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Pendleton Eagle Valley News

Location

Pendleton, Oregon, United States of America

Date

Jul 25, 1904

Page

5

Variety and commerce notices from local shops and services

Local notices advertise sales and goods at Martin and Kunkel’s, grocery and ice cream at Hawley’s, and new lines from The Boston and Teutsch’s. Also listed are services: repair and hardware suppliers, furniture buys, and a dinner offering at Gratz’s. A public service note mentions the Pendleton Messenger Service sale to Mr. Spoonemoore with contact details.

A. C. Rader Withes's McAdam Delta Withee Hawley's Freeh Hawley Bros New Line Boston, Douglas and Hanan Boston Teutsch’s Gratz's Royal Blues Lee Teutsch’s Best On Earth Kunkel St. George

The Fischer Repertoire at Frazer This Week

The Margarita Fischer Company opens a week at Frazer with The Signal Light on Monday and Tuesday. The New Tutor plays Wednesday to Friday. Leah, the Forsaken, a renowned Jewish religious drama, closes the week on Saturday and Sunday. The company promises a strong Pendleton run with varied entertainment.

Frazer Margarita Fischer Company Bandera Pendleton

Stockholders Meeting At Oregon Building & Loan

The regular annual stockholders meeting of the Oregon Building & Loan Association will be held at the association offices in the city on Tuesday July 26 at 0 p m. R Alexander, President W Brownfield, Secretary.

Oregon Building & Loan Association R. Alexander, Co W. Brownfield

Man Pleads Not Guilty in Helix Store Burglary

William McDonald pleaded not guilty to burglarizing the Sones and Walker store at Helix. He was remanded to jail after failing to post a $300 bond. His trial is scheduled for October in the circuit court.

William McDonald Sones & Walker Helix

Local Notables and Visitors Hustle Through Pendleton

A stream of visitors and residents pass through Pendleton today including Mrs. T. M. Lowe ill at home, Smith the lumberman from Kent, George Van Dray canceling a trip, and D. C. Brownell of Uma lts Irrigator on business. Various locals depart for outings to Black Mountain and Minam, with others touring to Salem, The Dalles, Milton, and Freewater. Immigration, school matters, and civil appointments hinge on today’s movements, while the police court hands out minor sentences for vagrancy and public drunkenness.

T. M. Lowe High Street Smith Lumberman Kent Wash George van Dray Pendleton D. C. Brownell Umalts Fred Schmeer The Savings Bank Portland Otto Turner Black Mountain Minam Wallowa T. D. Tarter Salem al Wolrath BR. Horner Oregon Agricultural College Jennie Heathmay Jer Porteland Hottie Abo Wal Dalles A. le Roy Brn Milton Freewater Reto J.C. Noble San Diego Cal Walla Walla J. B. McDonald Nobie R. F. Guerin Irrication Henderson Starbuck Engineer Henderson Koo& N H. Graty la Grande Mise Agnes Fletcher Edith Isines Fine

Suit on Promissory Note Filed in Circuit Court

In the circuit court today J. H. Rajuy filed a suit against Dr. Smith for 200 dollars and interest after July 24 at 3 percent plus attorneys fees. The suit rests on a promissory note that has been partially paid.

J. H. Rajuy Dr. Smith

Mitchell Reef Fund Receives Local Donations

Two hundred dollars were subscribed in Pendleton to the Mitchell relief fund solicited by H. F. Johnson and Mayor Matlock. The cash was paid in and forwarded this morning to the masor of Mare Marshall.

Mitchell Reef Fund Pendleton Mitchell Relief Fund H. F. Johnson Matlock Masor of Marehell

Longest Beard in the World At Frankfort Missouri

Valentine Tapley of Frankfort Missouri claims the longest beard in the world measuring more than a foot and a half. He says since the Civil War he has paid taxes and voted Democratic tickets and travels widely through the United States and Mexico. He keeps the beard rolled under his shirt by winding it from chin to chest in silk.

Valentine Tapley Mall Frankfort Tapley Congrema Champ Clark Statesman Mr. Tapley United States Mexico

Resolve and Shine Toward a Brighter Path

A short reflective poem urging self renewal and hope. The speaker counsels focusing on inner strength and divine sparks within, turning from past regrets to growth. It emphasizes resolve, faith, and the support of a larger universal power to strengthen the soul.

Elia Wheeler Wilcox

Important Sale on Varied Fabrics Across Several Days

The ad lists Grenadine, Cascade Swyllings, Embroidered Batiste, Flaked Voiles, Cotton Etamines, Linen Crash Etamines, Fancy Linen Etamines, Fine Mulls, and Lucerne Mercurized Jacquard with regular yard prices and discount sale prices for Tuesday to Thursday. Offers include multicolor patterns, three day and four day windows, and specific color options.

Famous mine salted turns Homestake into world’s richest

A Chicago Mining World contributor recounts how salt helped George Hearst acquire the Homestake claim in 1877 for 30000 dollars after a near-timely cleanup failed to show rich ore. Original discoverers Fred and Mowes Manuel and broker H B Young weighed the risk but agreed, a salted predateing ruse securing the greatest gold producer in history.

Bonanza Kings George Hearel Homestake Wilearas H. B. Young Deadwood Hearst Manuel Brothers Deadwood Bank Arastra George Hearst

Farewell to Dan Emmett and the Dixie Song

An elegiac note from Commoner editor Will M Maupin recalls Dan Emmett and the minstrel era. The poem paints nostalgia for Dixie tunes and the Civil War era, with lines celebrating cotton fields and Magnolia, and the crowd singing Dixie as Emmett returns to glory on a heavenly shore. A brief ad for new apriving shirts appears at the end.

Dan Pelota Dixie Land Ol’ Canaan Dixie M. Maupin

Unique In Their Way Unique In Their Way

The Peoples Warehouse announces a three day stock cleanout to slash prices on washable goods and summer wear. Regular yard prices are cut in half for Tuesday Wednesday and Thursday to move remaining stock and offer summer materials at sale prices.

Peoples Warehouse Theke Af Son

Three Day Fabrics Sale Highlights Discounts

Newspaper ad notes a three day sale on Valencienne Laces and Insertions, Terchon Laces, Cluny Laces, Embroidered Medallions, and Dotted Swiss. Prices drop to as low as 12 1/2 cents per yard for some items, with half price offers on Tuesday, Wednesday, and Thursday. Several colors and widths listed.

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