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Newspaper
Pendleton Eagle Valley News
Location
Pendleton, Oregon, United States of America
Date
Jun 24, 1905
Page
3
Amid Inland Empire exchanges a veterinary lead pushes a law to dip sheep to eradicate disease. Owners must dip by July 1 or the state will seize and dip at owner expense. Reports detail drownings from a cloudburst near Callguloh and a land drawing trip by Clarkston residents.
Blue Mountain Freighter notes Hon J K Weatherford of Albany vice president of the Corgalile & Eastern railroad, a leading Democrat, wrote for the Ontario Democrat this week. Weatherford handed materials for Malheur county’s 36 year span, detailing trips with ox teams from Umatilla Landing to the Idaho mining camp. Waterworks plans by A W Moir of The Cilles were seen in Tacwian as London seeks water system estimates for a new city.
Postmaster Lamb of the Taneie phomt office was arrested and taken to Tacoma. He faces charges related to opening letters and tampering with mail as investigators pursue the Goldendaln Bentite case.
W. E Bifford vanished several weeks ago and has not been heard from. The mine has closed and workers returned to town. Ore extraction remains blocked as investigators pursue clues.
Krknon & Co the American firm barred from Port Arthur represented the Boston Steamboat company in that city and handled shipments to Port Arthur and Vladivostok. Clarkson, once in Portland, shifted to Windivostok and operated from there, supplying the Russian army and handling foodstuffs and general merchandise. The ban would not affect him while he is outside Port Arthur, where his affairs remain tangled and he must clear accounts with the Russian government.
From Laramie to St Anthony heaboard. Boise Idaho June 29. Articles of incorporation filed to form a railroad company capitalized at 10000000 to build from Denver north to Laramie and west to St Anthony and Bob. Trustees listed include W R West E Chenoweth J Underwood F H Stuart J D Milliken C M Huse Augustus Ruffner and others.
A crowded list of names and services appears including DPR, T. M. Henderson physician, M. Kern dentist, A Vaughan dentist, depot stables Cottonwood street livery, A Stewart proprietor Square Deal shop, J Hess Henselman bicycle shop, Edminster repairer, Slom Kee Chinese laundry, Ed Eben sewing machines supplier, and Portland exposition hotel rooms with Exposition Accommodation Bureau Department 11 offering 60 cents to 2 dollars per day and reservations.
Buying prices for hens 8c lb roosters 4c lb ducks 6c lb geese 7c lb butter country 40c to 60c per roll eggs country 20c per dozen potatoes 1.15 per sack. Selling prices hens dressed 60c to 60c young chickens dressed 40c to 60c eggs 2c per dozen country butter 40c to 60c per roll creamery butter 60c per roll potatoes 1.26 to 1.50 per sack cabbage 5c per lb cauliflower 8c per head spinach 6c per lb radishes 4 bunches 1c lettuce 3 bunches 10c turns bunch 1c tomatoes 12 1/2c lb peas 1.30 per lb horseradish 10c lb rutabaga 2c lb asparagus 10c lb strawberries 8 1/3c box cherries 1 3/4c box gooseberries 40c gallon.
The Lewis and Clare Fair in Portland Oregon runs June 1 to October 15 2005. The R N Co announces Pendleton rates including round trips valid 30 days priced at 99.18 and round trip party tickets for 10 or more on one ticket valid ten days with seven on 668. For organized parties of 100 or more moving on the same day a round trip rate of 6.85 will be made good for seven days. For further particulars call or address.
Public notices list upcoming events in Portland including Northwest Sportsmen's Association tournament June 24, National Woman's Suffrage Association gathering June 22 to 28, Sacajawea monument dedication July 6, American Medical Association meeting July 11 to 14 with rooms for Pendleton and Umatilla County attendees at the Portland Fair. Write to Mrs William B Bolton at 614% Fifth Street for booking and rates range from 1.00 to 1.60 including breakfast.
Notice to debtors from J. A. Smith announcing sale of harness shop and business to Hamley & Co. and demanding immediate settlement of all accounts at the old stand 126 Court street.
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