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Pendleton Eagle Valley News

Location

Pendleton, Oregon, United States of America

Date

Nov 09, 1906

Page

10

City BREVITIES Diverse rental and sale notices in Pendleton

Listings include furnished housekeeping rooms for rent on Logan Street, an entertainment venue with prize shooting gallery and billiards, sale of a rooming house, trimmed hats at Mrs Campbell’s Millinery, telephone operator and telegraph positions, Townsend creamery agency, local grocers promoting butter and crackers, elder care job offers, sale of drapery items at half price, second-hand hacks for sale, and a teen seeking hardware apprenticeship.

Logan Street Word & Bowlsby Eagle Building Pendleton Paradise George H. Chirk Grover Jesse Falling Franklin Street Corner Webb Post Street East Webb Street Market Street el I Ann Street

Candy selections described as delicious confections

A garbled excerpt mentions Swier milk chop and various chocolate treats including petite chocolate, Dac Waites, lemon drop, hot chocolate, and other candies with unclear context. Named items and brands are partially readable amid the OCR noise.

Johnson

Cleveland's Baking Powder Claims Stronger Bakes

A vintage advertisement touts Cleveland's baking powder with claims of superior strength. It urges customers to ask their grocer for the brand and notes years of trust among American households.

Cleveland

Floods Ravage Western Valley Bridges Fail Across Oregon

A Salem dispatch reports a severe flood along the Swotlon river in western Oregon. The Southern Pacific’s line bridges and culverts were damaged from Portland to Albany, delaying trains including the Oregon express No 12. A newt water bridge at Jefferson was destroyed as the San tiam thrust flooded the area. Some lines reached Salem or Jefferson with limited service, while a log jam threatened nearby structures. No northbound overland trains operated that morning.

Weet Oregon Express Exlem Saler Cottage Grove Express Salem Ose Jefferstory Tras Ferret Ste Mtute Albany Cartage Grove Express Jefferson Rilem Portland Ornsonty

Nome visitors from Chicago discuss mining ties with Scandia group

Here Prom Nome, Mr at Mra Chas Eilstrom of Chicago are visiting Mr Filstrons Wrathers of Eilstrom Brothers contracting at M. Tt. Yates home. They return from Nome where Eilstrom is connected to major mining firms including Scandia Mining, which yielded over 800000 this season.

Prom Nome Mra Chas, Eilstrom Chicago Ecity Filstrons Wrathers Eilstrom Brothere, Contracting Company M. Tt. Yates Nome Eilstrom Scandia Mining Company

Attorneys Return Home After Supreme Court Session

Attorneys Lomax Hart Smith and others from Baker City leave for home this evening after a week in the city for the supreme court session led by Dr. F A Cooke of Brooklyn. The Mount McKinley climbing party reports the peak at 20 300 feet upon reaching Seattle.

Lomax Hart, Smith Ane Demon Clifford Rand Baker City Supreme Court F. A. Cooke Brooklyn Mount McKinley Alaska Seattle

Personal mentions fill city with visiting officials and locals

A long list of residents and visiting officials are noted in town today. D Robertson remains very ill at home on Vincent street while several councilors, merchants, editors, and contractors from La Grande, Helix, Adams, and other areas pass through or visit for business.

D. Robertson Vincent Street Joe EN Portland J.D. Casey Hilgard James A. Fee Athena Charles McAlavey Helix A. B. Marquis Adams H. A. Richardson Adama E. P. Marshall Echo James H. Gwinn E. P. Dodd Hermiston E. J. Thorne Holdman FE. B. Aldrich The East Oregonian Clyde B. Rtchinson State Tax Commission Oliver P. Morton A. I. Kaleht Louie Rayburn la Grande Walla Walla Glen Goodman B. BE. Emerick S J. Johns F. Jacobenn Arlington Foose de. G. W. Blegere Virgil Moore

Washington & Columbia River Railway Profits Decline to Net

The Washington and Columbia River railway reports for the year ending June 30, 1906 show gross receipts of 435,371.21 with Washington state mileage earning 9463,512.07, operating costs 200,947.86 and interest 1,596,078.12. Taxes 91,750 and permanent improvements 5,757.87 leave net income 2,965.28, reducing prior year's deficit to 170,592.81. The line carried 7,4 passengers yielding 59,976.20 in passenger revenue and moved 916,248 tons of freight worth 902,076.91, grain traffic topping the list with 143,940 tons. Added to equipment were three box cars and seven flat cars, bringing total cars to 82 including five locomotives.

Washington

Peterson to Pendleton Well Known Athena Attorney Moves

Wil M Peterson, Athena attorney, will move to Pendleton soon to practice law. He will keep an Athena office but make Pendleton his home, joining eastern Oregon’s legal community. He is regarded as bright, hardworking, fair minded and popular, a welcome addition to local lawyers.

Athena Wil M. Peterson Peterson Oregon Pendleton

Deserter Shot In Vancouver Washington

Melvin Simmons who deserted from the Fourteenth Infantry was shot and probably fatally wounded by Policeman John Soorist. Simmons fled to avoid arrest and Soorist pursued the fugitive. The bullet glanced and struck Simmons in the back near Vancouver Washington.

Vancouver Wash Melvin Simmons Fourteenth Infantry John Soorist Soorist Simmone

Garfield Robbers Blow Up Depot Safe at Garfield

The O. R. & N. depot safe was dynamited early today at Garfield Washington, yielding a few hundred dollars. Bloodhounds are on the trail with James H. McGinnis reported dead after arriving from Hood River, allegedly from eating sprayed apples not wiped clean.

Garfield Wash James H. McGinnis Hood River Canada

Eagies Vs Clams Pendleton Series Duty Tonight

All members of Pendleton No 25 F O E are asked to report for duty tonight to help devour clams. Charles F Surdam, 19, of Morristown New Jersey, died from a broken neck sustained while playing halfback for Morristown High School.

Eagies Pendleton Charles F. Surdam Morristown N. J

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