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Newspaper
Pendleton Eagle Valley News
Location
Pendleton, Oregon, United States of America
Date
May 30, 1905
Page
8
Local column lists varied items for sale and services including a cottage, rent notices, furniture, and groceries. Entries mention Blue Mountain butter, Victor records, a six room house for sale, a six room rental, and an express shipment of neckwear. Several odd spellings hint at OCR issues across addresses and names.
Secretary Hitchcock outlines that lands withdrawn for irrigation may be restored to entry if not needed. He emphasizes equal access for all, rejects conditioned restoration, and states government will restore lands found unnecessary for irrigation promptly. The ruling signals department policy to restore unneeded lands and grant equal entry to settlers.
Sheriff T D Taylor departed this morning for Salem with Rodgers and Cauthorn, both sentenced to two and one year terms in the penitentiary. Otto Hockinemith, given an indeterminate forgery sentence, was not transported. A New York firm plans to plant spruce trees for lumber, importing 19 hampers from Germany, each with 17,000 young trees.
Echo residents and area visitors are warming up to summer travel as numerous individuals leave for Portland Milton Athena and other destinations. Among those seen today were Rev N H Brooks M A Ferguson editor J W Maloney and others heading to various trips and awaiting returns from journeys to Milton Portland and The Dalles.
Harry Shaw won two games to one against Chris Lange to clinch the city pool championship at the Merchants Cafe. Lange opened with two straight 100-point wins over Charles Hamilton, then Shaw won the final two games 47-60, 25-50 to take the $25 prize and city title. A three-evening tournament begins Thursday.
Charles BR Dupuls and Maude M Bradburn of Weston wed at Thompson Street M FE parsonage at 32:16 PM May 29 with Rev. Robert Warner officiating. They plan to reside in La Grande after the ceremony.
Inland Empire should not wait for government action to open the portage road. Miles Fuller, 73, sentenced at Butte to hang on July 4 for the murder of Henry J. Galfahan in October.
A description offers eighty acres six miles from a railroad depot with seventy acres alfalfa and first class cultivable land in a mild climate. The property includes a good water right and rural free delivery. It rents now, indicating solid value.
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