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Newspaper
Pendleton Eagle Valley News
Location
Pendleton, Oregon, United States of America
Date
Sep 08, 1905
Page
5
A garbled compilation of business ads and notices from Pendleton includes Rug and furniture trades, shoe repairs, hay and feed offers, rental housing, and transportation fares. Mentions Pendleton Business College seeking workers, court arrests in Coeur d Alene timber cutting case, piano sales by Ellers Piano House, and Whitman College president Penrose visiting with plans for students to enroll in September.
In police court Henny Dupuis and Carl Perringer were found guilty of disorderly conduct after leaping on a merry-go-round. Sentences were suspended for the boy, with orders to appear in court tomorrow. Separately, a typhoid fever case was reported in St Anthony's Hospital. Clyde Albert was taken to the insane asylum at Salem by an attendant arriving on the evening train.
Jordan the barber, hospital patient with rheumatics, is reported to be recovering. George Burroughs, treated for typhoid at home on Alin Street, is convalescing. Mrs. D. Wintermule of Gila Tend, Arte, died after a lamp explosion and a watchdog attack delayed rescue attempts.
Numerous locals and guests are recorded in town today. J A Halen of Adam and Dr F A Licuellen spent the day visiting family. H H McReynolda from Pilot Rock arrived for a brief stay. H G Newport of Hermiston traveled here for a wharf visit. J M Hemphill of Pilot Rock visited this morning. Mrs T F Boylen and family returned from Crook County. Mrs W A Crank is due home tomorrow night after Spokane visits. Glenn Bushee, U S marshal, passed through en route to Baker City on official business. Victor M Houston, Underwood agent, arrived from Portland for a few days. John O’Hara and daughter came for an exam before Superintendent Welles. Carl Leonard resigns as R N callboy at Wamamilha to attend school. Rev and Mrs W F Beale arrived from Portland on their wedding trip. Frances, Gertrude, and Alfred Fitz Gerald left for Portland for the fair. Fred Vincent returned from a Snake River surveying party and will rejoin the railroad soon. Furnish Slater returns from Portland to oversee the commercial rooms during Nye’s absence. Nesbeth Ankeny and wife visiting from Walla Walla, left for Portland. John Town and B M Prouty, montand sheep buyers, returned to continue their search for fine wood lambs. Circuit Judge W R Ellis returns from Portland Newport trip and resumes duties, no court session today. J K Kerbauch to Portland tomorrow with Mrs Kerbauch. Miss Thortha Sumner of Women of Woodcraft California visits with Grand Guardian Mrs C C Ogden Overson, planning California campaign.
A Boise Statesman item notes a new post office directory by F Shirley under Postmaster Fenton listing 12 894 patrons in Boise. It covers city adults and older youths with mail access, estimates total population between 16 000 and 20 000, and cites school counts of 000 to 25 00 which are unclear.
The Seattle News reports Rev Dr Myron B Haynes will not come to Seattle to lead First Baptist Church amid controversy from charges by the Western Passenger Association. Chicago congregation narrowly votes for his departure. minority influence likely to affect his decision. Also notes about Pam a Last Days of Pompeii nightly fireworks costing around 2000 dollars per show with 760 set pieces across sections.
For rent 720 acres of good wheat land near Holdman Oregon with farming improvements. For further particulars call Foot McCrea Holdman Or. The government traffic between the Philippine islands has been carried by government bottoms and will be shifted to commercial lines as bids are made and contracts awarded.
Elmer Cleaver and companions Rinaker Needham and Ringker return from a three week southern trip amid rumors of mining deals. The Inland Empire Miner notes Cleaver’s interest in mines and possible plans tied to Indiana properties, while the Black Sands exhibit showcases a Day-led gold extraction from 36 pounds of waste, yielding $16 and promising riches from discarded material. The First National Bank advertises cashing services.
Edward Davies a former Butte boy and son of mining man Edward Davies of Sheridan Montana, drowned while bathing in a Yellowstone hot spring. The incident is reported as a park advisory note detailing a fatal accident in a hot spring within the Yellowstone area.
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