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Newspaper
Pendleton Eagle Valley News
Location
Pendleton, Oregon, United States of America
Date
Jun 05, 1905
Page
5
A garbled city brief item appears, listing traders in carpets and furniture, gas engines, clothing sales, and street notices. The fragment names vendors such as Teutach and Sharon & Eddinga and references rental offers, shop promotions, and a hotel. It also mentions deliveries, renewals, and various odd jobs with scattered street addresses and prices.
The McMinn stock company of Walla Walla presented The Passian Slave at the Fraser theater to a fairly filled house. The troupe performs in Walla Walla on other days of the week.
Echo and Pendleton clash in a rough game with late scoring turning the tide after a rocky start. Pendleton dominated early innings while Echo rallied, but a costly fielding day and a rough ninth left the final near eight to six.
Marshal Coffman appoints John Armstrong Dee Turner and John Brown as fotus deputies to patrol the circus grounds during the afternoon and evening event, ensuring order and safety.
In Police Court this morning Storge Bradley was given a sentence of $10 or five days for assault and battery. Sansas Dorn born that night to Mr and Mrs M B Castle at 314 Ann Street, a nine pound boy. Fancy places French Ching and Out Mass at department store prices at the Peoples Warehouse.
A long list of visitors and residents mingled in town today from Pilot Rock Clyde Willoughby and Athena to Adama and Walla Walla. County officials and professionals like J D Gregorie and George Marquis joined events, while others headed to Portland and Freewater for fairs and surveys.
A large audience attended a W T U and related groups meeting on temperance in Pendleton. Mrs Mattle Graves lectured as a national organizer, with plans for regular sessions on the 40th of each month and a June 16 gathering at the Christian church. Mrs Hendricks presided at the June event. Mrs Van Nuys will lead the next meeting at the Presbyterian church. Mrs Graves is visiting Pendleton as guest of Mrs Hendricks.
The Federation of German Catholic societies of Nichols held its annual convention in Peru, drawing several hundred delegates from across the state for a two day session. The item mentions department store prices for goods and that Peoples Warehouse in Bellingham will supply half of a 14,000,000 foot lumber contract for Panama Canal work.
The first circus of the season opened with a street parade led by Norris & Rowe’s Greater Circus. New tents and gear dazzled spectators, with acts ranging from high wire aerialists to a famed horsemanship duo and a diverse menagerie. Another performance is scheduled for tonight.
Delegates from across the nation arrive for the Knights of Columbus convention in Los Angeles as the event opens with a pontifical mass to celebrate the cathedral service. Notables including Archbishops Montgomery and Reardon, Bishop Conaty, and Governor Richardson welcome attendees.
The Nebraska Lumber Dealers Association with several hundred leaders plans a westward inspection trip to mills in Montana Idaho Washington and Oregon. They seek new markets due to lumber scarcity in Minnesota and other northern states. Meanwhile immigrants in Buenos Aires average ten thousand monthly with about 40 percent German. Fancy pieces French China and Cut Glass offered at department store prices. You ought to know what that means, it the.
The article argues that public faith in germ-killing drugs is misguided and dangerous. It praises osteopathic care for restoring proper blood flow and boosting blood-making organs to strengthen white blood cells, enabling the body to kill germs and abort fevers.
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