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Newspaper
Pendleton Eagle Valley News
Location
Pendleton, Oregon, United States of America
Date
Mar 24, 1904
Page
5
This week features a special show highlighting bed spreads in many handsome designs. Items will be repriced below their regular value to attract shoppers.
A rapid-fire collage of ads from The Boston and East Oregonian building listings. Mentions fresh fruit at Martin's, Webchard's beer at The Mint, Alexander Department Store sales footwear and neckwear, McAdams coal and fuel, Teutach hats, and numerous room rentals and wanted notices. Includes cattle, dairy cows, and pasture offers.
Excavation for the basement of the new Mat lock building on Main street began this morning just north of the Bowman building and work will be hastened to move renters into the lower floors. Rice Lansing Miss Alice Rice and Frank Lang ing wed this afternoon at Justice of the Peace Thomas Foz Gerald office. About 27 percent of US public school teachers are men.
Rev. W. B Holt left for La Grande on a brief visit. K J Taylor of the Frazer returned from Walla Walla. Miss Liam Kelly of North Yakima was in the city yesterday. H Connell roadmaster for the UmJatinia O R N is visiting today. Mr and Mrs Fred Parr visited in the city from their reservation farm yesterday. E A Klippel O R N telegraph superintendent is in the city on inspection. A Ruppe northwest of the city is here on business as spring work proceeds. A B Galloway Blake McFauls Paper Co Portland is in the city from Walla Walla. T W Golding Western Union Seattle is inspecting offices and field. P Grant recently resigned O R N La Grande division is in Pendleton on business. Will M Peterson of Athena attended the democratic county central committee meeting. Thomas Murry Spencer for E Palencia cigars is in the city. Mirk Spencer, the drummer poet, is the author of verses on Leale Matlock's ride at Heppner. Frank Rollinson, former Canty Amusement proprietor now of Weiser, is in the city for home residence after a short visit.
Ladies of the local women’s clubs consider staging an old fashioned huskin bee at the opera house with Miss Clara Louise Thompson directing a 70 member cast. Proceeds will aid the Sacajawea monument fund. rehearsals held at Mrs C J Smith’s home. Thompson has produced in La Grande Baker City and The Dalles with great reception. Also visiting Eastward, Mr and Mrs W T Relly of Haley Idaho, noted as prominent politician and public man.
Dr Cc J. Smith has returned from Portland where he attended the state board of health sessions and the convention of state and county health officers.
A La Grande water scare from the Grande Ronde river prompted an inquiry into a private water contract. The river water smelled badly, authorities checked the source, and the odor faded before a verdict. Meanwhile a separate fire destroyed Lone’s reform school industrial trades building.
Mrs D Mumford and Mrs N W McDevitt were arrested by Marshal Carney for drunkenness after being found in a drunken stupor at the Mumford home on Webb and Alta streets. They were jailed on the charge and await arraignment after sobering. Three Indians and several white hoboes were also arrested on the same charge, filling the city quarantine station. An ad lists law books for sale and directs to Mrs Minnie De Peatt of Athens Oregon.
In a Glasgow Evening Times excerpt a cartoonish scene shows a drummer and a shopkeeper exhausted and frustrated as they confront a commercial traveler. The text notes high per capita wealth in England at 210 dollars and Canada at 240 dollars.
Schilling's Best mustard compound is declared ready for use and claimed to pass for pure in use. The note asserts the product is convenient and suitable for making its own mustard blend.
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