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Pendleton Eagle Valley News

Location

Pendleton, Oregon, United States of America

Date

Sep 16, 1908

Page

8

Umatilla Project to Bolster National Irrigation Case

Washington reports that Umatilla county Oregon will be the centerpiece of a reclamation service display at the National Irrigation Congress in Albuquerque. Chief statistician C J Blanchard notes Hermiston’s clear growth and development since irrigation began, praising social and church benefits for homemakers and planning lantern slides for an illustrated lecture. Photographers Lubkin and White captured strong images of the project, which officials regard as the best example among 26 national projects to prove the value of federal irrigation over Carey act schemes.

Chief Statisticiaw Washington, D. C Umatilla County Ore United States Reclamation Service National Irrigation Congress Albuquerque N. M Reclamation Service Hermiston Valley C J. Blanchard Congress Blanchard Hermiston Walter Lubkin White Securig National Reclamation Service Umatilla

Traveling men to attend district fair closing day

Traveling salesmen will gather Saturday for the district fair’s closing day. An invitation has been sent to the traveling men’s protective association secretary J. C. Gibson for circulation among members. Many plan to attend and return home Sunday.

J. C. Gibson Knights of the Road

Means Brothers Headed to University of Oregon

Lester and Arthur Means, graduates of the class, depart today for Eugene to enter the University of Oregon Fredman class. In high school they were popular and influential, and friends predict they will do well at the university.

Lester Arthur Means Eugene University of Oregon Fredman

Pierce Family on way to Los Angeles from Weston

M. Pierce and family arrived on the forenoon train from Weston and are bound for Los Angeles. They camped at Coll Springs last summer. Mr. Merce, a brother of Walter M. Pierce, is in the street railway business in California.

Clerk Joseph F Smith Takes Charge of Hotel Williams

Joseph F Smith, longtime Bowmin Hotel clerk, has traveled to Harmington to assume management of the Hotel Williams. He joined Bowman after Judd Fish took over the Bowman and previously spent eight years with Mr. Fish at The Dalles.

Joseph F Smith Bowmin Harminton Willams Bowman Judd Fish Pendleton Mr. Fish Dalles

Tea money dispute over Schilling's Best purchase

A consumer alleges a grocery returns money for Schilling's Best tea purchases but questions a different vendor Mike Gebiling's Best. The item implies a dispute about refunds and payment responsibilities with a grocer.

Mike Gebiiling

Chester Beagle Married in Alberta

News comes of the marriage of Chester BR Deagle, nephew of Mrs. J. H. Turner, to Miss Eva Co. Harnes of High River Alberta. The ceremony was at the bride’s parents home near High River, officiated by Rev. T. P. Perry. The groom, born in Pendleton, is son of M. A. Beagle and Mra. Barnes.

Mra J. H. Turner Chester BR. Deagle Misa Eva Co. Harnes High River Alberta W. M. G. Barnes T. P. Perry High Iver Pendleon M. A. Heaghe Business Portland

Odd Fellows to Denver on training No 2 this evening

A party of four Odd Fellows from Oregon including Richard Scott B E Sharon and W E Carter will pass through on train No 2 bound for Denver to attend the sovereign grand lodge session. Locals will greet the delegation at the depot as Denver prepares for thousands of attendees.

Denver Sovereign Grand Lodge Oregon Richard Scott B. E B. Sharon W. E. Carter

Bear Feared After Charley Patton Hunting Tale

Southeast of here a frightened bear spooked by Charley Patton of Patton and Humphrey barber shop after a strenuous upper McKay hunting trip. He claims to have shot at a large bear twice while returning laden with cartridges. His barber friends attest to his truthfulness in recounting the event.

Here Charley Patton Shining Department Patton & Humphrey Charley Upper McKay

Radical changes in school affairs in Oregon state

County superintendents at a Salem meeting aired bold proposals for reform. They seek to designate the county as the unit for district control, electing a county superintendent by the four-school-board plan, and directing all county schooling from a general head. They also urge county treasurers to handle district funds and assign financial duties to school clerks for accountability. Many participants supported but few formed firm conclusions.

Salem Frank K. Welles Aisehome Welles

Pendleton Ministers Shift to Walla Walla District

After the Columbia River conference in Wenatchee Rev. W T Buster reports a 1921 membership gain and 14 new ministers. Pendleton moves to Walla Walla district. list names Gabriel Sykes as superintendent and pastors assigned to many towns across Oregon Idaho and Washington. A transfer of church property and cross denomination unity noted with South Methodist church debate.

Pedeton Walla Walla Sykes Euster Wenatchee Wash W. T. Buster Pendleton Dalles Gabriel Sykes Anatone Lafayette Davis Asotin John Evang Athena Ore C. W. Griseler Clarkston Edward Baker Connell Cottonwood Idaho G. A. Peace Dayton C. A. Housel Dixie J. H. Artz Echo Oregon W. HH. Henderson Frazer T. R. Atbrey Freewater E. L. Doddufford Andrew Kershaw Grangeville A. W. Roberts Kamiah W. M. Daniela Kendrick J. Taylor Lewiston Charles McCaughey Melrose J. M. Buchholz Million B. J. Hoadley Nez Perce C. W. Everett Orofino Ire Tex Crooks Pasco Wish A. A. Metcalf Potaha Israel Putnam W. T. Easter Pomeroy A. Q. Mulligan Presco F. BH. Walker Starbuck T. Bowlley Wattsburg Robert Brumblay Waeh First Church M. L Nathan Evans Lone T. W. Atkinson Kennewick L. N. B. Andreon Mabton W. J. Wilson Madras G. HR Moorhead North Yakima C. E. Gibson Pine Grove H. 8. White Prineville J. D. Lewellen Prosser H. N. Rounds Richland Kiona C. M. Carson Spaulding G. F. Pinkham Sunnyside H. ©. Perry the Dalles L. R. Rufus J. M. Huggins Wasco F. E. Smith West Kittitas Cording Kuster Winistera Lewellyn The Methodist Church, South South Methodist Church Buster Methodist Church South

Cattle deal seals sale to Frye-Brutin buyer

French sold 100 head of cattle to Nate Raines, buyer for Frye-Brutin of Tacoma. The beef will be shipped from Gurdane within a few days.

J. D. French Nate Raines Frye-Brutin Tacoma

Athena Press editor Fred Boyd’s Athena trip in rain

Fred Boyd editor of the Athena Press came down the fore noon trail today and after transact ing business here for several hours returned on the afternoon mixed train. He says it has been raining at Athena also.

Fred Boyd Athena Press Athena

Baby dies after four hours at Blaine Street home

The four hour old infant of Mr. and Mrs. Ora Allen died this morning at their Blaine street home. Funeral service was held this afternoon, at the family residence.

Ora Allen Blaine Street

Baker City Mayor Chas Johns Shown In Linen Taste

In Baker City on September 16 Mayor Chas Johns displayed a taste for fine linen for bedwear while his wife was away. The local official, noted for pomp, reportedly indulged in a moment of luxuriously simple attire, drawing rumor and amusement from residents.

Baker City Chas. Johns Baker

Mayor’s Odd Bedmaking Error Reveals Linen Sheet Mixup

An out of town visit ends with the city chief executive cleaning his residence before a guest returns. The mayor, eager to keep things normal, used two linen tablecloths as bed sheets for several days, a discovery made by the house cleaners.

For Sale Best Wheat Farm in Gillam County Oregon

For sale a premier wheat farm in Gillam county Oregon. About 00 acres all plow land currently in summer fallow. Improvements include a drilled well with ample water on site. Located near Olex along the county road. Contact R. T Cox Portland Oregon.

Gillam County Oregon Olex R. T Cox Portland

Lost Check Book At Freewild Milton Bank Branch

A misplaced check book from the Freewild branch of Milton Bank is reported. Reward offered of six dollars for return to this office. Owner listed as F. W. Mckirath.

Freewild Milton Bank F. W. Mckirath

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