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Newspaper
Pendleton Eagle Valley News
Location
Pendleton, Oregon, United States of America
Date
Oct 24, 1910
Page
5
Lane and Son display a sign in all? local venue as photographers seek names for a portrait collection. unclear wording limits specifics but indicates local business activity and public interest in photography services.
A chaotic jumble of rental and sale offers, job notices, and mini ads for Umatilla county. Entries include furnished houses for sale or rent, a chimney sweep, a coffee shop opening, a dog lost with reward, farm canvassing and agent jobs, a theatre ad, baking powder tip, and an East Webb pup for sale.
New York report says Venus G. Booth, self described last of her tribe from Chickasha Oklahoma, sent Major Clarence W. Smith a drawing titled statue of peace inspired by the national Indian bill. The crude design shows a base of 62 columns supporting a wigwam with an Indian chief, a hospitable flap, and a hero statue top. a dog at the chief’s feet labeled as the Indian’s best friend.
A crowded day in Pendleton brings a stream of visitors and locals on business and political tours. BH Sommerville heads to Portland while Nellie Carr stays at St George. Hunter of Echo and McArthur of Portland arrive for business. dozens of others, including D Teel, Mary Wilder, Mrs Keogh, Peter O Sullivan, and Dan Smythe, roam hotels and ranches. Local officials post election notices as T Taylor tours south county.
Stanfield formed a new Presbyterian church after Pendleton presbytery organized the group yesterday. More than 30 members, six elders, three trustees, and a women’s missionary society were named. Rev. J. E. Fausett to pastor, with Rev. J. M. Cornelison leading the organizing committee. Committee members returned by motor car. Rev. B. F. Harper visiting.
A Pendleton showman accuses manager Mitchell of confiscating tickets and receipts after a Portland troupe failed to arrive. The vaudeville program proceeded with refunds to some, while the showman seeks arrest and grand jury action. Nearby ads announce a modern five room cottage for sale.
Spokane Washington Professor H E Van Deman heads the five judges at the third National Apple Show November 14 to 19 with prizes totaling 20000. He says the contest will be keener, attracting western and eastern growers keen to win. He notes past close competitions and promises timely judging as he surveys western apple regions to learn every detail from nursery stock to prize fruit. The mountain may not be wise, though it is one of the high brows.
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