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Newspaper

Pendleton Eagle Valley News

Location

Pendleton, Oregon, United States of America

Date

May 11, 1909

Page

8

Railroad Officials Visit Pendleton and Local Mills

Three Oregon Short Line officials D W Campbell J T Laungley and J F Myers visited Pendleton last night they rode No 2 in and left on No 5 New Shingle Mill Arbogast brothers set up a shingle mill on the Neil ranch near Albee and the Arbogast sawmill will be moved to the same property Dr Donaghue the veterinarian released from hospital after injuries from a runaway accident is recovering Royal Hilliard Rand and Louise Keys were wed at the Baptist parsonage in Pendleton and will reside here W Neil of Albee dairyman rancher arrived from Albee to Nyssa Oregon where his brother W J Neill is critically ill a sister Mrs R L is mentioned.

Pendleton D. W. Campbell J. T. Laungley J. F. Myers Aar Arbogast Brothers B. Neil Albee Neil Arbogas Donaghue J. A. Donaghue Rand-Keys Royal Hilliard Rand Louise Keys Hermiston Baptist R. E. Storey Baptist Church Nyssa Oregon W. J. Neill Mra R. L Jake Sheverman Portland Wilson Athena Gulliford Pilot Rock Col. J. F. McNaught C. A. Barrett A. F. Fay Helix Charles Tullis Walla Walla J. W. Skiles Thomas Spohr F. W. Vincent B. B. Boyl BE. A. Anderson Enterprise L. Coch Wallowa City St. George J. R. Porter Metropolis H. H. Nolen Troy Laundry A. J. Dempke The Salvation Army E. J. Brown Pacific Coast Paper Company Claud W. Steen Clarke Nelson Weaton Indians Arthur Gibson Hélx Bank of Helix F. D. Watts Dent Idaho Weston Orville Coffman Echo

Junior week end guests prepare for Oregon trip

Miss Bernice Ruppe and Miss Hazle Means leave for Eugene to stay with Miss Jay Stanfield at the Gamma Phi Beta house during Junior Week-end games that begin Friday. Edith Johnson Mary Shea and Ray Vogel also depart for Eugene to visit friends at another sorority house. Tweedy wins land contest ruling for 160 acres purchased at the last reservation sale after a contest on non residence, with possible appeals to the interior secretary. Abstract firm Hartman and related offices move into the old Commercial National Bank location at Main and Court streets. J E Montgomery joins Puget Sound warehouse line, and J M Bentley opens real estate and insurance office near Main Street. doors allow street entry.

Bernice Ruppe Haz Eugene Jay Stanfield Gama Phi Bet Edith Johnson Mary Shea Ray Vogel Tweedy T. J Tweedy Commission of the Land Office Amos Boyne la Grande Secretary of the Interior Hartman Abstract Company Commercial National Bank Main and Court Streets J. E. Montgomery Puget Sound Warehouse Company James Johns J. M. Bentley Main Street

Death of Tige the Parkes family dog at justice home

In the Parkes household Justices of the Peace Joe H. Parkes two says this morning their shepherd dog Tige lay dead from a deadly polyon. The dog, black with one white foot, was a friendly wagging presence in the home and is mourned by the Parkes family.

Justices of the Peace Joe H. Parkes Tige

Inland Lumber to Open Stanfield Yard This Week

Dr. M. S. Kern announces Inland Lumber Company will open a Stanfield yard on the south side of the railroad track this week. T. O. Yates will supervise the yard. Inland Lumber already runs a successful Hermiston yard.

Stanfield Inland Lumber Company M. 8. Kern T. O. Yates Hermiston Avera

Pendleton Sees Wide Range of Visitors and Locals

A long stream of visitors and locals travel to and from Pendleton for business and social reasons. Notables include L M O Harra of Weston, Albert Gibbons of North Powder, B Thomson from Echo, J B Saylor of Freewater, and many more visiting from Athena, Hermiston, Walla Walla, and Ukiah. Attendees transact banking, legal, construction, and mercantile business, with several staying at the Hotel St George and others visiting relatives and colleagues in the area.

Marriage License Issued For Royal Hilliard Rands And Laurie Keys

A marriage license was issued this afternoon in the county to Royal Hilliard Rands and Miss Laurie Keys both residents of the county. Rands is 20 years old, and his father Charlie Rands provided consent for the license issuance.

Royal Hilliard Rands Laurie Keys Charlie Rands

McFatridge 18 Relieved From Post In Washington

McFatridge 18 is relieved as the Washington agency chief following a series of unclear actions. He notes he has received no reply on a request to retain the financial clerk post over a stenographer role and has learned only that McManus was reinstated in the service. He declines further comment, saying he knows no more than others and continues business as usual.

Ington McFatridge McManus MacFatridge Washington Dr. McChesney

Farmers Urged to Keep Wheat Pure for Seed

The Kansas State Agricultural College experiment station at Manhattan urges farmers to protect seed purity for the West plan. Professor Tenéyek notes that crossing different wheat strains causes deterioration, and while the improved wheat distributed is not perfectly pure, it remains far purer than average wheat.

Topeka Kan Kansas Experiment Station State Agricultural College Manhattan Tenéyek State Experiment Station

What Happened to Rollignan

A controversial quote from Gunter's Magazine cites Rollignan as having drowned after eight hours of swimming. The remark frames the event in union context, prompting questions about the cause and context of his death.

Rollignan Gunter

Seventy nine new woods found in Papua New Guinea

Seventy nine new woods, all valuable, have just been discovered in Papua, British New Guinea, signaling potential riches for local industry and trade. The find highlights rich forest resources in the territory and may spur further exploration and identification of timber species.

Papua British New Quinea

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Standard Grocery Co Tallman & Co Oliver Tige" Parkes Wm. E Hanscom Winslow Bros Sullivan’s Pendleton Dye Works Phone Malin L. M. O'Harra Albert Gibbons North Powder B. Thomson J. B. Saylor Freewater A. S Quant William Futter Ukiah Thomas H. Harris Frank Welch Garden City Miss van Antwery John P. McManus Plot Rock Record Northwestern Gas & W Electric Company G. W. Knight Fred Earl Peoples Warehouse H. A. McKenna Northern Pacific Nest Smith Pendleton Business College Madleton Arnold Sheuerman Pen Neton Woolen Mills Hoe Orpheum Boston Mfatridge 18 Zine N. Berkeley Orpheum Theatre Moving Pictures Show J. P. Medernach Prop Mgr
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