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Pendleton Eagle Valley News

Location

Pendleton, Oregon, United States of America

Date

Mar 31, 1904

Page

8

Wade Chattel Sale At Wade Library and Estate Goods

The Wade Library with rare volumes will be sold along with office furniture mining stock grain and grazing land interests. Forty two work and driving horses stand to be sold at Froome stable on Main Street with other farm implements. Promissory notes mining stock and an estate interest in 240 acres wheat and 31 400 acres gran ping land leased from Grand Ronde LumberCo are included. The sale aims to highest bidders with items staged at the Froome stable and contents dispersed by auction.

Wade Froome Main Street Grand Ronde Lumber Company

Socialist Convention Called in Umatilla County

The county convention of the Socialist party of Umatilla County meets at Waterkey Hall in this city on Saturday, April 23. Delegates from throughout the county are invited to participate and nominate a portion of the county ticket, though no hopes for electing officials are held. The party notes a 100 percent rise in Socialist votes in two years, referencing the 1902 state treasurer race where W. W. Myers received 190 votes in the county.

Theocialist Party Umatilla County Waterkey Hall Socialist Club W. W. Myers

Minister Potwine Returns from Weston Before Honolulu Departure

The Rev W E B Potwine came back this afternoon from Weston after taking leave of his congregation ahead of an imminent journey to Honolulu. In India, the week ending March 19 saw 40 527 deaths attributed to the plague.

W. EB. Potwine Weston Honolulu India

Taxes Per Capita And Dog Tax Delinquency In City

A local notice warns that dog tax and poll tax delinquencies will be enforced tomorrow evening with the marshal resuming enforcement and owners summoned to pay or face court costs. no penalties for nonpayment are stated. The schedule lists many school and musical program items as a fundraiser to support the orchestra, inviting patrons to attend the performances.

Webb and Cottonwood Allence FitzGerald

Pendleton Robes Boast for Murray and Mack Show

Manager Ferguson outfitted the Murray and Mack Comedy Company with twelve Pendleton Indian robes from the Pendleton Woolen Mills. The Indian scene has drawn audiences in Salt Lake City, Denver, Grand Junction and beyond. The outfits are to feature in large East Coast cities, boosting Pendleton’s reputation as a major advertising asset.

Murray and Mark Pendleton Mills Ferguson

PUBLIC SCHOOL EXHIBITS AT ASSEMBLY HALL

Pendleton public schools plan an educational exhibit tomorrow afternoon at Assembly Hall starting 1 90. The display will show writing drawing history geography mathematics and other grades work as well as school patrols. Visitors may inspect before shipment to St Louis. writing analysis and deeper study cannot be fully shown in a display.

Assembly Hall Pendleton Public Schools Sasembly Hall St. Louie Conklin

Examinations Progressing for O R and N Employees

The physical examination of Oregon Railroad and Navigation Company employees moves slowly as workers adjust to the new system. Some fear it aims to remove objectionable staff, others expect replacement by younger workers. So far no one in this city or nearby areas is found deficient, and discharges, if any, will be for public safety and only after thorough checks.

American Journal OF Health Spurr Revere Coffee Howard W. Spurr Coffee Company Boston Journal of Health Revere Grande Huntington

High School Assembly to Fund Orchestra Instructor

High school pupils plan an entertainment at Assembly Hall on Friday night to raise funds for paying the orchestra instructor. A small admission will be charged and the public is invited.

Certraly Walt Metschman Nottie McMullen Iiva Kimbrell Byron Hawks Jessie Martman R. S. Durkee Tiertha Alexander Hazel Bickers Reno Ferguson Ceci Wade Grace Hawks Iva Kimbrell Margaret Williams Mr. Owenhouse Fred Hartman Miss Whittemore Thiee Assembly Hall

Fishing Season Opens With Broad Interest and Plans

Trout season opens tomorrow as anglers prep gear and lines for early starts and hopeful catches. Ladies join in the sport this leap year, with parties propping up outings to upper streams. Despite plentiful stock, heavy pursuit may limit successful catches. A separate item reports a fatal electric wire accident in Media Pe resulting in a death of T A De la Hunt and a $16,000 judgment against the company for his heirs.

Media T. A. de la Hunt

Primary Election for Umatilla County Delegates Apr 7 1904

Notice of Democratic county convention delegates election in Umatilla County with polling times set for Pendleton precincts. East Pendleton opens at 1 pm, others 7 pm. North and South Pendleton 1 pm to 6 pm. Delegates: Pendleton 13, East 17, North 18, South 18. Names of judges listed for each precinct. Dated March 5, 1904.

Umatilla Wald County Pendieton South Pendieton Pendleton North Pendleton Water and Main Streets Court House East Pendleton South Pendleton Henry Shockey Lee Touch T. J. Means Garfield Mike Keating William Hilton J. Barnhart Will Moore A. W. Nye John Hays W. M. Blake

Emigrants Seek Land as Irrigation Limits Farming in Umatilla County

Westbound trains carry emigrants to the Western frontier where real estate agents push small tracts yet buyers lack capital. Eastward belief of easy purchases fades as wheat land and pasture require larger holdings, irrigation needed to make small farms viable. Travelers appear law abiding, but few stay long in Umatilla County without adequate funds. A carload of tourists headed for Salt Lake and Washington passes through, with some heading to Port Huron and others visiting the reservation under escort.

Umatilla County

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