direct on Monday with a large stock arriving, a wholesale grocery house and retail department occupying most of the basement and main floor. The new layout aims to handle heavy wagon loads, with extensive stock and pushing for a full opening next Monday if plans proceed. The Chienga Mandolin Club performed at Therkelsen's.
Crowded markets report carats of crops and river pouches on sale. Prices listed show two for a nickel or five for a dime. Town residents anticipate market glut as several days of bustling trade continue in Walla Walla.
iO Miller of Sellwood on a Portland car saw the robbery in progress and threw away a handful of corn. After the hold up he returned and recovered most of the money in the dust near the track.
Shipping notes show a recent order dispatch from four lane Raster Lollet paper facility. The brief lists routing details and delivery expectation, noting packaging, tracking, and supplier handling. No further specifics on quantities or destinations are provided in readable text.
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