Wedding Plans Pace Ahead With Quick Decision
The couple weighs options for the upcoming wedding two weeks from tomorrow and plans a swift choice. Friends discuss options and commit to a prompt, unified plan as they move toward the event.
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Newspaper
Pendleton Eagle Valley News
Location
Pendleton, Oregon, United States of America
Date
Jun 21, 1907
Page
8
Winslow Bros Jewelry Store Offers Wide Selection
Customers praised Winslow Bros Jewelry Store for its extensive, suitable assortment and clear satisfaction. The shoppers expressed they could easily choose and felt convinced, happy with their visit and purchases.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Winslow Bros.’ Jewelry Store
Prone Extension Seeks Pendleton Aid for Phone Line
Residents urge Pendleton business leaders to fund a 400 dollar extension of the Ukiah to Fox valley phone line into Grant county. Promoter Mr Reesing aims to raise funds locally, with R A Wilcox handling the plan if a meeting with merchants occurs. Extension would improve Pendleton Grant county communications and boost local trade.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ukiah
Fox Valley
Grant County
Pendleton
Ir. Reesing
Reesing
R. A. Wilcox
Wilcoe
Ritter
Long Creek
Dale
Heppner
Nelson and Humphreys Win Big Catch Then Lose Box
Nelson and Humphreys fared well while fishing near Bingham Springs on the Umatilla, landing a 28 inch silver salmon and a 22 inch Dolly Varden. Their box of ten Dolly Vardens weighing one and a half pounds each disappeared on the trip home, sparking jokes, but the box arrived later and the catch was shared among friends.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Nelson
Humphreys
Bingham Springs
Umatilla
Clark Nelson
William Humphreys
Dolly
Sheep Selloff After Range Loss and Heppner Saloons Debate
Morrow County notes report Farnsworth sold about 3600 head of sheep to C A Minor after losing Blue Mountain range in Black Forest last fall. Heppner wool and wood sales delayed to June 28 due to shearing. First sale logged around 1,500,000 pounds with about a million more expected. Heppner city council held a special session over Sunday liquor breaches, urging strict compliance to liquor laws or license loss. Rail rate talk shows R N unlikely to cut freight between Heppner and Portland. a petition seeks rate equalization with Portland to Pendleton.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
EB. Farnsworth
C. A. Minor
Blue Mountain National Forest
Heppner
Tlecu
Balcom Dispatch
The
Times
Portland
State Railway Commission
Pendleton
Commission Loses Bid for Relief on Main Line
The commission pursued action with the company but Salem dispatch indicates relief sought will not be secured. The report notes the outcome and ongoing consideration of the issue on the main line.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Salem
Price jump in Walla Walla office rents sparks council debate
In Walla Walla the Schware building on Fourth Street plans raise rent from 26 to 40 per month starting July 1. City officials, including the city engineer and treasurer, discuss the notice amid surprise. Councilman Kirkman motions to refer the issue to the city attorney for review, amid speculation of retaliation over a prior Fountain saloon license revocation, with Attorney Blandford to present a formal response next Tuesday.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
A. Schwars
Whicl Walla Union
Schware
Fourth Street
Washington
Cnmmels
Couiellman Kirkman
Schwarz
Fountain
Blandford
Justice Court Fines Greek Laborer for Assault
In Justice Parkes court this afternoon the Greek laborer charged with Assault Whon the timekeeper at Bing Ninm was fined thirty dollars. The case against Ed Miller, charged with shooting a dog, was dismissed due to insufficient evidence. J. F. Mahoney, a lone banker, queries Pendleton water works management and supports exploring a commission to take over water and fishing plants from the city council to improve administration.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Miller
Jone
Pendleton
Ital Water Works
J. F. Mahoney
Ione
Tone
Mime
Alleged Larceny Case Tied to Umatilla County Deputy
Alleged larceny in bailee leads to W T Hensley being taken into custody by Deputy Sheriff Blakeley of Umatilla County. Hensley, a horse trader, allegedly carried away a trunk not his own after leaving Pendleton. He stayed in the county jail overnight and will be taken to Pendleton today. Officer Jack Lambert of the Walla Walla Police Bulletin assisted in the capture.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Cangirt
Blakeley
Umatilla County
W. T. Hensley
Hensley
Pendleton
Pendeton
Mr. Blakeley
Jack Lambert
Walla Walla Pulletin
President of the Pioneers Association Elected in Oregon
At the Oregon Pioneers annual reunion in Portland on June 21 J D Lee elected president for the coming year succeeding M George. George H Himes reelected secretary for 22nd year with J E Mayers vice president Robert A Miller corresponding secretary and Charles B E Ladd treasurer. Directors named Cyrus H Walker P G D Arcy and Jacob O Gulliford.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ewelety
Portland
Oregon Pioneers
J. D. Lee
Mr. Lee
M. ©. George
George H. Himes
Robert A. Miller
Charles BE. Ladd
Cyrus H. Walker
Albany
P. H. D'Arcy
Salem
Jacob Ogulliford
Dufur
Sketch of Andrew S Draper Education Leader of New York
Dr Andrew S Draper born Westford New York June 21 1848 rose from public schools to Albany academy studied law at Union College practiced in Albany chaired Alabama claims inquiry later as superintendent of New York schools he built a reform record and was reelected he later led Cleveland schools and served as president of the University of TuNinoil before becoming New Yorks first commissioner of education The Dalles vote on city hall fire dept addition carried 252 to 121 and a Carnegie library proposal tied 187 to 187
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Andrew S. Draper
State of New York
University of Ilinois
Westford
N. Y
Ells
Draper
Albany
Albany Academy
Union College
Arthur
Alabama
School of
New York
Cleveland
Dalles
City May Foreclose If Taxes Unpaid After Due Date
City accepted the Warren Company work a month ago and many taxpayers already paid their assessments. Those who fail to pay by today face foreclosure as the city enforces its contract. Ten-payment options were offered under Bancroft law. Listed payees include Smith Crawford, Despain estate, Pacific Realty Co, and others on Math and Court streets.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Warren Company
Bancroft Law
Math Street
Smith & Crawford
Jetee Falling
Damen Lodge No. 4
K. of P
Bertha Baer
A. Alexander
Morence Berkeley
East Oregonian Pub. Co
Court Street
Despain Estate
Athena Calf Show Promises Largest Exhibition Yet
Athena hosts its annual calf show tomorrow with a large number of entries. A parade will depart McBride’s stable at 1 30 p m led by equestrian ladies from Athena county. Judges include George Perringer Pendleton W R Reeser and Morde McDonald Walla Walla. Local and county residents are expected to attend.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Athena
McBride
Sharp
George Peringer
Pendleton
W. R. Reeser
Morde McDonald
Walla Wallin
Bome
Enormous Fuel Saving From Oil Burner Conversion
The Bellet was converted into an oil burner and will fuel the Open River Transportation fleet. The Relief steamer will begin service on the upper Columbia this week. Last year coal cost $240 weekly, oil fuel costs $54 weekly, promising about $800 monthly and $9,600 yearly savings. Coal prices rose from $8 to $10 per ton locally.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Portage Road
Celilo
Big Eddy
Relief
Open River Transportation Company
Upper Columbia
Dalles Chronicle
Frauds at Monte Carlo Expose Casino Escalation
Monte Carlo authorities uncovered a clever fraud ring at the famous casino. An insider system involved a confederate passing a 600 franc note for change and receiving 1000 francs instead. The crouplers and bank staff were believed to collude, though the total stolen remains undisclosed. All involved have been expelled from the principality.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Monte Carlo
Paris
Wed His Japanese Nurse Romance Ends in Marriage
In Laramie Mr. and Mrs. L L B Hurst arrive to open a Japanese bazar. A San Francisco resident, Hurst fell ill and hired a dainty Japanese maiden as nurse. The pair fell in love, married, and now his wife handles all business, speaking fluent English.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mra
LL. B. Hurst
Laramie
Hurst
San Francisco
Sre
Huret
Mortind
Truancy Causes Cited by Portland Police Official
Portland Police Officer White attributes truancy to drunkenness shiftlessness and cheap variety shows in a statement outlining primary local contributory factors to school absence.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
White
Portland
Early Remedy Claim for Stomach Derangements
An advertisement urges immediate use of stomach bitters at the first signs of stomach liver kidney or bile imbalance. It promises prompt relief and asserts that the condition has never been known to fail when treated quickly, endorsing preventive care to avoid prolonged suffering.
Hostetter's Stomach Bitters Restore Appetite Claim
An advertisement asserts Hostetter's Stomach Bitters will restore appetite and cure female ills or malaria with a promise of purity and guaranteed effectiveness. The text emphasizes health benefits and broad remedy claims.
Rev Hays to Lead Meetings on Nez Perce Reservation
Rev Hays an Indian evangelist will conduct evangelical meetings at the Presby terian church on the reservation from June 28 to after July 4. He traveled through the city en route to Kamiah Idaho from Shoshone after a series of meetings and his coming is welcomed by church leader Rev J M Cornelison who supervised securing him.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
James Hays
Presbyterian Church
Kamiah
Idaho
Shoshone
Hays
Thas
J. M. Cornelison
Teutsch Bathes in Salt Lake Despite Cold Water
Reports say Lee Teutsch was recently in Salt Lake City and went for a cold dip in the lake. The article notes his versatile merchant background and the briny lake bathing amid chilly conditions.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Briny Lake
Lee Teutsch
Salt Lake City
Salt Lake
Utah visit noted amid record cold dip
In the Utah capitol, Mfr Teutsch met W. L. Shiverick, formerly of the city, now in the shoe business there, while enjoying brisk business and making light of the sixteen degrees below zero. The encounter highlights cross regional ties and local business links.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Utah Capitol
Mfr
Coming Events Schedule For June And July
June 21-21 Oregon Development league and rose fiesta in Portland. July 4 Pendleton celebration. July 4-7 Y M C A national convention in Spokane. July 0-14 Knights Templar con clave in Saratoga NY. July 10-15 International Christian Endeavor in Seattle. July 16-20 Grand Lodge Ellis in Philadelphia. Went Sales Daten Shantiro June 26. July 16 Baker City July 9 Elgin July 11.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Portland
Pendleton
Spokane
Knights Templar
Saratoga
N. Y
International Christian Frdeavor
Seattle
Grand Lodge Ellis
Philadelphia
Shantiro
Baker City
Elgin
Going to Leave City Four Lots and Furniture for Sale
A resident announces sale of four lots on the north side and household furniture at low prices. Inquiries directed to Mrs Bertha B Guernsey music store at 819 Main Street.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Bertha B. Guernsey
Main Street
Also Mentioned on This Page
E. Court, St
China
Empire Tea & Crockery Co
Schmidt Bldg
Ww. W
Tallman & Co
Bud Atkinson
Alta Sts
Tel
Red
Morrow County Happenings
Walla Walla
Justice’s Court
the Pioneers
Andrew
Comfort
Boston
Hostett
Hostetter
Rev. Hays
Nez Perce
Teutsch
Max Baer
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