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Pendleton Eagle Valley News

Location

Pendleton, Oregon, United States of America

Date

May 25, 1905

Page

8

Excellent Mountain Range Grass In Rich Condition

H L Hunter of Hunter Stephens reports the summer range in Union county is unusually lush. Late rains and occasional snows have supplied moisture, boosting grass growth. The firm bought sheep for the eastern market and also runs some themselves, with most flocks now in the mountains after shearing.

H. L. Hunter Hunter & Stephens Union County Hunter

Odd Fellows Delegates to Grand Lodge Sessions Portland

Two Pendleton Odd Fellows lodges will send a large delegation to the grand lodge sessions in Portland starting June 7. A daylight excursion will carry delegates from Pendleton on June 6, with Odd Fellows Day at the Lewis and Clark fair on June 9 drawing additional attendees. Rebekahs may travel June 5 for their Portland meeting on June 6.

Pendleton Odd Fellows Portland Grand Lodge Eureka Len G&karon J. Taylor T. J. Tweedy Integrity Jann E. Ream Ed Moregan W. H. McCormmack A. M. Erb Rebekahs

Back from Montana Green Finds Pendleton Leading Growth

J. A. Green, former Arlington lodging house proprietor, returns from Montana and praises Pendleton as unmatched in advancement. He says no other Northwest town rivals Pendleton’s progress and that Washington and Montana towns show little comparable enterprise.

J. A. Green Arlington Lodging House Montana Pendleton Northwest Washington

Savvy Advice on Easing Declining Years

The note urges avoiding speculation and saving surplus earnings. It advises depositing funds here and adding 4 percent to land value, promising details available any day. It presents a cautious, planful approach to financial security in later years.

Business conditions seen as good. Hamilton farm astonishes

He toured Marcus Daly's Hamilton Montana farm last week and found 22 000 acres under cultivation, mainly alfalfa, highly productive. Instead of fat horses and fancy driving horses, the farm now raises a heavy grade of work horses and large numbers of cattle.

Marcus Daly Hamilton, Mont

Reaping the Harvest at Fraser theater Pendleton May 28

Fraser theater brings the stirring comedy drama Reaping the Harvest to Pendleton on Sunday May 28 with Miss Julia Romaine as lead. Seats go on sale Saturday with popular prices. Also notes Bulking New Dairy Barn by T G Halley near Pendleton on Wild Horse Creek to house about 50 cows with modern dairy fittings. Rev George T Ellis to Echo to organize a Baptist church. Musical Friday Night postponed due to high school commencement. War department to spend 104000 at Fort Walla Walla next year.

Fraser Theater Pendleton Julia Romaine T. G. Halley Oregon Wild Horse Creek Echo George T. Ellis Athena

The Real Test Of Herpicide Holds True

A claim that Newbro's Herpicide proves its value by stopping hair loss at the root. Letters from prominent users nationwide praise its effectiveness, noting it cleanses scalp and hair without grease. Detroit agents A C Koeppen & Bros advertise samples and distribution.

Newbro Aea Sha Stampe Detroit Mich A.C. Koeppen & Bros

Council Grants Hotel Eastern Remodel Permit With Caveats

At the latest city council meeting a permit was approved for remodeling the Hotel Eastern into a one story building with a metal roof, on condition that small sheds and corrals be removed. The open cellarways debate dominated the session and a special stairway permit for George Darveau was approved with safety provisions. A dispute over the poundmaster Thorp led by Ben Pierce ended with Marshal Carney defending the official and explaining constraints and claimed slanders.

George Darvean Marshal Carney Samuel George Met Dickson George Darveau Webb Street Council Ben Pierte Thorp Mr. Pierce North Fork John Day Elity Pound Pacific States Telephone Company

Return Ball Game Sunday at Walla Walla Excursion Train

A ball game is scheduled for next Sunday against Walla Walla with an accompanying excursion from that city. Walla Walla fans are expected to bring 400 to 500 supporters to boost their team as they aim to overturn a prior knockout. The Pendleton manager reports Weston has accepted a Memorial Day match here on May 3, making the third game between Pendleton and Weston.

Walla Walls Walla Walla Cooley Pendleton Weston

Funeral of Captain Dunn in Olney Cemetery

The funeral for Captain Joseph Dunn was held this morning at 7 PM from Baker & Folsom parlors, with interment in Olney Cemetery. Pallbearers included J. B. Mumford and Leon Cohen as Rev. Robert Warner led graveside services. Dunn’s widow Mrs Dunn had died earlier. Among mourners were J. Dunn of Tacoma and three daughters, plus five sons including James and William.

Joseph Dunn Olney Baker & Folsom Undertaking J. B. Mumford Dr. Johnson George Peabfer William Love A. H. Rugg Leon Cohen H. H. Reynolds Pitot Rock Captain Dunn Ransom Lievallen Weston East Oregonian James Dunn Tacoma William Dunn Nampa Idaho Harry Dunn Spencer Joseph John Aliska

Taylor Hardware Sells Abbey Impree Rod To Wes ley Matlock

A nine foot five ounce Abbey & Impree split bamboo fishing rod was secured by Taylor Hardware for Wes ley Matlock. The rod, valued at $91, arrived yesterday and drew notable local interest among anglers. Linn county pioneers plan a three day reunion starting June 7.

Han Taylor Hardware Company Wesley Matlock Abbey & Impree

Pendleton census tallies show 6700 people counted so far

Assessor Strain reports the Pendleton enumeration over a month with about 6700 residents so far and expects a final total after missing individuals are added. He notes a 33 1 3 percent gain since 1900, up from 4400 to about 6700, and asks locals to report overlooked persons to his office or the Commercial Association.

Mr. Strain Com East Oregonian Pendleton Pendietoin Nye Commercial Association Rooms

Delegates Named for Good Roads Convention Trip

County Judge H J Bean appointed twenty delegates to attend the National Good Roads convention in Portland June 21 to 24. Delegates will leave June 20 and arrive Portland that evening. The list includes Barrett Athena Provst er Weston Barnes Weston Richmond Helix Mosgrove Mion BASKett Freewater Vinson Freewater Adams Weston Hales Adams Mc Manus Pilot Rock Willis Echo Brownell Umatilla Wells Freewater Schmidt Athena Hudemann Fulton Lowell Pendleton Thompson Butter Creek Cockburn Milton Dale Helix Alexander Pendleton. Good Roads day is set for June 24 at the fair with an approved program.

Bean Vas Portland H. J. Bean Cc. A. Barrett Athena G. W. Provbster Weston A. Barnes Frank Richmond Helix Matt Mosgrove Mion Jeane Baskett Freewater J. S.S. Vinson Henry Adams Jeane O. Hales Adams J. P. McManus Pilot Rock H. C. Willis Echo D. ©. Brownell Umatilla Charles Wells Henry Schmidt Julius Hude Mann Fulton A. Lowell Pendleton Aga Thompson Butter Creek C. T. Cockburn Milton William Dale R. Alexander

Electrifier Installed in Mill to Bleach New Wheat Flour

New Electrifier by W. Byeras installed at his flour mill in the city uses a charged air current to bleach flour made from new wheat to match the color of old wheat flour. Described as a major modern improvement, the system cost $3700 to install.

Byeras

Pendleton Featured in Lewis and Clark Catalogue

An elegant photomontage of Pendleton will appear in the Lewis and Clark official catalogue and program issued by fair management shortly before the opening. Wheeler provided the Pendleton photograph for the cut.

Pendleton Lewis and Clark The Fair Management Wheeler

Baptist Social Postponed to June 1 Evening

The Baptist social scheduled for tonight has been postponed and will now be held on the evening of Thursday, June 1.

Baptist Social

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