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Newspaper
Pendleton Eagle Valley News
Location
Pendleton, Oregon, United States of America
Date
Nov 19, 1904
Page
2
A series of dancing parties began at Music Hall with about fifty couples enjoying Punch and a festive evening. Out of town guests included Mrs. Leonard D. Fisk of Hartford and Miss Lillian Rourke of Portland. The next event is planned for December 3 with Baungardner Rogers.
Deputy Game Warden C F Steele, from his Nolip ranch, reports few alleged violations reach his office since taking the post. He cites a Milton dynamiting case where a suspect was freed for lack of evidence despite claims of a powder blast and a dead fish nearby. Pendleton bank report praises Commercial National Bank’s thrifty, satisfactory condition.
Pendleton Woodmen of the World Camp 41 to hold annual election November 26 for all elective officers. The camp reports over 500 active members, second largest in the state, with J B Lawrey as counsel, J P Waller as clerk, and confident of reelection for both incumbents. Commercial National Bank reports strong early progress after two and a half months in business with loans and discounts totaling 46112.69 and deposits of 142,847, totaling resources of 103,928.07, according to cashier W Le Thompson.
Milton A Nelms a Walla Walla physician has filed suit in the state circuit court to collect 243 dollars from Nancy and Charlee G Bargent of Athena for alleged legal services rendered. Attorney Will M Peterson of Athena represents the plaintiff.
Contracts filed with the county school superintendent by Bertha Rose district 86 Goldie Temple district 86 and Grace Edwards district 76 show teacher agreements submitted for district level approval.
A shopper chides a local grocer for selling inferior items at premium prices, comparing them to Schilling's Best products and urging fair value. The remark highlights consumer dissatisfaction with perceived low quality and costly merchandise.
The Bowman hotel will open to the public next Monday morning after thorough fitting and furnishing. Mr. Bowman personally oversaw construction and decor details, featuring 41 rooms and baths, steam heating, electric lights, hot and cold water, and lavish carpets and Ostermoor mattresses. M. A. Rader supplied furnishings, reflecting a high standard for traveling and local guests in a prime city location.
Ralph Wella of the Pyle Electric Headlight Company, Burned to Death in Chicago gas explosion, supervised Pyle products for four years. He taught engineers, visited division points, and earned respect among railroad men. Wella was among the four dozen men affected by the blast.
WestonManager George Eyre lists Pen dieton players for the high school football game at Weston this morning. Expected lineup includes Engdahl Reeves Jett Goodman Beats Jett Means Leewer Turner Milne Pierce Stoke Strand substitute Harvey Becker and Dickson as alternates in the squad.
Advertisers promote a special Walla Walla to Pendleton train with a covered wagon banner showing schedules rates and local bargains. Dodgers distributed. a special Masonic meeting is set for 7:30 tonight to discuss the A P Nash tuner. Real estate transfers include Watton to Jones for 9600 and Riggie to Sandifer for 2300. Alfred Schnelter buys Besthorn saloon in Main Street. Berlin National Bank reports a run and closure.
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