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Newspaper
Pendleton Eagle Valley News
Location
Pendleton, Oregon, United States of America
Date
Sep 11, 1906
Page
5
Numerous short notices list housing to rent and rooms, goods for sale, jobs, and local services. Items mention five room cottages, housekeeping rooms, furniture by Baker & Folsom, typewriter and organ sale, hotel rates, and bus service. Also several ads for sales, materials, and employment openings in Pendleton and Portland areas with contact phone numbers and addresses.
An elderly man burst into the office of Dr Halpt Simbirne claiming foul play as a dentistry team prepared to remove ten teeth in one session. Dr Amy Currin joined to administer anesthesia though the patient wrestled briefly before calming and being put under. The incident occurred in the Salth Crawford building and the procedure eventually proceeded.
W C Minor of Heppner plans to bring 21 head of his prize cattle to the Morrow county fair in the city from September 24 to 20. County exhibitors will compete for premium prizes from the department, with catalogues available from Secretary Heoc Willis in Pendleton.
Mrs Mary F Peppit died yesterday morning in Lane County after a brief illness. She was 45 years old and a pioneer of that part of the state. Her daughter, Mrs Mary F Thompson, resides in the city.
Muniermoni Suleide Iowa Sept 11 Beale's daughter Beale attracted a sultor who was unfurnished by him John Holstein killed the girl and died by his own hand Shoddy furniture for the home Never Let us show you finest in furniture Baker Folsom Six room furnished house for rent Inquire HW Johnson phone black 2142
Local residents and visitors pass through Milton and nearby towns. J B Saylor of Treawater tours Hattercreel af falf form as William Daugherty of Portland visits Union Stockyards past week. Fred Shoemaker and wife plan Portland move. Mrs BK Jacobson of La Grande visits sister Mea. Walter Hopper Athena and Chaumberlain win a Salem state fair spot. EB Troviman idle at home with fever. William Scott and family head to Salem for state fair. W H Fowler becomes O R N brakeman, Vattle departs for Portland to study medicine. Mrs Frank Robinson hospitalized in Walla Walla post surgery. R W Henneman returns from Portland with store fixtures. Reed Brown of Pacific Paper company in town from Walla Walla. Effie Smith heads to Walla Walla for Whitman College. will stay Reynolds during school year. Conductor and Mrs Waffle in town. F O Hara to fill in. Miss Lolo Myers to La Gironde for professional duties. Mary Churcher and Explore leave Enterprise to join state normal school at Weston. Wattle resigns as passenger brakeman to pursue Portland medical college. Father Frown notes Milton’s pride in new Walla Walla train service on O N. J O W Miecharty visiting Milton home of Hawkers’ Reserve. T. P TeFreese of Athena on trading trip. Harvest season yields 40 bushels per acre in Athena stores. local crops vary by field.
Hanford Irrigation and Power Company of Seattle plans a Pri est Rapids project on the Columbia River 30 miles east of North Yakima. The 2000 acre land grant will carry a major pumping plant to lift water for 20 000 heirs owned by the company. The development centers on water power at Priest Rapids with a plant at the rapids foot capable of 100000 horsepower to serve the Yakima irrigated country.
Tonight several members of the district fair commission and other local men will depart for Salem to attend the state fair now in session there. Participants include Loon Cohen Lee Teutech E Roosevelt Frank Fragler Frank Curl Colonel J A Raley and others. At the state fair the local fair members hope to promote the Morrow County fair to be held here September 24 to 29.
August was the banner month for babies in Portland history according to the Oregon Daily Journal. Doctors have not all reported yet to the health office, but 207 births have been certified by local physicians, with more expected. The August 1906 tally shows 203 births in boys and 165 in girls, the boys outpacing the girls and contributing to Portland’s population growth.
The Adel yacht and its owner Arthur TD. Noxham his wife two children and all crew are believed lost near Latridor after fishermen saw the vessel afloat briefly, then vanish amid heavy seas with no lifeboat or survivors found.
Sept 11 London report details a thwarted plot to kill the Kaiser during maneuvers. Three anarchists, two named Poté and a Greek, were arrested and linked to an international terrorist network plotting the emperor’s death. Tipton will challenge for the America’s Cup before Sir Lipton’s return.
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