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Newspaper
Pendleton Eagle Valley News
Location
Pendleton, Oregon, United States of America
Date
Nov 25, 1904
Page
8
A request is made to view the chop gla mlad bowl alongside a chocolate set. The inquiry seeks whether these distinct items are available for display or purchase. The message notes interest in both items and asks for access or tasting options if applicable.
Pendleton defeated Baker City in a hard fought game with three touchdowns and three goals as the crowd watched a spirited contest. Pendleton’s captain Strand led the runners while Baker City showed some clever play but could not reach the score. The day also featured a community reception at Milarkey hall and a Keiths play, with crowds enjoying humor and a Prince of Black impersonation. The unexplored area of Canada is 1,000,000 square miles.
Schilling's Best are entirely safe, at your gro cer's, your money goes further.
Major Moorhouse and Historian George Hines toured the Grand Ronde Indian Reservation to photograph the Sheridan blockhouse and other fort houses. The Sheridan site near Sheridan, Oregon, is noted as the most important of the photographed forts, with unique pawlows and thick timbers. Moorhouse aims to transfer the entire blockhouse to the Lewis and Clark fair and to compile data for a historical sketch of these early Oregon defenses amid the 1855 56 conflicts.
Ladies Aid Society of the Presbyterian church holds a bazaar December 1 and 2 at Armory hall. Chairmen lead booths from handkerchief to tamale, candy to grab-bag with Christ gifts in the art and fancy work booth and serving tea by Japanese ladies and Dutch girls presiding over cocoam booth.
In police court Jim Bad ronda, an Indian, faced a drunken on street charge after stumbling along the path near Marshal Carney’s trail. The recorder's court noted the defendant appeared this morning to answer the charge and referenced the mispronounced name "Badreonda" during the proceedings.
Frank King and Dave for drunkenness along with P Mebomalid received five day sentences for vagrancy. Charles Stitkier and Frank ite jailed earlier in the week in Canyon City for stealing a team and tugboats from John Graham. Deputy Sheriff Binkley brought them to Pendleton. Zohe Franklin’s son died of opium poisoning at home on Cottonwood Street a month ago. Suckter and Franklin took the team from a hitching rack in Cas City and drove to Canyon City without explaining their conduct.
Employees from Bolton Store and the Savings Bank prepare for a three game bowling series at Brunswick parlors. Boston team lineup includes Hert Bell James Peters Charles Bean DE Bailes and Frank Mary while Savings Bank fields A E Lambert Roy Ritner Harry Thompson FG Gehmesr and J W Maloney.
J and Honeycutt, auditor of Walla Walla county, is in Pendleton today. He is among the few Democrats elected in the county's recent race and says he is pleased with the treatment he received. He plans to return home this evening and remarks about his forecast for Pendleton.
Forshaw gains countywide support for the Lewis and Clark exhibit as Westin Forshaw push ahead with county-wide agricultural and entomological displays. Meyer Barnet assists Forshaw, promising strong exhibits from the western community while Sheriff Ditty Indall returns from a long trip. Ditty was captured at Shaw Creek, South Dakota, on a horse theft charge and awaits examination for the alleged crime.
A large carload shipment of linseed oil was received by EJ Murphy and Co. yesterday when a compass wagon delivered to the enterprising firm. The arrival marks one of the largest shipments of linseed oil to the city in recent memory.
A historical advertisement extols Howtetter's Bitters claiming wide use as a remedy for indigestion dyspepsia constipation billiousness fevers and malaria. It touts thousands persuaded by the product leading to improved health and urges readers to try the tonic.
Defunct bill collection specialists announce a Pendleton branch to handle old accounts. They promise no collections, no charges, and advertise with names including The Van Alstine Gordon & Co Merchants Agency and H. V. Ke Co Managers at 119 East Court Street, telephone Main 311.
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