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Pendleton Eagle Valley News

Location

Pendleton, Oregon, United States of America

Date

Jun 05, 1908

Page

7

Canning plant runs first cherries and gooseberries

Lewiston Clarkston Canning Co sent 400 cans of Governor Wood cherries in its initial run using one steam cooker. A crew of 10 girls, 6 men, and 2 boys worked all day. full capacity will reach about 16,000 cans daily. Gooseberries and rhubarb will follow. maturing cherries have been delayed by cloudy weather. The Peach apricot output expected to outshine past years, with rapid crop progress anticipated. Two pounds of gold dust worth about 384 dollars were reported from the Prevent Need mine along with ore concentrates. Pierce & Son plan ore extraction next week and Mill setup in two weeks. Equity mine leased for two years with three feet of good ore found. Frank Peeples started Equity mill on ore from Delta mine. Lippincott prospecting near Present Need unearthed a coarse gold piece.

Lewiston-Clarkaton Canning Company Kelley Fruit Snake River Lewiston Tribune Baker City Democrat Pierce & Son Kirkpatrick & Elliott Equity Frank Peeples Delta French Bros John Day Lippincott Prairie City

Swedish colonists plan Idaho settlement from Massachusetts

An army of about one thousand Swedes, driven by work shortages, plans to move from Massachusetts to Idaho to establish a colony. Led by Rev. A. Larsin of Gardner, Massachusetts, the group seeks suitable land near Lewiston, Idaho, as industrial downturns hit eastern labor. Larsin cites unsatisfactory conditions and hopes to secure land at reasonable prices, while skilled workers volunteer to return to farming. He notes ongoing preparations and possible arrangements, with further details to follow.

Massachusetts Idaho Lewiston Chere A. Larsin Gardner, Maas Thie

Sumpter Valley Railway Undertakes Steep Mountain Cut

The Sumpter Valley Railway begins major work to lower Huckleberry mountain summit by hundreds of feet near the Powder and Burnt River divide, about six miles from Sumpter. Storm shovels are active, trains must climb over 800 feet in six miles, making this one of railroading's steepest grades. After elevation, a ground leveled track system will store empties and logging trains to prevent runaway cars. A large crew will work through most of the summer.

Sumpter Valley Railway Company Huckleberry Mountain Sumpter

Hermit Rancher Committed to Asylum for Mental Illness

D and Johnson a 56 year old hermit near Yakima has been committed to the Insane Asylum in Medical Lake suffering from a progressive melancholia. He lived isolated for a decade, showed no dissipation, worked regularly, but grew lethargic a year ago and resisted contact with neighbors. Only one delusion regarding a neighbor’s daughter suggested potential danger. Committee testimony from Fred Parker and doctors Scott and Cameron supported commitment.

D. &. Johnson Insano al Medical Lake Saya Yakima Republic Johnson

Dewitt's Little Barly Risers Sold by Tallman & Co

Christian Voller, jailed at Connell, is charged with beating and robbing Steve Potuca. He has confessed and plans to plead guilty in court. The tale centers on Tallman & Co selling Dewitt's Little Barly Risers, a famous liver pill item.

Dewitt Tallman & Co Christian Voller Connell Steve Potuca

Flowing well added on Cove farm in Hat of Improvements

On the Conley farm near Cove D M Hunt completed a 142 foot well last Saturday afternoon. Water rose to within three feet of the tap when drilled and by night had surged two feet above ground. Hunt will drill for Sam Purcell on his Sanir idge farm. a broken stem causes delays today.

la Grande Frank A. B. Conley Cove D. M. Hunt Mr. Hunt Sam Purcell Unton Saniridge

Leasing Wyoming Oil Lands On Shoshone Reservation

A Lander dispatch notes sixteen men acting for companies hold leases on over 76000 acres of land on the reduced Shoshone Indian reservation. Government grants leases on $10000 bonds and allows development over two years. Leases cover asphalt, mineral, oil and gas with the Indian royalty set at ten percent of output.

Lander Wyoming

Doan's Kidney Pills Prove Value in Pendleton Testimony

Pendleton residents hear a local testimonial from Mrs. E J Meiners at 601 Lewis street praising Doan's Kidney Pills for years of kidney trouble and backache. The ad notes availability at The Pendleton Drug Co and nationwide distribution by Foster Milburn Co Buffalo NY priced at 60 cents.

Pendleton E. J. Meiners Lewis Street Ore Dean Doan Pendleton Drug Co Foster-Milburn Co Buffalo New York United States

Portland Names and Products Noted in Classified List

A list of names tied to Portland and surrounding areas appears alongside a sales pitch for DeWitt's Witch Hazel Salve. The entry references customers or residents like John Clancy Geo Gilles Carl Gilbert and others, ending with a note to seek DeWitt's sold by Tallman & Co.

Hyndman Portland John Clancy Geo. Gilles Carl Gilbert Echo W. A. Coggerhall O. W. Gylerstone Monte Vista T. N. Kerr B. Gerbert Beattie H. D. McGhichan J. Alloway Walla Walla W. S. Kirkman Agnes Beveridge Ogden Charles FH Warman E. EK. Part Walla Willa P. T. Harbans Weston Wm. L. Reddig C. Berkeley Jessie C. Moore J. J. Hogan

Sidney Johnson Sees Sawmill Worker Ends Life by Rifle

Sidney Johnson a saw filer for the Eastern Railway and Lumber company died by suicide Sunday afternoon about four oclock after shooting himself in the head with a rifle.

Sidney Johnson Eastern Railway & Lumber Company

No One Expects It In This Health Claim Ad

An old ad touts Sexine Pills as the strongest world tonic. It promises dramatic strength for weak or run-down people. Price is $1 per box, six boxes $5, with full guarantees. Sold by Pendleton Drug Co, which claims to avoid substitutions.

Pendleton Drug Co

For Sale 160 Acres Near Weatherby Oregon

Advertises 160 acres partly seeded to alfalfa with two good orchards house nicely furnished several springs and a sheep ranch with good range near railroad no reserve arranged for two families address 607 Weatherby Ore Also un furnished housekeeping rooms for rent and several rental subs in local listings plus ads offering premium subscriber deals and cash for used articles and large clean regs at the East Oregonian office

Weatherby Ore

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