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Newspaper
Pendleton Eagle Valley News
Location
Pendleton, Oregon, United States of America
Date
Oct 26, 1903
Page
8
Subscribers are asked to report any delivery irregularity to the office and errors will be promptly corrected. Each subscriber is urged to place a box at their gate to prevent loss or wind impact, ensuring better delivery. The notice from East Oregonian Pub Co requests cooperation.
G A Hartman returns from Portland as Good Roads Association delegate. The state convention promises beneficial plans and papers. Eastern Oregon shows weak representation while valley and dust issues drive varied needs. new durable road methods aim to curb mud in winter and dust in summer across wide terrains.
An advertisement asserts relief from Loss of Appetite Belching Heartburn Nausea Cramps Indigestion Dyspepsia and Constipation with Howtetter's Stomach Bitters. It touts many testimonials and urges purchasers to get the genuine product with a Private Stamp over the neck.
The passage notes the burden on individuals and predicts roads will soon be permanent and sturdy. It argues rain and soil conditions make maintenance easy enough to create solid, serviceable roadways, with roads being reliable in both winter and summer.
Roosevelt announces Boston Store will close its dry goods stock and become an exclusive clothing and shoe shop. He cites growing business and need for space, pledging deep price cuts to move dry goods quickly. Doors to dry goods close Tuesday and Wednesday for sale prep, with sale set to begin Thursday morning.
A small Saturday crowd greeted Nell Gwynne by the Jessie Shirley company. The play offered little plot and limited acting, though Miss Shirley earned repeated applause for her clever performance. The audience hopes the troupe returns with stronger works.
The Bently Hartman Abstract Co sold a house and lot on Saturday afternoon in a cash transaction. The lot is in the block with the old Academy building and was bought by M. A. Orumford for Lee Baker for 1150 dollars.
W P Daniel and Minnie Daniel sell to Joseph Snyder for 10 dollars the southwest quarter of the southeast quarter of section 7 township 2 north range 1 east near Swift's Station. J D Gregoire of Adama assists Arthur Kobbt in the warehouse for a couple of weeks overseeing a large Mission warehouse wheat shipment.
Local report notes T J Kirk of Athena finished seeding and awaits rain to begin harvest. Dr House moves to Portland. William Howse of Weaton becomes associate medical director at Mt Tabor Nervous Ematorium with offices in Portland. Mrs P E McDuff travels to Olympia due to mother’s apoplexy. Charles Cunningham to ship ten cars of sheep via W C R to North Yakima for feeding and then Seattle markets. A daughter born Friday to Mr and Mrs Gordon at Willow Creek home.
Two thousand men labor on OR N Co trackwork between La Grande and Huntington. They enlarge the North Powder Tunnel and lay ballast from the Grande Ronde bed. New dining cars arrive, 16 Mogul engines due January 1 to boost Eastern Oregon traffic.
J Cameron of North Yakima will ship eleven cars of sheep this evening over the W and TL to winter them for the sarine market. The range sheep were bought from Charles Cunningham of thieetty and will be sold in the spring. Mr and Mrs Frank Martin have leased their ranch on the reservation near Athena and will move to Pendleton to reside.
Clyde Bellinger of Portland spent yesterday in the city visiting his brother Clifford Bellinger of the Umatilla Implement House. He departed for Echo this morning in the interests of the implement house for which he travels.
Orville G. Edwards, a Whitman College attendee, returned to Wallin Wallin this morning after a brief city visit with his parents Keys and Mrs. Jonathan Edwards. Edwards continues his college study at Whitman College.
Mrs. David Roberts and her two children will return to Roseburg tomorrow morning from this city where they stayed at the home of Mrs. Roberts's parents Rev and Mr Jonathan Edwards.
Four special price offers appear in the Peoples Warehouse advertisement for Tuesday. This retail notice highlights limited time discounts and urges shoppers to visit the store for the promotional rates.
Second annual meeting of the Irrigation Association in Oregon in November. Washington Teachers' Association meets in Tacoma late December. North Pacific conference of Unitarians in Spokane October 26 and 27. Washington Sportsmen's Association gathering in Seattle October 29. Lewiston Interstate event October 26 to 81. Lewiston gun journey scheduled for November 46. Jockey Club event at Prineville Oregon October 27. Umatilla County Teachers Institute at Weston November 4 and 6.
George Maples exhibited creamery products and returned from Boise City Salt Lake City and Payette Wash He displayed items at the Bosse City fair where they won the premium The firm already held first premiums in Washington and Idaho Maples also enjoyed a pleasure visit in Salt Lake City.
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