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Newspaper

Pendleton Eagle Valley News

Location

Pendleton, Oregon, United States of America

Date

Oct 05, 1903

Page

5

City Brevities Frat Daily Eat Martin's Fest At Plano

A garbled local notices page lists ads for furniture, groceries, services, and rentals. It mentions Me Co phone numbers, paint refinishing, pickles, shoes, school shoes, and piano sales. Several names appear with incomplete details, typical of an old newspaper classifieds cluster.

Geratva Meats Schwartz & Rede Raurniture Red Gratz Prom Mre Campbell's Verlia Egar Court Street Tor Racers Furniture E Clark

Abscess in Chest Spurs Walla Walla Surgery

Frank Nelson son of Jamen Nelson of this city undergoes chest surgery at Walla Walla hospital for an abscess that formed after an injury in the harvest field. The infection refused to heal, and parents Mr and Mrs Nelson wait at the bedside. Indicted for perjury, Adam Schmidt, a Walla Walla county politician, faces 10 counts related to falsely swearing in Russian naturalization for voting during the recent campaign.

Frank Nelson Jamen Nelson Walla Walla Hospital Nelson Walla Walla Adam Schmidt Walla Walla County Naturelle Schmidt Ankeny

Wall Paper Clearance Sale Announced by C Sharp

C Sharp announces a clearance sale to close out the entire stock of new wallpaper at greatly reduced prices. Every piece is offered at a fire opportunity for buyers to save significantly on paper.

Sharp Thie

Feed Mill Repairs Prompt Anew Boiler Wall Rebuild Planned

J. F. Coles is removing the old wall around the feed mill boiler and will rebuild it. The fire tunnel has burned out, a new one will be installed, and the engine room will receive a thorough overhaul.

J. F. Coles Aworthy le Tex

Moves to the Country for Birch Creek Farm Winter Carnival Ball

William Bowman will move his family to the Birch Creek farm six miles southwest of the city for the winter Grand Carnival Ball at Music Hall on Court street Tuesday October 6. Kirkman's orchestra performs while the Washington Agricultural College will exhibit eighty varieties of fruit at the Spokane fair this week.

William Bowman Weat Railroad Street Birch Creek Music Hall Court Street Kirkman’s Orchestra Washington Agricultural College Spokane Ellen Fine Pendleton Pendleton Academy Charles Bond Walla Walla E. B. Jones Quakesdale Methodist Touth BE. Reed Astora Columbia River A. PB. Nash Michigan Central Surly Dav

Personal visit notes from Helix to Pendleton crowd

A string of short personal mentions lists residents and visitors in Pendleton. Rolent of Helix and J. Cooper of Union are in town, along with Douglas Belts from Pilot Rock, Frank Gilliam in business here, and many others from Sumpter Athena Wallin and La Grande are recorded as guests or travelers.

E. J. Cooper Union Douglas Belts Pilot Rock James Crawson Spokane Bertha Gross Ceater Athena Frank Gilliam Hoppner Louis Lewis Sumpter Keira Crigher Wallin Wallin Ruby Whittemore Peoples’ Warehouse K.P. Bergman R. Johnson Crescent Manufacturing Company Seatila T.B. Johnson Bert Huffman Arnold R. B. Wilson Portland Bartheton System A. Krinkel JM. Renter la Grande H. W. Bartholomew Heppner WS Percy Ed. Wiltur Meacham Creek Cay North Fork S Newman Baker City Walla Walla Gwinn Milton Weaton New Yorketr H_ Trowbridge Canyon City Magel Ferguson Adams J. M. Bentley Kate Dickey Bolte City Pred Taylor Alex Stull W. F. Carson Northern Pacific

Public Schools Adopt Weekly Current Events Paper

Public schools in the city embrace current events with The Little Chronicle from Chicago. Superintendent E Lt Conklin promotes weekly readers to enrich education, aiding Oregon schools as Crook County sugar beet crops illustrate regional agrarian potential and industry prospects.

E. Lt. Conklin Hae Publc Publc Sebool The Little Chronicle Chcago le Logee Urief Profesor Conklin Oregon Crook County Crooy County Journal

Feud Over Sheep Range Ends in Fatal Shooting

In a Saturday clash over a sheep range in Rexture Gol Brown wounded Frank Jn nenhurs fatally. The confrontation stems from an old feud and escalated into deadly violence.

Will Brown Rexture Frank Jnnenhurs

Storage Warehouse Feasibility for Athena

Agent Swart of the O R & N says current inducement exists to build a general storage warehouse in Athena. He notes Northwest carload shipments favor rapid distribution and Athena is well placed to become a distributing point. The company offers ground for a maize barn and a building for baled hay flour feed merchandise and other facilities.

Swart Athena Swart iv Athena Prensa

Notice to Water Consumers in Allville

Water bills are due at the water works office on the first of each month. If paid by the 10th, service will be restored after payment. A $1 penalty is charged for late payment before reconnection. J.T. Brown, Superintendent.

Hart Schaffner & Marx Peoples

Fall Trade Good Shoes Claim Strong Value

Mr Finneran asserts fall trade strength due to selling better shoes for the money with same quality as competitors. He cites public perception of durable wear and stable prices, noting margins are kept slim to maintain value. The speaker mentions a range of widths and foot fits as part of Douglas shoes.

Mr. Finneran Retiar Eani Vo Loria Douglas

Fragmentary OCR Note From Local Page

Fragmentary text fragment mentions Coan Street Katee Tessmcable with unreadable context and no clear event or names to form a full item. The readable bits hint at a street address and a person but lack a coherent incident or notice to summarize.

Carnival Dinner Service at Noon Daily Except Thursday

A church sponsors a carnival dinner in the aisles and will serve at noon each day, excluding Thursday, with a price of 25 cents. The event runs during the carnival period.

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