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Newspaper
Pendleton Eagle Valley News
Location
Pendleton, Oregon, United States of America
Date
Jul 26, 1904
Page
7
A local plan announces Endicott will publish the Endicott Independent with Fran Nutt of Pullman as editor and J. J. Murray of Pullman as owner. The first issue is scheduled for August 5.
Item prices and descriptions appear garbled but reference vegetables and fruits with per pound and per box pricing. Mentions include cabbage lettuce peppers beans and fruit items with quantities like two for and per box prices in cents. The text quality is poor, but it conveys a basic market pricing listing.
Hogs dressed at 64 cents a pound Veal dressed at 7 cents a pound Sheep priced at 1.50 to 1.75 dollars. Hay and feed include Chop barley 25 dollars per ton 1 2 cents per pound Chop wheat 14 0 per 100 Bran 60 cents per sack Shorts 1 dollar per sack Oats 14 4 cents per bushel Alfalfa loose 15 dollars per ton Wheat loose 15 dollars per ton Timothy baled per ton 20 dollars.
Excursion rates announced for the Worlds Fair at St Louis and other events. Fares to St Louis via St Paul or Billings, to Chicago, and return routes with varied options and dates. Tickets on sale May through October with 90 day limits, stopovers allowed. Contacts: Walter Adams agent and B C Smith agent O R N Pendleton. Also ads for Belfast underwear at Baer & Daley's.
Business card section lists DR W G Cole in Judd building with office hours, Dr Henderson a physician in Savings Bank building, and attorneys like Bran & Perry and Hailey & Lowrie. Several entries show telephones, addresses at 106 12th, 212 Court Street, and Pendleton Savings Bank, with notes on professions and offices.
A compact listing shows arrival and departure times for mixed trains in Walla Walla Cranch. It notes connections between No 41 at 1 p.m. and No 42 with No 2, indicating misconnected or swapped services and identifying paths for further timetable clarification.
Train times from Pendleton and Walla Walla listed with arrivals 1:45 p m on Mon Wed Fri and 11:45 a m Tue Thu Sat. Departures include 7 p m from Pendleton and 10 40 a m westbound from Walla Walla. For information contact agent W Adams in Walla Walla Washington. East bound service noted.
European plan lodging with fire relays and steam heat throughout. Accommodations include en suite rooms with bath and large new sample rooms. The Hotel St. George is described as one of the most modern model hotels in Oregon with phone and fire alarm connections in all rooms.
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