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Newspaper
Pendleton Eagle Valley News
Location
Pendleton, Oregon, United States of America
Date
May 06, 1911
Page
6
A dense mix of local seeks goods services and notices across Malin and Pendleton style ads. Entries include Lane & Son sign shop posts bread wagon meat sources coal deliveries Judd building rental Royal Bakery and fresh meat at Central Meat Market plus farm help housing and employment requests. Gray Bros. Grocery Co notes upcoming in-paper feature.
The film will be shown exclusively at the Orpheum theater on Sunday May 7 and Monday May 8. Local patrons are advised to reserve seats as screening times are limited.
Special sale announced for pure lard inside canned forms through June first. 10 lb cans priced at 1.60, 1 lb cans at 0.50, 3 lb cans at 0.00, customers urged to visit Central Meat Market for discounts.
A special car for delegates and their families to attend the Presbyterian Church general assembly in Atlantic City will be attached to train 18 of the O W R N Co leaving Portland at 10 a m May 12 1911 Delegates should contact local agents for reservations.
Christian Science announces services at 11 o clock with the reading titled Adam and Fallen Man. Sunday school at 10 p m and Wednesday evening meetings. Reading room open daily at 214 pm at Corner E Webb and Johnson streets. All are cordially invited.
Recital Tuesday evening May 9 at Miss Harriet Young studio Association block features concert pianist Misa Malen Burnett of the Fischer School of Music Walla Walla and soprano Mrs Charlotte Haumedtster Thompson of Walla Walla. Admission 75 cents tickets for sale at Snyder music store.
Fanciers gathered at the Murray Hill Lyceum for a large Bulldog Bench Show opening May 6 hosted by the Bulldog Breeders Association of America. Exhibitors from New York and beyond showcase the breed famed for its “beautiful bulls” in a major national event.
Report notes J Pierpont Morgan is said to have been fleeced in a purchase of a bogus work of art, illustrating that not all financiers hold sway in Wall Street.
A long list of visitors and residents circulate through Pendleton today. W A Holcomb of Richland Washington Lib McBee returns to Cecl D M Smith of Walla Walla registers at a local hotel J D Rice and children of Hermiston visit the city. Henry Means returns to Umatilla Altes Edgar W Smith travels from Vansycle ranch. The article notes many others from Athena Echo Stanfield Hermiston Pilot Rock and nearby towns visiting or transacting business in the city.
W. E. Wheeler a leading U S timber owner and lumber maker died at his Portville New York home last Friday and was buried there Monday. He had broad holdings in Oregon timber lands and interests in Pennsylvania Michigan California and Oregon through Wheeler Dusenbery Weston Sons Rogue River and Wheeler Timber companies. His son J B Wheeler of Wheeler Timber Co. in Portville continues the business.
The ministry of agriculture promotes cotton farming in Siam. The Menam valley and northern provinces offer soil and climate highly suitable for cotton cultivation, attracting attention from investors and capitalists.
Astoria plans a major track championships event during the Centennial celebration likely August 26. The Pacific Northwest AAU meet aims to attract 50 top Northwest athletes with a statewide relay and gold and silver medals for event winners. Clubs from Seattle Spokane and Vancouver BC will send teams while Gillie may draw crowds.
Pugilistic champion Johnson aims to become an aviator after release from jail in San Francisco. The piece notes aviators seldom face arrest for traffic speed excesses and mentions the East Oregonian as a source.
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