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Newspaper
Pendleton Eagle Valley News
Location
Pendleton, Oregon, United States of America
Date
Nov 18, 1904
Page
8
Rays W Willetts known as John Doe faced the recorder s court for disorderly conduct after a scene in a Chinese noodle joint. He was found guilty and fined 10 dollars, having posted 5 for appearance, yet he failed to appear when his name was read from the docket. Police later detained him at Jalil.
George Perringer plans a new brick barn to be erected soon. He has yet to decide exact plans for the structure and mentions the project will begin shortly.
Pendleton reports a quiet winter for livery business with occupancy soon expected before spring. Frank Newell, former freight conductor on the La Grande division, dies after years of illness. his remains travel from Union to the old home for interment with his wife nearby. Bud Rippey fined $25 in police court for fighting at Baker and Garrison’s saloon. dispute spilled into the alley, other party released.
Report of Canton Ohio breeder H B Miller selling two fawn and white pit bull terriers. Described as thoroughbreds with glossy coat, price set at $50. Notes origin from Miller kennels known for fighting dogs.
Public invited to attend a reception at the Congregational church near Tueslay evening from 8 to 10 o clock for Rev T M Eig ertan and his family.
An item note specifies that only sealed one and two pound tins are acceptable. No other packaging or sizes are permitted. The directive emphasizes preserving product integrity and labeling.
Obituary notes the death of Charles A. Reese of Pendleton after a long stomach ailment. He moved from Colfax area years ago, conducted a Pendleton cigar store, then relocated to Coeur d Alene City where he resided. Funeral held at St Luke's Episcopal Church with A F and AM lodge involvement. Relatives unknown locally, with inquiries by T C Taylor in Chin City.
Dr M S Lanta and inspector left for Hudson Bay to dip the thoroughbred herd of cattle owned by W S Goodman. The herd, reputed as one of the finest Shorthorn groups in the Inland Empire, will be thoroughly dipped to ensure health amid concerns of disease. Preparations at the Hudson Bay farm are extensive and the operation will be completed soon.
About 150 people rode the merchants excursion to Pendleton yesterday and returned with roughly 1500 bundles on the return trip. Merchants report lively sales all day as curious shoppers, many first time buyers, filled stores. A notable portion of travelers originated from Walla Walla.
Valushte Quartborg transfers the Killen Warner Stewart mining interest to the Davideon Mining Broker Company. Zoeth Howser becomes principal owner in Standard mine located in the Quiriabure district, valued at 5 million dollars with 340 thousand for the interest. The deal consolidates stock from Cleaver Brothers and John Hughes, with development ongoing for over two years and plans to continue through winter.
Judge W. KR Ellin retired from Walla Walla after delivering a principal address at the deWiewtian and Opentime of the Btubbletiolame. The home for indigent widows and homeless orphans, called The Home, housed about 20 persons and was shaped by the late Joseph Stubblefield. The project drew wide attention and could influence future benefactions and grants in the community.
A shipment of 100000 pounds of sugar beets from the FR Line farm near Koho passed over No. 24 to a La Grande factory. The beets were smooth, well formed, uniform in size, and expected to yield a high sugar percentage. The harvest in Grand Ronde is nearing completion as the final carload heads to the plant.
Pendleton high school football team prepares for a game against Weston Normal tomorrow afternoon on the grounds of the hitter. The kickoff is at 8 o'clock. Engdah center Goodman and Reeves guards Scott and Means tackles Turner and Leéesure anda Pierce and Millie at halfback Strand quarterback Harvey fullback.
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