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Newspaper
Pendleton Eagle Valley News
Location
Pendleton, Oregon, United States of America
Date
Oct 02, 1903
Page
3
An old classified page advertises furniture deals at Raders and Grate’s stores, rooms for rent, cab services, and various purchases. It lists handles for a Joseph Joergers sale, shipping and handyman services, and seeks help for cleaning, painting, and farm labor with modest pay. includes items like wagons, ponies, and land near Wardle & Lone.
A three page write up in the Shepherds Bulletin from Boston with Salt Lake and Chicago branches praises Charles Cunningham and his sheep business in the county. The article is complimentary to Mr Cunningham and notes an extensive influence in the litwatock world. Pendleton’s boxing prize fighter Slack Demon heads to Athena to fight a white challenger for money and glory.
Rev E J Warner traveled to Echo this morning to conduct services in the town's Methodist church this evening. A mail car headed west from Philadelphia burned Wednesday after a wreck, destroying the vehicle and all contents.
RK J Ruckman of Union visits the city while John Van Oredall attends a fruit fair in Walla Walla. C K Nelson of Weston and Capstaile Jesse Lieuallen of Weston are in town on official business. GW Richardson of Bingham Springs tours on business. Miss Gertrude Crawford of Heppner visits friends. Miss Fama Sawtell and Miss Josephine Crigher stay with locals. John M Hill of the Walla Walla land office was here yesterday. Nate H. Woebt, noted sheepman, and Dr and Mrs Johnson visit for the fair. Frank Wells of Camas Prairie is in town briefly. Nellie Paul departs to visit relatives and attend the fair fade. Mrs Ron Stanfield of Echo travels with Miss Morrow to Weston. Mike Morrow will enter Normal College. Harvey W Scott of the Portland Oregonian passed through en route to a stockholders meeting in Oregon.
The probate court appointed JW Maroney guardian for Lut hor Bleving 14, James Blevins 9, Lurey C Bleving 7, and Fred Hevins 6 with Lizzie Blevins as mother. The estate includes an A. O. D. W. policy for 2000 dollars. bond for the executor fixed.
United States government will furnish a complete model of an immense fighting ship with moving pictures showing all onboard movements. Chief clerk RH F Peters outlines plans for an exact naval model from bow to smokestack, plus a separate non warship squad, enhancing the government display at St Louis. The exhibit includes upper and main decks with turrets, captain’s office, messrooms, berths, baths, galley, dispensary, ammunition holds, torpedo and doors in operation. Visitors will access the model freely for close study. Biograph scenes will illustrate crew duties aboard US warships, projected on a 20 foot screen.
Pendleton residents may join a Sunday trip to Walla Walla with round trip ticket priced at one dollar. Depart Pendleton early and return by evening, with music by Billorys and a chance to visit the Garden City. Also notes enrollment for primary grades and city schools.
A fragmented report notes strong fall trade as a retailer touts value in Letter shoes and similar lines. The dealer claims underselling rivals, broad shoe styles, and durable wear, attributing rising sales to quality and margin discipline amid wary competition.
A local church hosts a daily carnival dinner with lith a? the Chehiiini ehunet serving Ainne Abhoon each day except Thursday. Prayer 26 Gen tes.
Capacity figure shows flour exchange planned at a rate of 150 barrels daily with flour, wheat, mill feed and chopped products listed as on hand and exchangeable. The note implies a steady supply chain for a mill operations setup and inventory terms.
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