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Newspaper
Pendleton Eagle Valley News
Location
Pendleton, Oregon, United States of America
Date
Oct 27, 1903
Page
8
Subscribers are asked to notify the office if delivery clarity is missing and faults corrected promptly. Each subscriber should install a box at the gate to prevent loss or windblown papers. The East Oregonian Pub Co seeks cooperative delivery improvement.
Road master F H Beathe reports county funds totaling 24995.62 spent on bridges and roads including materials and labor. Bridges on Umatilla Foater Echo are in good condition, a new 0 foot span truss bridge finished on Pine Creek near Weston. Nolin Bridge condemned and to be overhauled or torn down. Most roads overhauled and prepared for the wet season with emphasis on mountain routes near Helix Juniper Milton Cold Springs.
The Funny Folks at the Park theater delivered a hit introductory performance to a crowded house last night. Eight comedians carried two hours of solid fun and mirth and will continue through the week, promising lively evenings for Park patrons.
Ada county Idaho Sheriff James Agnew reports two men tied to cattle thefts. Jack Marshal, wanted in Boise for stealing a cow and calf, was arrested in Milton and held for Idaho officials who pursued him this morning.
McEwen renowned hypnotist to perform two nights at the Prayer, praised for ability and occult power with wide press acclaim across the United States and Canada. Delegates Returning Home notes and local visits by Mrs. Carrie E. Moyers and Mrs. Dollie McAvoy after a trip with the Rebekah delegation passing through Bolse.
Funeral attendees from WD Hanaford J F Robinson J McDill John Baker BP L Smith H J Bean Harry Fowler Tom Ayres Rev M V Howard and Rev G W Elkby gathered at Echo this morning for the service for Shirley Thomson who died Sunday morning of typhoid fever and whose funeral was held this afternoon from the family home.
A writ of review is granted in the case Taylor v Wool. The sheriff attached whiskey in a saloon at the direction of a wholesale firm. The defendant claims part of the whiskey belonged to another company.
Guests of Judge and Mrs Stephen A Lowell in Salem included J A Rockwell of Portland and Rev Charles Hurd of Salem. Rockwell, president of the State Christian Endeavor Society and an Oregon Railroad and Navigation employee, and Hurd, vice president and minister, visited Moscow, Idaho, with Ruth Rubede w and family. Rubede w plans land and timber talks while Mrs Rubede w visits friends. W H Kennedy, BR N chief engineer, and Martin Romp, assistant, arrived for duty discussions.
The Merchants' Cafe lists imported leberwurst frankfurters ham burg eel crawfish crabs oysters and cheeses in stock. Merchants' hot lunch runs daily from 11 30 am to 2 pm. Five hunters led by Joe Nolf Fat Turner and Wi Lane returned from Arlington with a string of 41 fat ness.
A prominent Alreh Creek cattleman in Pendleton says hay supply is not short, pasture is excellent, and fat cattle should be held as demand from Sound ports and Alaska-bound settlers rises. He predicts prices will rise before Christmas, urging farmers to retain herds. Real estate transfers and fire department notices follow, including sales by Jacobs, Furnish, Porringer, Wade, and Catherman.
A meeting of Pendition Fire Department last Wednesday established a Board of Foremen to govern the department. The fire chief and foremen from each city company will transact business, aiming for more organized decision making and clearer oversight.
A life income plan offered to provide an annual income for a wife upon death at a lower cost than provisioning for children. The notice invites writing terms: specify desired annual income for wife, cash return amount, and the ages of both. Mentions company officials and regional managers in Boise Idaho and Pendleton Oregon.
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