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Newspaper
Pendleton Eagle Valley News
Location
Pendleton, Oregon, United States of America
Date
Jul 27, 1905
Page
5
Local notices cover services from Rader and Teutsch stores to storage, transfers, and bicycle repair. Roosevelt offers a 4 percent coal rebate while downtown listings promote clothing, footwear, and Victor talking machines. A drunken arrest turns to a jail release after psychiatric notes. hot weather, crops damaged, and a halted fall harvest loom over Eastern Oregon.
A Baker Light & Power survey team has worked several days on detailed surveys from the Rock creek power site, over the ridge to Bourne and Cracker creek toward mines. President Anderson stated the matter is ready for newspaper coverage.
A program for the Nebergall musical entertainment to be presented tonight at the First Christian church features Myrtle Buzan in a vocal solo and Parkes singers with Jeriloun, Mise Mytuiene Praker, and Charles Nebergall on violin.
The Arington lodging house offers steady rooms for August with one month rent paid in advance. Rooms are clean, quiet, and close to amenities, aiming to attract regular residents for short term stays.
A small grain fire at the Revatio ranch of Thorns near Tweedy broke out last night amid the harvest. No major damage occurred to the barley field affected, with the blaze confined to a limited area and quickly contained.
Mise Cornelia Selmeer will demonstrate the KC baking powder at Despin Clark's store this Saturday. She plans to offer cake slices and samples, inviting customers to stop in for a taste and demonstration.
Mr and Mrs C Rohrman extend heartfelt thanks to friends and neighbors for support during the illness death and burial of their little girl. Your thoughtfulness meant a great deal to us in this time of sorrow.
Local travelers and residents fill Echo area scenes with calls, visits, and trips. Notables include Rev G L Hall wandering Echo, Miss Aleachor Walton from Echo, and West yardmaster St. Lingo arriving from Crmatilla. Patched entries cover Spokane trips, Portland departures, and Lewiston fair reflections. Community figures, merchants, editors, and travelers trade places and plans as spring routines unfold.
John Rehbow harvest hand on Charles Campbell's farm near Helix was severely injured last evening when a combined harvester ran over him. He was taken to St Anthony's Hospital by Dr Griswold of Helix for treatment with Drs Dre Cole and Lieuallen aiding in stabilizing fractures.
Regents of the Ristern Oregon State Normal school prepare to meet Friday evening to decide if funds totaling about 10 000 are available to sustain operations for another year. Reports indicate roughly 7000 has been secured locally near Weston, though unverified. A separate note mentions an amicable settlement between Prof Matthews and August Fohrmen over accusations related to a public figure, with Matthews denying involvement beyond a reading.
Visiting with J. L. Stockman J. C. Greerson Miss Flora EB Ward and Miss Ida Ward of Kokomo Ind Miss Etta Redmer of Peru Ind and Emil Dearmond of Bowling Green Ky arrived today and are visiting at the home of J. S. Stockman. After a few dayers visit here they will proceed to Porthind and view the fair.
William Nolan and Maud Guy, both of this county, were married today by Judge Fite Gerald.
A Chiesge News correspondent describes General Nogi’s army in Manchuria enforcing quartering of soldiers, hygienic village reforms, cleared streets, public gardens and parks, and new postal workers. The report claims these measures advance social development and inspire Manchurians to adopt orderly habits.
Last of the Hoeecher family Mrs Tentious Devetior Hooker, youngest daughter of Rev Lynn Beecher and sister to Henry Ward Beecher, Harriet Beecher Stowe, dies not. Born in Litchfield Connecticut she married John Hooker in 1841, a longtime Supreme Court reporter. The widow had two children, six grandchildren, and nine decades of woman’s rights work.
A Jefferson City woman dressed as a devil to confront her heavy drinking husband at home. He returned in a cheerful mood, she revealed herself with an ominous line, prompting an unexpected reaction that led to a tense domestic confrontation and strained family relations.
The author advises parents to always back a son against teachers and problem behavior in school. He warns this neglectful approach leads to a poor start toward delinquency and trouble, urging stronger parental guidance and accountability instead.
D M Watters delivers a comprehensive Golconda mine assessment to present management. It notes ore in sight sufficient for milling, discusses past stopes, and outlines a plan to mine ahead, mixing lower grade rock with rich ore to secure a large reserve while avoiding uncertainties. Senator Clark of Wyoming shows slow health improvement.
The Salem Statesman reports widespread damage to grains including spring wheat from recent heat and green aprils. Exact losses cannot be measured until harvest as heads look large and full but yields are expected to be substantially reduced.
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