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Newspaper
Pendleton Eagle Valley News
Location
Pendleton, Oregon, United States of America
Date
May 03, 1905
Page
5
A jumble of street notices and ads names McAdama for wood and coal, Grahams for second hand goods, and Graham & Hunter for car prices. It notes snow near the Bive oriental at Boenehang and advertising shifts at various stores, with rental notices and a real estate sale offering 1124-core wheat farm for sale, plus band schedules and a medical cream advertisement.
Lawrence Lieuallen of Adams visits town briefly. Dr. Bibb, federal livestock inspector, calls on Walla Walla. T. G. Halley travels to Walla Walla expecting return tonight. M. A. Ferguson, Adams Advances editor, was here yesterday. Joy Williame and W. N. Maxwell, of Walla Walla, stay at Hotel St. George. William Leael) heads home to Weston from Heppner after several days there. BE. A. Clarke, wood buyer, returned from the west and is in town. G. A. Nichols of Milton, with Mexico interests, guests at Hotel Bickers. George D. Poehler returns from Meacham farm and rents it this year. W. KR. Stalker to leave for La Grande, visiting Meads there. H. Tl. Henrys of Sumpter arrives for Wall Funeral service. Privett returns from Wille Walla after a week with the Draumbellars. Carl Roe arrives from Wallie Walla after two weeks on priAint work. Senator Walter Pierce finished short Spokane visit and heads to Wolon to join Weatherford and Apper. Feed Tiewillen, medical college candidate, arrives to practice in Adams. A. Gypiateon, RR & N engineer, injured in attack, recovering. Jacke of La Gentide returns home. O. I. Bolen reports scheduled Scandinavia meetings at Baptists church all week. Donovan, MM, & N, and Western, travel from La Grande aboard to visit. Vie Moore transfers to Meade and will arrive soon for locomotive testing. Mark O. Scott of La Grande discusses concrete block works with property owners. Ensuing plans include extending sidewall and laying groundwork near the site.
A garbled report records a council session about an action tied to piety and public concerns. It notes only four men present including the mayor and others, with a remark on efficiency and potential future contest to the action. The text is incomplete and uncertain about specifics.
Prenton W. Search announces Ge Lober will visit the Christian church this week for a widow lecture series. The schedule lists talks on Thursday Friday and Saturday, with travel plans noted for supporters.
A carload of beef, led by Ben Metall the Echo stockman, arrives in Portland for Tilon Meat. The shipment was whipped to time and labeled for immediate sale.
Professor Preston W. Search will present three teat features at the Christian church on Thursday Friday and Saturday evenings this week detailing his talks and themes.
A Westerniay baseball score shows Portland defeating Seattle with a 95 point total in a May game. The result highlights Portland’s offensive performance and Seattle’s defense in a regional tilt.
A grocer, Fahman, faced customer backlash for alleged biases and enforcement objections. After rounds soliciting orders, many customers refused support, prompting a shift toward supporting law enforcement and civic decency. The community hopes the change endures.
The school board will not meet to select teachers for the public school until Friday due to Walter Pierce's absence from Union. The board had planned to meet this evening for the same purpose.
The Christian church hosts a series of lectures beginning Thursday evening featuring A Yankee Schoolmaster Abroad, Winter in Switzerland, and Parer ful a Guileless Fool with details of dates and speakers to follow.
Fire this morning destroyed the paint works of Cawley and Clark in Newark New Jersey and damaged adjoining property. Lore about 200000 dollars.
The president of the Oregon Development League speaks on abolitionist aims and district prosperity, praising Hood River fruit industry. He highlights the Hood River to Cascade railway, berry output values, and calls for stronger orchard protection and pest control laws to protect all growers.
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