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Newspaper
Pendleton Eagle Valley News
Location
Pendleton, Oregon, United States of America
Date
Oct 10, 1907
Page
6
Milton October meeting of the Commercial club voted to apply to the state for a circulating library. The library would reach many towns, with books sent to 49 to 600 locations, kept six months, available to any reader, with only freight charges payable.
Funeral held for William Allen who was killed at Stanton station when he fell from a wheat stack. Charles Pinkerton and George W. Craigen returned from a deer hunting trip. Weston residents plan a civil improvement society with Miss Mabel Lathrop visiting Anatone. Weston Normal registrations continue with a promising school term. Apples from mountain districts arrive for sale. An advertisement promotes Hall's Catarrh Cure and Hall's Family Pills with testimonials and a money‑back promise.
Lloyd Badgero, son of Mr and Mrs Harry Badgero, suffered convulsions Tuesday but is improving. Dr Kennedy, a pioneer physician, has moved his office from Milton to Freewater to practice here. Ranchers report late strawberries from their vines, described as fine and large.
Athena October reports W. R Taylor slowly improving after a serious illness though still described as dangerously ill. The skating rink remains a popular attraction with the new floor attracting many evenings of use. A skating club has formed. Wheat and hay hauling continues as car shortages persist.
Notice announces Charles Lane and Son employ a specialist sign writer for signs.
A young man with a clean appearance used forged checks to buy goods at Motter Wheeler Co, Hanger and Thompson, and Schwabacher after hours. Victims paid 87.60, 35, and 39 dollars with checks signed by W. & Smith. Authorities seek a 20 to 21 year old man about 6 feet tall with a Odd Fellows pin, listed as W. C. Wooder or Arthur Wright.
Cadell resident Larl Shamburg recalls grasshopper years and drought and credits Dr Kings New Discovery with curing a lingering cough after trying other remedies. Tallman Co. Drug Store guarantees the medicine with trial bottles available.
The Terrace Garden tonight hosts a testimonial banquet to Rear Admiral Joseph B. Coghlan retired. The event, organized by the United Spanish War Veterans of Greater New York, will feature strong naval representation and marks Coghlan as the first naval branch representative for the New York Department.
Help wanted for ladies clothes ironer at Robinson's Domestic Laundry. Also notes Guernsey's Music at Court and Cottonwood offering phono graphic records and related items.
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