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Newspaper
Pendleton Eagle Valley News
Location
Pendleton, Oregon, United States of America
Date
Mar 17, 1905
Page
5
A hectic jumble of shop notices and curiosities. Mentions nuts at Tatom's and hats at Teutsch's, plus prices on rain wear and groceries from Lee Teutsch's, Howard's, Alexander's, and Younger & Son. Ends with missionary conference notices and local church ordination details.
Shorlé Tagilor sold the stock of figore and store fixtures formerly owned by John Munton under attachment about a month ago. Oilman Tie Purelniced the clin stock and the fixtures went to another party. The stock brought $405, enough to pay off the account, but not all debts of Hany hous.
J. H. Gwinn received a letter from a sheepman at Antelope noting sales of yearlings priced at about $2.50. The paper reports mixed yearlings in Wasco and Buxton counties ranging from $2.10 to $2.26, with most sales at $2.10 or $2.15.
The Sportsoen's aaoeration will meek tonight as a weloot in the rows of the Commercial imedation for the purpose of discussing ways and means for wearing the privilege of fishing on the reservation during the coming season. A petition will be prepared Anil slowed by the members.
The National Bank received a complete new set of accounting books for daily use. The set includes an individual ledger transfer ledger tellers record depositor journal and check journal. The entire set was part of the exhibit at St Douglfair.
An old advertisement promises quick cold relief with Laxative Bromo Quinine Tabs sold by druggists. It claims a money refund if no cure. Mentions Grove’s signature on each box and a 26 cent price. Separately notes 0,000,000 feet of logs stranded due to low water along the Columbia and its tributaries.
R H Wilcox travels to Athena on business. Mr and Mrs J K Moore of Moro Oregon visit. Ed Yeek from Unmentille in town. BR Stanfield of Echo visits. H Blackwell from Long Creek on a short stay. Dan Smythe leaves for Walla Walla on business. W F Mallock visits Walla Walla. J J Raulston, a prominent wheat buyer near Adama, in town. A B Cooley and wife visiting from this city. A B Quant of Alba here and guest at Hotel Bickers. Mrs J S Graham and sons leave for Wallaburg to visit relatives. J L Smythe and A D Chase register at Hotel St George from Limerick Ireland. J E Bingham returns to Walla Walla after work. Clark Nelson back from Weston for funeral. Miss Esther and Siddie Somerville depart for Adama to visit aunt. The young son of Mr and Mrs A L Hasbrouck improving from brain fever. Miss Gertrude Sheridan and Margaret Learure guests at J J Raulston’s farm near Athena. Miss Borth Matlock, visiting, leaves for La Grande. Mrs Olives and daughter visiting Willamette University. Mr and Mrs H D Maurer and party from Sylvan Springs here contemplating reciting. Dave McCarty and wife depart for Butter Creek. H W Boyle and wife travel to Hot Lake. Herbert Helme of Athena among Willamette visitors. Mr and Mrs A E Griener of Woodville expected today. Mr Griener previously operator at Woodville joins Draggen Lumber staff. Mr Gilener's family and Robinenn also noted.
Hy G. Lowry of Nevada plans a marriage at a center event then travels to Walla Walla where a Percheron stallion will be sold under the hammer on March 28. He has bred 1400 head of horses in Iowa and made six trips to Montana, marking his first entry in this market.
Mrs Co Wilton, chairman of the Wo men of Woodcraft grand guardians, spent yesterday as a guest of Mrs Co Von Orndall. Her Pullman Washington home is the source. She left last night for Leadville Colorado to prepare her report for the grand session in Los Angeles.
Henry Bruer an officer from the reform school arrived this morning to secure Roy Hutchinson and young Peale committed yesterday to the institution The party left for Salem on the delayed west bound train this afternoon.
The Ladies Ald society of the First Congregational church will hold a spring sale of useful and fancy articles on March 30 and 31 in the church. Refreshments will be served in connection with the male. Further particulars will be given later.
The primary department of the Presbyterian church Sunday school will entertain the church children tomorrow afternoon at 2 o clock.
Another scarlet fever case is reported today, involving the child of Joseph Hoch. The illness is noted in an Aura street area report with no further details provided.
Mrs. and Mr Hal Dickson welcomed a 10 pound daughter at their Portland home. The birth adds joy to the family as relatives share in the milestone.
A 10 pound boy was born to Mr and Mrs W Henderson of 409 Bast Court Street. A trolley line is planned to be built between Marehfield and North Bend.
An old grocery ad lists Hubbard squash celery lettuce and a variety of fresh produce, fruit and dried goods. It notes items like cranberries strawberries apples citrus figs nuts and several fish and bakery selections, with a contact line urging delivery service.
Rev I B Tallman a Michigan conference Methodist Episcopal preacher is the guest of Nisson and plans several months in Pendleton. He will preach at the Thomson Street M E Church next Sunday morning. At Pogatella Havre Mont Colvin was crushed by a falling skylight in a hotel lifting and died instantly in a drug store on the first floor.
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