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Newspaper
Pendleton Eagle Valley News
Location
Pendleton, Oregon, United States of America
Date
Mar 01, 1905
Page
8
Fragmentary notes describe a method of heating water and boiling a mixture with vague quantities. The fragment mentions oiling or cooling steps and a claim that one half an item makes something, but details are missing and the context is not fully recoverable.
Store advertises wet plates and semi porcelain dishware including gravy boats and platters at low prices. Customers are invited to visit the shop to learn details and purchase.
The Spokesman-Review notes Inland Empire counties are preparing for the Lewis and Clark fair. Idaho and Eastern Oregon counties plan cooperative shows while Umatilla county secures prime agricultural space. Latah county Idaho formed committees in Moscow to ensure a creditable exhibit. With the fair opening in three months, 90 days of uninterrupted work are needed to attract attention and showcase the region’s natural resources for investment and home seeking.
Dispatch from O Neill Nebraska reports anxious concern over cattle and horses starving under a harsh winter. Five to six inches snow on the level plus high winds threaten range conditions. From 20 to 20 inches of snow have fallen and drifts drive soaring feed prices while ranchers race to rescue livestock.
Severe snowdrifts hinder men from追 pursuing cattle as horses flounder in deep snows and perish from cold. An agent from Hartington Nebraska reportedly rounded up a large herd of horses and cattle and moved them to yards for care. At several locations cattle were loaded into stock cars with the cars backed to sheltered spots for protection.
Two horse bands arrive ahead of spring work demand. James York owns one band with 22 dead. they came from Baker City and will move to Adams and Athena areas. A second band, 80 horses, arrived from John Day owned by H Y Blackwell, likely to Lewiston Idaho.
Miss Hazel Bickere wed Joseph Owenhouse in Pendleton with Rev. Henry Dixon Jones officiating. A reception followed at Hotel Bickers as guests from Cheyenne Seattle Portland and La Grande gathered to witness the ceremony and toast the couple before their Northwest tour.
G D Murphy was released yesterday on sheriff orders from Spokane Washington. He was arrested last Friday from Echo by Deputy Spike on a charge of obtaining money under false pretenses sworn by Charles P Thomas of Freeman. A $135 offer to drop the case failed and Murphy claims debts around $90 to various parties, with only $20 owed to the main accuser. He had been employed by Asa B Thomson near Echo and planned to return to work.
Julian Nelagy, a Vanayele County farmer, notes wheat damage is less near Penleton than further north and Helix shows more harm. Vanayele seeds later than southern farms, partly explaining smaller losses as freezes hit crops underground. Idaho visitors George Coutts and K J Hamblin, lawyers and dealer, tour Pendleton for potential relocation and praise the Inland Empire city.
Judge S and A Lowell report a letter from Senator Fulton about Soll Expert Thomas H Means arriving in Oregon on March 15. He is an Interior Department inspector to investigate winter irrigation, water retention capacity, winter water supply, and its effect on adjacent land. Unnilla and Morrow counties southwest of Echy are seen as likely to bear the greatest winter irrigation duties, making Means’s visit eagerly awaited by arid-region developers.
Misa Alice Roberts received a message from Dr May at Baker City asking her to come at once to take charge of the new sanitarium at that place. She passed through The Dalles on the night train bound eastward.
In police court this morning Jack the gambler and Hon. Piper were found guilty of being drunk on the streets. Jack forfeited 5 bail and Piper received a sentence of three days in jail or a fine.
Scarlatina quarantine was lifted today from the residences of J. A. Fee and Scott Wilson after they complied with fumigation and other regulations. Local health officials noted no further cases and urged continued vigilance.
Harold Pennington, 11, son of J W Pennington, resides on the Hampton ranch three miles from Pendleton. He accompanied his father to town last Friday and failed to return at expected time. Neighbors and family fear he was abducted as no trace of him has been found since.
Doss Turner completed a new dwelling on East Court adjoining his current home. He plans to use the new house as his residence and rent his existing property.
Arrived from Heppner and will reside in the Blakeslee house on Hast Court street. District Attorney and Mrs. G. W. Phelps are the new residents, having arrived last night from Heppner.
J W Gaunt of Yamhill county sold 27000 pounds of onions at 32.10 per hundred. The crop was thin on over two acres of land according to Pacific Homestead.
Co C scouts report minimal to no damage to reservation wheat after severe cold. Personnel observed the eastern fields near town and found crops largely uninjured, concluding frost effects were limited.
Do you suffer from moving heartburn nausea belching or cramps Try Hostetter's Stomach Bitters at once Before meals it tones and strengthens the digestive organs relaxing the bowels Result is quick relief from a range of ailments including dyspepsia insomnia chills colds la grippe and malaria, with 69 years of claimed experience.
County Clerk Saling issued marriage licenses today to Chan Weldanen and Jennie B. Planting in a straightforward civil filing.
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