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Pendleton Eagle Valley News

Location

Pendleton, Oregon, United States of America

Date

Jun 18, 1904

Page

5

Get Sunny and bargains at Kunkel's and The Boston

A collage of local notices mentions Get Sunny items, clothing and hats at How Rees and Kunkel's, the Delta ice cream, Panama hats on sale, and rent and job ads. It also notes Mrs Campbell's mule raising wish, an interview audition at Gordon & Co, and church services at the Presbyterian.

Grate's Boston Martin's Kunkel’s A. C. Rader McAdam Delta Kunkel's Douglag Hanon Panama Hale Lew Teutach Bauer & Daley WU. C. Rader Hatton's Court Street Nelf Jovrger's West Court Street B.C.F. C Lee Teutsch H. East Oregonian

Ready for the shoot 40 000 shells and 100 000 clays

Frank Howe and Harry Sitton of San Francisco joined locals for practice at the hill. H J Stillman gun store supplied cartridges as 40 000 shells were on hand and 100 000 expected. A carload of blue rock pigeons arrived for targets, 100 000 birds total. A shelf broke, destroying 9000 clay birds and costing about 46.

Frank Howe Harry Sitton San Francisco H. J. Stillman Association

Lay services at Church of the Redeemer tomorrow at 11

The Episcopal Church announces lay services at the Church of the Redeemer tomorrow at 11 a m with Sunday school at 10 a m.

Episcopal Church Church of the Redeemer

Social Roundup Reflects Visitors at Local Towns

Mr and Mrs M A Stockman of Helix guest here. J W Clay, cattleman of North Fork, in town. Miks Jone Boxorth of La Grande visiting friends. Mrs Filo Johnson of Perry guest of Pondston friends. Mr and Mrs T T Land of Hollx guests of Pendleton. H A Richardson prominent citizen in town. Mrs Cr Smith returned from a visit to Portland. Miss Marie Carter of Baker City home after visit. J Sartor Echo merchant in town for business. Mrs T J Tweedly and family staying at Upper McKay. W O Hansford returned from Portland after Masons grand encampment. Miss C A Chipman of Baker City guest yesterday. G W Hunt of Portland in town for a short business visit. DL & Harvey of Billings Mont in town for a few days. Mir Harvey sheepbuyer here to arrange shipment. M Water Pierce revived morning from Hot Lake to view property at the aquarium. Cecil Wadehia retired from Walla Walla after Whitman College commencement. Wade, a graduate, finished his course last year.

M. A. Stockman Helix J. W. Clay North Fork Miks Jone Boxorth la Jrande Filo Johnson Perry Pondston T. T. Land Hollx Pendleton H. A. Richardson Adits Upper McKay Hansford Portland Masons C A Chipman Baker City G. W. Hunt DL & Harvey Billings Mont Mir Harvey M. Pierce Hot Lake Cecil Wadehia Walla Walla

G A R Encampment to Be Held in La Grande

Eastern Oregon G A R encampment announced for July 1 to 4 in La Grande. Posts include Milton Union Joseph Elgin Baker City Harney and Grant County. Large arbor to be built and grounds prepared for visitors. Reduced railroad rates and broad invitation to veterans and friends.

Oregon A Grande Eastern Oregon Kit Carsot Milton Adiend Weston la Grande Elgin Union Joseph Enterprise Baker City Harney Grant County

Oregon Good Enough. Inland Empire prospects for poor men

Fred Lockey recounts his journey from East coast wages to Oregon opportunity in Wallowa County. He describes starting with $15 to $20 monthly pay, moving to sheep herding at $26, then land, sheep and wealth built on shared ranges. He argues Oregon offers independence through work and smart investment, not handouts.

Inland Empire Pendicton New England East Oregon Ullnoiselow Bere Wallowa County Itinole Fred Lockey

Pleased With the Fair at Southwest Miageur Visit

Mrs W H Kelany lauded the St Louis fair after several days visit saying once buildings finish and the season opens there will be no complaints about the fair's features. She expressed strong approval of the exhibition and anticipated a successful event with improvements complete.

W. H. Kelany Miageur St. Louia Fair

Morton Cane case ends with three year sentence

Judge Klis imposes a three year penitentiary term on William Morton after a verdict of guilty of nasal with a dangerous weapon against Pat Dougherty the sheepman. Judge Bennett seeks 11 days to file a bill of exceptions while remanding Morton to sheriff custody. The court also considers Victor Lidwall v Norton and a horse drill dispute with claims of health neglect and possible death resulting from a horse and drill transaction. Winter Collier represent the plaintiff and A Newberry defends. Mr and Mrs HW T Jones of Olympia are staying at Hotel St George after their wedding and plan to travel to Eastern Pointe.

Bennett Morton Cane William Morton Pat Dougherty Wilay Klis Victor Lidwall W. Norton Winter & Collier T. Jones Olymnis Quetta St. George Mr. Jones Olympia

Delegates Return From State Encampment at Hood River

Kir Car son Post delegates G W Rigby J B Mumford PP Collier J L Stockman and 8 Gurdane came home last night after attending the state encampment at Hood River. They reported winning a top coat prize and noted the event at The Boston.

G. W. Rigby J. B. Mumford Collier J. L. Stockman Gurdane Kir Carson Post Hood River

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Ee Teutsch’s Dept. Store Main and Alta Streets Main East Oregonian Maleo Meacham EC Smith Bolrman Penn Gordon & Co Anna M. Sihler St. Luke's Hospital Spokane Wash George Wagner Bridgeport Conn Wagner Presbyterian Church Endeavor Societies Sovia Opti Progressive Jeweler A. C. Koeppen & Brothers Circuit Court The T. C. Taylor Main &T Mr. Shirt Pendleton Roller Mills Byers Webg Workingmen’s Clothing
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