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Newspaper
Pendleton Eagle Valley News
Location
Pendleton, Oregon, United States of America
Date
Oct 30, 1911
Page
5
A jumble of classified items includes film show notices at the Orpheum, a returned doctor resuming practice, rental offerings for rooms and furnished suites, horse and livestock services, lost jewelry, moving and transfer services, a car sale, a Japanese cook seeking work, and real estate loan requests, with several agents Teutsch & Bickers and local merchants like Alexander's and the Cash Market cited among the entries.
Through tickets and all arrangements available from Lee W. Adams at the passenger station. Departures to Portland or California via Paseo and 8 P M 8 P and Ry leave 1 80 p mate rive Portland 8 10 a m.
Youne's Gallia will be given at the Presbyterian church Tuesday evening October 1 by the Troyal College of Poerpora choral society under Chas Ovide Blakeslee. It is a dramatic musical setting illustrating the destruction of Jerusalem and noted as one of Gounod's great masterpieces.
A vintage ad proclaims Zona cures corns and bunions with a bold claim of fast relief and lasting comfort. The copy touts simplicity and affordability, urging readers to try Zona for their foot discomfort.
The Telepone Register notes McMinnville will award a paving contract for 2 blocks to Warren Construction of Portland at about $12,000. The price per square yard is $2 with a full base and finish. An excavation contract was 60 cents per cubic yard. Also advertised are Zona foot remedies and Batford’s Snow Liniment sold by A.C. Koeptien & Gros.
Mrs. W. W. Gould of Plitsfield New Hampshire credits Electric Bitters with curing years of stomach and kidney trouble. She recommends the tonic as a best liver and kidney remedy and urges others to try it. Available for 60 cents at Koeppena.
Dimon Lodge No. 4 Knights of Pythias announce that the third rank work will be performed tonight and all Knights are urged to attend. Organizing officers request punctual attendance and proper dress.
A snap owner in Pendleton must sell a furnished good room house three blocks from Main Street at bargain terms. Phone Block 2731. If traveling east west or south, tickets routed Northern Pacific via. W Adams, agent, Pendleton.
Laura Townsend a 23 year old resident of 1928 South Sixteenth Street died during a dental procedure in Philadelphia. After requesting the removal of tools and relief from pain the patient fainted as the dentist prepared to apply a instrument. A physician passing by declared her dead stating the heart stopped upon seeing the dental instrument.
Dr Gray of Weston was numbered among the Sunday quiestors in the city. W T Reeves of Stanfield was up from his home yesterday J Hudson of Kamela was down from his summit yesterday EF E Lindley of La Grande arrived from outside the county yesterday J W W Strohm was among Hermiston residents spending Sunday in the city Mrs James Devlin and Joseph Murphy returned from Pasco J F Hill came in from Helix FE Van Dusen a Pasco contractor arrived on the N P local Joren Jensen a Hermiston farmer visited the city yesterday Mrs F Helte and Frank Betts of Pilot Rock were guests at the Town yesterday George T Cochran water commissioner eastern Oregon is over from La Grande Thos M Dit A S S Cooley C M Conklin of Enterprise arrived in Pendleton yesterday and stayed at the Hotel George S L Peterson of Milton came in on the local to transact legal business G O Holsington returned from Yakima Will Dean a Weston ball player and merchant spent the day Hayes W T Rhinehart traveling salesman Jore Marshall Wells Co of Portland left this morning for points west Mr and Mrs Charles Greulich drove to Pilot Rock yesterday to view the gunsboro they recently purchased from Dr EB Mannera Crockett returned from Athena where he spent Sunday at Mrs A MacKenzie Meldrum W H W Wilson of The Dalles was recractered at the Bowman Chester Turney was among StanTier residents in the east yesterday.
Management of the Grand weater offers a test vaudeville program headlined by Graham's miniature crowd of 40 trained rats cats and dogs direct from Hammerstein's theater in New York City. The New York Review calls it one of the most remarkable animal acts seen on stage. The program also features the Roman Duo replacing the delayed Musical Walters for a refined lineup.
A $16,000,000 irrigation scheme in Horse Heaven and surrounding Yakima Klickitat Benton counties will reclaim 300000 acres in central Washington. Klickitat Irrigation and Power Co. chief engineer M. Pierce leads work near Goldendale as 2600 workers join. five years to finish. Water rights cost $40 per acre, paid in 150 annual installments after water is available. Financing from Haelish and Canadian capital. Main canal 122 miles long with extensive laterals and tunnels, plus storage reservoirs and dams.
Maccabees Alfie Knights of Maccabes and wives Lady Maccabees husbands and visiting Matcccabees invited to attend a Hallowe en social at Secret Society Hall Tuesday evening Hila Reager KR ik.
Tickling in the throat hoarseness and loss of voice signal ailment. Bal lard's Horehound Syrup eases the lungs quiets the cough and restores health in the bronchial tubes. Price 2 60 and 1.00 per bottle. Sold by A. C. Koeppen Bros.
Weston Oregon Oct 30 A grader uncovered twenty thirty sticks of dynamite buried upright in the ground along the road between Weston and Athena. No explanations found. The town held a Hallowe en party at Weston High School with ghosts and a popular “Ghosts orchestra.” Basketball game at the opera house saw the high school team defeat the town team. Numerous locals and visitors noted in this society page with multiple brief mentions. The funeral of Mrs George Craigen was held Sunday at 11 in the United Brethren church.
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