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Newspaper
Pendleton Eagle Valley News
Location
Pendleton, Oregon, United States of America
Date
May 23, 1905
Page
5
A jumble of small notices and ads lists names such as Rader Carpets and Furniture Blue Mountain butter Teotoch and Teutsch stores. It advertises cottages for sale and rent a 11280 acre wheat farm for sale and a 100 acre grain farm. Also mentions railroad work crews in Oregon and a round trip Epworth League convention train offer for Denver.
Manager Hart of the A. D. T. explains today's lavue advertisement is delayed due to yesterday’s rush. It will appear tomorrow. He requests more messengers immediately, especially another boy over 18, as sales dates run June 2 to 5 with a final limit June 7 and a 30 day cap.
A Scripps-McRae report claims E. E. Buckingham, then superintendent of the Salt Lake division of the Oregon Short Line, will become general manager of the O R and N in Portland replacing B A Worthington who has resigned. Buckingham, en route to New York for talks with Harriman, is said to accept if offered. Rail veterans who worked under him on the Umatilla La Grande division praise his efficiency and leadership.
Captain Joseph Dunn, who died yesterday in Nampa Idaho, will be buried at Baker & Folsom undertaking parlor at 2 p.m. Thursday with Rev. Robert Warner of the M E church officiating. The remains will leave Nampa tomorrow evening at 6 p.m. arriving on the 11 o clock train, with possible deviation pending arrival. His three daughters Mrs H H McReynolds Mrs FP BL Sutherland and Mrs Chas Lieuallen will attend along with many friends from across the county.
County superintendent appoints a committee to examine eighth grade exam papers at the courthouse. Members include Mrs. F. Colesworthy, Mrs. Frank K. Welles, S. E. Derr, and Miss Roberta Rippey. Mr. Dirr replaces Mrs. Max Baer. The panel expects to finish tomorrow.
Herman Lorenz, a Cold Springs boy, lost the second finger of his left hand when a rope tore it away while leading a horse yesterday. He was brought in for treatment and the finger was grafted back by Dr. Cole, with hopes it can be saved. Snow reported in Joseph on May 21, per a private letter. Dr Wise Wipense and Mrs Whee will speak tonight at the Thompson Street M E church on foreign missions. The St George restaurant remains open day and night. Mrs Cooper, proprietress.
A parade of locals and visitors from Walla Walla, La Grande, Lexington, Pilot Rock, Ukiah, and other nearby towns visit Pendleton on a busy day. Notables include W. C. Motley, J. A. Wood, and E. A. Cummings. professionals attend meetings, legal work, and a funeral for Captain Joseph Dunn.
The high school senior class will host a class day program at the Christian Church tonight with no admission. Mins Josephine Cameron will preside. Readings include instrumental solos by Keith Johnson and Irmal Mann, vocal solo by Hernice Ruppe, and speeches such as Address to the Juniors by Ridge Smith.
The Northern Pacific will soon start a new passenger train between Spokane and the sound, and the schedule of the W. C. R. out of Walla Walla will be changed to meet this new service.
Philharmonic Music Society holds a meeting at Congregational church tonight. all members urged to attend. In Mayaville KY on May 23, five warrants were filed against Standard Oil for selling oil without a license in the city and county. each offense carries a $6000 fine.
Forty men from Umatilla are headed to Lostine in Wallowa county to operate Bam Litch’s machine plant. The 40-machines site will run for three weeks, clipping about 126000 sheep. Wallowa will be last in Eastern Oregon to finish due to high altitude and cold spring delays.
An overview from the New York Press describes osteopathy as a drugless science about ten years old, noting its aim to cure without pills or knives. It emphasizes health as perfect physical adjustment, natural health, and diseases as mechanical obstructions to circulation, with spinal origin as a key idea. The article invites readers to consult an osteopath for a careful examination to learn what they can do for specific conditions.
Exposition Accommodation Bureau in Portland invites bookings for first class hotel and room stays during the Lewis and Clark Exposition. Reserve now with a $1.00 reservation fee. rooms range from 60 cents to $2.00 a day across city hotels. Write to Department 11, Goodnough Building, Portland, Ore.
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