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Newspaper
Pendleton Eagle Valley News
Location
Pendleton, Oregon, United States of America
Date
Jun 19, 1906
Page
8
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Pendleton academy trustees meet at Carter, Rulow & Raley offices. Dr C J Smith elected president replacing Col James H B Raley who resigned to join Weston normal school board. W L Van Nuve secretary, Cecil R Wade treasurer, Noordhoff assistant treasurer. Principal W Bleakney re elected, Noordhoff assistant principal, Miss Alice Van Nuys to teach Latin and History. Dormitory plans and Spanish language and music programs approved. several board vacancies to be filled.
June weddings may invite you to multiple events but our range of cut glass and china provides timeless gifts. Each piece blends intrinsic value with artistic excellence, offering a versatile assortment to suit any budget and ensure a pleasing present.
Horse dealer Lee Kennard was arrested last Friday and jailed in Walla Walla on charges of passing a counterfeit or bad check. Adolph Schwarz, owner of the Fountain saloon, identified Kennard as the man who passed a $22 check on his establishment tied to Norris & Rowe circus day. The bank showed no Kennard account and Kennard later paid the amount. he was released after Mrs. Kennard sent the funds.
Alkali beds in eastern Oregon are valued commercially with agents in the field for new deals. IT. & Thomas of Buffalo have secured numerous contracts with landowners, paying 20 to 60 cents per ton for beds. Rail access boosts price. contracts run 30 years. Wilma Rahe aided in surveying and securing agreements.
Police arraigned two Japanese men after a quarrel in the quarters yesterday. Sakako, described as the chief disturber, was drunk and caused a row. Marshal Gurdane Wis summoned. Sakako was fined 10 for his part. The other man could not state his case and remained in jail for clarification of his understanding.
Miss Nona Houser of Echo bank visited town last Sunday and a rise in demand for office workers hints at Flo Renette securing a position. Galloway student W F Wiglesworth wed in Union last Sunday. Mrs F Churchill and Miss Lucy Howell win and surrender a mold medal respectively. Reverend W Holt returns from Milton area after organizing the Walter Presbyterian church in Valley, plans a permanent church group and potential building later this season.
Marriage licenses issued at the clerk’s office include Walter O. Hufford of Portland and Miss Florence E. B. George of Tacoma with affidavits sworn by Fred T. Cheres, Peter Sheridan and Miss Lauen Harrison, all county residents, Wilde acting as witness.
Western Union official T Reid visited the town office for inspection and praised the building’s condition under manager George Gillette before leaving. A diphtheria case is reported at 200 Comble Street in W C Kemp’s home with Dr Rin as attending physician. Portland Heights fire unit purchased with funds intended for housing.
James Stewart Idle Hour bartender faced Judge Elite this morning and entered a not guilty plea to the charge of keeping his saloon open on Sunday forenoon. No jury is available, so the case is deferred for the time being.
Albert J. Lee Charles L. French and Batnbrook of Pendleton will depart for Evanston Illinois to begin a five year course at Northwestern University this September. They plan to live with Mrs L L French in Evanston and pursue religious work in the M W or other branches after graduation Two will also take a separate three year course. A ford below a damaged bridge remains passable for travel into Pendleton from Wild Horse Creek area. New industries in Mulklamls Port Stan remotes J E Rowan notes cannery and sausage plant growth with potential additional factories and briquette production near South American guest facilities.
San Francisco mayor Schmitz plans to end the combination grocery and liquor stores. Of 3400 licenses, over 2000 were held by grocers. In dense areas three or four such shops per block existed, some up to twelve, enabling women and children to access stimulants. Mayor says no more combined groceries and saloons.
In Granite a citizen who deserts his wife’s dishes cites it as not a man’s task. The wife cites 11 Kings 21:13 to prove the point, and the man continues to help occasionally. A Guatemala rebellion ends after two weeks of heavy fighting with rebels losing ground and support from Balvador’s ruling classes.
Dr Pierce's Favorite Prescription is promoted as the sole medicine sold through druggists for women's weaknesses and peculiar ailments with no alcohol. It claims endorsements from medical writers and lists ingredients on wrappers. Readers are urged to contact Dr. R V Pierce in Buffalo NY for a free medical adviser booklet and confidential consultations.
A long list of hotel arrivals includes G. 10 Galey Portland E Waldman Portland J F Pink Portland Joe Batley Echo L W McAdam Echo Mra ¢ W Courtney Weston RooT Reid Seattle R. R. Jonson Echo Miss Vera Lonelard Echo J J Ho kan Portland Joe W Baker Portland J A Welst New York BE Hales New York W A Goeger Detroit J. G. Cuter Walla Walla A A Hallander Walla Walla J Hi Fronty Tacoma G N Sreefield and wife Wasco KE M Gillette Toon W Brown Canyon City Jakie Binuke Canyon City Walter G Mut ford and wife Portland FT George Echo A FP Fluff Arlington A 8 Collins Frem o FOG Green Weevon FE Fay Spokane J W Harney Spokane T C Lord Portland F Field Chicago E A Burke Portland T G Hailey Salum a N Shear and with Grant L Hershland Baker City H G Siefken Dillons J Freege Spokane J Wright North Yakima Brendan Spokane G Hunt and daughters Walla Walla mR R Paddock Walla Walla Wood Glen dening Portland C J Minkler 1. ¢. Fueggerdid Portland James F Hor der Portland Mra A F Turner 1 Weston
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