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Pendleton Eagle Valley News

Location

Pendleton, Oregon, United States of America

Date

Oct 26, 1904

Page

8

Pendleton to Face Walla Walla in Prep Clash

Pendleton high school football coach Dan P Smythe expresses confidence as the team trains hard for a Saturday game in Walla Walla. Last year Pendleton lost 6 0 to the visitors. A large turnout is expected with round trip fare set by the railroad for fans. Additional games include Baker City in the city on Thanksgiving, and matches with La Grande Weston and Hill Military Academy in the Northwest.

Pendleton Walla Walla Dan FP. Smythe Walla Wala Nh, & N Company Dan P. Smythe George Eyre The Hill Military Academy Portland Northwest Bakerity Thi Elty la Grande Weston Smythe

Will be Heavier Chain last and with a Hitie more practice

The message hints at heavier chain work and additional practice to improve performance. It references Hitie as a checkpoint or goal and emphasizes training to become more proficient, aiming toward better outcomes through continued effort and discipline.

Paralyzed Woman Improves Amid Prairie Cattle News

Henry Moxale and wife of Camas Prairie visit Pendleton as Mrs. Mowndé, long paralyzed, shows perceptible improvement. The article notes rainfall shortages affected cattle condition, but abundant forage later improved overall herd health. Mossie reports 200 head of stockers in fine condition, to be culled later.

Aire Mossie Henry Moxale Camas Prairie Mra Mowndé Pendleton Mr. Mesede Cette Cams

Tailor Joe Ollinger Plans Shop and Home Venture

Doce Aitlee the Tater reports Joe Ollinger of Sharon Springs has returned from the interior after seven weeks with enough to last a lifetime. Ollinger, a tailor, seeks a location in a smaller town within a hundred mile radius of Pendleton to build a combined shop and dwelling and then summon his family. He plans to visit nearby towns to find the right site.

Doce Aitlee Tater Joe Olinger Sharon Springs Rae Golng Oath Mr. Ollinger Pendleton

Open House Planned by Athena Produce Dealer Lucas

G Lucas, the Athena produce dealer, says the machinery for the remodeled Premton Parton mills is being installed and ready to operate soon. The company will keep an open house and serve coffee and hot drinks to all comers when the establishment is ready to operate.

PF. G. Lucas Athena Produce Lucas Premton-Parton Mills Comera

Rev Egerton to Speak at Congregational Church

Rev. Egerton and his family travel from Corvallia Friday. He will preach Sunday morning at the Congregational church. Sunday evening features a social missionary meeting presenting Japan’s mission appeal to the people.

Edwards Residence Being Built in County Setting

Tom Edwards and his wife from Upper Hutter Creek visit town to buy lining and finishing materials for a new home described as one of the county’s largest and most modern firm residences. The house is expected to be ready for occupancy in about three weeks.

Edwards Residencr Tom Edwards Upper Hutter Creek

Athena Town Water Health Delivers Clear Bill

In Athena there is no sickness reported. A resident notes water quality is debated but water agrees with the people, with no widespread illness and a calm view on the supply’s finicky feel.

Athena

Victor Goshen Sued Over Unpaid Balance

Fred Walters filed an action in the state circuit court to recover 116.10 from Victor Goshen. Walters alleges he sold goods valued at 85 to Goshen and the father failed to pay. The plaintiff also holds a transferred claim for a mechanical wagering figurine.

Victor Goshen Fred Walters Effeurt Walters Goshen Mechanica

Tally at the Court House Republicans Plan Rally

State Senator George Brownell of Oregon City will speak at the republican rally next Saturday night at the court house. The Pembleton bane will render a late hour concert in. Court arrest preceding the speaking.

Court House George (. Brownell Oregon City Pembleton Bane

Congregational Ladies to Meet at Church Tomorrow

Tomorrow afternoon a meeting of the Congregational church ladies will be held at the church. Mrs Lowell asks every lady of the church and congregation to attend.

Congregational Lailies Congregational Church Lowell

Better Country With Schilling's Best In It

A brief note asserts pride in the country for featuring Schilling's Best products, mentioning the grocer's role in offering the brand. The line conveys satisfaction with local shopping options and national pride.

Pendleton Academy Board Appoints Reforms At Annual Meet

Pendleton Academy board meets to approve amended articles of incorporation under Eastern Oregon presbytery division. Attendance 63. President Lot Livermore and officers re elected. Executive committee given new duties to streamline management. Work praised as the school aims to be the Inland Empire’s leading institution with broad regional support.

Eastern Oregon Wil Be Old Ofer AM Pendleta Academy Lot Lilvermore W. & Holt Nev Varn Nuys Fret Wolf W. H. Bleakney Bert Huffman BR. J. Diven W. BH. Bieaakney Preset Lot Livermore W.L. Vien Khyd Emtire Pendleray Umatilla Washington

District Division Trouble in Local School District

David Marshall, chairman, accuses east enders of mismanaging district affairs and denying funds for a new school while west enders built a new schoolhouse. He claims two east end leaders control decisions, urges keeping schools, and warns of further tax support to fund future education, noting east end residents preparing to move.

Walia Cremonian Senoor East East End David Marshall

One Jap Goes Home After Pendleton Meeting Face Japan

A fragment notes a Japanese person, named évo, leaving Pendleton to join service for Japan or Russia. The text references George Kowaher and a confrontation involving a Japanese individual.

Pendleton Japan Rusia George Kowaheer

Michigan carpenter to tour Northwest from Owers

Will Humphreys a carpenter and cabinet maker from Owers Michigan arrived yesterday and plans a Northwest tour with this point as headquarters He expects to stay through the winter and return to Michigan He estimates at least two dozen families will leave for the Northwest this season citing Michigan climate as their principal grievance Humprey was here two years ago and favors this locality

Michigan Will Humphreys Owers Mich Northwest Humphreye

Arrivals and Plans for Winter in Echo County

Arkiaine Abroad and George Holler with kin arrive in Bentonville and head toward Butter Creek country for the winter. Missouri friends from Reman Junction join the group and A J Teleh and family with T P Bell and family settle in nearby areas for the season. Open millinery store planned by Mrs Lovinn Elliott from Mason Nebraska arrives to establish a shop in Echo or Poster. Foster area resident Omentia Hertiuwb remains ill and plans to visit Nebraskan soon.

Arkiaine George Holler Gerald Chemey Bentonville Ark Butter Creek Missouri Reman Junction A. J. Tteleh Tamily T. P. Bell Bollers Mr. Cheaney Lovinn Elliott Mos’oon Neb

Two Educators Return to North Blaise Schools

Mis e Elldreth Elie visiting J0 Milly and family in Milton country arrived from the north and met her brother Robert Bilis who had taken and near Powter. They plan to teach at Blaise schools starting this school year and Miss Elin will return in spring with her brother.

Foster Mise Eldreth Elie J. 0 Milly Milton Robert Bilis Powter Blaise Mise Elin

Beare Plans California Lectures After Hillsboro Visit

Preston W Beare and two recruits arrive in Hillsboro where he sets the stage for California engagements. On November 11 12 and 18 Prof Search will lecture at Whitman College. For 20 months in advance his services are engaged in active appointments across the United States.

Beare California Preston W. Beare

May Open Restaurant By Ross Jordan In Winter

Ross Jordan arrived yesterday and plans bartending or running the restaurant business through the winter. He previously worked in La Grande’s restaurant scene and is connected to Orville Saylor and family of the Plage.

Testaurant Ross Jordan Buaijem Jordan la Grande Orville Saylor Plage

Prospecting Tour Reaches Dale and Nearby Counties

Charles Austin of Spokine P Wo and A J Vaughan of Missoula Mort arrive from a land prospecting tour through the southern county including the Dale country. They expect to return in the morning while flagging land in the La Grande office, which they select during the trip.

Dale Charles Austin Spokine P. Wo A. J. Vaughan Missoula Mort Dale Country la Grande

Man relocates land claim. Burnett heads to La Grande

Walter Burnett rode in from the county southwest yesterday and left on an early morning train to La Grande to stake land he located during the trip. Mr Ballamett plans to bring his family from Farmington Washington for the winter around November 14 and move permanently into the area.

Wi Pilc Walter Burnett la Grande Mr. Ballamett Farmington Wash Mnen Epting

Juniper Farm Sold to Tom Thompson for 4576

Bb. V. Steele sold the Juniper farm for 4576 to Tom Thompson. Steele owned the place two years and had two good crops, selling at an advance of 774. This year he harvested 5000 bushels of wheat from 400 acres and has no plan to leave the county.

Juniper Farm Bb. V. Steele Han Wold Tie Tom Thompson Steele

Dancing Classes Grow at Music Hall for Young Tots

Prof. M. H- ModMinn oversees juvenile dancing classes with 65 children aged seven to ten. The Saturday afternoon sessions are held at Music Hall, continuing the seasonal program.

M. H- ModMinn Music Hall

Hostetter’s Stomach Bitters for Digestive Relief

After Sickness, Hostetter's Stomach Bitters is praised as a faithful remedy for digestive ailments. The tonic is claimed to restore vigor, aid sleep, and improve appetite, with benefits cited for indigestion and related female complaints.

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