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Newspaper
Pendleton Eagle Valley News
Location
Pendleton, Oregon, United States of America
Date
Nov 04, 1902
Page
7
Royal Neighbors of America Wildwood Camp No 2888 meets monthly with Merts second, Fer Tener, at Oda Mra. Ida Holcomb as Oracle. Mrs. Nettle Robbins serves as Recorder.
Snow and cold weather settled near Walla Walla as a rain turn to snow along theBlue Mountains fifteen miles from town. Snow depth measured two to three inches with chilly air driving residents to seek fires. Locals note it signals early winter and a timely spring, an unusual sight for this season.
Red Men of Walla Walla announce a second carnival to be held for a week in Armory hall during February after a successful inaugural event last winter. Committees are named and preparations will start soon after the holiday season.
Promoter S A Heilner of Baker City plans a wool scouring and packing plant using electric powered machinery in a 650 by 200 foot stone building near the O R and N tracks. Rev J W McGarven of Lexington Ky resigns over organ purchase for the Disciples Church. Scambre owned by L J Rose of Los Angeles trotted five miles in the city. Record for thin distance 7% seconds set at 12:24. Dance at La Dow hall on November 4 hosted by Alpha Association No 9.
J H Gwinn reports the formation of Oregon s first local Wool growers Association in Baker county uniting Pine and Eagle valleys under the state constitution. Enthusiastic meeting heard outlines of state plans and logistics. He predicts Oregon’s rural wool industry can double with better transportation.
A yardsale of 520 acre ranches with haying, springs, timber, and stock facilities alongside town properties. Offers include 175 acre irrigated tracts, 300 acre stock and grain farms with machinery, and town lots with houses, orchards, and baths. Prices range from 1,550 to 4,500, with several properties near post offices and river areas.
Beginning Friday evening this week Prof W A Wilson will conduct a Men’s Normal course in Bible study with weekly Friday meetings. Talks by city pastors on Sunday afternoons at 4 o clock will cover two fears. Rev Dr Warner speaks next Sunday. Robert Hotchkiss of Galveston has been hired as assistant superintendent to oversee fire rooms daily. The resort has grown to 108 members in the Dew Plain block on Court Street. Public invited to visit and see the work. board thanks business men and friends for gifts enabling the project.
At the council rooms last evening Rescue Hook and Ladder No 1 nominated officers for the upcoming election. Department chief candidates were Joe Bilinoe and Wk r Withee. Other nominees included foreman Provident, Join Van Oredall, A J Selbert, H C Mou su, and officials Selbert Nun ham Nelson, Nolf Cote, Anderson Hanning.
Note partial fragment shows Behring Beineule total catch rising to a yearly high. No clear date, place, or organization is readable to determine the full event or entities involved.
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