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Newspaper
Pendleton Eagle Valley News
Location
Pendleton, Oregon, United States of America
Date
May 14, 1907
Page
8
Advertisements boast Empire Mocha and Java at 40c per pound, Mother's Pride English Breakfast and various teas priced from 40c to 1 per pound. Declares satisfaction guarantee and money-back policy. Highlights "A guarantee to please" and emphasis on best goods and refunds.
Pendleton seeks to host the 1905 Grand Lodge session of Knights of Pythias in Portland May 21 to 23. Damon Lodge No 4 plans to invite the Grand Lodge to meet here next year, with 25 to 30 men anticipated in the third rank contest. Damon Lodge aims to defend its prior title as teams from across the state compete for a silver cup valued at $100.
J. W. Maroney, manager of the Damon lodge team, will take between 25 and 90 men to Portland for the contest scheduled for the evening of May 27.
At a Pendleton school board meeting three new teachers were elected to fill vacancies for next year. Selected were Hortense Larsen of Sumpter, Florence Harris of La Grande, and Anna Lingenfeldter of Ontario. Miss Lingenfeldter previously taught here. Declined offers came from Eva McQueen Bessie McDaniels and Vera Gardner, with contracts still unsigned and more resignations possible.
In Umatilla county the C L Morgan license renewal case before the county court draws strong remonstrance from Hermiston residents. Led by Mayor James A Fee, backers argue against licensing while property owners prefer funding city expenses via property tax, citing anticipated evils and growth of small home settlements. The hearing, represented by Col James H Raley and R R Johnson for Morgan, continues after testimonials and is expected to last several days.
Weston pioneER A P Woodward known as Bi Woodward, a longtime settler and Indian fighter in Weston, is in the city on a business trip. He ranks among Umatilla county’s oldest living pioneers and recalls early Indian waves with Donald McKay near Pendleton.
D E Jones and family of Freewater plan an overland journey to Ashland for Mr. Jones health. They will travel via Coos Bay and expect to be on the road several weeks. Jones may stay in Ashland for up to two years for his wife health.
Charles Cunningham of Gilliam County, Oregon, has purchased 800 head of cattle including yearlings and older steers to add to his summer range in Kilckitat County, Washington. He previously held 9,600 head and now totals about 2,206 head on the Kilckitat range.
John Claire Monteith Portland baritone sang in Whitman chapel Walla Walla during a feld roeet. the event honored Marcus Whitman for whom Whitman obleg sae was named. At pollen court yesterday Brnent Tadhunt ér George Tethrock and Charles MMa gen were fined 10 for disturbing the merry go round. unable to pay, they were jailed.
New O H N E Co Smith who left as agent for 0 BR MN company expects replacement this week by his successor J F Quinian of Arlington moving into the duties and location.
The household goods of Jack McLaughlin are being shipped to Portland today where he will reside hereafter. A 10,000 addition to the Idaho Suite Mormal college at Albion is being bolt.
Routing plans for the Huntington Lewiston line of the O R N are advancing as contractor D Van Arsdal tours Lewiston surveys. Heinspections suggest the company will soon award grading contracts from Huntington toward Lewiston. Rock cuts along the river will be very heavy with rock work potentially reaching 290000 cubic feet per mile.
The forenoon services for Carl Vogtsberger were conducted at 9 o clock at the faker Polyom undertaking parlor. He died Sunday from injuries after being run over by a wagon last Thursday. Interment followed at the German cemetery.
Report describes extensive acreages prepared for broome corn and alfalfa. Some fields already planted while others are being prepared rapidly. фер local farm activity notes readiness of ground and ongoing preparation across farmlands.
A reprint explains the term herpes and its alleged relation to scalp conditions. It cites Herpicide as a product claim promising to destroy the microbe linked to hair loss and scalp issues. Sample offers and prices are listed, with Detroit Michigan as the location.
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