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Newspaper
Pendleton Eagle Valley News
Location
Pendleton, Oregon, United States of America
Date
Oct 22, 1906
Page
7
A dense list of local business notices from Pendleton Oregon and nearby areas, including bank information for The Pendleton Savings Bank with officers named, diverse service ads for furniture buyers, pawnbrokers, architects and builders, a divorce lawyer, funeral directors, and other trades. Classifieds advertise employment, education, and vehicle/household services with rates and contact details.
A freight team from Bend suffered a runaway in Cow Canyon about 26 miles south of Shantko. Noire, the 25 year old driver, was thrown and died shortly after. body en route to Bend for interment. The incident highlights dangers on county roads from The Diller to Lakeview.
Wallace reports his flock in good condition after returning to Arlington. He summered the sheep near Hot Springs in King County, Washington, within 60 miles of Seattle, and claims his band is the only one ever summered in that country. The lambs sold for 2485 dollars in N. BP.
Koukeht Cattle at Harney and partners John Kineman and L. E. McBee return from Harney county with 700 to 800 head of cows and steers, all six years or older. Most steers to be fed at L. E. McBee’s alfalfa ranch on Willow Creek near Cool before shipment to Portland.
H W Bartholomew arrived Saturday with a flock of about 4500 sheep from the Interior and will winter them at his Willow Creek alfalfa ranch near Ceell. A portion, 600 to 800 head, were purchased by Jack Matlock to feed at his Sin ton Creek ranch above Heppner.
In Yakima the coal trade remains brisk with several carloads received by local dealers today and shipments moving out as fast as they arrive. Orders for fuel are very large, and residents anticipate ample supply as cold weather approaches. Also note endorsement for Kennedy's Laxative Honey and Tar by Tallman & Co. Read the East Oregonian.
Jon Hardie, the Trail Fork sheep king, bought 2200 head from Merritt Friccell at prices of 2.76 per lamb 2.00 per yearling wether and 4.00 per ewe Merritt departs December end for South America with his brother in law George Hardin and family.
An old advertisement bundle touts Hall's Catarrh Cure and pills as a blood remedy with dubious claims. It lists second class colonist rail rates to Pendleton and Spokane, with dates and agent contacts, plus Western rail excursion prices to California points and stopover allowances. It notes oats shipment for seed to Idaho from a Mr. Smith after an irrigation congress exhibit.
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