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Newspaper
Pendleton Eagle Valley News
Location
Pendleton, Oregon, United States of America
Date
Nov 03, 1905
Page
8
In a busy market chatter runs hot about an active Christine trade while prices for wheat and wool stay firm. The Blighte show frost and readiness, with moisture favorable for seeding, and the town remains upbeat about upcoming developments. More details promised later.
We are the only exclusive crockery and glass dealers in the city. We study the markets, buy direct from European and American manufacturers, and can save you money with a square deal to all.
A local shop named Owl Tea House showcases a selection of dolls toys tools and a hand finished game set available for purchase. The display includes a variety of small items appealing to young shoppers and collectors alike.
State Superintendent J H Ackerman and Prof A W Hendricks attend the Umatilla county teachers institute at the First Christian church. Tonight Hendricks lectures on Educational Demands of the Twentieth Century and Ackerman speaks tomorrow on educational work in general. Outside teachers join Pendleton staff for lectures and a musical literary program features Miss Myrtulene Fraker and Pendleton High School chorus.
Boston store incorporation centers on rewarding employees by promoting them into the business. O. K. Roosevelt outlines incentives as the Howton Store plans expansion and shared ownership potential.
Northwestern Gas & Electric seeks a city franchise with controls to avoid competition from a future gas rival. Officials favor terms allowing city takeover, or a separate chartered firm protecting city interests. Also notes petition for EB. L. Smith for councilman in the fourth ward with broad support.
Head Consul I. L. Bonk of the Woodmen of the World arrives from La Grande on the R and N trail noon today for a Northwest campaign. A public reception is planned at the First Christian church tomorrow at 7 oclock with a 7:45 procession to the church. Local entertainment committee escorts him from the train and final arrangements are in place.
In circuit court Carter Raley Ra ley for O R NS Co file equity suit challenging a 12 000 per mile tax on the roadbed as unjust They seek to prove 5800 and 1904 per mile as just assessments and offer that amount In court Some attorneys say payment must be offered and accepted by the county or court may direct transfer to the county treasurer The lengthy filing describes county property and is signed by Catton Carter Raley Spenser and others
Dr W Vincent circulates a petition for the nomination of Charles Hamilton for city treasurer. Hamilton is the current incumbent. The only other candidate so far is Mark Moorhouse, whose petition was filed yesterday.
Mayor W F Mallock travels to Portland to confer with the state agricultural board about buying surplus Lewis and Clark Fair property. The board will assess the items and decide what to acquire to improve the Salem state fair buildings and grounds, aiming for a reasonable price.
A high class musical program is planned in this city on November 16 at the Frazer theater. Walter Reed of Portland, a popular singer, will perform with Mr Alexander of Portland. A group of local ladies, music lovers, organize the event to bring refined entertainment to the community. Proceeds support a charitable or cultural aim, not personal gain.
Pendleton stores close at 7 o clock Saturday to allow employees to attend a reception for Head Consul Hook of the Woodmen of the World at the Christian church. A literary and musical program will be presented with the public invited to attend. A $12,000 school bond proposal in Rosalin Waxh. carried but election must be reheld due to technicalities. second vote set for November 11.
A periodical appeal extols Lydia E. Pinkham's Vegetable Compound as a remedy for nervous prostration in women. It cites symptoms such as irritability, sleeplessness, mood swings, and fatigue and includes a Brooklyn reader's testimonial praising relief and renewed vitality after using the tonic.
The Forater planning mills prepare finished woodwork for about eight new houses in the city and surrounding country. Builders include J. T. Brown Glenn Winslow Claude Penland Levi Johnson Nathan Moore and William Duff with homes near the river race track and northeast of the city. Additional improvements are planned as winter building grows. Mrs. B. D. Collins died suddenly on Butter Creek and her body was moved to Kennewick for burial after services at the Rader undertaking pattern.
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