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Newspaper
Pendleton Eagle Valley News
Location
Pendleton, Oregon, United States of America
Date
Mar 08, 1905
Page
8
A collage of shop ads and notices from the local paper lists fruit and clothing sales, department store showcases, hotel rooms, and rent offerings. It also notes a political item about Senator Fulton opposing a war veteran’s postmaster nomination, reflecting broad community commerce and civic matter.
Exclusive new fashion items from New York shown at The Peoples Warehouse Pendleton features white gelsha welts with black dots at 2.10 each and white India lawn walsta at low prices. Also 6.50 silk watches offered at 4.50, California pongee 30 inch wide at 60 yards, and novelty lace and trims. Plus Healery lace remains and a note on regional travel and a local court case involving a Freewater youth awaiting reform school placement. Testimonials praise Ely Brothers' Big Cream Balm for catarrh from U. S. Army General and others.
Superintendent Welles orders twenty two by twenty eight inch cabinets and open front base cases for the Umatilla county exhibit. Cabinets will be shipped here for display, with base chases stored in Portland. The Great Eastern store feature promotes lend and save money.
Rev J R Bell returns to Baker City from Weston. Dr J A Beat returns from Weston and Freewater. Jarman of Halnea Baker County visits. Mae Rae of Milton guests at Hotel Bickers. R B Mays of Elgin visits from Walla Walla at Hotel Pendleton. Grace Ray and Lillian O'Hara visit from Weston. Dee Conger in town from Weston. H W Broka of Oregon Daily Journal returns from Felix. J N Watts O R & N bridge foreman in city. H McDonald of Wallowa and W E Burkmin of Alb ee l attend Eagles event. Charles Williamson Weston druggist comes for Eagles. J R Bell delivers Eagles address, returns home. Ralph Folsom of Baker & Folsom travels to Echo for Cunha boy funeral. Editor W T Nelson returns from North Powder. Neldon buys North Powder paper Wind and plans new venture.
Pendleton high school yesterday elected a new group of writers and managers for the Tidkawlin, the school paper. Glenn Rirott was named editor in chief with Clare Bayton Kipne Zimmermin Vera Boothby Miletic as associate editors and Khimer Storie as managing editor. Edith Johneson and Robert Livermore were exchange editors with Moxie Moltle, Chris Leonard social editor, and Froy Vorel as permanent editor. George Strand was named business manager and distribution details noted.
The Pendleton pioneers Almont Umatilla County for twenty four years Mr and Mrs DP C Rent of Stevens County Washington have arrived to renew ties with old neighbors. They previously came overland from Colorado and later moved to the Sound country living there many years. In this county they kept a Willow Springs area farm except during Indian troubles. Frank P has served for years in Everett customs. They currently stay with W H Mays and family near Thompson and Webb to aid Mr Venute in health recovery.
John Cunha of Echo, Svearold son of Joseph Cunha, died last night at 10 at St. Anthony's Hospital after an abscess on the head caused by the menses. The body was taken to Beho this morning for burial tomorrow at 2. Father Boachi will conduct the services. Baker & Folsom hearse provided. Godmother Mrs. Antone Vey arrives to assist.
McLaren Reid M D Tield of La Grande and Mise Joule McLaren wed at 9 pm at Rev N H Brooks home. Groom a fireman for O T & N, ran La Grande to Umatilla, formerly on the yard engine here. They left for a wedding trip to Spokane and Eastern Washington and will settle in La Grande.
Notice to debtors seeking payment for goods from D Kemler and Son grocers. All persons indebted to the firm are urged to call and settle promptly to meet bills.
Sewer Inspector Withee orders property owners within two blocks of Main Street to connect to the sewer immediately. The inspection starts on Main Street and expands outward two blocks at a time, aiming to complete citywide coverage before warm weather. Delinquents will face formal notices and enforcement measures.
A Pendleton businessman describes a local piano house as offering cash savings and direct-to-customer pricing. He cites a buyer who paid 600 for a piano last year and another who paid 376 for a similar make this week, claiming middleman profits are eliminated. The dealer lists brands such as Kuabo Everett Packard Hardman Steck Fischer Ludich Cable and Voss & Sons and promises $100 to $150 savings on first-class instruments.
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