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Newspaper
Pendleton Eagle Valley News
Location
Pendleton, Oregon, United States of America
Date
Jul 24, 1903
Page
8
Baker City Democrat reports cashier George W. Brean was found short, dismissed from service, aided a traveling auditor in checking the station, bonded by a guaranty company, and remains at large as Sheriff Brown hunts for him amid estimates the shortage under $200.
Dan Smythe son of A. Smythe of Arlington is in Pendleton to enter the Halley and Lowell law office. He is a University of Minneapolis graduate and will practice his profession, being all verred in the law.
A. A. Rohberts deputy United States marshal left for Portland this morning taking Archie Dickson and John Hoyle in custody. They are held to the federal grand jury for selling liquor to the Todlane.
The city will enforce a trash disposal ordinance as street traffic increases. James Meats, commissioner of streets, reports the Main Street Bridge will receive a new deck soon to handle harvest traffic, with overhauls to the approach and decking.
A large Pendleton audience braved threatening weather to attend Shields Park last night. The Cowhutoo circus topped the program with the Ko bie act close behind in ornate style. Irene delivered a great hit and Ix eure drew applause with their humor sketch The New Waist and the New Main. North South and Disté impressed as did Joseph Lee with Wearing My Heart Away for You. The moving pictures were excellent overall, making Pendleton proud of the entertainment.
An unknown man attempted to rob A. LaRose on Cortciwool and Ally streets last night. LaRose raised a bowl and fled, pursued by the assailant through Miah Street and into a stairwell of the Greatling? houses, escaping into a dark alley. No description or identity can be given, and police have no lead to trace the matter.
The Baker City Democrat praises H. H. Hallack and his son in a city office at Oregon Railway and Navigation Company. Hallack is set to lead a force of about two hundred men in his department. Tinine Halleck, his son, becomes ticket and billing clerk in the office.
Abe Lawrence was arrested this morning for drunken and disorderly conduct. He resisted police officer Polyme mon Armstrong during arrest and was overcome after a struggle. He appeared before the recorders court and received five days for resistance and five days for drunkenness.
After Blooded Sheep Charles Cunningham and W Pedro left for San Francisco to buy one million Merino rams for the herd. In Chik County the buyer aims to secure the best Merino stock and mix with his existing range to create superior crossbred stock.
Real estate transfers recorded include WoOR Matlork and Ato Matlood selling land to Peter Sheridan for 31.000 with 120 denen location near Un Hite. Other transfers include Rhevidan’s sale for 150, 30 geres near Chonntlite Predotivk Weber selling to Lamer Hockett for 87.000 about 1040 land near Grant. Hackett sells to Wade for 4.00 with mention of Inne tee Yoatcum.
A development proposal from the owner outlines a coastal residence project titled Residence Guilding. The plan envisions a modern design, featuring an enclosure named Peteht, with a focus on coastal styling and decorative elements. Investment aims include a financial strategy and potential zoning adjustments.
A garbled OCR fragment mentions a Minnesota based agency and an individual named Joseph EM with references to blocks and a sum around 82,000. The text is unclear but indicates a financial or property stake involving the parties named.
WH Boyd of eho and A Holloway of Boho were in Pendleton for a day. Mya O Water of Long Creek and WL Knight of Helix visited on short business. PB Reatho of Beto and M Harrington near Pilot Rock were in the city. N W Wear of Adams stayed at Hotel St George for business. Aire and THeram with children left for Meacham. Trowbridge returned to Grant county after attending local business.
The Hideor Mining Company recently shipped two car loads of concentrate to the Tacoma smelter via the W C Koo route. Mining teams had been hauling ore to the depot for shipment, then bringing wagons loaded with ore here for supplies and eventual transfer to the smelter. More ore and cars are expected as concentrations accumulate and are swapped to the smelter.
Lake Hawley will leave in the morning for Portland to visit relatives and then travel to Seaside Newport and Lone Head. After time at the seaside Abe Hilliweley will visit with the parents of Independence for a visit before returning to the city.
New York July 21 Announcement declares the Commercial Pacific cable will open for Inline with the Philippines Cina Japan and Corea tomorrow. Rates from San Francisco to Manila will be 1.06 per word to Hong Kong 110 to Japan 141 and to Honolulu 46 cents per word.
Five members joined the Piano Purelmasers Union at Therkelsen. The event on July 21 saw a craft race finish at 2 hours 20 minutes 22 seconds, beating the old boat by 14 minutes 20 seconds over a two mile course. Pinang Hoar is noted among participants.
Last rites held for FH C Guernsey with services from the house in the afternoon. Rev John Warren of the Episcopal church officiated. Masons conducted the burial rites with lodge ritual as the casket was lowered, with assistance from the Hike in the ceremony.
In a brief notice the Merchants' Cafe invites shoppers to escape the heat by eating a hot lunch between 11:00 a.m. and 2:00 p.m. The ad notes a price advantage and mentions a new union formation related to Thorkelsen's Pine House.
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