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Newspaper
Pendleton Eagle Valley News
Location
Pendleton, Oregon, United States of America
Date
May 02, 1905
Page
5
A crowded city page lists shop bargains, rentals, wanted help, lost necklace, and upcoming events. Businesses advertise cash for secondhand goods, cheap furniture, and groceries. a new Echo bank opens May 6 or 8. Pendleton Walla Walla train rates. restaurant changes. and a cancer specialist visit.
Notices to contractors state bids for the Eaglest Bullring erection will be received at the frontbeets office 305 East Courtetree until 4 p m Saturday May 13. A 5 percent certified check accompanies all bids with right to reject bids reserved. Howard and Swingle Architects and O W Gibson Chairman McMinn Will Furnish Music The McMinn orchestra will provide music for the gymnasium fund entertainment tonight with several overtures added Remodeling planned for Echo Building DC Nichols preparing plans for remodeling a building at Echo for a new bank Bishop Wells of the Episcopal Church to arrive tomorrow for confirmation at the Church of the Redeemer Horses wanted One cartload of horses ages 4 to years must be fat sound and broken H R McCollum Oregon Feed Yard Smokers welcome at Howards claratore
J H Dunlop transfers sway to Oregon Lumber Yard in South Pendleton while F P O’Hara buys E 1 2 and BE 1 2 of lot 6 from F Jones and M I Jones in Arnold and Raley’s addition Pendleton. Sturdivant buys Pilot Rock lots 10 17 18 from M L Gallagher to Carnes. Adamses sell Pendleton Livermore additions lots 1 2 to Clopton who sells lots 1 and of Livermore to Hamblen. Temple sells Pendleton Reservation lots 1 2, Ba tes price 1200. Kearneys to Minns for part of section 10 T2N R22E price 2600. The St Paul Globe notes print suspension after long democracy service.
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