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Pendleton Eagle Valley News

Location

Pendleton, Oregon, United States of America

Date

Mar 27, 1907

Page

5

Peacock coal and Oregon Lumber ads mix across town

Local notices advertise Peacock brand coal, Oregon Lumber, and Yared wood with claims of quality and heat. Other items include private room and board at 313 South Malin, Walters flour, and furnishings for a 12 room lodging house at 202 Final Webb street. Special panel photos from Bowman studio and hotel rates at Hotel Oregon are also promoted.

Peacock Coal Oregon Lumber Minnis Malin Leathers Transfer Co Logan Street Peacock Brand Coal Oregon Lumber Ford Pendleton Bowman Studio Oregon Lumber Yar Portland Oregon Peacock Oregon Lumier Yard Rhone Fale Rusalness Webb Street Goodman Hardware Co

For Rent Three Room Furnished Cottage

For Rent three room furnished cottage at 126 Thompson Street. House of nine rooms for rent one block from Main Street. Suitable for board and lodging also furniture for sale. Enquire 206 West Webb Street. E J Yard dies suddenly in Salt Lake City of pneumonia. Chief engineer of the Denver & Rio Grande.

Thompson Street E. J. Yard Denver & Rio Grande Salt Lake City Main Street Enquire West Webb Street

Man Building book to be republished for April release

A popular work on self improvement by Lewis Ransom W Plake LL D titled Man Building a Treatise on Human Life and Its Forces is relaunched after an 1903 private edition of 1100 copies. The Chicago based Sedgwick Press announces distribution begins April 1, aiming to meet renewed public demand for growth and success guidance.

Deno Lewis Ransom W Plake LL Sedynee Prey Chicago

Services This Week At The Springfield Church

An invitation to parishioners and interested people to attend services at the church this week. Tonight’s sermon compares the path of Christ and Judas during Passion Week. Service begins promptly at 7 20 p m and ends in time for the Baptists lecture.

Presbyterian Church Christ Pr Yaearienien Judas

Pioneer farmer J W McCormmach believed dying at home

Believed to be dying, J W McCormmach, a pioneer farmer, was stricken with paralysis of the left side last Sunday afternoon. Since last evening his condition has been grave at his Bluff Street home, with doctors expressing only faint hope of recovery.

J. W. McCormmach Bluff Street

Petition Seeks Opening of College Street to High Street

A petition circulates asking to open College Street from the O R N track to High street. The plan crosses a rock cliff and a deep gulch to be filled and graded. The improvement is deemed essential for the convenience of a local settlement and is signed by all district property owners and residents.

College Street High Street

Personal mentions from Pendleton and nearby towns

A string of brief notices lists residents and visitors on business and personal trips. Charles BE Hanna of McKay Creek. Robert Forster heading to Portland. Mr. and Mrs. George Bentley from Adama visiting Pendleton. Lulu Hager of Hoppner visiting her sister. L. D. Drake, President French of the Weston normal, in town on business. A. L. Esteh and wife back to Echo after Pendleton visit. A. F. May of Pendleton Tron works bound for Portland. Mrs. C. Berkeley of Portland visiting her mother Mrs. N. E. Despain. Dr. C. J. Smith returns from Portland with family. G. W. Brown, contractor, traveling to Echo for carpentry. Mrs. John Gliese and daughter, Mrs. J. A. Winn and Miss Martha Lieuallen back to Adams after city visit. W. A. Storie from Co. BR, & N. in city from Portland. Mrs. AR and Dorothy of Milton visiting daughters Milas Turle and Grace, returning home tomorrow.

Portland

Storm Disaster Hits Wyoming Sheep Flocks Incur Big Losses

A severe late season storm devastates Wyoming sheep ranges north of Hawling, with estimates of thousands of dollars in losses as six inches of snow cover vast areas. Despite the hardship, sheep conditions look good and wool prices are expected to rise. improvements to Eugene McCulley's residence near Rawlins cost about 1300 dollars, including a new 4454 square foot barn and upgraded living quarters.

Wyoming GF. Butterfield Rawlins O. KR Butterfield Hawling Lana G. W. Brown Fugene MotCulley

Soult for S1281 75 With Interest In Court

S J Carney sues for 1281 75 with interest against hk FE Manning and W A Manning. Complaint filed by McCourt Phelps. Plaintiff requests 190 attorney fees in addition to the principal.

Soult Interjest S. J. Carney Agging Hk FE Manning W. A. Manning McCourt & Phelps

Willamette to field relay team for 52 mile cross country

A 52 mile cross country relay race proposed by A M Grilley of the Portland Y M C A aims to test Willamette University athletes. Gov Chamberlain will send a message from the state base to Mayor Lane, with ten runners each delivering five miles. Local members named include H L Parcel Murray Shanks George Forbes Clyde Nelson and A L Windon.

A. M. Grilley Portland Y. M. C. A Salem Journal Govarnior Chamberlain Portland Mayor Lane George Aimpton Willamette University Yeatorday George B. Simpson Lane Willamette

Rapids and Canoe Fleet To Run Albany River Route

The fragment notes that after a near drowning an unnamed man has survived and the river trip resumes. It mentions summer conditions allow boats to pass the rapids and that a fleet plans to make the voyage this spring below Albany, with each canoe equipped with a small canvas.

Albany

Decorations for Elks Convention in Philadelphia

Philadelphia businessmen race to decorate for the Elks convention and reunion week starting July 15. Officials will acknowledge the event with thousands of dollars spent on illuminating public buildings. A grand court of honor along Broad Street, nearly half a mile long, will feature novel daylight and evening decorations.

Philadelphia Elbe Court of Honor Broad Street

Good Farming Pays in Benton County Corvallis

The Corvallis Times highlights profitable farming in Benton County, citing Clyde Beach who sold over 6090 worth of farm goods last year. Beach, who owns 172 acres and mainly dairies, also grows potatoes and hay while maintaining a herd averaging about 40 per head annually with some cows earning over 100. He declined offers of 75 per acre for his land after paying 25 years ago.

Corvallis Benton County Oregon Clyde Beach

No Sharp Loss In Southern Idaho Governor Back From Trip

Governor Gooding returned yesterday morning from a trip to Mountainhome Shoshone and Malley to be with forest reserve agents and stockmen. He said the apportionment of the forest reserve range for summer framing was satisfactory. Agent Grandjen of the forest reserve office showed fairness. Sheepmen in the southern part report no loss this winter due to severe weather, with plenty of feed for all stock and a milder season than expected. Prospects look bright for a money making season for sheep owners.

Idaho Gooding Mountainhame Shoshone Malley Forest Reserve Grandjenn Rolse Statesman

University of Oregon Students Prepare Willamette Canoe Trip

Ten University of Oregon students will canoe down the Willamette to their homes during the spring vacation starting April 20. The group, mostly Portland boys, will form at least five canoes in one fleet, believed to be the largest start from this point. Participants include William Huggins Lloyd Brooke Tous Pinkham Robert Brooke Louis Pinkham Robert Obertauffer and Richard Chapman. Last fall three Oregon Agricultural College students tried the trip from here to Corvallis.

Willamette University of Oregon Portland Eugene Wilmo Willian Huggins Lioyd Brooke Tous Pinkhim

How to Be Happy Though Married lecture

Rev J Whitcomb Brougher of the White Temple Baptist Church in Portland delivers a lecture titled How to Be Happy Though Married at the local Baptist church tonight at 8 20. The speaker, praised by the San Francisco Call, is described as a forceful, dramatic, fearless pulpit orator with wide appeal. Comrades in Umatilla county are invited to request J D Stevens to address and organize their own groups.

Hayyp J. Whitcomb Preougher White Temple Portland Brougher Northwest San Francisco Helix Adama Athens Weston Pilot Rock Umatilla J. D. Stevens Pendleton Glen Rowland

Pianos at Eilers House Sale In Pendleton

Bargain sale at Eilers Piano House in Pendleton highlights brand new pianos with prices from 187 dollars and easy terms. Inventory is moving fast as the store urges immediate action before April 10 to avoid price increases, promising self playing instruments and a full stock.

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New York Louis Hunziker Optician Lee Colesworthy Chop Mill Alta Scheme Dress Dr. Fiske McCormmach Arkoeppen Dorothy of Milton Milas Turle Grace Cros Salen Briscor Aling Baker City Briscoe North Powder Tinker Grecer General eDaler Alfal Farm Dairy HOTEL H. GC. Bowprs Tracey Bank National Bank U. 8 Eee Penton U.S I. G. M. Rice G. M. Rice C. K. Cranston Wonder Store J. Whitcomb Brougher the Baptist Church Fagtes’ Hall Johnson Matty Bluff City Lumber Company Ping Bluff Arkansas Pailes Eilers Piano House Elers Ore Rogers, Mgr
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