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Newspaper
Pendleton Eagle Valley News
Location
Pendleton, Oregon, United States of America
Date
Nov 18, 1905
Page
8
A local sale lists heavy ribbed fleece items including Verte and Pants at 24 cents per unit, Kimo merchandise priced at 1.50 and 1.76 for short flannelette versions, with multiple Kimo items noted. Unknown shop or date details in readable text.
Local business listings feature UC Rader Hamiley wires and furniture deals, harness and leather, Pendleton College, and a price reduction theme. Several entries promote stores, repairs, and services in Pendleton and nearby areas plus hotel Oregon rates, theater, and a contest offering merchandise for a poem.
The Reed-Alexander concert, organized by city women for the Commercial association gymnasium, raised 43.55 paid to Treasurer Mark Moorhouse by Mrs Laon Cohen who managed the event. The concert showcased fine talent and supported the gymnasium committee’s efforts.
J F Nowlin sold his 26 room Willow street residence between Webb and Alta to William Reavis of Enterprise Wil lowa county for 6600. Reavis is in possession and will operate the place as a boarding and lodging house.
A son was born last night to Mr. and Mrs. G. Olmstead in this city. No regular meeting will be held in Hendricks hall on Nov 18 due to a mistake in meeting nights E, Hansen, Seo.
Tacoma business visitor J C Hinckley, Lt B Young from Heppner, and Roy Belta of Pilot Rock drop in today. J F Nowlin moves to Nye corner, T D Tipton arrives from Yakima. Furnish Slater improves after illness. Nat Webb travels from Heppner to Walla Walla. Pilot Rock trader Geo T Carnes visits, George Peel passes through to Seattle. Clommer from Baker City arrives, Meacham wood dealer George D Hilyard noted with sadness. Mr and Mrs Dunham plan Dayton residence. McManus of Pilot Rock and Butts of Milison visit theater and city. Gertrude Lana of Athena visits friends. Richard Jones of Echo joins wife and child here. Jerry Stone visits. W E Davidson travels from Holse to Portland. Swarts travel to Adams to visit son Jerry. Mrs E A Mann of Condon visits L L Mann then plans Helix stop. Jack Swart returns to Pullman after prewar visit. McDonald of Walla Walla passes through for funeral in La Grande. N Maris, ex manager of C B Wade herd, here on Mural Spirit business after Goodman estate viewing. leaves for Heppner tomorrow. E E and Clifton Cleaver of Indiana mine district visit on business. mine employs many workers.
Rev Henry Dixon Jones presides over morning prayer and sermon at 11 o clock and evening prayer and sermon at 7 30. Morning topic The Conquering Force of Vitality Evening topic The Law of Growth in the Kingdom of God. Sunday school and Bible times welcome strangers to all services.
Congregational Church announces Sunday school at 8:45, morning preaching at 11, evening service at 7:30 with song and praise to follow. weekend preaching at 2:30 p m. marks the present pastor's closing. Attending tonight are the Odd Fellows Rebekahs Knights of Pythias Woodmen of the World and Modern Woodmen. Pastor T F Egerton.
Morning worship at 10:20, Bible school at 12 m, young people's meeting at 6 30, evening worship at 7 30. Services will be held at the notice. A cordial invitation is extended to all with no church home to join these services.
Orangers Sunday morning sermon at First Baptist church corner East Alm and Johnson street titled Who Are the Song of God evening sermon Loss and Gain given before Pendleton Business College students Next Sunday special services Salvation Army knee drill 7 a m holiness meeting 11 p m free and easy 2 p m salvation meeting evening Seed Time and Harvest all welcome James Holder captain Frank Kuhns lieutenant In Chicago John Carson a wattle dealer from Morris Illinois suddenly insane in a hotel restrained $47270 in cash and valid checks found on his person He is 65 years old.
In a police court session after noon yesterday seven men arrested Thursday night for gambling pleaded guilty. Judge FitsGerald fined Clyde Esterbrook Chas Kelsay Andy Rothrock and Joe Bearbaum ten dollars plus two dollars costs each. Steve Noble and Al Presley received sixteen and twenty five dollar fines plus two dollars road tax. All fines paid except Rothrock and Presley who chose to serve full sentences. William Clayton admitted guilt but received no sentence.
Advertises Newbro's Herpicide for women with thinning hair to prevent loss and promote growth. Claims the product kills a germ at the root, leaves hair to grow long, and states the formula contains no oil or grease. Sample available by mail from The Herpicide Co. Detroit with Koeppen & Bros. as agents.
Lansing Rowan Company presents Camille Woman Again Wee Man Monte Christo Dora Thorne and A Ragged Hero at the Frazer theater with 10 20 30 cent prices. Thanksgiving union service planned at Christian church with Rev G L Hall preaching. George Drumbeller paid $5 000 bushels wheat this year by Jones-Scott Co via Baker Boyer Bank of Walla Walla.
JOS loans and discounts overdrafts U S bonds face value other bonds and warrants real estate bank building total 70 000 00
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