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Newspaper
Pendleton Eagle Valley News
Location
Pendleton, Oregon, United States of America
Date
Nov 01, 1907
Page
8
Idaho sheepmen fear for the industry’s future as federal inspectors withdrew Oct 15 and state officials took over. Dr. McClure said the federal campaign won’t resume unless infection risk rises. local law and enforcement will determine conditions.
Bliss harah Homme of Tibeis Miss Sarah M. Huomme of Champaen Ills accepts the position of teacher of domestic science and matron of Koontz hall at Pendleton Academy. She will begin November 15 and is currently pursuing graduate work at the University.
George Bowman died in the asylum at Salem after a brief commitment for brain illness. His body will reach here Sunday morning and a funeral is expected the same day. P Bowman, brother, left for Salem to arrange for the remains. He is survived by his parents John and wife, two brothers C. P. Bowman Pendleton and Frank Bowman Wallowa, and a sister Mrs. Orville Turner.
County libraries will receive new books within days funded by a $644 total to be distributed among districts by apportionment. Books cannot be sent to districts without a librarian, and some schools may miss out. Appointments depend on the county superintendent and directors' recommendations.
Pupils from Hawthorne Washington and Lincoln schools staged daylight and evening programs at the Armory with songs recitations and a Halloween ghost drill. Bernice Reps sang two pieces and Sibyl Cole Cavendolene Weaver performed. Beulah South recited The Night Wind. a dozen or more gangsters with jack lantern heads enacted the ghost drill after a ghost story read by Miss Rozene Epple.
Clarence Knight his wife and baby from Nara Visa New Mexico are in the city for a few days visiting Mr and Mrs G W Knight and family. After a few days in Wasco with Mrs Knight relatives they will return to the southwest. Knight says northern Texas and New Mexico are being settled by farmers and proving very productive.
Over 400 meals were sold by Pendleton restaurants to passengers on the delayed trains of the O R N yesterday and today. A half hour stop for breakfast occurred here yesterday while No 6, which arrived around noon today, paused for lunch.
The forest service reports grazing ranges in national forests are underutilized due to water shortages. Plans for rapid water supply improvements will start this year on Leadville National Forest in Colorado and Tumacacor National Forest in Arizona. Twelve springs to be cleaned and protected on Leadville with water piped to troughs. Tumacacor work will be larger but covers fewer springs. Similar improvements will begin on other national forests, benefiting stockmen across ranges.
Dean Tatom proprietor of the Electric Bakery has secured the Main street room vacated by Houchin grocery and will remodel it into a first class retail shop. The bakery will conduct both retail and wholesale business once the remodeling is complete. The Electric company now operates plants from the former Model bakery and the Hohbach bakery.
Two licenses issued this afternoon include Frank Phil lips and Bertha Linehart. A second license covers C. Cates with Sallie C Olma, and Robert A Olmstead with Nina A Cata, per the imperfect OCR list.
Do not delay when a cold begins for prompt relief. Acting at the first hour can prevent deeper illness and shorten suffering. Seek treatment promptly to reduce days lost and ease symptoms.
The University of Wyoming experiment station, in cooperation with the U S Bureau of Animal Industry, has 144 sheep in two shipments from Fresno and Washington. The program aims to pinpoint best breeds for Wyoming mutton and wool, including crossbreeding and novelty stocks like Persian fat rump and Tunleh. Congress started with 5000 for year one, rising to 16000 annually, with Wyoming the sole U S site for sheep breeding tests.
Kid Berg, a young pugilist from Utica, New York, shot himself in the stomach in Los Angeles yesterday and is expected to die. His action is linked to his failure to gain boxing fame.
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