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Pendleton Eagle Valley News

Location

Pendleton, Oregon, United States of America

Date

May 08, 1906

Page

5

City Brevities and Local Notices Sampler

A collage of small ads and notices including lost items, for sale and rent postings, housekeeping rooms, eye glasses found, a millinery shop update, furniture ads, and service offers. Includes hotel rates, telephone operator wanted, and local business mentions. Also lists a stock ranch for rent in Harney county and a Kodak service ad.

Kaiser Eee Fergy Fergy’s West Alta Street Jeme Om Street Campbells Millinery Court Street Steel AL. Morrow Harney County

Roney's Boys Coming to Frover Mightily Noted Event

The New York Herald mentions Sto Ney's Toys who perform at Peaser on Saturday May 12. Mrs Hoosewelt hosts a children’s party with 600 young guests invited after White House rooms opened. The Marine Band is stationed outside as youngsters attend an East Room concert by Roney's Boys Concert Company of Chicago featuring solos duets quartets and violin pieces. Afterward children proceed to the state dining room for refreshments and a parade of illumination in the mansion.

Excelsion The New York Herald Sto- Ney's White House Marine Band East Hoon Reney Borsa" Cott Cert Company Ohlengs

Alaskan Passenger Tariffs From Seattle Revealed

The Seattle Star reports White Pass & Yukon tariffs for Alaska routes, effective with the opening of the new season on June 2 and continuing mainly through Hartt September 20. Prices vary by destination with Nun tunnels and rail links noted, including Dawson and Nome via Skilhowl, with several rates listed for Rampart Chena Fairbanks and other stops.

White Pass Yukon Seattle Seattle Star Dawson Nave Jmction Sumer Skillwoal Aod Dawsons

Wallowa river fish hatchery progress praised in Elgin visit

Superintendent Ally of the Wallowa river fish hatchery visited Elgin this week and spoke with Recorder Mr. Allen about the hatchery and future outlook. The hatchery produced about 1,000,000 young fish in Willow Creek from two inches long, with plans to retain 200,000 more. The project, overseen by Mr. Allen, shows strong results and Oregon state funds were allocated to continue the work, money well spent.

A. DY. Ally Wallowa River Elgin Mr. Allen

Amateur and professional photographers demo Volox paper

The Pendleton Drug Co presents a demonstration by a Fasvimnan Kodak representative at our store on May Wth. The event runs from 2 to 6 pm and 7 to 9 pm. The notice also mentions a night on May 4 at Oakesdale, Washington for water exposure to the open sky.

Fasvimnan Kodak Company Pendleton Drug CO Oakesdale Wash

Personal notices from the local area list many visitors

Dr J A Best visited Athena on business, G W Hunt left for Foster, H G Hurlburt of Echo visited, Bertha Alexander recovered from illness, John Stevenson visiting, C E Woodson of Hopper attended supreme court, Mrs M E McFaul and daughter returned from Adament, Fred Dodson returned from Portland, M L Olmstead attended supreme court, W T Dilley visited from Stillwater Lumber, F E Kennedy left for Portland, PD H Hunter left for Echo after stockmen meeting, T Z Lloyd returned from North Powder, H C Diryson and Owent Cane from Walla Walla on brief visit, Abe Amler came from Colfax, M T Nolan in city on return from eastern state, Dr Z Smith and Cecil Ware went to Weston for campaigns, W D Chamberlain left for Weston for joint candidacy, Mrs Tinder and Miss Burr of Walla Walla head to Ohio, T Taylor returned from Susanville, Henry Leaxinks left for ranch after stockmen meeting, S Terrell moved to Bing Mountains reserve supervision, stockmen’s meeting highlights range plans.

H. G. Hurlburt Echo Bertha Alexander John Stevenson Hoppner J. Crawford C. E. Woodson Hopper Supreme Court McFaul Walla Walla Abe Amler Pilot Beeck Colfax M. T. Nolan Dalles Cecil R. Ware Wertor W. D. Chamberlain Umatilla Morrow Weston M. Tinder Miss Burr Ohio Middle West T. €. Taylor Susanville Henry Leaxinks Commis Prairie Blue Mountains Reserve Terrell Bing Mountains Sumpter

Clearing the Shake Channel Captain Wallowa Dredge Move

Captain Winslow of the dredge Wallowa received orders to depart tomorrow for Fisher's bar on the Shake River to remove dangerous boulders. The operation, delaying 10 days, aims to clear the channel for larger boats and allow wool shipments from distant camps to Lewiston.

Winslow Wallowa Coloneloessler Government River Fisher's Bar Rentit Shake River Lowletor Titone Fleet Bar Siake Lewiston

Day named honorary mining director for Jamestown Exposition

Secretary of the Interior approves Dr. David T. Day as honorary director of the mining department for the Jamestown Exposition. Day leads the US Geological Survey mining division and is designated chancellor of Syracuse University by financier John D. Arche. The Stockmen's Meeting will be held May 12 at 2 p.m. at the courthouse. all cattlemen and horsemen are urged to attend.

Secretary of the Interior David ‘T. Day Department of Mining Jamestown Expsition Pr. Day Division of Mining and Mineral Resources United States Geologies Survey Stockmen Catle and Horse Association Court House

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Oxfords Kennedy Tallman & Co Howe L. Hunziker Eweler and Oftician Malin Street Roney Koeppen Wundersohns Furniture Polish Koeppens J. A. Best Athena G. W. Hunt Foster City Asprin Big May Deen Ems Pendleton
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