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Newspaper
Pendleton Eagle Valley News
Location
Pendleton, Oregon, United States of America
Date
Oct 19, 1903
Page
8
Subscribers are urged to report delivery irregularities and cooperates to improve service. The East Oregonian Pub. Co. asks readers to install a box at their gate to prevent loss from wind or water and to ensure prompt correction of issues.
Promoters in Portland prepare for the National Livestock Association convention beginning January 19. Local groups unite to entertain delegates, outline a broad program, and back plans for a new packing plant to benefit Oregon stock raisers. City interest centers on a major event fueling Northwest development.
G A Hartman as county judge names HH J Taylor, R MM O'Brien, H L Frazier, R Alexander and Clark Walters as delegates to the State Good Roads convention meeting in Portland on October 25. The annual convention will bring delegates from across the state to discuss road improvement plans for all counties.
County officials plan to utilize ideas as opportunities arise, aiming to improve policy and service delivery. The statement emphasizes flexible adoption across departments and ongoing collaboration with local agencies to maximize impact.
Gertrude L. Bolin, age six, daughter of Mr. and Mrs. George Bolin of this city, died Sunday morning at home about 2 o'clock. The cause is not known but physicians suspect intestinal rupture. Funeral services were held at 10 o'clock from the residence with burial officiated by Rev. G. W. Rigby of the Methodist church.
J E Smith shipped 16 cars of sheep to the Omaha market this morning via the W and C R line. All sheep were under one year old and chosen from the owner's best mutton flocks. The trainload heads to Kearney for 40 to 60 days of feeding before direct sale to markets.
Mrs M K Atkinson Dr W Le Latz and Dr L B Squires of Lewiston traveled from Boise City for the state examining board of dentists meeting. All four applicants passed examinations and received licenses to practice dentistry. Professor E Ray Jones of the Modern School of Commerce will publish an eight page school annual titled Business Builders in about a month.
Professor F G Young of Oregon State University accepts invitation to address the state irrigation meeting in this city on November 9 and 10. He is an expert on irrigation and forestry and is expected to deliver a highly regarded address. J C Lonergan ships 11 carloads of cattle to Prye Hruhne Company in Seattle, part of a larger monthly total. The cattle are young beef cattle destined for market, shipped from near Vie. Rev B E Utz will preach tonight at the Kane Christian church, noted as a sought after Northwest speaker.
Boughty L L Berry Charles BE Berry and May J Berry his wife have sold to L l Berry and A Looff for 2800 the southwest quarter of section 8 and the north half of section 17 in township A north of range 7 east containing 480 acres. Bruce Wallace of Brock McComas pharmacy accepts a position in Green Jackson drug store at Walla Walla and will leave this evening to take charge of his new duties.
Robert Renn Pacific Express Company manager returns to his post after a typhoid fever illness. Sheriff Taylor departs for Salem with prisoners Richard Ryan for robbery and Basilarr for horse stealing. Winnie Privett leaves for two week vacation in Walla Walla from the post office. Thomas Walsh of La Grande, OBR&N chief dispatcher, visits the penitentiary briefly. Veke Laxative claim ends with a cold remedy note.
Teachers and pupils plan a series of school entertainments with an eight member orchestra under Professor Motachman to perform Fridays or the following night. Debates, recitations, essays, vocal soloists, and instrumental numbers feature the program as the orchestra prepares to entertain the city.
Miss Della Danner celebrated her birthday with a party at her parents home, 210 West Webb Street. A large group of friends attended and enjoyed various games and activities during the evening.
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