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Pendleton Eagle Valley News

Location

Pendleton, Oregon, United States of America

Date

Oct 03, 1903

Page

2

Noyer Reports Fine Pasturing on Middle Fork Ranch

S S W Noyer of Susanville country visited the city from his Middle Fork ranch with a load of supplies. He now runs a large cattle operation on a thousand acres, stocked well, with pasture three inches high and growing. he says there is more pasture there than in the surrounding area and that stockmen will winter every head they can to profit from the feed dearth.

PF. S&s W Noyer Susanville Middle Fork Noyer Roand Mr. Noyer

Assault and Battery at Justice Court

John Pierce faced a justice court on assault and battery charges filed by Ed Redford. The incident occurred on the reservation amid a family quarrel, with Redford describing Pierce as a half-breed. Pierce was brought in from the country, arraigned, pleaded guilty, fined $6, and to pay court costs. Suspects were transported by Spoty Sheriff J. A. Blakley.

John Pierce Justice’s Court Ed Redford Justice Court Redford Pierce Spoty Sherif J. A. Blakley War

Imposing Caplan Burrows Draws Remarks at Review Grounds

The Philadelphia Inquirer notes Caplan Burrows appears imposing among friends at the review grounds. The dialogue mentions a variety of foods in a bustling scene with references to Hamburg eels crawfish crabs and oysters and a daily merchant lunch from 11 30 am to 1 pm.

Caplan Burrows Philadelphia Inquirer

Educational work charge of his office and apportionment

County Superintendent J F Nowlin resumes duties after California absence. He will apportion over $20,000 from the state and county school fund on Monday using a $6 per pupil rate. The annual Teachers Institute meets November 2 at Weston with about 150 teachers. Weston will cover visitors’ expenses and entertainment during the three day program.

Institute Weston J. F. Nowlin California Teachers’ Institute Nowlin County S A Baniwich

Bicycle Stolen From South Pendleton Found Theft Suspect Arrested

L L Morrow reported his bicycle stolen from a yard in South Pendleton after school hours. Police traced the thief to The Dales where he was arrested on a warrant and held for transfer to the city on a charge of larceny of Morrow’s bicycle. The suspect is to be brought to the city by the sheriff in the morning.

L. L. Morrow T. D. Taylor Dakes South Pendleton Morrow Dailes John Dine Eberif

Private Sewer Plan Proposed by Block E Owners

Property owners of Block E in the city plat held a meeting at the St. Georges hotel and decided to build a private sewer through the block center to connect with the Alta street sewer. They agreed to bear all expenses and to hire workmen for the project.

St. Geores Hotel Alta Street

Sewage Project Advances in Uhle District

City sewer plans reach the Hotel St George area with an eight inch pipe running from the rear of the hotel through the block to Alta street. It will drain the tenderloin district and Malt street business blocks. Work may start early next week.

Uhle Health Department

Jack Baker Accepts Position With Portland Hardware Firm

Jack Baker, longtime employee of Thompson and Hansford Hardware in Pendleton, has accepted a job with Marshal Wells Hardware in Portland. He returns from a three week California trip to visit his brother and will travel the Willamette valley as a salesman. Mrs. Baker will move to Portland to reside permanently.

Jack Baker Thompson and Hansford Hardware Company San Francisco Santa Cruz California Baker Han Marshal Wells Hardware Company Portland Willamette Valley Alosman Honeyman Hardware Company Pendleton Mrs. Baker

Winter Pasture Seeks Spot for McGoughey Stock

George McGoughey of Alba who suffered a broken right arm two weeks ago when his horse fell on him passed through Pilot Rock yesterday en route to Pendleton. He is in the cattle business and seeks a suitable place to winter his stock.

George McGoughey Alba Pilot Rock Pendleton MccGoughey

New Farm Residence Planned Near pilot Rock Area

Henderson of Birch Creek two miles south of Pilot Rock visited Pendleton yesterday to obtain doors and windows for a new residence. The house, to be one of the most comfortable in the neighborhood, is due for completion around October 2.

Henderson Birch Creek Pilot Rock Pendleton

Returned to California by W. Hollis from Athena

W. Hollis, formerly of Athena, engaged in general merchandise, departed for California this morning after a visit with local friends. He has been in the city several days tending to interests here.

W. Hollis Athena California Mr. Hollis

Women Club Notes Highlight Local Meetings and Rewards

The Thursday Afternoon Club meets October 1 at Mrs J Halley Jr home with a program on Browning. The Current Literature Club studies Germany at Mrs R Alexander’s, and clipping from the Columbus Dairy Press notes Lilian Bethel’s translation offer for a Japanese edition of Parliamentry Lane, with progress on publishing and travel plans. Dr Gowen discusses Browning and his poetry, drawing 46 Pendleton ladies. Federation progress is praised by Mrs T T Geer as work moves forward and year books are delayed but expected soon. For the best bread, get Robrman's.

J. Halley, Jr Robertd Elizabeth Browning Germany R. Alexander Mee Bethel Orient S Club Columbus Bethel California Gladstone Park Oregon Club Mre. T. T. Geer Tregaard

Will Handle Fuels Add Coal Dept Before Winter

A. L. Stillman of the Ross Ice and Cold Storage plant announces plans to expand into a fuel department selling coal at six dollars a ton and wood at six dollars a cord. Managers intend a broader scope, aiming to supply affordable coal before winter and to enlarge the business to meet rising demand.

Stillman Ross Ice & Cold Storage Plant Rose Company

Tragic Balloonist Scene Amid Street Crowds Cited

The account shifts from a dramatic street scene where a balloonist hangs for life to a testimonial praising Dr. Pierce's Golden Medical Discovery. The text blends a vivid tragedy with an medical advertisement claiming cures for coughs lung weakness and consumption. It endorses Dr. Pierce's products and warns against substitutes.

Parnti Wufferer Pierce Pierre

Trio Return Home From Heppner Portland Trip

Returned from Portland are E. D. Strahan Tex Langiver and DB Matlock who traveled to Heppner by cab. They proceeded to Portland and came back to their homes in this city this morning.

Portland E. D. Strahan Tex Langiver Db, Matlock Heppner

Shields Park Show to reopen after manager leaves for Portland

H Nelson, manager of the Shields Park Show Company, departed this morning for Portland to arrange the reopening of the Shields Park attraction in the near future.

Shields’ Park H. Nelson Portland

Hague Venezuelan tribunal proceedings to be recorded

The Hague based Venezuelan tribunal will have all proceedings officially recorded in English and French. This decision aims to improve accessibility for international observers and ensure clearer documentation of rulings and statements.

Hague

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Dindinger, Wilson & Co the Merchants’ Cafe Jardineres Tallman & CO MR. Consumer F. S. Younger & Son Marshal Wells Hardware Cor My Browning Dr. Gowen Robrman Ross Company Sullivan & Bond Men's Furnishings OWL ST. Joe Sto Groveries Lyons Mercantile Boston Joseph's Acadé Pendleton, Oregon Sisters of St. Frances Iesche W. J. Clarke & Co Coun
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