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Newspaper
Pendleton Eagle Valley News
Location
Pendleton, Oregon, United States of America
Date
Oct 13, 1904
Page
5
A scrambled city page notes Sunshine groceries at Martin's tiles, Gloria shows at Boone, and various ads for wages, housing, and services. It mentions Teutach's goods, Western Art Co, Roosevelt's shoes, and several employment inquiries, leases, and a photo studio promotion.
Wade Kier in New Matlock Build is opened to the public as Wade Siler’s bowling alley and billiard hall. The two rooms offer extensive improvements and first class fixtures from Brunswick Halk Callender Co. Chicago. Three alleys and two billiard and two pool tables provide wholesome recreation with strict decorum and orderly conduct.
Pendleton greets a host of visitors and movers. Echo’s Frank Spike in town, Cal Ciett bound for Cun, Oley and McRae in Walla Walla, and Rev Van Nuwn off to Portland for the Presbyterian synod. Clerks Dupuis Baker and Ebert start at DeMott grocery. families and travelers depart for Portland New York and beyond. Local workers, engineers, and merchants such as Seawell, Hodder, and Teel are noted, with plans to visit, relocate, or return to work and attend the World’s Fair context.
Two clubs report strong success and announce a new $29 full club. Interested individuals may join at the store or be contacted by members, as space fills quickly and organizers urge prompt action.
A new photograph gallery will open at 728 Cottonwood Street named the Rembrandt Studio. It will be equipped in a first class manner and will specialize in fine work.
J. T. Mayfield, long connected with the BR. & N., died last night at his Pleasant Valley home. No further particulars were provided.
Q Nodum a Japanese was sentenced to five days in the city jail this morning for fast riding. The certificates of nomination of four populist candidates for presidential elector were filed at Salem Saturday as follows T KR Phelps Malheur C F Schmitmien of Jackson Dr J L Hill of Linn and L H McMahon of Marion
A new grid elevator and warehouse, begun three years ago, just completed at Leith east end of Edinburgh Dock on ground leased from the dock commission. With 1,000,000 tanker capacity, modern receiving weighing storing and delivering facilities, electric powered machinery, built for a local company by a Port Huron, Michigan firm at a cost of 300000 dollars, reported by Rufus Fleming, U.S. Consul in Edinburgh.
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