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Newspaper
Pendleton Eagle Valley News
Location
Pendleton, Oregon, United States of America
Date
Mar 21, 1903
Page
8
Listings show dates for school elections teachers' institutes and various regional gatherings across Walla Walla and neighboring counties, plus notices of land contest reports by Joe A. Parkes. Also announced are plans for a nine hole golf course, grounds layout, and new cups markers flags for the improved links.
Notice that Murphy & Langever proprietors of the Union Saloon on Court Street have dissolved the firm. Ed Murphy now in charge, will pay all bulk against the firm and collect all sums due the firm. ED MURPHY.
Material for Telephone Line by N M Perkins was in town yesterday buying supplies for the Farmers Independent Telephone line now being erected. The line will run from Pendleton to Stage Gulch and Despain Canyon with patrons listed in the next Pacific Coast Company directory.
FE. L. Price from near Chicago arrived in the city last night as the forerunner to his family. He plans to buy farm land in Umatilla county if his decision proves satisfactory and believes his father mother a brother and five sisters will join him to reside there.
KK P Brown will join the Helena team and travel to Portland next Monday to catch for the Hel ena baseball club. The team will start practice in Los Angeles, with the professional season opening April 14 against the Los Angeles nine.
The birthday of Misa Ada Scranston was celebrated yesterday at her mother Mrs E R Bailey home on Tim Willow street. The house was prettily decorated and the small party of guests enjoyed snacks and lunch.
Patrons of the city water service are requested to clean out the boxes containing the meters so that the meters can be read. J. T. Brown.
A jumble of brief notices highlights sales and services from Houser’s choice meats to Teutsch’s shoe repairs. Promotions cover Grate’s clam chowder, Gratz’s oyster cocktails, Castle’s fresh fish, Rader’s carpet sales, Neuman’s smokers’ supplies, and Clark & Co.’s cigar store. Items include rooms for rent, real estate, millinery displays, seeds, cheese sandwiches, and building trades, all urging readers to visit local shops and services.
Riley White sells to John A. Davis for 2000 the southeast quarter of section 29 township 6 range 47 nine miles northeast of Milton. F M Lockwood sells to W B Harris for 6000 the southwest quarter of section 20 township 6 range 4 eight miles northwest of Athena. Henry Schultz sells to John Schmidt for 1100 parts of lots 1 2 and UW of lot 2 in block 2 Helix. William Trevallen sells to Dick Powers for 1800 118 acres in section 2 township 7 range 25 three miles southeast of Weston. Benjamin BE Kennedy sells to W Earl for 1000 a portion of lots 5 and 9 in block 17 of the reservation addition at the northeast corner of Webb and Post streets. William Moore buys from A J Ditlon the neat half of section 1 township 3 range 30 for 1000 and also buys from T C Nye for 750 240 acres in section 36 township 4 range 40 eight miles north of Yoakum.
Petitions in bankruptcy were filed this morning before Referee FitzGerald in two cases. Jeremiah Barnhart lists liabilities of 11,480.82 dollars with no assets. Nathan H. Sams of Milton reports liabilities of 2,001.86 dollars and assets of 115 dollars, claiming exemption for the full amount.
WH. J. Taylor reports persistent kicking at property assessments above value but notes little cover up of holdings. He has secured many cash and note statements and finds the present taxation system wrong, encouraging deception, amid a line about Canada selling England 825,0000 in butter and cheese last year.
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