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Newspaper

Pendleton Eagle Valley News

Location

Pendleton, Oregon, United States of America

Date

May 29, 1909

Page

2

Dead man found at Ring Station identified as unknown tramp

A unknown man, likely a tramp, was found dead on the floor of a grain warehouse at Ring station formerly Canyon. Discovery was made by EF Ferguson’s sons. coroner notified, no examination yet. Death attributed to heart trouble. papers may identify him. Ring Station is first stop north of Vanderk on the Northern Pacific branch. Memorial Day events include Oregon National Guard Co L reporting at 8:45 a.m. at Olney cemetery.

E. Ferguson Tramp Ring Station Canyon EF. Ferguson Ferguson Northern Pacific Pendleton Folsom Ring Vancydle

General Memorial Day Observance Notes Continued

Memorial Day observance details continue from page one with adherence to orders issued by authorities. The arrangement outlines ceremony timing, participants, and public participation guidelines as reported by the local newsroom.

City notices and court briefs feature local figures

A lone drunk faces a five dollar fine in police court. W Piper, an 80 year old Umatilla County pioneer, is said to have grown the county’s first wheat. Substitutes book and organize June magazines for the library while Noordhoff resigns from Pendleton Academy. Readers are urged to donate back issues to aid library shelves.

Jim Doe W. Piper Umatilla County Helix W. C. Pruitt W. F. Taylor

Umatilla Pioneers Picnic at Weston

The Umatilla pioneers picnic at Weston opened with a first day concert and grand ball. Day two featured an enhanced program in the pavilion with Josie Lavender and Earl Simpson singing, Dr Hill solo, Niles reading, and a parade of 89 old-time pioneer automobiles drawing cheers.

Tor Fletcher Ta Srache Taylor and Hill Josie Lavender Earl Simpson Dr. Hill Niles Trimn Ias

Two Day Fishing Trip Heads Toward Umatilla Headwaters

K Cranston and Boone Watson depart this evening for a two day fishing excursion to the Umatilla headwaters intending to return Monday night. They have not chosen the specific stream yet. W C Minn, once in the local fuel business, now ranching near Nye, has filed for voluntary bankruptcy with assets around 4,000 and liabilities near 11,000, with assets thought to be about double their real value.

K. Cranston Boone Watson Umatilla W. C. Minn Nye

Taft elector J D Lee returns home from Oregon trip

J D Lee former penitentiary superintendent and Taft elector Pendleton last evening en route to Portland. He spoke yesterday at Weston to Oregon pioneers in Umatilla county. Clarence Kearney slowly recovers from a fall from an early morning train. Dr J Smith says consciousness may return.

J.D. Lee J. D. Lee The Penitentiary Taft Pendleton Portland Weston Oregon Kearney Clarence Kearney Dr. J. Smith

Hermiston 10 hosts Straw berry Day celebration

Special Correspondence reports Hermiston plans a Tuesday strawberry day inviting all county residents. Berries are at peak as organizers prepare a large celebration with strawberries and cream for visitors. People can tour the project and the new dam and reservoir, now a lake about five miles long.

Hermiston

Home From College Returns In Train Encounters

Lester Hamley, formerly a University of Washington student, arrives home by the noon Northern Pacific train. Miss Una Smith, who studied in Washington, D. C., also arrives on the noon train from the east and plans a summer at home.

Lester Hamley University of Washington Una Smith Washington, D. C

Pendleton Tigers Form In Local Baseball Rivalry

Pendleton forms a new baseball team named the Pendleton Tigers and plans to play its first game next Monday against the Bloomer Girls of Chicago. The lineup includes Lester Crownin, Chas Millen, Glenn Finch, Roy Alexander, H Robbins, Carl Leonard, Alme Fardiff, Goodman, Stevens, Roy LaDuc and others as listed. details indicate a debut clash with a touring Chicago squad.

Pendleton Tigers Bloomer Girls of Chicago Lester Crownin Chas Millen Glenn Finch Roy Alexander H. Robbins Carl Leonard Alme Fardiff Goodman Stevens Roy LaDuc

Notable family reunion scene in Succesa Magazine

A mother reunites with her many children after three days of social duties. Young Ruth asks her mother the day she was born and learns it falls on Thursday, which the child notes is her mother’s day off. The vignette captures domestic humor and maternal warmth.

The Path to Truth Through Faithful Adherence

A concise reflection urges steadfast fidelity to truth by following it wherever it leads, arguing honesty requires disciplined attention to facts and avoiding evasions or distortions. The saying frames truth as a guiding principle for personal conduct and judgment.

General delivery hours extended at local post office

Postmaster Brown announces the general delivery window will stay open Sunday forenoons from 9:30 to 10:30, instead of 9 to 10. On Memorial Day Monday the window will also operate from 9:30 to 10:30.

Brown

Family to move from Baltimore to Bend to farm

The Baltzore family plans to leave Baltimore in a few days for Bend where they will establish a home. They will travel by land across the country. Mr Baltezore has worked at Pendleton Iron Works for several years but poor health has led his family to urge him to take up farming.

T Bend Baltzore Familly Bend Baltezore Pendleton Iron Works

Knights of Pythias leaders visit forenoon train to Athena

Grand chancellor Gus Moser and G K R S L F R Stinson arrived by forenoon train from Baker City and left at 12 80 for Athena to attend a Pythian meeting this evening. They were accompanied by J W Maloney past grand chancellor. In the county Moser, Stinson will also visit lodges at Weston Helix and Adams.

Thian Gus Moser Knights of Pythias L. FR. Stinson Baker City Athena J. W. Maloney Mosers Stinson Weston Helix Adams

Montie Gwinn Reports Rainfall Benefit in Malheur County

Montie B Gwinn former president of the American National bank is in town returning from Malheur county where he holds extensive property interests He notes rainfall conditions to be favorable and says the State Bankers Association meeting will be held in Seattle in June with him presiding as association president.

Montie Gwinn Montie B. Gwinn American National Bank Malheur County Mr. Gwinn State Bankers’ Association Seattle

Bloomer Girls to Visit Pendleton Tigers Monday

The Chicago Bloomer girls led by Clare Orser travel to Pendleton for a Monday afternoon game. The squad is made up mainly of girls with a boy battery. The lineup includes Clare Orser, Florence Cook, Ed Hanana, Garrett, Rosale Otis, Emma Cook, and Elsie Erick.

Bloomer Chicago Bloomer Girls Clare Orser Pendleton Tigers Battery Clare Orwor Florence Cook Ed Hanana P Garrett Rosale Otis Emma Cook Elsie Erick

Hood River anxious about strawberry pickers

Hood River Oregon reports warm weather and showers ripening the strawberry crop. Growers struggle to recruit harvesters with 1500 needed by June 1 and only 200 immediate work. Indian labor expected May 20 may not arrive. Crate price runs to 5 dollars while season may run to July 1 due to a large crop.

Hood River Willamette Valley Davidson Fruit Company Fruit Growers’ Union Upper Valley

Rich farmer and wife in steerage aboard Adriatic

E L Lande, a wealthy Mayville North Carolina farmer, and his wife sailed to Europe as steerage passengers on the White Star liner Adriatic. Lande vowed not to spend his earnings until touring Europe in his motor car, preferring steerage over first class which costs $200 versus his $70 fare.

New York White Star Line E. L. Lande Mayville N. C Europe Lande Steamship Company

McDougall Kitchen Cabinets Featured in Rader’s Windows

The talk of the town celebrates McDougall kitchen cabinets praised as beautiful and labor saving. See Rader's show windows. Join the club June 3, 4 and 5.

McDougall Rader

Also Mentioned on This Page

Standard Grocery Co Co. L Olney 3Rd Inf. O. N. G Oregon National Guard Adjutant General's Office Ore Oregon National Guard W. E. Finzer Accordanés Iit F&s Tallman & Co Noordhoff F. K. Noordhoff Pendleton Academy Milton Academy Umatilla Pioneers W. C. Minnis Wm. E. Hanscom Jeweler Winslow Bros Pendleton Dye Works Fic Syrup Co Panamas Knox and Gordon Stiff Gordon Boston E. Alta Max Baer East Oregonian
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