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Pendleton Eagle Valley News

Location

Pendleton, Oregon, United States of America

Date

Mar 29, 1904

Page

8

Coast champion shearers lead Umatilla crews to Washington

In a large move, twelve Umatilla County shearers begin the season in Washington on April 1 with seven cent rates including board. The Johnst on and Porter crew of 12 top men sails to Estopia tonight to handle about 40,000 head, aiming for 110 per day per man with favorable weather. The group includes W. H. Porter Jap Gulliford John Lightfoot and Dave Merry, all famed for a 1903 test. Most will return by May 1. machine shearing is limited. Rambouillet rams favored over Merino for body shape and yield.

Washington John- Ston Pacific Coast W. HL Porter Jap Gulliford John Lightfoot Dave Merry Estopia Umatila Oregon Welser Crewe Aheepman Shearere

Rambouillet Sheep Roaming For Smooth Wool Appeal

The Rambouillet sheep, larger and smoother, yields quicker shearing and neater wool. The shearer’s work shows more clearly on the wrinkle free Rambouillet than on smaller wrinkled flocks.

First School in Umatilla County Taught by Park Winans

R L Dashiel reports Park Winans of Walla Walla taught the first school in Umatilla county. The private winter school met at Judge Coombs residence in Coombs Canyon ranch, five miles west of town, taught to Judge Coombs' family in 1661.

R. L Dashiel Birch Creek Umatilla Park ‘Winans Walla Wala Umatilla County Judge Coombs Coombs Canyon

Slack in Sheriff Office Taxes Delinquent Daily Rise

Tax collection in the sheriff’s office has lagged. On Monday, April 4, taxes will be delinquent and a larger amount is expected this year. Fewer taxes have been paid than usual and the delinquency ratio is increasing. After delinquency a penalty of 16 percent will be added to the original amount.

Sheriff’ Office

Boys' Band Organised by W O Fletcher in Jackson Street

W O Fletcher prepares a band room at his home on West Jackson Street for a boys band. Active instruction will begin soon and a playing debut is expected by month end around the Master celebration.

W. OD. Fletcher Sos West Jackson Street

Machinery arrives for new steam laundry plant

A cariole of machinery arrived this morning over the W. & CR. for the new steam laundry. It was shipped by the Troy Laundry Machinery Co. of Chicago and consists of a large machine and accessories for the use of the new plant. The machinery will be put in place at once and in a few days the laundry will handle all kinds of work.

Troy Laundry Mlachinery Co Chicago Consiata

Milton irrigation enthusiast follows court case

Eera Kelty, a noted irrigation enthusiast from Milton, spent the day in the city to oversee business connected with the ongoing civil action between the Little Watch and the Holton Bay Irrigation companies.

Eera Kelty Milton Terevta Kelty Little Watch Holton Bay

Charis O Conningham Returns From Camp Near Pligt Rock

Charis O Conningham returns from a camp near Pligt Rock and plans to stay in the city for business before visiting his ranch to oversee file fiche handling during the lambing season.

Charis O Conningham Pligt Rock Jim

Echo Farm Sold in Echo area land transfer

Jopan Halton and wife conveyed the west half of the northwest quarter of section 1 in township 5 north range 29 east near Echo to Herbert Streikm and Gat Spencer for 12 acres. The consideration was $3,000.

Jopan Halton Herbert Streikm Gat Spencer Weetien Echo

Circuit Court Hears Cruelty and Theft Allegations

G A Sweeney, a local rancher, left his team in rain overnight. He was jailed for cruelty to animals after the guards booked him. A waiter fined for disorderly conduct and two drunks arrested for larceny of a Cognac case from Swearingen Brothers’ salon. Brand bottle found. case to circuit court.

Blankete Swearingen Brothers Wii G. A Sweeney G. T. Bennett Horseshoe Fiennett August Becker Hobo Baker & Garrison Main Street

Presbyterian Affairs See Wide Church Changes in Umatilla County

In Umatilla County many Presbyterian moves are planned Rev W L Van Nuys of La Grande will preach Sunday in Pendleton and lead Easter services at the Presbyterian church He plans to move into the parsonage next week Rev H F Harger of Pendleton may move to Milton to fill Rev J Adams pulpit The shifts hinge on decisions and Rev Levi Johnson may come from Portland to serve as Sunday school missionary if Harper's plan proceeds Snow and warm rain affect Camas Prairie with mountain snow and floods feared The Womans Circle pledges funds to support the drive through a benefit event titled the Huskin Dee cheerfully urging support for the cause

Umatilla W.L. van Nuys la Grende Presbyterian Church Jane H F Harger Pendieton Milton J. Adams Levi Johnson Pandieten Portland Harper

Snow and travel woes at Kamela and Pendleton

Snow at Kamela turned to warm rain as wood hauling roads in the mountains broke up making team access difficult. CE Troutman, architect, returned from Walla Walla where he worked on plans for city improvements. Blanche Bailey and Maude Bayon visited, then returned to Foster. Baxon will visit The Dalles en route to the valley. M. J. Buckley, assistant superintendent of O R N headquartered at La Grande, conducted an inspection tour locally.

Kamela Walla Walla Troutman Foster Blanche Bailey Maude Bayon Poster Pendleton Miss Baxon Dalles Valley M. J. Buckley la Grande

Surprise Party at Rebekah Lodge Meeting Turns Light War

Pauline Lodge No. 13 of the Rebekahs held a meeting when Integrity Lodge No. 2 of the I O F stormed the room and captured the ladies as prisoners to a banquet hall. A musical program led by C E Troutman pleased both sides. C P Davis presented four banners from the Odd Fellows for use by the Rebekah ladies, then the guests departed after refreshments.

Pauline Lodge No. 13 Rebekahs Integrity Lodge No. #2 I. O B. E. Coon C. E. Troutman C. P. Davis Umatilla Rebekah Odd Fellows

Roosevelt to Seek Daily Walla Walla-Portland Train

At a Commercial Association meeting C B E Roosevelt was named to lead a committee to urge the Oregon Railroad and Navigation Company to establish a regular daytime passenger train between Walla Walla and Pendleton via the line to Portland. The plan aims to connect 7:45 am from Walla Walla with No 1 at 5:30 pm in this city, and to provide prompt mail delivery in Pendleton and Walla Walla by routing the service separately from mixed freight.

JC. E. Roosevelt Walla Walla Commercial Association Board of Managers the Commercial Association C. BE. Roosevelt Walla Walla Portianis Walla Pendleton United States Wirvite Umintula Slone Walia Walls Penileton Portland Iemelle At Uherty Boy Eust Weason

Death of Mrs Tallman Sr in Watervliet Michigan

A telegram this morning reports the death of Mrs RB Tallman mother of J W Tallman of Watervliet Michigan. Mr Tallman departed yesterday for his mother's bedside and is now en route to her home.

Tallman RB ‘Tallman Waterviies Michigan J. W. Tallman

John Day Horses Buyer Heads to Victoria for Nippon Deal

John Day horse buyer C. J. Officer, staying at Hotel St. George, plans negotiations with a Victoria, B C, party seeking mounts for the Japanese army. He recalls a large shipment sent to Calgary last fall and says many suitable horses are scattered across the John Day ranges. Officer will depart soon for a conference with the buyer.

C. J Victoria St. George Calgary B. C John Day

Douglas Johnson at Hot Lake sanatorium for rheumatism

Douglas Johnson son of Rev Levi Johnson and former resident of this city is now at the Hot Lake sanatorium to be treated for a severe attack of rheumatism. The statement notes his status as a prominent local figure.

Hot Lake Douglas Johnson Levi Johnson

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Dindinger, Wilson & CO Shearing Champion Shearers Tallman & CO Grays’ Harbor Com. Co CG. R. Depot Park Winans of Walla* Walla the Boys Jackson Street Echo Farm Presbyterian Affairs Camas Prairie KE T Wade Penderton Lecina Sacajawea Monument Womans Cine Hickin Dr. Pierce W. Walters John Day Horses Dot Mnother OWL Tea Boston THE Madras Bie Papa Howe Baker & Folsom the StanDard of Excellency Pendleton Roller Mills W. S. Byers Proprietor Nie Beck Court Street Hotel Bickers
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