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Newspaper
Pendleton Eagle Valley News
Location
Pendleton, Oregon, United States of America
Date
Mar 26, 1903
Page
8
Choice properties listed include Pendleton and Pendletoh styled residences. One seven room house with bath sewerage electric lights and lawn, $2500 down with balance. Other seven room and six to eight room homes near Main Street with similar terms. Prices range from $4600 to $6500 plus ranches and town lots.
Local column lists residents visiting, relocating, or seeking property across eastern Oregon and nearby Indian Territory. Names include Louie Monterastellite, J H Gwinn, L B L Huson, Albert Harala, M A Rader, N A Davis, Mrs J E Platter, G W Harris, James P Taft, LN Pitner, A L Robbing, R H Vermilne, A Shoemaker, C M Rader, J Kilgore, Walla Walla attorney, Mrs Bratton, John Cochran, W L Schmidt, J J Irwin, Misa Margaret McCauley, Co N Hinchcliff, L V Burrows, D A May, H M Love, Ed Hicks, Emsey Crosby, L G Flaxiery, WH Bean, AL Obsehart, and local real estate links. Showcases movements to Echo, Butter Creek reservation, Umatilla county, and preparations for a new courthouse project.
Hushee Chayter of the Eastern Star hosted a well attended social with Masons and Eastern Star members. The program featured a quartet, Chloe Stanfield recited, and crokinole games with William Ingram winning first prize and Mrs. Wyrick taking the booby prize. A generous supper followed, enjoyed by all attendees.
Friday afternoon at the Presbyterian Academy will feature mixed events with boys participating. The program includes recitation Charade and a debate on the motion that the United States should take and operate the railroads. Participants include Francis Jackson Glen Sturdivan Stanley Yates Elmer Yates and Bar Yates with others in the affirmative and negative teams and Professor Forbes directing.
Edward Hayes and J A Davis each received five days in the city jail for vagrancy. James Fay was given seven days for peddling without a license and remains in jail under the vagrancy charge.
Huggine and Gibbs were married on a Wednesday at seven in the Golden Rule hotel parlors. James D. Huggine and Eva L. Gibbs, both of Umatilla county, were joined by Rev. E. B. Jones of the M. E. South Church. The bride wore dark blue with white satin. the groom wore black. They will reside in Athena for the present.
Joran Kennison and Miss Nellie Dunn wed last evening at the Cielden Rule Hotel with Rev. WN Brooks officiating. Indian Territory brothers JF Grimes JW Grimes and GW Grimes arrived to seek a permanent home in the county. GW Grimes intends to work on a ranch. A note mentions a purchase of ten tons of Posnute for olive soap making.
Byron Murch notes scale and aphids on fruit trees across Eastern Oregon. He prescribes boring small holes into affected trees, filling with sulphur, to dry scales and drop aphids in 12 to 14 days, claiming no harm to the tree or fruit flavor.
Pendleton Business College announces spring graduation for the commercial department H A Yates Ira C Scott and M F Milarkey and the stenography and typewriting department Della Privett Nona Bollerman Lavena Hale Maude Sheek Orville G Edwards Ethel M Kimball Mabel Whitmen Blanche Gulliford. Edwards elected class president and Privett secretary. A reception follows the graduation in the college rooms.
Echo area reports show E. V. Waldrup of Colfax taking land near Echo in the government experimental district. A. Johnson, Colfax cigar dealer, was in the city yesterday and has located land in the government irrigation district near Echo. T. G. Mulkey of Moscow Idaho is en route home from Echo after filing on land in the government experimental district.
Fragmentary ad notes a product claim to cure a cold in one day. It mentions a box and a brand name in passing with no verifiable details or clear instructions.
New today listings present multiple properties for sale including 800x582 feet on the north side priced at 91000, two excellent building lots with stone wall on W Court for 30, three lots on the north side corner and good-room house for 1800, corner lot with a cottage nearly new at 1200, 4 lots and a residence at 99650 with a cheap ten, four acres on town edge with house barn and 200 fruit trees for 2250, 115 acres 344 miles from town with 80 cultivated 60 in wheat and a 4 room house and good water at 4350, a graded lot with stone wall on the north side and east rout for 10000, and half section of farming land with crop included. More offerings available and interested buyers urged to discuss.
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