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Newspaper
Pendleton Eagle Valley News
Location
Pendleton, Oregon, United States of America
Date
Oct 06, 1910
Page
5
For sale a 160 acre dairy ranch 20 miles from town and three miles from store and post office. Includes four room house barn chicken houses splendid orchard about 25 acres alfalfa bottom land. Also a 160 acre wheat farm 5 220 acre wheat farm three miles from Pendleton. Everhand business and building included. Priced at 8850, payment terms 200 cash and balance in monthly payments.
Locals promote moving pictures at the astime theater and read the want ads daily. Notices include signa referrals with Lane & Son and Malin contact numbers, rental listings, job openings, and business offerings from Hohbachs, Oregon Lumber Yard, and Paul Hemmelgarn. An auction of horses, farm equipment, and a Phillips sale bill at Weaton is announced.
An important business meeting of the Thursday Afternoon club will be held at the home of Mrs. Sheridan Saturday evening October 8 at 7 30 o clock. All members urged to be present. Pearl Livengood Secretary. Also an ad note about Cleveland's Baking Powder 6 pound can for 1 65 and a grocery prompt about East Oregonia.
Dr W G Cole was a westbound passenger on the morning train. R H MacWhorter came in from Pilot Rock. J M Haya left for the west end of the county. J W Maloney candidate for county judge left for Milton. Mike Keegan returned from Ring station. Miss Ina Cotant of Stanfield visited Pendleton briefly and returned home. Albert Lee traveled from Weston and Athens after a few days. Mrs J M Cornelison and babies head to Oklahoma City for spring visit. Mrs Elizabeth Duncan of Haines is a guest of Mrs Lee Moorhouse and will soon leave for Portland. Mrs J M Keeney left for Shantiro BE. R Ware in Pendleton on way home from Washington. Pat Donaghue of Chehalis left after visiting his sister Alice Kirtley. Attorney L B Reeder, now in Portland, was in Pendleton en route to Walla Walla. Dan and Robert McKenzie of Adams spent the day. Robert will reenter UO in Eugene tomorrow. E E Brown of Stanfield Standard returned home after business here. Rev R E Storer returned from Weston on county Sunday school business. Lester Hamley of Hamley & Son returned from Walla Walla with the $250 prize saddle for Bert Kelley of Pine Creek from the Northwest championship bronco busting at the Round-up.
Library notes announce an exhibit of new books purchased from the Ladies' Library and Civile association fund. The display features works on art literature history and travel by authors including Adams Betham Edwards Blashfield Freeman Hare James Laycock Scales McCracken Paton Russell and Stureis. The collection aims for attractiveness and lasting value to engage students and casual readers.
The program lists The Healing Faith Lubin 1000 feet The Romance of Circle Ranch Melles 1000 feet and Advertising for a Wife a Pathe comedy 1000 feet Louis Conroy inherits money seeks a wife via ad but hires his maid Song Little Black Lamb the plot unfolds with comic mishaps and a clever ruse
London General Brabant promotes cotton cultivation in border Karroo districts. He shows evidence that cotton can be grown along the coast and suggests South Africa could supply Lancashire mills, supporting farmers' interests.
A purse containing money was found and the owner is asked to call Lane paint shop to identify it. Will Lane.
Oregon managers confirm the football game with Oregon Agricultural College will be played in Corvallis November 12. A big excursion to Corvallis is planned, with a separate freshman and alumni slate on dates around the main event. The first team schedule totals three campus games, plus interstate and preparatory matches.
An advertisement promises rapid relief from stomach misery for 50 cents and assures a money back guarantee if MI O NA fails. It claims the product stops fermentation, belching, gas, and heartburn in minutes and helps with seasickness, pregnancy vomiting, and hangovers, available at Tallman’s and druggists.
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