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Newspaper
Pendleton Eagle Valley News
Location
Pendleton, Oregon, United States of America
Date
Oct 05, 1907
Page
2
If you are contemplating the pur chase of a Solitaire Ring, we should be glad to have you call and look over our stock. You will find a generous variety of fine Diamond Rings, with handsomely mounted stones of the first water.
A warning urges immediate care at the first chill to prevent a deeper illness. Delaying treatment can extend illness and complicate recovery, with each hour lost increasing the risk of longer suffering. Seek prompt relief measures as symptoms appear.
City tests three crosswalk types on East Court Street to replace decaying wooden walks. Newport & Son lay macadam as traffic is diverted by a temporary bridge over the mill race. A boundary dispute and court session occupied attention in the courthouse corridors today.
A new dispute emerges over school district boundaries along Upper McKay Creek. Residents petitioned the boundary board to redraw the line, transferring part of district No. 102 near McKay post office. The controversy remains lively yet peaceful as discussions continue.
Advertisement extols Newbro's Herpicide as a superior scalp treatment that kills the parasite germs feeding on hair roots. It warns against washing with water or soap alternatives and promotes the product as the original easy remedy, available in two sizes at 60 cents and a dollar from A. C. Koeppen & Bros.
Mrs. George Millican of Prineville states the swastika originated with Azteca and other prehistoric Arizona tribes. She saw the emblem on Casa Grande ruins and ancient pottery. Locals believe it was used by forefathers for good luck. She met Major Lee Moorhouse then departed on the 11 45 train for Spokane.
The skull of a skeleton found by workmen excavating for a water pipe at the new city hall site was not recovered. Investigators doubt foul play and believe the trench was not dug deep enough to uncover the rest of the remains.
The Walla Walla County Fair association plans a blood hound man hunt on the fair grounds in the afternoon during fair week. Directors approved the feature at last night’s meeting and have invited Harry Draper, a renowned western hound master, to bring his famed hounds, expected to arrive late next week.
In the first football game of the season Glenn Estes of the high school team received a broken collar bone after a collision with Pendleton Academy players. He was being attended by Dr R E Ringo and no serious effects were expected despite the painful injury.
Dr J A Temple buys the handsome South Main Street residence from A C Ruby for 6000 dollars. Temple will use the property as his home and continues his medical practice in partnership with Dr C J Smith in the city.
Rev. B. F. Harper of Milton has been assisting at the Presbyterian church for several weeks to relieve Rev. A. J. Irwin. He will depart for home Monday after making many new friends during his stay at Burns.
McKay Creek pioneer resident A B Hanna aged 72 is in town for a business trip. Old friends say his appearance shows little change from 18 years ago.
County Superintendent Welles spent most of the week visiting Echo schools and district Buttercreek country, returning home last evening to his office today.
E C Walker and Miss Nelle Castle, both of Irrigan, wed at 11 this forenoon in the Bowman hotel parlor. Rev Ferguson of the Christian church officiated.
The Dalles hosts next Wednesday a meeting of the Open River Association as inland empire leaders push for further opening the Columbia above The Dalles. Dr N G Blalock of Walla Walla promotes using a passenger boat for an excursion to The Dalles, linking Pendleton business leaders with a river trip and a Portland to Kennewick packet service. The event signals the planned real opening of the Columbia between Celilo and Kennewick and the Norma freight boat’s initial trip following repairs.
A group of about 10 Redmen lodge members traveled to Hermiston today to establish a new Redmen lodge there. The expected charter will admit roughly 28 members. A Woodmen lodge has already been organized in Hermiston with a 46 member turnout.
Union County Fair marks Union Day in La Grande with strong turnout from across the county and ideal weather. The afternoon features a slate of fine horse racing and other events drawing spectators and participants alike.
Several boys including Bert Rupert Irvin Kane Charley Ford and Willie Finneran faced Recorder FitzGerald on charges of throwing rocks at parties on West Webb Street. Finneran was absent and the case was deferred until he is produced. Marshal Gurdane was asked to prepare a special juvenile cell in the city jail.
The 16 days old child of Mr and Mrs Leroy Thorne of Holdman died yesterday afternoon. The funeral service was held at Holdman this afternoon.
Bond Bros. announces a broad suit sale aimed at every man in Umatilla County. The campaign highlights affordable options and local accessibility, inviting customers to browse styles and find a fit at their outlets.
Fresno Cal nursery Roeding promises a vast selection of grafted and seedling trees, roses, and ornamentals from Luther Burbank strains. It highlights 1200 acres, $200000 capital, and a free illustrated catalogue mailed to Fancher Creek Nurseries box 76 Fresno Cal.
Brown bear-skin coat with a white collar was taken from P. Elliott's restaurant. Return to its original location.
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