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Newspaper
Pendleton Eagle Valley News
Location
Pendleton, Oregon, United States of America
Date
Jul 31, 1919
Page
6
Pendleton notes report a boy named George Motionnigte of Mr. and Mrs. Patrick Mefloniie ill at home, with Round-Up in focus. Pendleton hopes for a presidential visit at the event, while discussions delay roster changes and a shift toward new wartime demands.
Reports from the Blighan Springs vicinity indicate improved fishing on recent weekends with numerous catches along the Umpailia. The angling scene shows continuing good results as more reports come in amid patrols and favorable conditions.
Attendees at a Balem luncheon of the Northwest Livestock Association heard C. K. Cranston of Pendleton urge Marion County to raise its quota, noting Valley County pledged 10,000 dollars in advance while the association seeks 6,000 dollars. Piammer, director, was reported as visiting last winter.
Proceedings against deputy water commissioner W. W. Roeder drop Mon as he again releases water to the ditch serving the J. D. RecCoy property and others. Metlay had begun contempt actions claiming Roeder shut off water contrary to a state supreme court ruling. Roeder travels to Salem seeking relief to restore adequate water for district users.
Three building permits were issued today for repairs and improvements. A. Writewis received a permit to upgrade his marble works at East Court and Collerne streets costing 250 dollars. John Seibert was granted a permit to add a partition in a building on East Court costing 100 dollars. O. & Young of 119 Ann Street were approved to remodel their dwelling.
Vacationists report plentiful grouse in the southern county area and expect easy limits when the season opens August 25. Union county sportsmen plan to wait, leaving the season to grow in Uma ila county, with a few travelers heading there. The Navy public relations visit by J M Donnell, chief electrician, outlines plans to publish navy articles in the Oregonian after August 10. A water shortage in Eastern Oregon tightens hay and grain markets, with 65 days of no rain in Tulen County and longer in other counties, fueling calls for storage reservoirs and faster irrigation under the new state aid law.
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