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Newspaper
Pendleton Eagle Valley News
Location
Pendleton, Oregon, United States of America
Date
Oct 07, 1904
Page
5
A rambling local page lists advertisements and notices: hats and shoes at Roosevelt’s, groceries and confections at Delta, sodas and ice cream daily, and furniture and fashion items from multiple merchants. Notices mention a piano for rent, a Japanese cook seeking work, children’s coats, and a fox offered for reward, with various addresses and prices sprinkled throughout.
In a testimonial from Granger L G Brown a teacher, the user reports two years of Dream Balm use for catarrh improving hearing and speech. The note states the balm does not irritate and is sold by Ely Brothers at 66 Warren Street New York.
A long list of arrivals, visits, and departures in Pendleton includes B F Chilson of kt a in town, D OC Brownell en route to Kono, Miss Gunthe Wilkon to Athena, Cecil Wade from Spokane, Deputy Assessor B R Hall to Weaton, Don P L Rmythe headed to Arlington on legal business, Mr and Mrs Ben Caputa visiting Pendleton, Fred Crawford expected home from Spokane fair, Frank and Ora Holdman to Seattle for a pleasure trip, RK N Stanfield Echo stockman in town, Mrs Fletcher recovering from typhoid, Jennie Murrell to Baker City to visit kin, and many others travelling between local towns and farms, with a monthly gun club medal shoot upcoming and various engagements in Fruitvale district and beyond.
Mrs Corpelia Skiles, mother of Jd. W. and BF. Skiles, arrived on the morning train from the East and will spend the winter in Can yon City where Miss Estee may open a millinery store. Her home is in Washington DC and she spent the summer at Atlantic City.
Peter Nelson of Wallilo a resident of Umatilla and Kilekitat counties for 34 years has been a continuous East Oregonian reader since its founding. He has paid county taxes yearly for 74 years and plans to continue. He is a prosperous stockman in the Wuallula district and owns property on the Columbia site.
Nevada residents fear the decline of mountain sheep as laws fail to protect them. They urge Congress to create a national game preserve to halt near extinction and seek stringent state laws when they meet in the coming biennial session.
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