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Newspaper
Pendleton Eagle Valley News
Location
Pendleton, Oregon, United States of America
Date
Oct 13, 1910
Page
5
For sale a 160 acre dairy ranch close to town with a four room house barn chicken houses and splendid orchard. About 25 acres alfalfa and bottom land. Also a 1060 acre wheat farm five miles from Pendleton with mouse and barn and plenty of water priced at 2450. Must be sold at once due to sickness. Also a 320 acre wheat farm with a five room house and barn.
Local short notices list services and ads. Includes signs, chimneys, employment, rentals, theater ads, and business opportunities in Umatilla County. Notable items: United Orchestra, Snyder chimney sweep, Hohbach's cafe, five room rental, a canvasser needed, and a large merchandise stock offered for sale with estimated weekly takings.
We extend sincere thanks to friends and various orders for sympathetic acts and beautiful flowers during the Ulrest and funeral of our beloved wife and daughter. Edwin Barr Mrs Post Mrs McBrian
Pete Sheridan is up today from his ranch on Buttercreek. J. M. Ashworth, the Weston contractor, spent yesterday at Coe. Al Despain returned from a business trip to Hermiston. Db. R. Ehrgool of Nyssa attends Oregon synod meeting. Anta M. Young and Harriet EB. Atkinson guests of Hotel St. George. Robert Hough of Mil to n attends synod meeting. Alf Sondo from Helix in town on business. Helen McConnell, 12, ill with typhoid fever. J. H. Raley returned from Portland on business. H. Ware from Echo furniture store arrived, plans to return tonight. Harry Miesee, hotel clerk, left for Santa Barbara. H. M. Averill visiting at brother’s home. Mrs. Gilman Folsom recovering from cheese poisoning. Dr. W. V. Glassyer comments. Mrs. Jennie H. Hunter back from Lewiston after hospital stay. Henry Marcotte travels from Portland to synod meeting. EB. Parkes and wife head to California for winter. Gilbert of Pi l or Rock visits with sons. George W. Webb from La Grande visits daughter. George T. Cochran, republican candidate, arrives by delayed night train. Mrs. C. P. Bishop from Spokane to Pendleton for fall and winter.
Rajeo Idaho. The reclamation service plans a railroad from Barberton 25 miles up the Boise canyon to supply a dam across the Boise River. The dams aim to impound flood waters for a vast storage system aiding the Payette Boise project. Estimated cost is 5 million dollars and the system could irrigate 243000 acres.
Harry Sakamoto, a Japanese national, is sent to Walla Walla penitentiary for six months to ten years for shooting George Amono at the Guler ranch near Trout Creek. The motive arose after a quarrel at the Guler hotel where Sakamoto was discharged for disorderly conduct.
The Pastime presents a Friday program featuring A Rough Weather Courtship Vitagraph drama, Chew Chew Lauid Vitagraph comedy, The Big Scoop Edison drama, The Shepherd and the Maid Gaumont drama, Ancient Castles of Austrian scenic. The lineup promises heart and humor with shipboard romance and a newspaper story theme.
A consignment of 50 000 young Rainbow trout will be released into the Little Klickitat River Spring Creek Three Creeks and Summit Creek in the county. The trout will first be placed in a pond near Goldendale to reach a safe size before stocking the streams.
Fairy Land at M F E Church Friday evening invites Spineters to attend and choose a bachelor direct from Fairy Land with best musical talent in the city assisting.
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