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Newspaper
Pendleton Eagle Valley News
Location
Pendleton, Oregon, United States of America
Date
Mar 03, 1903
Page
8
Water the Desert Twenty Five Miles of Ditch Surveyed
The Holbrook ditch diversions near Umatilla will bring irrigation to 10 000 acres as 25 miles of canal are planned to be completed within two to three years. Land buyers from Spokane Seattle Tacoma Portland and Lewiston swarm the area with unoccupied land rising to 50 dollars an acre as water is set to flow into the canal soon.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Umatilla
Sid Taylor
Saylor
Vivin'ty Abare
Holbrook
Spokane
Seattle
Tacoma
Portland
Lewiston
Bpokane
J. H. Raley
Adna Raley
JW. Sommerville
Dayton
E. J. Sommerville
Mr. Sommerville
Watson
Frank Watson
Fisher Malden
A. H. Schmidt
August Bornier
Stanton
N. D
Clarence Brown
Pilot Rock
Complete Toilet Requisites Line Showcased
Local shop advertises a full selection of toilet requisites including the Howard Hair Brushes, inviting customers to browse the complete line on display.
Uncertain Elevation Notes Mingle With Local Geography
Fragmentary text notes elevation differences and surroundings. Mentions Imatina, sea level, and a location 44 miles away with altitudes of 200 feet and 1,070 feet. Context suggests a geographic comparison to the north and south wards, limited by soil and altitude factors.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
I Matina
Successful Christian Meetings at Jackson and Water Streets
A full auditorium welcomed evangelist Rev Wilson whose sermons show vigor and tenderness. Ten or eleven new members joined the church as lighting at the house reaches 2000 candle power. Tonight the subject is Death and Burial of Jesus, descriptive and historic. Wednesday will cover Mother with cordial invitations extended to all. The song service is excellent and deserving special mention.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Christian People
Jackson
Water Streets
Wilson
Jesus
Weston Normal presidency in seven applications before regents
R Alexander reports seven applications for Weston Normal president to the Weston Board of Regents. Two were filed within two days after President Martindale’s death. No appointment before July. Vice President Peelles will act. Salary for the presidency is 1800 dollars annually.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Weston Board of Regents
R. Alexander
Board of Regents
Weston Normal
Martindale
Peelles
To Play Ball: Peoples Warehouse Clerks Challenge Boston Store
The clerks of the Peoples Warehouse issued a challenge to the Boston store for a baseball match. Boston promises a fast team at an early date. Peoples Warehouse lineup includes Bond pitcher Hartman catcher Strahan first base Keyes shortstop Peters Teaptaind second base Earl third base Cohen Leon right field Fuller center field Wilson left field Shiverick substitute.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Peoples Warehouse
Boston
Bond
Hartman
Strahan
Keyes
Peters J. Teaptaind
Earl
Cohen Leon
Fuller
Wilson
Shiverick
Air house boosts Umatilla depot and brake system
The Umatilla depot has been remodeled and enlarged with five operators. A new building called the air house houses the condensation plant. It powers the train brake system and tests all brakes for trains passing through Umatilla and renews the condensed air supply.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Umatilla
Turner art exhibit pictures ready for opening in Boston
Pictures forming the Turner exhibit arrive in Boston on Monday and pass inspection by the exhibit committee. Ladies with help from high school students prepare the display, with a formal opening set for Wednesday afternoon at 2 o clock.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Turner Art Exhibit
Boston
Umatilla Woolgrowers Set Meeting In City
The Umatilla County Woolgrowers Association will meet in the city on Saturday March 14 in the Commercial Association room. The state association executive committee will also convene on the same date and location. Seven men compose the executive committee.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Umatilla County
Woolgrowers’ Association
Commercial Association
Dedication of New Church at Water and Johnop Streets
The new Christian church at Water and Johnop streets will be dedicated on March 15. A special train will run from Walla Walla to Pendleton that day to help bring a large attendance from outside points.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New Christian Church
Water and
Johnop Streets
Walla Walla
Pendleton
Town Travel and Local Visit Notes Abound
A flurry of movement as residents and visitors pass through Pendleton. J Cassel leaves for Bote and Sheriff Taylor heads to Echo while Judge Ellie travels to Heppner. Numerous locals like James Hill of Helix and J B Williams head toward Wieser and Baker City on various business trips.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
J. Cassel
Bote
Sheriff Taylor
Echo
Judge Ellie
Heppner
W. Ho Hawley Ie
Portland
J.B Williams
Wieser, Jaho
Glen Salling
Athena
C. Wade
Baker City
W. O T. Sheppard
Spokane
M.S. Corrigall
Mutter Creek
S. Simmons
Pendleton
Louis Monterastell
Weaton
Shelly Jones
Athenga
T G. Halley
Koop Lodge
H. Hofman
Helena
Mont
Taylor
Chicago
PP Melaughliy
Tle Halls
J. A. Tracy
Nebraska
Goldendale
J. O. Mack
van Schhuyver & Co
James Crawford
Salem
W. J. Godwa
John Hall
Mnesa
M. A. Butler
Alvin B. Stone
Adams
J. E. George
Milton
Jesse Nell
George Stoval
Everett
INDIANS ARRESTED FOR HORSE STEALING
Three Indians named Tewish Cass Laprkin Immotanic were arrested on the reservation by Deputy U S Marshal A E Roberts and arraigned before United States Commissioner Hailey. They pled not guilty and set a preliminary examination for tomorrow at 1 o’clock. The theft involved a horse from Jim Johnson last September and, if proven, the animal was moved into Yakima country.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Tewish
Cass Laprkin
Immotanic
Duyry
United States
A .E. Roberts
Hailey
Jim Johnson
Yakima
Elgin National Watch Company Raises Capital Stock
At a special stockholders meeting in Chicago on March 3 the Elgin National Watch Company voted to increase capital from 4 million to 65 million dollars. The funds will enlarge the plant and broaden the company’s business scope.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Chicago
Elgin National Watch Company
Two County Teachers Institutes Set for Athena and Milton
Dates fixed for two institutes, Athena on the 14th and Milton on the 28th, with programs not yet arranged. Organizers emphasize local educators' participation and outline upcoming plans pending final details.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Athena
Milton
Baby Crawls Under Plane. Soft Pedal Hit Counts
In Yonkers a mother questions a loud noise from a boudoir shrinking to a curious exchange about a baby. The girl explains the plane as the source and that the child merely brushed a soft pedal, inciting brief concern from the mother.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Kathe
Yonkers Staleaman
Concrete Rows Cold Storage building awarded to Yerger
T A Yerger secured the contract to erect Rows Cold Storage building for 10000 dollars with completion for machinery by April 7. Ground breaks after snow melts. local brick doubtful, Portland brick considered. Yerger previously built Hot Lake hotel and bath house. he and G W Tape toured leading springs to study bath house designs.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
T. A. Yerger
Verger
Oakland Iron Works
Yeager
Yerger
Hot Lake
G. W
Hot Springs
Ark
Freights From Pendleton Arrive for Long Creek
H. F Green returned home from Pendleton last Friday evening with a load of freight for Long Creek merchants, aiding local business activity as noted by the Long Creek Ranger.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
H. F Green
Pendleton
Long Creek
Also Mentioned on This Page
Dindinger, Wilson
Holbrook Ditch
Tallman & Co
Pres. Martindale
Lincoln Street
Bluff
Tom Swearen
Weat
Alta Street
Alta
Hayden
Court Street
I. Earnharti
Hlock
Allen Brothers
Main Street
P. P. Collier & CO
James Hill
Helix
R Adams
la Grande
Careance Knight
Thomas Campbell, Jr
Cold Springs
Bo Miller
Golm
Mrs
Mary A. Griffin
Eugene
Mra Ros Bryson
Mise
Charlotte Stimenon
Chris Hin Science Frenler
A L. Knight
Balfour & Guthrie
Jett
J. Ho Haley
Misa Adnah
W H Fowler
Ho Halley
John W Huller
Henry Schmidt
Mise Pearl Harrison
A. M Clark
The
Moses Woodward
Pear Allens
Halley
Teachers’ Institute
Contangt
Biya
Tomy
Tartoy City
E. T. Wad Real Estate de
ST. Joe Store
Mills
Lyons Mercantile
Clty
Endleton
Martin
Hort
Oregon
Baker & Folsom
Postoffice
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