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Pendleton Eagle Valley News

Location

Pendleton, Oregon, United States of America

Date

May 31, 1904

Page

8

Orpheus Opera Company to Appear at Pendleton Church

Pendleton Camp No 41 of Woodmen of the World arranges a high class entertainment at the Christian church next Saturday night June 4 featuring the Orpheus Opera Company led by Bernhard Walther with Katherine De Vere and Jean St Remy. The company, praised by The Portland Oregonian and The San Francisco Chronicle, is expected to attract a large audience.

Pendleton Camp Christian Church Orpheus Opera Company Pacific Coast Orpheus Company Bernhard Walther Katherine Te Vere America Jean St. Remy Dorothy Walsworth Portland Oregonian Katherine de Vere The San Francisco Chronicle Walther

Exercises At Agency Close Of Umatilla School

The Umatilla Indian School ends its term with closing exercises at the agency tonight. Friends of the school and others interested in its work are invited to attend and share in the event.

Umatilla Indian School

Education of the Indians School Closing Exercises

Agent Charles Wilkins invites attendance at the Umatilla school closing exercises marking a successful term with about 110 children enrolled. The event showcases the progress of students and teachers as the city is urged to attend to support educational efforts for the Umatilla children.

Charles Wilkins Umatillas

Stock Shipments Active and Local Market News

Dr. B N Hutchinson of the bureau of animal industry visits town for a few days on department business. He notes brisk eastern movement of stock and sheep despite low prices, with last week’s trainloads of mutton sheep ships from Oregon and Washington and four or five more planned. Green peas enter local markets at three pounds for a quarter, with recent spread from Walla Walla and Milton. gardens frosts caused no major damage. Bryan states he will not accept the Democratic nomination for president this year.

BN. Hutchinson Bureau of Animal Industry Hutchinson Oregon Washington Walla Walla Milton

Coat that keeps warmth in for the thin body

An ad promoting Scott's Emulsion as a body coat that builds firm flesh and supplies needed fat to warm the sick or thin. It promises a sample free upon request from OY & OWNE, 409 Pearl Street, New York.

Scott OY & Owne Pearl Street New York

Four new brick buildings rising on Court Street

Court Street progresses with plans for four new brick structures, including a harness shop move to Court and Cottonwood, a Standard Grocery relocation, and several new brick stores. Construction begins tomorrow with deadlines set for August completion and mid summer finishes.

Court Street Carl Weissert Court and Cottonwood Standard Grocery Co Weissert Harness Shop la Dow Messrs. O'Gara & Barnhart Standard Grocery Johnson J. C. Spoonemore Milarkey G. A. Robbing Owl Tea House Standard Grocery Company Stroble Wolssort Wheeler Eagles John Blobert

Fowler Confident in Bright Prospects for County Recorder

W H Fowler, a popular Democratic candidate for county recorder, returns from a countywide trip feeling stronger about victory. Known for service as deputy in county clerk, recorder and sheriff offices, he is well acquainted with taxpayers and railroad circles from years as an O R & WN conductor between Portland and Pendleton. His broad county office experience positions him to efficiently discharge recorder duties.

W. H. Fowler Harry Fowler Mr. Fowler Portland Pendleton Fowler

Bond Sale Set By School Board At June 15

The school board met at Jesse Falling’s home and decided to offer new bonds for sale on June 15. Mr Falling presided from bed, conducting the meeting in businesslike fashion as his fractured thigh gradually heals, keeping up active interest in board affairs.

Jesse Falling Falling

Woolbuyers Head to The Dalles and Bhaniko for Sales

Woolbuyers who have set up here for the season will ride the midnight train tonight to The Dalles. They will take the branch to Bhaniko to attend wool sales there the last week. They must catch an early train and an extra day to ensure connection at The Dalles. A large stock of wood lies in Shaniko warehouses, and prospects for a very successful sales day look bright for both growers and buyers.

Dalles Bhaniko Shaniko

Pendleton-Adame baseball clash ends nine to four

Yesterday afternoon on Alta street grounds the Wonders hosted Adama in a low scoring game that ended nine to four in favor of the home team. Adama's visiting lineup struggled as Pendleton pitchers kept their bats quiet while the Wonders tallied early and held the lead throughout the contest.

Adama Alta Street Pendioton Boys

Wonders Hit Weston for Pair of Games During Picnic

The report notes a hard time at La Grande with a listless stretch but overall solid effort. The Adams brothers played hard yet faltered at key moments, allowing the opponents to pull ahead. Wonders plan to travel to Weston on Thursday for two games amid the Pioneers' picnic activities.

la Grande Adams Wonders Weston Pioneers

Police Court Proceeds Varied by a Woman Drunk and Disorderly

Proceedings in the Police Court feature a woman’s drunken and disorderly conduct with John Doe and Jane Doe each paying five dollars into the city coffers. John Hay’s case is continued after an unresponsive mood. Thomas Gorman is sentenced to three days in jail. Ed Perry to five days at Hotel Scheer for the same offense. A visit by W. B. Hinge from San Francisco leads to越 travel plans to Grangeville via family. L. Rt. Conklin of Silverton plans a short visit with professor BE B. and Roy Conklin, owner of a boarding house for miners. G. A. Robbing reports selling a $2000 death claim for O. M. Campbell of Echo who died May 7, warrant May 27.

Fits Gerald Doe John Doe Jane Doe John Hay Thomas Gorman Ectty Ed Perry Scheer Samme W. B. Hinge 4&J. Mary's College San Francisco J. T Hinkle Grangeville Waho Mra J. T. Hinkle L. Rt. Conklin Silverton Washkin Town Professor BE. B Roy Conklin G. A. Robbing Woodmen Line O. M. Campbell Echo

Mrs Van Orsdall Returning From California Trip

Mrs Carrie Van Orsdall long active for the Women of Woodcraft is en route home from California and is expected to reach Pendleton late this week.

van Orsdall Carrie van Orsdall California Woodtcraft Pendleton

Dr Kilmer Swamp Root Kidney Remedy Advertisement

An old newspaper ad touts Dr Kilmer Swamp Root as a great kidney remedy. It claims kidneys filter and purify blood, that weak kidneys harm the body, and urges readers to mail for a free sample and pamphlet. It cites Kilmer and company in Binghamton New York.

Dr. Kilmer & Co Hingamston

Bond bids sought for Pendleton school district bonds

Sealed proposals for sixty thousand dollar school district bonds are invited by Umatilla County Oregon for District No Sixteen Pendleton and nearby areas. Bids due June 16 at five P M with one thousand dollar security and a six percent annual interest rate payable semi annually. Bonds mature in twenty years but payable in ten or sooner at option. bidder must meet state law requirements and districts may reject any bid.

Umatilla County Oregon Mia Ulla County Pendleton Timartilla Courty New York City Sais Bank Aald Umatila John Hailey, JR Bixtoun

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