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Newspaper
Pendleton Eagle Valley News
Location
Pendleton, Oregon, United States of America
Date
Nov 30, 1904
Page
5
A jumble of small ads and notices listing shops, jobs, goods for sale, and services in the Portland area. Items include clothing and hat sellers, furniture ads, room rentals, a land article, and a note on railroad delays. Community notices mention land irrigation inquiries and nearby construction projects.
A special Alpha Artisans assembly meeting is called for Thursday night at 1 o and KF hall to greet Dr. G C Bahelman supreme Instructor. All members are requested to attend. Mrs L F Lampein, Secretary. Also notes Herbert Armstrong age nine of Auburn Washington described as a hardened criminal and sent to reform school.
A brief consumer note praising Schilling's Best baking powder and flavoring extracts as pure, trustworthy, and generous, while warning against being cheated by inferior products.
Local readers note a flurry of visits and errands: Josh Hopper of La Grande and Dr J Smith in Athena on professional business. James M Spence returning from Portland. J T Liemndlen of Adams and Walter Pierce on business with Hot Lake sanitarium in view. Elmer Spike and wife at Hotel St George for city business. Judge Hartman in Portinna on business, returning tonight. Echo residents Mr and Mrs H C Willa back on delayed train. J P Winter of Winter & Collier in Walla Walla on business. John H Wallace of Teowtech’s Dept Store travels to Milton on business. T K Beard of Modesto on brief visit. N Whittaker, Ridge stockman, in Pendleton. George Taylor, Wiscon Central traveler, in Pendleton last night. PB Wilson of Belee City for New York Life rep visiting J T Gwin. F Thompson of Behe, ex-sheriff, noted for community leadership today. Prof I B Conklin acknowledges Boy Scout and Girl Scout Phonographs donation from Pendleton public schools. Peter Mohelil of Wild Horse Creek in city on business. Teachelll of farming hardware among leading local makers. E L Barnett of Athena in Pendleton, returning from Hot Lake. Mr Roberts, receiver in the U.S. hired Staten office, visited wife in Pendleton. Mrs Roberts to return soon. A A Roberts of Pendleton visited. Fabertys preparing to occupy new Main Street residence by Mr Murphy. Col RC Jodeon, industrial agent, tours Pendleton exploring a sawmill and timber lands. I D Casey, mayor of Hilgard, in Pendleton for land business. potential sawmill project to serve eastern Oregon timber.
Archie Mason holds the contract for the Shonike to Bend road in Crook County Portland and near the Deschutes river. He reports 70 miles completed of 75 with an additional line toward The Dalles expected to be finished by spring. He notes the grade is shallow the road 12 feet wide and bridges stout. Deschutes Irrigation Co plans canals and irrigation will turn desert lands into productive timothy fields by next summer.
Funeral services for Mrs. Leslie Castle who died yesterday will be held tomorrow at 3 PM from the First Christian Church with Rev. SN H Brooks officiating. Interment will follow in Olney Cemetery. Mrs. Castle, 18, was the wife of George L Castle of Chicago.
Announced at Une closing out sale of chinaware and crockery. All items priced the same, with big price cuts on glassware and related ware. Q Rorman promotes the event highlighting value and hurry for buyers.
An Oklahoma Cheyenne Taliane experiment gave boys calves for three months of milking and later corn farming. Fifteen started, 22 quit, three earned calves, twelve grew corn to 3900 bushels, sold for 46 head of cattle. Each steer bore a personal brand, boosting pride and industriousness.
Superior court decrees the Free Evangelical Lutheran Congregation retains control of the church property on Barrons Addition in Walla Walla. Defendants who withdrew in 1908 are barred from entering to influence services while costs are taxed against the withdrawing members. Also reports Joseph football team defeat over Lachine 12 to 6 at Athletic Park.
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