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Pendleton Eagle Valley News

Location

Pendleton, Oregon, United States of America

Date

May 20, 1904

Page

8

Boston style ads mix state fair notes and sales

Fragmented local ad sweep lists store specials and events. Mentions Kunkel's Teutsch's Martin's Mint The Boston Furnished rooms Furnished housekeeping rooms 13 South Main street and Brock & McComas for tickets Among the Breakers. Holt harvester and E L Smith ads. Oregon Day excursion sale June 7 by O R and N Co.

Zack A. C. Rader McAdam Boston Weinoard Mint Owl Dougings Hanan Teutsch's Teutsch’s

Personal Mentions From Pendleton and Surroundings

Law Teutsch visited Feho while Asa B Thomson of Echo is in town today. J H Rambo of Weston visited Pendleton. Rev 8 B Putnam of Pilot Rock spent the day in Pendleton. G M Hays of Huron was here on a short business trip. Will M Peterson, noted attorney, was in the city. Mrs C E Roosevelt and her child are visiting relatives in Walla Walla. John McCourt attended to local business in Walla Walla. Mr and Mrs J Clame of Mitton are guests in Pendleton. Robert Burns, RKRN general agent at Walla Walla, was in the city. Jay Williams of the city and his wife visited Pendleton with Walla Walla connections. C J Millis livestock agent of R N visited to assess stock. James H Raley spoke at Echo for a Democratic rally. F B Holbrook of Irtigon stopped in Pendleton en route to the Echo rally. Jeff Hooper of Chicago visited Col KE M Lyons while en route to Moscow. Jesse Cohen of Victoria joined Pendleton friends for business and family visits. C C Berkeley left for Echo with no speech unless needed. Joseph Keen, Pendleton pioneer now in Elgin, at St George to visit old friends. Senator Ankeny of Walla Walla attended Hotel Bickers on banking matters. Judge G A Hartman and J N Bentley left for Echo to pursue rally interests. A Wo Nye deputy fish and game warden went to Echo to enforce season rules. M H Rice of Freewater in Pendleton for Oregon Fire Relief business. reports record strawberry crop ripening in Freewater and Milton.

Asa B. Thomson Echo J. H. Rambo Weston Pendleton B. Putnam Pilot Rock G. M. Hays Huron Will M. Peterson Athenha C. E. Roosevelt Tittle Eand Walla Walla John McCourt J. Clame Mitton Robert Burns J. Jesse Starbuck Jay Williams Cty C.J. Millis R. N Cal James H. Raley F. B. Holbrook Irtigon Jeff Hooper Chicago Col KE. M. Lyons Moscow Jesse Cohen Victoria BH. C Toth Leo Albert Cohen C. C Berkeley Joseph Keeney Elgin M. H. Rice Freewater Leity Oregon Fire Relief Company Umatilla Milton

Democratic Rally Draws 100+ From City to Echo Gathering

Over 100 attendees used excursion rate on the O R & W to the Echo rally amid music by McMinn. Speakers included Col James H Raley for district attorney and P B Holbrook for joint representative, with William Binkeley outlining needed eastern Oregon legislation and CP Strainnil arguing railroad property value policies. Echo Democratic Club led the event, drawing a large regional turnout and promising a grand free ball that night. Train schedules were adjusted to accommodate partygoers. three separate personal crisis reports in Seattle noted suicides and a fatal accident.

O RK & WN Echo McMinn James H. Raley PB. Holbrook Umatilla Morrow William Binkeley Echo Democratic Club Hutter Creek Ountry Pendleton

Circus crew hauls tents on foot after rain delays

Heavy rainfall at Eugene stops Norris and Rowe's circus from moving tents to the mail ground. Employees carry the entire outfit on foot across the earth ground. Sacrifice sale announced at the Owl Tea House with slippers on sale at Teulsch's.

Eugene Norris and Rowe's Circus Eaf The Owl Tea House Teulsch's

Spokane Contends for Terminal Rates in Coast Debate

Spokane leaders press for terminal rates, with Seattle Portland San Francisco and Tacoma delegates meeting Chicago rail officials. The aim is to block Spokane from claiming terminal status and to ensure coast cities receive fair treated routes. Coastal representatives urge parity with St Paul on a 300 mile east threshold, while Seattle and rivals push for equal access. Also notes Walla Walla Fair spring meet rate details and Edinburgh plans an 1907 international exhibition.

Spokane San Francisco Portland Seattle Chicago Jobbers & Manufacturers’ Association of Tacoma Great Northern Northern Pacific Union Pacific James [. Goldsmith HM. E. Swift Schwabacher Company I. H. Jennings Merchants’ Association J. C Seattle, Portland and Tacoms St. Paul

Also Mentioned on This Page

A. B. C. Bohemian the American Brewing CO ST. Louis Geo. Darveau Kunkel's Martin's Ros Pon Sile Court Street Beck MD East Oregonian M. Haring Smith Baer & Daley Oregon E. TL. Smith Little Holt Harvester Holt Harvesters E. L. Smith's Demott & Co.'s Merchante’ Cafe H. S. Bixby Logan Street C. Rohrman Holt Combined Harvester E. L. Smith Court St Marshall Humphreys C. W. Herman Frank Cortez Hermans E. C. Smith Boney Progressive Jeweler Main Street Circe Sans Oeppens A. C Koeppen & Brothers Law Teutsch Feho Democratic Rally North Fork FE. C. Smith Charles Thompson John Bourbon Elek Martin Mileldlestads Farmers’ Institute Peoples Warehouse AATEA Pacific Coast Walla Walla Fair Association E C. Smith Edinburgh Union of Scotland Carrier Millinery Kemmerer Coal Savings Bank Building Pendleton Steam Laundry Cottonwood Street Frazier Opera House Elaterite Roofing Co Worcester Block
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