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Pendleton Eagle Valley News

Location

Pendleton, Oregon, United States of America

Date

May 15, 1908

Page

6

Mountain Potatoes Move by Carloads in County

Mountain potatoes are arriving at the Northern Pacific depot at three to four carloads daily with about ten carloads shipped. some contracts exist for Seattle and coast points. Rain boosts crops, wheat needs moisture, and a demonstration train drew local interest. E. F. Zimmerman spoke at the M. E. church on anti saloon league views with stereoptical views. Bert Richards and Hazel Brotherton show improvement. Ira Luna’s funeral well attended. Nearby baseball interest builds for next Sunday’s Pendleton second nine vs local team.

Athena Northern Pacific Seattle Coast E. F. Zimmerman Oregon Anti-Saloon League M. E Bert Richards Hazel Charles Brotherton Ira Luna Pendleton Second Weston Susie Amidan Ogden Utah Coleman Carlile J. R. Carlile Payne Bishop Paddock Episcopal Church Plenie Hermiston Umatilla County H. &. Blanford Walla Walla H. M. Cake Portland U. S Blanford Cake Hon. M. Gearin Eagles Band Pendleton

Boys Destroy Cement Walk on Spruce Street

A group of youths from the Central building wrecked a newly laid Spruce street sidewalk in Yakima. The wet cement bore footprints and obscene writing, forcing Felton and Wimner to redo the entire block. Police search for suspects and will act under defacement of property laws once evidence is secured.

Spruce Street Yakima Republic Felton & Wimner

Chronicle Trades to Semi Weekly in Dayton

The Columbia Chronicle of Dayton Washington has shifted from weekly to semi weekly publication starting last Saturday after a sale to a Dayton syndicate. The paper is noted as a solid republican voice in southern Washington.

Columbia Chronicle Dayton Wash The Chronicle Washington

Man Pleads Guilty in Misoula Killing Attempt

George Hayden of Spokane pleads guilty in Missoula district court to attempting to kill his wife and is sentenced to five years in the state prison.

George Hayden Spokane Missoula Mont

Rebilling's Best Tea Promises Full Refund if Unsatisfied

The notice claims Rebilling's Best tea is strong enough to cover the sea with ships for a century and promises grocers refunding customers if they dislike the product, asserting a simple return policy.

Government Lacks Cash Use Scrip on Idaho Reclamation Project

The Minidoka reclamation project in Idaho is short of cash. South side certificates are used to pay many expenses including lumber. From the 10th, survey crews on the south side will be paid in certificates with a 10 percent raise to offset loss. The scrip remains marketable near par with no price drop. Dozens of bids for grading on the third south side lot are to be awarded today.

Minidoka Camp Rupert Idaho Aecrip General Land Office

Remains of the Catholic Kid Found in Montana Mountains

The remains of William McCraden, once known as the Catholic Kid, who vanished from Saltese in December, were discovered in the nearby mountains. He apparently perished from cold exposure.

William McCraden Saltese Mont

Rancher Bound Over After Assault Charge Near Bolster Wash

Andrew Hume a bachelor rancher near Bolster Washington was arrested on an assault and battery with a threat to kill J. Thorp a veteran stage man near Shesaw. Hume pleaded guilty and was bound over to the superior court under a $1000 peace bond.

Andrew Hume Bolster, Wash J. 8. Thorp Shesaw Hume

Telephone and fire alarm connections at Headquarters

Traveling Meet headquarters offers commodious sample rooms with free runs. The ad notes telephone and fire alarm connections across all rooms and promotes spacious facilities for attendees seeking comfortable accommodations.

St. George Northwest

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