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Pendleton Eagle Valley News

Location

Pendleton, Oregon, United States of America

Date

Mar 22, 1907

Page

8

Local City Notices and Business Bids

UC Rader offers furniture and carpets at 318 South Malin street and a private room and board option. Gray Bros Grocery Co advertises Hood River apples and “Nice furnished housekeeping room” for rent. Teathers Transfer Co. provides day and night service. Special mile Saturday March 23 and 24 promotions in the big show window. Oregon Lumber Yard touts complete stock, dry stored lumber in a new shed. Hotel Oregon Portland offers European plan rooms from $1 per day with free bus. Petaluma Incubators and Goodman Hardware Co. promote poultry equipment and panels. Bowman studio advertises finishing for amateurs.

UC Rader Malin Street Finnon Haddies Gray Bros. Grocery Co Teathers Transfer Co Rider's Hood River Gray Bros, Grocery Co Logan Street Walters Bowman Finfeshing Goodman Hardware Co Portland Oregon Goodman Hardware Oregon Lumber Yard

Furnished rooms for rent at Gray Bros Grocery Co

Found woman’s black purse on north side, containing hours show and small change. Inquire at this office. Lost gold link bracelet, valuable keepsake. Finder please return to J. M. Bentley. For sale counters shelving bread cases display shelves and more from Miler Grocery, inquire of A. Lowell RB, I. Babin, assignee.

Finnon Heddles Gray Bros. Crovery Co Rush Street Gray Bros. Grocery Co P. A. Anderson East Railroad North Aide J. M. Bentley Miler Grocery Company Inquire of & A

Resolutions of Alpha Assembly on Bereavement

The supreme ruler notes the death of Roy BH Knight and mourns with Sister Mary Knight and family. The assembly extends sincere sympathy, orders minutes updated, a copy to the family and papers, and the charter to be draped for thirty days.

Roy Mary Knight Alpha Assembly W. H. Rahb Mary Dupuis Mis Nettie Armstrong

United Artisans Mourn Slater Bunlew L Maynard

The organization offers sympathy to the family of Slater Bunlew L Maynard who has lost his wife a faithful mother. A resolution directs copies to the family daily papers and minutes and to be draped for thirty days. Signatures W H Rahe Mary DuPalms and Mrs. Nettie Armstrong.

Earth Slater Bunlew L. Maynard Wheerens Alpha Assembly No. 9 W. H. Rahe Mary Dupalms Nettie Armstrong

Eagle Band Concert Weather Plan at Main and Court

If Sunday weather remains favorable the Eagles band will give a free concert at the corner of Main and Court streets starting at 2 PM. If conditions prevent outdoor performance the concert will not be held.

Eagle Band Eagles Main Court Streets

All Fools Ball Fundraiser by W O W No 41

The W O W No 41 plans an April 1 All Fools Ball at Fagles hall with Johnson's orchestra. A Mr Morelock proposes building an opera house at Wallowa with full equipment including scenery and fixtures.

Fagles' Hall Johnson's Orchestra Fiveryboily Morelock Wallowa

Personal mentions fill city with visiting locals and officials

Judge Ryan returns from Hoppner and many residents and officials from Hermiston Umatilla Echo and Lewiston are in the city today on trading and business trips. Notables include George Rodgers Ellera Plano House manager, J B Eday R R N right of way agent, Mrs Edward Manassee, I W Bates Buffalo Pitt, M C Crank Hermiston, and Dr Dorn Echo. Several plan to travel to Athena Echo or Portland for health and legal matters, with public officials attending funerals and considering venue changes in Caldwell.

Judge Ryan Hoppner John McPhail Adame C. McMillen Hermiston M. A. Ferguson Helix A. BR. Stephens Umatilla George Rodgers Ellera Plano House Athena Yosterday J. B. Eday R. & N. Company Edward Manassee Athena I. W. Bates Buffalo-Pitt Company R. A. Kelsay Cunningham Sheep & Land Company M. C. Crank Crank Cloak & Salt House Heppner Tiatrict Phelps Echo Fred Waffle la Grande Moortmieater George Larkins State Dental Board Portland T. G. Halley Yeaterday Littl Idanha Pharmacy Crowder Lew- Instant Tribune Dr. Dorn Bolae J. H. Conners Presbyterian Mission Lewiston Rev. Conners Ds Areferant Umatilla Presbyterian Mission Badley Commercial National Bank Caldwell A. K. Steunenberg

Mrs A A Roberts Shows Signs Of Improvement

La Grande reports Mrs A A Roberts, a well known Ta Grande resident, was somewhat improved this afternoon after several days in critical condition. Her sister Mrs BE Vaughan, Mrs T W Ayers, and brother Leslie Matlock remain at her bedside having traveled to La Grande yesterday.

T. W. Ayers la Grande A. A. Roberts Mra BE. A. Vaughan Leslie Matlock

Rush to Snake River as copper belt activity surges

The Baker City Democrat notes a steady exodus of parties to Snake River with new money and brains backing copper claims. J F Moore, Cincinnati syndicate manager, and attorney Charles F Murphy head for homeland after learning a bridge over Pine Brook collapsed en route. Despite delays, the Brooklyn group presses forward amid strong strike activity.

Snake River Baker Baker City J. F. Moore Cincinnati Brookly Iron Dyke Charles F. Murphy Homestead Pine Eroek

Attachment Suit Begun Over Stallion Debt

Attachment proceedings started by Charles A. Teel via J B Perry to recover 160 from George Brisbols for a stallion purchase. Macavee Insurance received. Pendleton hive record keeper of the order of Lady Maccabees got a $2000 insurance warrant for Mrs Vidinda Houston's fire loss, with relatives in Goldendale Wash.

Charles A. Teel J. B. Perry George Brisbols Pendleton Hive Order of Lady Maccabees Vidinda Houston Goldendale Wash

Smallpox case reported in West Alma Street residence

A Smallpox case was reported yesterday from 700 West Alma Street, the patient the daughter of Al Rhodes. Dr C J Smith is the attending physician.

Alma Street al Rhodes C. J. Smith

Daughter Born to Ed Johnson at West Bluff

A daughter was born to Mr and Mrs Ed Johnson of West Bluff Street. The event adds a new member to the family. The German steamer Horn, a freighter carrying English coal and coke, was sunk in the North Sea with all 54 crew lost.

Mra Ed Johnson West Bluff Horn Ehitieee North Sea

Fulton for Re Election Will Run But Not Campaign

Oregon Senator C W Fulton announces plan to seek re election in 1908 without advertising or travel home to campaign He will stay in Washington to attend to duties and let Republican voters decide his fate in the primary He confirms he will enter the race but will not personally canvass or plead his case

United States C. W. Fulton Washington Oregon Daily Journal The Imperial Oregon Congress

Whitman Loses Ninth Debate at Pullman

Whitman College failed to prevail in the ninth debate in Pullman losing two to one. The college opposed the proposition that cities over 76 000 should own and operate their street railways. Whitman’s team members were Carl Helm Henry Davenport and Clarence Morrow with Helm handling the rebuttal.

Whitman Carl Helm Henry Davenport Clarence Morrow Helm

Milk Ordinance Creates Milk Inspector Role for Walla Walla

The milk ordinance passed last night establishes a milk inspector position and bans skimmed milk sales in hotels restaurants and boarding houses without a posted notice. Signs must read Skimmed Milk Sold Here with letters at least two inches high as reported by the Walla Walla Bulletin.

Walla

The Tenderfoot Tonight At Frazer

The dashing operatic comedy The Tenderfoot stars Oscar L. Figman and Ruth White at the Frazer tonight. Music by H. L. Heartz captures Richard Carle's free western swing with a witty plot and a definite conclusion.

Oscar L. Figman Ruth White Frazer H. L. Heartz Richard Carle Carle

Insurance Company Pays 5058.42 To State Treasury

The Mutual Life Insurance company of New York, via special agent J H Lauterman, will pay 5058.42 to Treasurer George A Steel this morning under a new law requiring insurers to remit 2 percent of gross premiums less death benefits. The payment is expected to be the largest from any life insurance company operating in the state.

Saca Mutual Life Insurance Company of New York J. H. Lauterman George A. Steel Salem Statesman Mutual Life

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