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Newspaper
Pendleton Eagle Valley News
Location
Pendleton, Oregon, United States of America
Date
Sep 04, 1906
Page
5
Trash hauled, phone main 611. Multiple rental and sale ads list five room cottages, typewriter and organ for sale, harness, grain racks, and storage services. Help wanted for cooking, housework, and a factory representative. lodging and housekeeping rooms advertised. hotel and transportation notices included.
Men wanted at once by the Warren Construction Co to work on street paving. Wages 26 cents per hour. Apply to superintendent or at office rooms 14-16 Association block. Also ads for soda beer and Hed-Mez headache remedy with contact John Gagen Eagle building Court street.
Charles Jarrett, a stranger, was arrested by Marshal Tom Gurdane on the river bank near the city inst. evening with a large quantity of tableware. He denied stealing them, claiming he found them. The items were traced to a theft on Court Street. Jarrett was jailed with other prisoners and the case referred to the district attorney by Judge Fits Gerald after learning the charges.
Porce of Salowmen increased to care for rising hoisiness at Len Teutach's store. Two new salarmen have been placed at work: George W. Bear, formerly with Schwabacher in Walla Walla, joins the clothing aid show de pirtment and Wood W. Berry, late of La Grande, starts today in the furnishing goods department.
Thorse Thayer travels from Independence to Juneau Alaska to inspect mining properties for a Kansas City capitalist after a long journey via Gidaidore Mexico. He recently returned to hire Missouri home amid a globetrotting itinerary spanning over 8000 miles. William Leathers obtains a marriage license with Mary I. Whittaker at the county clerk's office.
The Knockers' Club will start a series of social dances at Music Hall on Wednesday September 1. The hall will be decorated with special attention to tidies. Cooling refreshments for dancers will be served.
A. J. Hisner, via attorney J. W. Huff, filed a suit in Justice Parkes' court this afternoon to collect 41.54 due on a note signed by W. L. Johnson. The action targets the debt and seeks judgment for the amount plus costs.
Mr and Mrs Dean Shull welcomed a baby boy Monday evening, a seven pound newborn joining East Oregonian coverage of local life. The notice identifies the parents as Mr and Mrs Rodney Dumule and notes the birth occurred in the East Oregonian area.
Henry Bayne of Adams and J T Sdevailen the Adams wheat raiser were in town on business. Mies Besele McBtide and Roy Ritner visited Athena and Boise respectively. Several locals return from trips to Portland Spokane Seattle and Long Beach while others plan visits to Boise Ellensburg and Minneapolis.
Findlay Ohio Sept 4 The court reserved its decision on a petition to quash the information filed against John D Rockefeller head of the Standard Oil Company in the ongoing case information against Rockefeller.
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