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Newspaper
Pendleton Eagle Valley News
Location
Pendleton, Oregon, United States of America
Date
Oct 30, 1905
Page
6
An undergarment store advertises warm winter underwear for men women and children. It promotes November values aimed at maximizing buyers’ returns and invites shoppers to find a broad assortment of soft warm items at the store.
The piece frames a grand irrigation vision for New Mexico and southern Texas. It cites the Rio Grande dam project near Eagle as a centerpiece, with a 265 foot height reservoir 40 miles long and capacity 2 060 000 acre feet, promising flood control power and irrigation for 180 000 acres, 110 000 in New Mexico, at an estimated cost of 7 200 000 dollars.
Boise Artesian Water aims to condemn Morton property near Natamays to sink wells and build subterranean chambers. Judge Stewart presided as jury waived. Secretary B Howe outlined plans to boost capacity from about 2.8 million gallons to 5 million daily, enough for a city twice Rome’s size.
The party of Dr Kilgour Edyth B Craig and L C Mitch ell arrived from Roosevelt describing two feet of snow with thaw and re freeze making hills slippery. They expect a storm behind them and warn spring optimism amid mine delays. Sheriff’s posse seeks Jall brenke. description lists Fred Fehrmann and Fred Creighton with ages appearances and clothing. Heppner Times.
Frank E. McKnight shipped 160 head of Merino and Rambouillet bucks to his sheep ranch in Malheur county near Yale. The Merinos were bought from Ed Day and Rambouillets from J NR Nanamaker, 80 and 76 head respectively. McKnight says he came for sheep due to better buck grades available in that section.
The company tests a well sunk years ago to 631 feet deep near the altered site of the old electric light plant to see if the flow is sufficient to supply water before moving to Oro Dell, as reported by the La Grande Observer.
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