Try 7 days of FREE access to billions of articles

Start Free Trial

Pendleton Eagle Valley News in Pendleton, Oregon

We have 1,612,739 pages in Oregon

View this page and access billions of articles with a 7-day free trial.

Start Free Trial

This is just the beginning! Our collection holds over 300 years of history, including rare newspapers, obituaries, marriage records, birth records, and so much more—most of which you won’t find anywhere else!

Start Free Trial

Cancel anytime, risk free

Not what you were looking for? Search our billions of articles

Advanced Search

Articles on This Page

This newspaper page contains 13 articles. Subscribers can read the full text of each article.

Newspaper

Pendleton Eagle Valley News

Location

Pendleton, Oregon, United States of America

Date

May 20, 1905

Page

8

City Briefs Roundup From UC Rader and Local Ads

City notes UC Rader and business items. Ads mention Rader Carpets Furniture and sale notices for a 4 room cottage at 316 Jane Street priced at 1000, gasoline engines from Bee Withee, Teutsch's store with wares, and Victor talking machines. A public murder indictment against City Marshal Lucy of Canyon City is reported. Also listed are farm acreage for sale, track work on the O R N line between this city and Umatilla, and various goods priced or offered locally.

Jane Street Wolf's G. BH. Dateon Umatilla

Society Notes Of Recent Card Parties And Visits

Continued from page 10 the society page notes guests of Mr and Mrs Lot Livermore visitors from California Mr and Mrs Horace Walker and Commissioner Walker are relatives Miss Nellie McMullen hosted a gathering in honor of Miss Lilian and Miss Lulu Mitchell of Union Mrs Minnie and Jve Jones hosted Miss Ida and Harriet Thompson for a card evening Mrs Edgar Lowell of Portland was feted by Mrs Switzler and others Prizes went to Mrs Switzler and Mrs Elmer Dodd Mrs Lee Moorhouse gave a thimble party for Mrs John Switzler of Umatilla Guests included Mesdames A Waye Theresa Starkweather H Bickers Lot Livermore George Clarke and several others

Nellie McMullen Lilian Lulu Mitchell Union Minnie Jve Jones Mien Ida Harriet Thompson Mra Edgar Lowell Portland Edwin Switzler Lee Held William Shulis Elmer Dodd Frank Moule Miss Moorhouse Mise Switeler Lessie Moorhouse Mira Switzler Mra Elmer Dodd Lee Moorhoune John Switsier Umatilla Mesdames A. Waye Theresa Starkweather H. Bickers Lot Livermore George Clarke Mary Dissonway Mary LaDow Mattie LaDow Jesse Falling John Hill H. Johnson Lee Teutech M. A. Hamilton Ruth Strahan Leona Thompson Miss Boyd

Great Money Raising Sale At Peoples Warehouse In Pendleton

The Money Raising Sale at the Peoples Warehouse grows as shoppers flock to Pendleton’s great store. With deep price cuts and bold advertising, the sale enters its second week offering first class merchandise at startling reductions across all lines, drawing a thrifty crowd.

Peoples Warehouse Pendleton

Reclamation Service Crew Adds Olen Arneplger

Olen Arneplger left last evening for Ontario to join the reclamation service crew on the Malheur project. He will remain with them until fall when he returns to the UV of 0.

Olen Arneplger Ontario Reclamation Service Malheur

At the Baptist Church Tomorrow’s Service Topics

At the Baptist Church tomorrow the morning service will feature a sermon titled How Shall I Keep From Backsliding and the evening service will present How Shall I Man Be Born.

the Baptist The Baptist Church

Residence Sale on West Court Street Recorded

Harl Stewart sold his residence on West Court Street to Barbara Cunningham of Lexington for 3500 dollars. Waditle & Son handled the transaction. Personal and public benefits are derived from judicious advertising.

Harl Stewart Weat Court Street Barbara Cunningham Lexington Waditle & Son

Personal visits and relocations sweep through Milton area

A string of local arrivals and departures is noted. Mr and Mrs Matt Shaw of Milton visit, Mr and Mrs H Clay from Telecaset tour the city, Roy Alexander and Al Knight travel to Baker City for a field meet, and William Holmes plans a return visit to New Sharon. John T Whistler travels to Portland for reclamation work, Mrs R Bamber joins Major Ira K Bamber, Thomas Smith continues to Milton via Echo, and Conrad Platzoeder relocates to Claresholm Alberta with a short return. Phoebe Donato leaves for Tacoma for post graduate study, Roy McClallen resigns his bank post to move to Roseburg, E T Davis arrives after England, Elmer Drake visits his father C D Drake, and L E Drake aids logging routes. Judge S A Lowell travels to Milton to assist in Grover Martin case, while C Swift of S C Swift & Son visits to meet patrons. Conductor Coykendail reports to La Grande to spray apples on his Grand Ronde valley orchard.

William Holmes New Sharon Laws John T. Whistler Portland Reclamation Service R. Bamber Wichita Ira K. Bamber Umatilla Thomas Smith Echo Milton Mra Preston Conrad Platzoeder Claresholm Alberta Mr. Platzoeder Phoebe Donato St. Anthony's Hospital Tacoma Wash St Joseph's Hospital Roy McClallen Savings Bank W. J. Furnish Jett Roseburg E. T. Davis Eugene England Elmer Drake Doty C. D. Drake Elmer L. E. Drake A. Lowell Grover Martin C. N. Preston Freewater Halley & Lowell 3. C. Swift San Franecisco C. Swift & Son Paper Company Northwest Oregon

Railroads Prosperous In Official Reports Increases Arise

The Union Pacific reports March gross earnings up 751000 and net up 454000. For nine months to April 1 gross earnings rise 2656006 and net 1793000. Southern Pacific plans redeeming June 1 of new bonds at par with 42.50 per 1000 for old bonds. Oregon Short Line seeks 45000000 refinancing bonds to retire 4 percent participating bonds due 1905. Northern Pacific stock on NYSE, value of its 50 percent stake in Chicago Burlington Quincy placed at 109112909. Eight months earnings show gross 33771946 up about 2000000 from 1904. surplus 4181001, down from 2193331 last year.

Union Pacific Southern Pacific Tte Oregon Short Line New York Stock Exchange Northern Pacific Chicago, Burlington & Quincy Great Northern and Northern Picific

Roosevelt Jr Teaches Sunday School Quietly in Washington

Teddy Roosevelt Jr the president's eldest son has been teaching a Sunday school class at an Episcopal chapel on the edge of Washington since September. President Roosevelt has made quiet visits to the mission on special occasions and Mrs Roosevelt attends monthly, a rarity that has left the White House and public curious but outwitted for a time.

Teddy” Roosevelt, Jr Episcopal Chapel Washington Roosevelt Saya Washington Star

First Wreck on the Branch Near Schuttler Guide

The Condon railroad's first wreck occurred near Schuttler guide last Thursday when an engine and three cars jumped the track. No one was hurt, but the engine was badly damaged and sent to the shop for repairs.

Condon Schuttler Iast Ariington

Erection Contract for New Residence Near McCormack Station

The contract for constructing a new residence for Chrng Breding near McCormack station was signed yesterday in Architect Troutman’s office. The project is valued at $3000.

Chrng Breding McCormack Station Troutman

Women’s Club Picnic Near McKay Creek

The Current Literature club with 25 members held its annual picnic at the farm of Mrs. Mattie LaDow on McKay Creek Friday. Retiring president Mrs. G. A. Hartman, Sr. spoke on the year’s work and future possibilities. The gathering featured impromptu speeches, a toast mistress, and a sprightly mood despite Mrs. J. F. Robinson spraining her ankle. Mrs. Robinson is expected to recover quickly. The Thursday Afternoon club will meet with Mrs. J. A. Fee on May 25 to discuss Shakespeare’s Midsummer Night’s Dream, with members sharing favorite plays or characters.

McKay Creek Mra Mattie LaDow G. A. Hartman, Sr Mra. K. C Mra J. A. Fee

Mark Twain and the Harbor Osteopath Tale

A York Harbor anecdote recalls Mark Twain seeking an osteopath as hair stood on end and a joke about a “cyclopodium” being a new fangled doctor. Jed Brooks narrates the comic misreading leading to a dental-like exchange and a misidentified medical figure.

Mark Twain York Harbor Furness Cap Brooks Waal Jed Brooks Steve Harvard College

Also Mentioned on This Page

Teutsch UC Rader Nufcod U. C Rader Rader, Rader Candy Dutton Teéutsch's Ware Shaniko Dutton Enrique Creel Ofhihuihua Mexico Aspiroc United States Victor Lucy Canyon City Ernest Hickman Leathere & Nichol Gritman Cigar Ature Bentley @ Hartman L. Honsiker Malin Street Koeppens A. C. Koeppen & Brothers Matt Shaw H. Clay Telecaset City Mr. Clay Telcomnet Roy Alexander Ail Knight Baker City Coykendail Pendleton-Huntington RO & N la Grande Grand Ronde Valley Teddy, Jr Mra. J. F. Robinson Mra. Robinson Thurday Afternoon Club Main Forest Conrad Platepeder Sullivan & Bonda Aa Pendleton Meat CO Main Street Goodman-Thompson Co Justrite Donaldson’s Red Cross Pharmacy Postoffice Block MAIN PHONE Golden Rule Oxford Gypsie
Search Courier

Search the Pendleton Eagle Valley News Today with a Free Trial

We want people to find what they are looking for at NewspaperArchive. We are confident that we have the newspapers that will increase the value of your family history or other historical research. With our 7-day free trial, you can view the documents you find for free.

Not Finding What You Were Looking for on This Page of The Pendleton Eagle Valley News?

People find the most success using advanced search. Try plugging in keywords, names, dates, and locations, and get matched with results from the entire collection of newspapers at NewspaperArchive!

Looking Courier

Browse Newspapers

You can also successfully find newspapers by these browse options. Explore our archives on your own!

By Location

By Location

Browse by location and discover newspapers from all across the world.

Browse by Location
By Date

By Date

Browse by date and find publications for a specific day or era.

Browse by Date
By Publication

By Publication

Browse old newspaper publications to find specific newspapers.

Browse by Publication