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Newspaper
Pendleton Eagle Valley News
Location
Pendleton, Oregon, United States of America
Date
Nov 05, 1903
Page
5
Various advertisements and notices list services and goods in the city. Cleanup shops, clothing stores, and piano dealers promote cleaning, repairs, and sales. Rentals, lodging, and painting services appear alongside festival notices and a state teachers meeting in Baker City with travel fare details.
Readable fragments discuss opticians fitting glasses with an emphasis on comfort and accuracy. Mentions reliable fitting methods and the aim of providing glasses that suit small frames and correct vision.
Anna J Wilderbag sold to O Le Fields for 1000 dollars the northeast quarter of the southwest quarter of section 30 in township 6 north range 26 east containing 40 acres near Spofford. W J Furnish and wife sold to A G Horn of Pilot Rock for 1600 dollars 320 acres in township 2 north range 33 near Mission.
Local grocer promises to refund money if product does not meet satisfaction. A terse notice outlines customer protection terms and exchange policy for purchases.
A stream of brief calls and short visits fills Pendleton as numerous residents and out of town guests stop in for business and social rounds. Names include Houser Osburn Huston Wenr Thrasher Guard N B Strong Moore Myrick Young Montgomery Beathe McBride Steen Ashford Clark Kennedy Peterson Kerns Hawes Adams and Walter Adams among others visiting for court, business, or to see friends.
The managers of the Men’s Resort form four committees to organize work by departments. A membership panel of five, a seven person lookout group for janitor duties and Sunday services, a three member ways and means team, and a three person literature committee to acquire books. Anyone with usable books should expect a call. books stay at the Resort and are free to the public. Charles Bennet coordinates collection for the month.
Tonight at Park Theater features Mr LaVern in a bold sketch and a 20 cent worth of laughter. Hanford and Hart perform anew with tricks by Leon W and a trained dog act. Goldie and her cockatood entertain, with dissolving views on top machines. Amateur night brings local acts and a funny train sketch. Matinee Saturday at 2:30 offers 10 and 16 cent seats. Rosale praises little folks and a prize drawing caps the evening. Presents showcased in Mr Water's window.
Urgent meeting for all members regarding important business. Attendance required for EK Hartman and colleagues as tonight's session proceeds with revised arrangements.
The entertainment committee for the irrigation association meeting in the city asks residents with rooms to report them to committee members Leon Cohen E Roosevelt or J W Tallman for advance securing. Junction City opens town administration backs open town policy as new stock of ready made shirts arrives at Teutech’s.
A 650000 sawmill has been built at Drain and the lumber company awaits a forest reserve policy shift to open a large timber belt near the city. The project signals growth tied to potential policy changes affecting timber access and regional employment.
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