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Newspaper
Pendleton Eagle Valley News
Location
Pendleton, Oregon, United States of America
Date
Sep 16, 1904
Page
8
The fragment notes Kentuckians hosting an open house, Mr Haneson observing the Milwaukee launch, and mentions of a $46,000 gold shipment from Japan plus remarks on American goods. The text is fragmentary and unclear about full events or outcomes.
Mr. Darnell, a Confederate veteran aged over fifty, earned a first grade arithmetic certificate after a review of old papers. Despite earlier failing to pass the general exam, he previously held second and third grade certificates and now holds top credentials thanks to an exemption rule. He has taught in the county for years and bears a sleeve scar from Malvern Hill.
Prot Breakner officiated the Elgin wedding of Lewis Denham superintendent of the Lake Superior Lumber Company and Miss Une Conner proprietor of a gente and tadiex furnishing rows at Elgin. The groom returned from Elgin last night after the nuptials.
Report notes Henderson and Son of Pilot Rock sold to Hunter and Stephens the Nebraska birers at an average price of 2 dollars per head. The deal covered 2609 heat of aheer and an 8 year elie with mixed stock, mainly vestime.
W. W. Wolfe of Echo reports sorghum yields of up to 200 gallons per acre with minimal irrigation using ground water. He notes sub-irrigation kept sand in place, preventing dust drift, and sees sorghum as a regular crop for Echo. A small plant crusher and boiler may cost 100 to 125 dollars.
The report notes James N York of Weaton praising a fine harvest while mentioning debts and farm progress. It cites wheat prices around seven cents and references ongoing construction on a farm, with York recounting past struggles and optimism for improved conditions ahead.
The arbitration in the case of Hh N company seeking a new assessment was completed this afternoon. Circuit Judge W.K.R will render a decision in several days. attorney Arthur Spencer, representing the railroad, returned to Portland that night.
E. W. McComas, local agent for the North Inland Empire, notes beets need water while commenting on the wheat crop. The brief remarks imply light crop expectations for the inland area and reference Switsler's land.
Warren Stephens, held in the county jail for two and a half months, was released on bonds of 900. His sister-in-law Mrs Provence E Sophers and bondsman B C Auitman signed for the bail. He is accused of stealing five horses from farmers near Badder Springs on July 29. His mother had recently traveled from the East and helped secure his release.
Thomas Nye, famed for private hypnotic exhibitions across the city, will present a second public display at the Commercial Association hall tomorrow night. Admirers praise his skill, and many friends expect another standout performance in this art.
Mrs A C Henderson and her niece Mrs A L Rogers of Pilot Rock returned from a two month visit to Linn county and Corvallis valley points their old home. They note Faturn 25 years and many changes. Both would not return to the valley to live and are satisfied with Umatilla county.
The text notes Will Doster plans a journey with intent to settle permanently. His route includes the Coeur d'Alene country, then the Okanogan, and later Alberta. It mentions his brother in law J K Motechman and family possibly moving to Alberta in the spring. Mr Motechmian is currently prospecting in Northern California.
Ukiah butter pro ducers like H T Connell lead local sales with top market prices. Connell stores dairy products in secure cool cells and reports annual output around 3,232 pounds sold in Pendleton and 3,260 pounds elsewhere. A milton plant engineer, J B Gorton, visited Hepiner and Cuere fey Cle vdacsaeer, amid a medical issue described for FE B Gin tu related to stomach troubles.
A garbled report describes a disrupted event involving Kilkad Mule and a theater, mentioning Mo A Mader Dae Downey and Pier a Tit tee Orley. The text hints at a death or killing prior to clarifying the true nature of the incident.
Two carbeds of feem machinery ervhead today over them. Ro & X mediate polit. Forest fires have Droikes out in atl the Cascade range.
An old ad claims belching or bearborn indigestion can be cured by Honteller's Stomach Bitters taken before meals. It promises quick improvement from the first dose and long term cures for weak stomach, weak kidneys, poor appetite, nervousness, indigestion, dyspepsia and malaria.
For sale room modern dwelling in good location with 1% lots and new up to date interiors. Groom house with 4% lots, barn, chicken yard and shade trees. Modern 6 room cottage on 6 fine lots with good soil. Some acreage notes include 480 acres finest wheat land improved at 27000, 640 acres grain land at 10000 and 640 acres grain land well improved at 8500. Office rooms for rent.
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