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Pendleton Eagle Valley News

Location

Pendleton, Oregon, United States of America

Date

Sep 15, 1906

Page

7

Local Banks Advertise Services and Listings in Pendleton

Pendleton Savings Bank announces organization on March 1 1889 with capital and surplus both $100000 offering interest on time deposits and collections. First National Bank of Pendleton details world exchange, time deposit interest and new staff. Numerous ads follow for lawyers, pawnshop Bowmans, contractor D A May, various offices in Despain and Smith Crawford buildings, watchmaking school in Seattle, and sale ads for alfalfa and vehicles.

Pendleton Savings Bank Pendleton, Ore W. J. Furnsh T. J. Morris J. W. Maloney Fred Bchmeer First National Bank OF

Missing Inland Empire boys spark police search

Two boys aged 12 and 13, Robert Harville and Victor Trooks, are missing in the Inland Empire area. Parents, Mrs Harville and John Brooks, seek help as authorities, including the sheriff, coordinate efforts in Mountain Home and Nampa. Sightings reported near the foot of Hite. relatives search valley by horseback but no trace found. Call Roll phone 724 with any information.

Robert Harville W. T. Harville Victor Trooks John Brooks Jay Morville Mre Harville Mountainhome Nampa Hite Farville

Railway Track Progress to Cove and Hot Lake

On Monday eight more carloads of rail for the Union Central Railway of Oregon were received. With existing trackage there is enough rail on hand to extend the track halfway to Cove. The track-laying force is increased and no further interruption is expected until graders pass. Three miles may be completed this week. Due to beet harvest, focus will shift to extending from Hot Lake. the O R & N company will supply rails for about 2.75 miles from Hot Lake to the beet field. If the Central Company’s rake is late, La Grande Journal notes.

Ralle Central Railway of Oregon Union Cove Hot Lake Central Company la Grande Chrantele

Freight Blockade Opens. Northern Pacific Eases Freight Congestion

The embargo on furnishing cars for coal shipments last week allowed the Northern Pacific to move over 1400 carloads between the Sound and the East, easing congestion. Officials say the raid succeeded in restoring near normal freight service, with headquarters indicating more than 1500 cars were moved. Agent M. S. Meeks and Idaho division superintendent A. Boamer commented on the outcome.

Sound Enat M. &. Meeks A. Boamer Tdlaho

Well Worth Trying to Use Dr King’s Life Pills

W I Brown of Pittsfield VI extols Dr King’s New Life Pills as second only to a pension. He asserts they keep his family in excellent health and help headaches, constipation, and biliousness. Sold at Tollman & Co. drug store with a 260 guarantee.

W. I. Brown Pittsfield

Cheap Rates West from St Paul to Pendleton and more

Northern Pacific Railway announces one way colonist tickets from St Paul Minneapolis Duluth Superior Omaha and Kansas City to Pendleton at 22650 dollars From St Louis 27650 Chicago 2060 Sale Aug 87 to Nov 16 1906 For details contact W Adams Agent Also Spokane round trip rates Pendleton to Spokane 450 Sept 23 to Oct 3 Return Oct 7 Sept 4 special 660 return as above Walter Adams Agent W C Ry

Paoeline St. Paul Minneapolis Duluth Superior Omaha Kansas City Pendleton From St. Louie Chicago W. Adams C. R C. R. Ry. §. B. Calderhead, Pendleton | G.P. A. W. &C. R. Ry Walla Walla Spokane Renc | Co Walter Adams

Ripe Strawberries Begin Leman Patch Near Portland

A Magoon strawberry patch, owned by W. P. Leman near Portland, Oregon, is yielding a fall crop while the spring harvest continues. About 4600 plants have produced 10 gallons in two weeks, with expectations of more as Klomont shoots spread. Leman explains cutting and reviving plants after spring bearing could bring a secondary fall crop, noting richer flavor in autumn.

Oregon Portland Oregonian W. P. Leman Woodstock

Prompt on courtesy and a stomach remedy

In an era of rush and hurry social niceties are easy to overlook and small slights cost more than they seem. A hastily eaten meal can cause a headache and social or financial loss, so readers are urged to try Kodol for Dyspepsia by Tallman & Co to ease digestion and restore balance.

Tallman & Co

Second Class Colonist Rates to Pacific Coast Outlined

Oregon Railway and Navigation Company lists one way rates from eastern points to Pendleton and Spokane at 22.50 from Missouri river points 10.50 from Chicago 45.75 from Atlanta Ashville Bristol 47.25 to Baltimore Philadelphia Washington 47.00 to New York 47.40 to Boston. Sales run Aug 27 to Nov 26. Rates for round trip to Colorado Springs 48.90 for the O R N trip to Colorado Springs Denver or Pueblo, sale Sept 21, 1900, going North 10 days, return by Oct 31. See FE C Smith for details.

Estern Pacific Jooast Missouris River Pendleton Spokane Chicago Atlanta Ashville N. C Bristol Boston Mose William McMurray B. C. Smith

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Pates Physictiane A. Best Savings Bank Reallience C. J. Smith Crawford Building Amy Currin Smith-Crawford Ringo Schmidt Building W. G, Cole Judd Building H. & Garfield M. D Judd Block D. J. M'Faul DI. T. M. Henderson Bay- Ings Bank Lynn K. Hlakeslee Court Therapeutica East Oregonian Ralph C. Swinburne M. &. Kern E. A Vaughan Idr D. GC. M'Nabb State Veterinary Board Tallman‘’s Drug Store Court Street T. J. Lloyd Grand Reptde Veterinary College Michigan Poericience Conable St Banks and Brokers 1. K Aura Street Webb and Alt Clay DeGroff City Livery Thompson Street Carney & Kennedy Propa Hartman Abstract CO Umatu James Johns Henninger C. H. Marsh J. M. Bentley John Hailey Smith- Crawford Building Stroble Graham Postoffice EK Bowlsby Bowman Pendleton Lodge NO A. Tr A. M D. A. May Oregonian Office Kellfr & Vandusen Eastljmaten P. O Imonthrastelli Bros Fast Court St James A. Fer Stephen A. Lowell Despain Block Carter, Raley & Raley Savings Bank Building James B. Perry Taw Taylor’s Hardware Store Winter & Collier Stillman & Pierce Stillman United States John H. Lawrey Office Savings Bank George W. Coutts Idaho Schmidt Lock Peter West Garden Street R. J. Slater Despain Ataia S.A. Newberry Smith-Crawford Building Dan P. Smythe East Court Street Cecil R. Wade East Oregonian Building East Webb Street Avqourt & Phelps, Attorneys At Law HELIX Frank Myers Athena H. P. Millen Mumo School Travetl Toph Moore Plymourth Aluminum Hanger Co Chatfield, Minn Chestnut St Phildelphia, Pa 4Th Avenue Seattle Wash On'ce States Correspondence School of Automobile Engineering Flatiron Building New York Fairling’s N. D. Parks B. Cunningham West Court Street Falling’s Enat Railroad Street Maurer West Webb Street Deee M. A. Radhr Chicago College of Embalming Webs Street Baker & Folsom Malin John 8 Vaughan Weat Court Street L. Shane & CO West Webb St Will M. Morrow Main Street Pendleton Iron Works Alta Streets Marion Jack W. le Zleger Pendleton Steam Dye Works Hast Alta Street E. K. Lorimer Las Dens Lasien Cifle Yakima Baker Baker County Baker City Columbia South Africa R. A. Tuckson Silem Ore Kalle Zon Lee Colesworthy St. Helen’s Hall St. Joseph’s TITE OF Pawladelphia Empire Meat Co Polacnous Dregdale Chosior Themlonton Philadelphia Rock Spring W. C. Minnis Hennings’ Cigar Store Opp. Peoples Warehouse Phone David B. Taff THE Kansas Avenue Topeka Kansas Trixdricks Main and Webb Streets Jack Brown West West St And Union Pacific Pullman Standard Pullman East Mall & Express Snake Rive Tiparia Lewiston Riparis T. m Washington Columbia River St. Joseph Potnta W. Adame B. Calderhead G. P. A. Walla Walla
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