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Newspaper
Pendleton Eagle Valley News
Location
Pendleton, Oregon, United States of America
Date
Sep 12, 1904
Page
5
Mothers, you are robbing yourself if you don't look over our line of suits and shoes for your boys. Values from 1.50 to 3.50 in suits. The Buster Brown and Norfolk lead styles. Up to 6.50 in price. P. Cogan school shoes are best made for wear and fit. Girls' items from 1.25 to 2.25, boys 1.75 to 2.50.
A garbled local item lists Roosevelt’s daily specials with Gloria shoes, Hanan shoes, and soda, along with Bond’s Victoria Nolfs latest brown and blue arrivals. The notice mentions clothing and dry goods, a rooming address at 126 West Court, and a real estate ad for a T-room house. The county court transacts routine business and a job ad asks for medicated ann linrs and toilet pauper. Wages $50 per month.
Government livestock inspector M Hutchinson traveled Saturday evening to Shianike to inspect 16 cartons destined for Arizona. The mission involves auditing cargoes for the Edwin Aheege late command and related duties with local associations to ensure proper delivery and compliance.
Fragmentary report references McCoy and Diathes with Youngs Kid Meetoy and The Sieriiaw Kids Andy King. Mentions departure for the Dattes and an expected return to Vondioton in about a month. Details are garbled and names uncertain.
Art Savage of Washington caun ts and Mise Violw Myrick of Aiertok station Orie outa, were Wied Ue mori at te heridence of fey. G. W. Righy, officiating Whiihiater, will realdé in Washington county.
Miss Fauchon Horie and her brother Earl will leave this week for Beattie to enter Washington State University for the ensuing year. This will be the former's second year at the institution and Earl's first.
Five of the largest Elberta peaches were sent to the World’s Fair by J. F. Campbell, a prominent valley fruit raiser. Each peach weighed 12 ounces and was perfectly formed from a tree yielding 260 pounds.
Local residents and visitors are noted in a long list of movements. J H Gwinn and J N B Gerking travel through Athena, W K Davidson heads to Sumpter, M L Montague visits Bickers, Turf Mudhaupt tours town, D J Slater from Ta Grande visits Hotel St George, and many others depart for Portland La Grande Walla Walla and Eugene while families visit cattle ranches, colleges, and relatives.
Pendleton academy will operate this week starting tomorrow, with Principal Bleakney predicting a larger fall enrollment. He notes promising outlook outside and that city canvassing has not begun. Last June the enrollment reached 110.
The document outlines admissions from primary to fourth year at Pendleton Academy and lists the faculty offerings. It notes charges ranging from £100 to $150 for the students and mentions courses in mathematics history and languages.
Jennie Rone Howard daughter of Reverend M O Howard of the Methodist Church South married Saturday evening at the parsonage on West Webb street. The ceremony was conducted by Elder Shane of the Pendleton district. After a brief Portland stay the couple will return to Seattle to reside. Guests included Mrs. Tinniford, Myrtle Plant, and Mrs. Alward. The pair depart for Portland tonight.
A train wreck in St. John Kansas leaves two dead including Fireman McCarthy and Trucker Mac. Wrecked locomotive engineer Sisa is badly injured while a brakeman Tindall is only slightly hurt and another crew member is missing.
Two hundred men seize the hall and city library building as the democratic county convention gathers. The mayor orders police to clear the hall amid fears of trouble.
A tank holding 16,000 gallons of water on Hoggs and Buht stable roof collapsed at 1 PM, crashing through to the ground floor. One worker was killed and several others injured. The incident occurred in Allegheny City, Pennsylvania, on Sept. 12.
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