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Newspaper
Pendleton Eagle Valley News
Location
Pendleton, Oregon, United States of America
Date
Jun 12, 1905
Page
3
The store proclaims its biggest sale ever with cut prices across all articles. New goods appear on shelves and bargain tables while stock with no reserve moves at Smokeroiden prices. Corset covers and silk petticoats are listed at deep discounts, including Swiss embroidery, Nainsook styles, and various price points.
June 21 24 National Good Roads meeting in Portland. June 22 24 Northwest Sportsmen's Association tournament in Portland. June 23 28 National Woman's Suffrage Association in Portland. July 11 14 American Medical Association in Portland. Dedication of Bacajawea monument in Lee and Clark valley Portlan¢.
Milton reports Dr. Ruckman, recent Northwestern Dental School graduate, has leased the Rickey building for an office. Miss Hazelle McQueen heads to Harrer, and a baby girl arrives to Mr. and Mrs. W. E. B. Putnam. Wen ton Normal students mount a comedy drama in the opera hall, with Mire Humeston guiding the cast. Several residents travel to Salem for summer school, Portland for the exposition, and Destin for visits. Freewater Postmaster J. Vinson resigns as locals eye the office. Tent meetings conclude Sunday with Dr G K Berry of Portland preaching morning service and Rev J W Coombs heading to Pullman Monday.
A satirical note on a sultans critics leads into state convention themes. Minnesota Federation of Labor opens in Brainerd with focus on open shop challenge from Citizens' Alliance. Alabama United Mineworkers convenes in Birmingham to craft a joint conference agreement aiming to end the miners strike and reelect officers.
Notice to all persons indebted to us call and settle at once we are going out of business July 4 Rev Mark Arthur presiding at Spalding Idaho during a revival 8 holding a successful revival at Spalding Idaho
London June 13 A pageant in Sherborne commemorates the 1200th founding of the town and its school where King Alfred learned to read. The event unfolds inside a ruined castle founded by Roger of Caen with 700 participants, 60 speaking roles, choirs, dances, and scenes from 705 Saint Aldhelm to Elizabeth I era, including Robin Hood and Raleigh.
Freight agents from major railroad lines meet in Buffalo starting June 12 for the annual convention of the National Association of Traveling Freight Agents. J. C. Wood of Chicago presides. The sessions run through Thursday with Atlanta inviting the association to hold the next meeting in that city.
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