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Newspaper
Pendleton Eagle Valley News
Location
Pendleton, Oregon, United States of America
Date
Oct 11, 1911
Page
5
A collage of classified items from Pendleton listings including rental offers, employment requests, sale of hens, furniture, and trains. Mentions Dr J A Geat resuming practice, plane rental, furnished rooms, a photo spot, and moving services. Also notes about horse boarding rates and local real estate exchanges.
Fragmentary railway notice notes long east or west or south routes via the Northern Pacific. Mentions through trains and connections at Pages with no numbers. W Adame identified as agent at Pendleton.
Property offers six rooms on two acres of land with one acre in alfalfa, two wells on the premises, water in the yard, a barn, chicken yard, brick cellar, all in good condition. Contact Mier Johnson at 10 Houzel Street, Poniston, for details.
Old style sale listing offers a Mammoth Jack aged six for sale or trade. Neighboring farms may trade for good pedigreed mules. Located at Adama Oregon with directions to Spring Hollow and local residence details.
Mr and Mrs Leonard Laronte extend heartfelt thanks to friends and neighbors of Hniy Loo of T lodge for their kindness and support after the death of our Gither.
A string of visitors and locals pass through Pendleton with arrivals from Adams Valley Baker Helix Freewater and Portland. Notables include Judge James A. Fee from Portland and J. Raley of Pendleton spending days in the city. Attendants discuss business travel and rural ties as residents and visitors alike update on health, land and sheep interests.
Landis, founder of Dae Landes Diners in Milwaukee, faced a federal court record after a day in the U S District Court. The case centers on allegations involving the Statiiind Of Company and over twenty million dollars. details remain partial as proceedings conclude.
A traveling man was convicted for sending bilink in a transparent envelope to A. T. Jenkins, a prominent local merchant. The court imposed a fine of one cent after a lecture in which the judge harshly condemned the prisoner.
In Mexico, a probate court jury found it unlawful for a doctor or preacher to charge for preaching at a funeral. Dr F. M. Shoush billed for Mrs Susan Parks funeral, including a $14 item for preaching. Judge W. W. Botta oversaw the case. the jury deducted $14 from the bill.
An elderly O BR&N engineer was struck by a train and dragged beneath the cars near Pendleton. He was rescued and taken to St Anthony’s Hospital for surgical treatment. His two feet were severely damaged though doctors hoped to save one. His son Jack Wright Jr works as a passenger conductor on the Washington division. The injured man has long service with the company and is a member of Damen Lodge No 4, Knights of Pythias.
The Good Shepherd home at Edington near Wheeling was wiped out by a blaze. One of about 250 girl inmates woke to smoke and alerted a nun, guiding the children to safety on a hillside nearby. No injuries were reported though many lacked proper clothes. Loss estimated between 725,000 and 100,000 dollars.
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