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Newspaper
Pendleton Eagle Valley News
Location
Pendleton, Oregon, United States of America
Date
Oct 15, 1909
Page
5
The Pine Nut country yields a large crop of pine nuts as Indians return from mountain gathering. Whites eat the nuts and enjoy the harvest with dances and matches. Tradition links a bountiful harvest to a hard winter ahead, as reported by the Democratic newspaper.
Assistal Sale Engineer R. DD. Gouper and J. D. Rlyers of the State engineer's office in Salem arrived from Hermiston last evening. They have been working in the west end of the county for some time and are making a plan of all the irrigated land milila section of the State.
Local items include fresh oysters at Hohbachs bakery and new rugs at old prices from Graham and Bee Graham. Rock Springs coal offered by Henry Kopitzke. Furnished rooms for rent at 309 East Court and 201 West Court Street, plus 612 Willow Street. Automobiles for rent via Pendleton Auto Co. Wanted help and housing, including a girl for general house work and a cook for out of town. For sale cows, a farm house for rent, and various services from carpet cleaning to chimney sweep. Pendleton market items include fresh fish on Tuesdays and Fridays, and Pendleton Cash Market promotions.
A note states readiness to provide first class horseshoeing services in connection with general repair work, indicating a skilled offering for horse care and related maintenance.
Los Angeles, Cal. After a court ship of two years begun on the desert Buel A. Funk cowboy and artist and Miss Helen Muir daughter of John Muir were married in Los Angeles today by Rev. J Q A Henry in the presence of the bride's married sister. The wedding plans had been kept secret from even intimate friends.
Washington reports a high level appointment soon to be announced by President Taft to replace former Senator Joseph C. S. Blackburn as Panama Canal Commissioner. The post pays $14,000 yearly and Blackburn plans resignation to return to Kentucky. Commissioner Jeff Colón for New York arrived recently.
The Eugene Register notes ardent feminine fans in Eugene discuss the Pittsburg versus Detroit baseball game. A caller from Renshaw's smokehouse chats in a honeyed voice asking for the final score and expressing excitement.
Integrity Lodge No. 62 invites all members to assemble in the Odd Fellows hall banquet room this evening at 7 30 for funeral arrangements of our late brother E BE Harvey. Jerry P King N G instructions based on East Oregonian printing.
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