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Pendleton Eagle Valley News

Location

Pendleton, Oregon, United States of America

Date

Jul 27, 1904

Page

5

Pendleton Social Notes Show Visitors from Walla Walla and Milton

Pendleton hosts a flurry of short visits and arrivals. W. L. Purcell and C. Elder from Despain Gulch drop in, J. L. Bers of Walla Walla visits, and C. L. Whitney of Walla Walla tours the city. Several residents travel or return from nearby towns, including Mrs. Rose Campbell, Mrs. Andrew Hansay, Gene Scow, and Miss Jessie Blair en route to Portland. Local officials, lawyers, and clerks pass through or stay, with doctors and business agents continuing their duties. Families plan outings to Rainier, Newport, and Tees Springs, while Rev. N. A. Brooks eyes a church pulpit assignment for August 14.

W. L. Purcell Pendleton Holdman FB. C. Elder Despain Gulch J. L. Bers Walla Walla C. L. Whitney Clarence Kearney Weat Alia Yosterday David Hastings West End A. Bon Andrew Hansay Waa Helix Gene Scow Union County Boa Hess Jessie Blair Weston Portland L. H. Hawley Touched Wash Hawley G. G. Griffith St. Louis Alvin Baumeister Max Baumeister A. B. Galloway Blake- McPwul) Paper Company Baker City Sum Peer H. J. Bean West Tustin Street Midaway Springs G. A. Taylor Myre Sarah Thomas Troy C. Berkeley Seattle Ben Holt John Sharpstein W. G. Cole Ranier Cole N. A. Brooks Alan Brooke Christiny Church Angeus Graves OR & N Echo Modesto Caleb Tod. D. Bentley Luli Bentley Vincent Otto Miencke Idaho Huntington Miescke Walter Adams A.am

Local Grate sale and shop ads mix in a busy market page

A crowded collage of store notices and classified blurbs lists goods and services from Howley cigar store to Teutach’s sale. It promotes ice cream and groceries at Hawley Bros, new furniture at Navin, and summer clearance events plus a farm rental near Nolan Oregon. Shipping and nursery ads note agents wanted and commissions.

WU. C. Rader Withee's McAdam Delta Withee Hawley‘s Hawley Bros New Line Boston Douglas and Aenan Boston Teutech's Gratz'r Lee Teutach Bost Peggy Paria Baer & Dale St. George Cooper Umatilla River Nolan A. Dozier Echo, Or

Largest Glass Front For Inland Empire Store Front

The Peoples Warehouse installs the largest plate glass yet seen in the Inland Empire for its new store front. Glass panes measure 110 by 110 inches and required a flat car to transport. Front lettering to be completed by Saturday. brick work on the addition is near finished but two weeks remain before occupancy. Manager Albert Cohen notes the new front marks a regional advancement with a nine foot display depth and heavy oak doors with oblong plate glass panes.

Peoples Warehouse Inland Empire Pendleton Albert Cohen

Government coal contract awarded to L W McAdam Ime

L W McAdam Ime has been awarded the contract to furnish coal for government institutions on the reservation including the agency and the school for the coming year. About 75 to 100 tons are needed, with Kemmerer Wyoming coal specified as the preferred product due to popular government reception and accessibility.

L. W. McAdam Ime Wyoming

Fine Mare Killed After Horse Kick Incident

A fine work mare was killed today after a leg break from a kick by another horse. The mare’s injury was deemed incurable and she was shot to end suffering. Elvin Craig reported the loss and described the accident at the stable.

Elvin Craig

Headers and Threashers Wanted

Wanted Parties to head and thresh 460 acres of wheat six miles northwest of Helix. Pay as soon as work is finished. Apply at this office.

Helix

Building a Cottage on Thompson Street

Robert Laing began the erection of a one story cottage on Thompson street between Railroad and Webb opposite his residence, with an estimated cost of 1200 dollars. W B Mays is the temporary proprietor.

Robert Laing Thompson Street Railroad Webb W. B. Mays

Remodeled Building Moves to Willow Street

Co W Brownfield neared completion of remodeling the Last Chance saloon site and moved to 06 Willow Street with about 2600 spent on the property. Cecil Wade In. Cecil Wade was taken seriously HM this morning after arriving at his real estate office in East Oregonian aaa and was taken home in l oan. Mrs Rhoda Tucker aged 79 died at Salem Tuesday.

W. Brownfield Last Chance Valoon Willow Street Cecil Wade East Oregonian Aaa Mra. Rhoda Tucker Salem

Important Sale On Varied Fabric Materials Today

sale details numerous fabrics with irregular spellings and prices. Grenadine and mercerized finishes in black and white stripes offered at 3249c per yard. Cascade Saltings in four colors at 12lec yard for three days. Embroidered Batiste in two light colors at 10¢ yard for three days. Flaked Volles in light blue and pink at 175c yard for three days. Linen Crash Etamines in pink tan green at 174g¢ yard. Fancy Linen Etamines in multiple colors and Mullis in blue white green pink at 25e yard for three days. Lucerne Mercerized Jacquard with two-toned options also listed.

Batiste

Good Fur Market Feeds Local Dealers Hides Values Rise

The fur and hide trade reports excellent quality from last winter with unprecedented demand. Prices quoted include dog pelts at 50 cents each coyote skins 76 cents, long wool sheep pelts valuable, chearlings 15 to 26 cents each, beef hides 10 to 15 cents per pound, and other culls at 4 to 5 cents per pound.

May Play Sunday Baseball Game Pendleton Juniors vs La Grande

Arrangements nearly complete for a Sunday afternoon baseball game in Pendleton between the local Pendleton Juniors and a La Grande team. Manager Frank Downey hopes to hear from La Grande tonight about an excursion for players and fans if possible. Pendleton lineup not set. a balloon ascension may accompany the event at the Alta Street grounds.

Pendleton la Grande Frank Downey Pendleton, Jr. Baseball Agerceation

Worlds Fair Rates From Pendleton to Major Cities

The QO R WN Company announces low rates from Pendleton to St Louis and return 60.00, to Chicago and return 66.00, or 62.60 for Chicago to St Louis or reverse, 66.25 for Chicago to St Louis via different route. Tickets on sale June July August September October on set dates. Tickets valid 10 days outbound and 90 days return with transit stopovers allowed. For information contact E C Smith Agent.

Pendleton St. Louie Chicago St. Louis St. Lowi Jimi E. C. Smith

Campbell Divorce Case Dismissed In Circuit Court

The divorce suit Mary S Campbell against Edwin F Campbell was dismissed by Judge Bills after a motion by the plaintiff’s attorney. The Campbells, prominent Buller Creek ranchers in Umatilla County, filed eight days earlier over alleged infidelity and ill treatment. The defendant did not appear. David H. Deardorff, pioneer of 1862, died at his home in Clackamas County at age 79.

Campbell Mary Edwin F. Campbell Bills Campbells Buller Creek Umatilla Law Orn Carter Raley David H. Deardorff Clackamis County

Pooples Warehouse Three Day Washable Goods Sale

A local warehouse announces a three day sale to clear stock. Washable fabrics for summer and evening wear are offered at half price Tuesday through Thursday, with several patterns and dotted Swiss on sale. The ad urges shoppers to visit and take advantage of the reduced yard prices now.

USA Pooples

Three Day Lace and Embroidery Sale Ad

Timed sale running Tuesday Wednesday Thursday offers on Val Edgings Torchon and Cluny laces Embroideries and Insertions Dotted Swiss and Imported Gingham with sale prices per yard and half price discounts across various widths and colors. Strong entities Valencienne Laces Torchon Laces Cluny Laces Dotted Swiss.

Torchon

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Eeeeee Rose Campbell Anne AL EwKane Lawburl Shiels Milton A Grate Bunny Martin's Kuinkel’s Warrows Kunkel’s. Dy Howley How- Ber Court Street Rove Campbell's Sand Webb Tharm Navin Oregon Washington Nursery Co ATCH Fens T Pop Drug Store Koeppen & Brothers Lucerne Mrs Office Pendleton Savings Bank Oregon State Normal School Monmouth Dowmnod J. B. V. Butler E. 0. Ressler The Schwarz & Greulich Meat Co Main Street Pendleton Roller Mills W. & Byers Prop Beck Cottonwood Street Water Court
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