Christmas Trade Shines Amid Frosty Righte Season
The scene centers on active Christmas trade with shoppers in good spirits. Prices for wheat and wool stay firm, moisture favors seeding, and the community is buoyant. More details to come later.
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Newspaper
Pendleton Eagle Valley News
Location
Pendleton, Oregon, United States of America
Date
Nov 06, 1905
Page
8
Exclusive crockery and gift dealers offer square deals
Wake up to holidays savings from our store. We study markets and buy direct from European and American manufacturers to pass savings on to you. We are the only exclusive crockery and gift dealers in the city offering a square deal to all.
Supreme Court in Session in Milarky Hall
The November session of the supreme court opens with Justices Wolverton Heath Moor on the bench in Milarky Hall due to partial court-house repairs. Grover Martin case moved to tomorrow. Moet Taylor also set for hearing, with Carter Raley & Raley and Peterson & Peterson for defendants and District Attorney Phepe for the state. A heavy docket and ten-day outlook. Numerous out-of-town lawyers attend from Salem The Dalles Athena Militon Ontario Baker City Union La Grande Canyon City and others.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Supreme Court
Charles E. Wolverton
Hean
FP. A. Moor
Sesson
Milarky Hall
Grover Martin
Martin
Moet Taylor
Carter
Raley & Raley
Peterson & Peterson
Phepe
A. M. Crawford
Salem
Huntington
The
Dalles
Will M. Peterson
Athena
D. Peterson
Milton
Will R. King
Ontario
W. L. Patterson
Baker City
T. H. Crawford
William Ramsey
J. D. Slater
C. A. Finn
la Grande
C. Be, Cochran
Union
Dalton Biggs
Burts
Everett Hicks
Canyon City
G. B. Reinbold
Byrne
A. N. Cannon
A. D. Leedy
W. M. Pierce
Union County
Salt for Divorce Proceedings Start in Marsh Case
Eileen G. Marsh files for divorce from David K. Marsh with attorney James A. Fee. The complaint begins the legal action and outlines initial claims and proceedings.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Eilien G. Marsh
James A. Fee
David K. Marsh
Marriage in Douglas Kaw Sparks Cruelty Allegations
The report states the couple wed in Douglas Kansas in 1887 and since then the defendant allegedly subjected the plaintiff to cruel and inhuman treatment, making life burdensome.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Douglas
Kaw
Bruin ties Hint to Portland Police Chief Position
Cyvain Bruin of Portland, brother in law of Judge Thomas Fite Gerald, is named captain of detectives and eyed as chief of police. Bruin, a former Philippine constabulary officer, holds the role of inspector of police and is noted for rapid rise in the Portland force amid a $3000 reward for a deadly action while abroad.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Cyvain Bruin
Portland
Fits Gerald
Patrick Bruin
Thomas Fite Gerald
Bruin
Philippine Constabulary
Wille
Islands
Gritamacher
Death of Mrs Moss Pioneer of Union County
Mrs Sarah J Moss died at St Anthonys hospital from complications after tumor operation. She was aged years and survived by her husband William Moss and numerous grown children. The Mosses settled in Union county, giving Moss Chapel its name. Their home lies about four miles from La Grande. The body will be shipped to La Grande tomorrow morning for an afternoon funeral.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Union County
St Anthony's
Sarah J. Moss
St. Anthony's Hospital
William Mos
Moss Chapel
la Grande
Mo#s
Baptist Church Weekly Schedule for Activities
The Baptist Church lists this week's events beginning Monday at 6:30 for Straw ride and bus Incas meeting hosted by Miss Bertha Noll. B P U and friends invited. Tuesday at 4 p m Bible school rehearsal. Thursday 2 p m Ladies Ald meeting 7 10 prayer and fellowship. Friday 6 30 p m Fellowship lunch 10 cents charged. Bible school teachers meet at 7 p m. Christian culture study at 3 m. Let all the young people come. Take the next two days in the life of Christ.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Bertha Noll
Christ
Automatic Mano at the French Restaurant Opens Self-Playing Piano
A new self playing piano was purchased for the French Restaurant and installed recently adding to its fine equipment. In the past six months many old pianos have been retired for not meeting efficiency standards set by the war.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Hritie
Reception for Woodmen head consul draws large crowd
The Pirt Christian church overflowed for a reception honoring Head Consul L Bank of the Woodmen of the World. The program featured Miss Kinsella, Mrs. Bleakney, a male quartet, and remarks by A D Stillman, J H Raley, J A Ackerman, T T Geer, and L Bank who criticized old line life insurers. Bank noted Pacific jurisdiction growth from 7,000 to about 100,000 members. A 25 member was initiated in Pendleton camp. Head Consul Bonk and A Tuttle departed for Salem for tonight’s events.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Denver
Pirot Christian Church
Welock
Cheipman John A. Lawrey
Kinsella
W. H. Bleakney
Mied Sadie Daum
J. W. Hutt
G. TL. Hall
Charlee Weiten- Killer
Uffwell
Pendleton
A. DD. Stillman
Weid
Woodmen of the World
J. H. Raley
J. Smith
T. G. Smith
T. G. Hatley
T. T. Geer
J. W. Ackerman
Connal I. L Bank
Ite
Boak
Tme
Pacific
Baker City
Walla Walla
Pendleton Camp
Consul Bonk
A. Tuttle
Salem
Zinn’s Camic Opera Company Opens in Pendleton
A Fraser theater audience greeted Zinn’s Camic Opera Company with “A Trip to the Trail.” Bea Irwin and Tony Wert deliver clever comedy while Mine Venita’s jewel dance stands out. The engagement runs five nights with strong demand. Tonight’s feature is “A Court ship in Japan.”
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Fraser Theater
Zinn'a Camic Opera Company
Pit
Dome
Lin Kind
Pendleton
Bea Irwin
Tony Wert
Venita
Japan
Sunday School Institute Draws Large Audience
Closed with a large audience at Thompson Street M E church Wan as union services marked the close of the Sunday School Institute held Saturday. Rev W C Merritt of Tacoma delivered the keynote address titled Organize to Win, detailing the International Sunday School Association with 26 000 000 members and 2 000 000 teachers in many nations. The talk was well received and the institute deemed a success with progress reported in advancing the work.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Bohol Institute
Thompson Street
M. E
W. C. Merritt
Tacoma
Oregon
International Sunday School
Resolutions by Trachies at Umatilla institute meeting
At the adjournment of the Umatilla county teachers institute on Saturday evening the following resolutions were unanimously passed. The teachers express thanks to County Superintendent Welles for fine organization and to State Superintendent Ackerman and City Superintendent Traver for instruction. Gratitude is given to the Christian church trustees for use of their building and to O R N for reduced rates and city courtesy. The group also praises the institute’s spirit of discussion and the musical contributions by the Male Quartet, Miss Mytelene Fraker, and others.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Umatilla
Seialon
Ackerman
Traver
Christian Church
Mytelene Fraker
A. BE. Ivanhorr
D. Lynn Girser
Pr & Rogers
Oregon tobacco hopes on western slope growing
Aaron Tt. Duenter, a Pontevignin grower, discusses plans to promote tobacco cultivation on Oregon's western slope for export. He notes cool damp conditions affect curing, but believes proper curing could yield first rate tobacco, with Pacific coast potential rivaling southern regions.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Aaron Tt. Duenter
Ponteviegnin
Northwort
Tohneeg Krowiliw
Oregon Dolly Journal
Mr. Druiner
Pennsylvania
Pacific
Oregon
South
Norton Leaves Sumpter For Cuba In Literary Quest
Joy KX Norton, noted newspiper and principal Golconda mine owner, departs Sumpter for Cuba to spend winter months on literary pursuits. He aims to gather material for a series of stories after his return, having contributed to the Red Book of Chicago for years.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Cuba
Joy KX. Norton
Golconda
Sumpter
Mr. Norton
Red Book
Chicago
Visit to the Sound and family plan winter stay
Fred Raymond and family of Hu x intend a extended visit to the Sound cities before returning to their city residence on South Main for the winter. The Canadian government is importing non union printers from England to break the printers strike, with fifty arriving on a vessel.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Wii
Sound
Fred Raymond
Hux
South Main
Theanadian Hypothetae
England
Also Mentioned on This Page
Wake
Chance O
Grover Martin Caw
Moses ‘Taylor
Pride
Zic
Awle
Tallman & CO
Moss
Baptist Church
Our Savings Department
Commercial National Bank
Thustlan
Woodmen
Tonk
Thin County
W County Institute of Convention
Chicete
Mra
S.A. Lowell
W. J. van Nuy
Robert Warner
Aer
Venka
Trachies
Golden Gate Coffee
J. A. Folger
Aefecthoss
Roosevelt
Boston
Baer @ Daley
Hawkes
Glian
Hawkes Cut
Fiwels
Winslow Bros
Byers
Frank B. Clopton
Court Street
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