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Pendleton Eagle Valley News

Location

Pendleton, Oregon, United States of America

Date

Sep 17, 1904

Page

4

Knights Templar Conclave Attended in San Francisco Returns

R Alexander E J Sommerville and William Slucker arrived home this morning with Mrs Alexander and others after attending the Knights Templar conclave in San Francisco. They praised the city’s hospitality and excitement over a Russian Lena incident while noting a pleasant trip and sociable gathering with fellow knights.

R. Alexander E. J. Sommerville William Slucker J. F. Robaeon Alexander T. C. Taylor al Pleaseit San Francisco AL Alexander Knights Templar Golden Gate City Mr. Alexander Alexander Wald San T. CC Portland Tontervicw Noosesait

Horses to Alberta venture expands with mares and stock

Myron Briggs plans to move 18 heavy mares to Alberta next spring for farm work and brood stock. James Nelson recently sent 19 head to the region, and the partners will stock Hoth’s land with fine horses from Oregon as part of the venture.

Myron Briggs Alberta James Nelson Hoth Oregon

Import Rules On Horses Mentioned By Mr Briggs

Fragmentary notes mention Canadian horse import laws limiting entry per person and reference Mr Briggs described as an industrial teacher of the reservation school. The text is incomplete but implies a discussion on farming and horse handling.

Briggs

Pendleton High School Allows Football This Fall

Pendleton high school students will be allowed to play football this fall after a board of directors meeting. Only three directors attended Walter M. Pieter Lee Tentach and EB J. Smith but the group discussed athletics at length and decided to permit football with expressed opposition from the directors to sports over literary work. A definite decision on schooling and related matters followed the vote.

Pendleton Igh Walter M. Pieter Lee Tentach EB. J. Smith Lee Teath

Wheat Purchase Details From Chicago Company Alleges Breakfast Product Use

A fragmented report notes a wheat purchase by a Chicago company through FE. W. McConnes. Buyer Me Kellee and others discuss price and delivery to a mill for breakfast food production. The text implies wheat supply used in manufactur ing breakfast cereals with limited official contracts.

Walfer Chicago W. McConnes Heller

Wild Farm Party Ends With Midnight Ride Home

A group near a farm five miles south of town hosted a late evening party with a big bonfire and stories until midnight. The party then returned to town by hay rack after a long night of celebration and discussion of plans. Mir Whistler, Oregon reclamation service chief engineer, passed through town on his way to Burns, noted for his influential stance on land reclamation policy. Woolgrowers in Shaniko plan a large turnout for a meeting of the State Woolgrowers Association next Tuesday with temperance topics to be discussed by Tutt of Portland at the Pendleton event on Wednesday evening.

Euital Tupe Chklermelan Mir Whilstler Whistler Reclamation Service Oregon Burns Winstler Grant County News Tutt Portland Pendleton

Sheep Market Report Reflects Heavy Yearly Culls and Twin Lambs

Stock inspectors report 76,000 to 100,000 sheep sold in the county since last spring with 86,000 to 130,00 to winter this year. Most sales are old ewes and young stock. prices ranged from 1.63 to 1.75 dollars. The survey notes higher pockets for later months, heavier lamb crop, and a record proportion of twin lambs in the industry.

Orner Bean Thin

New Engines Arrive for O R & N Mountain Run

Four new passenger locomotives numbers 100 191 192 and 184 arrive at La Grande for the mountain division of the O R N. They feature three pairs of drivers with a trailer wheel, 77 inch drivers, and fast equipment. Division Munater Mechanic J D Matheson oversees initial testing before service between Umatilla and Huntington.

J. D. Matheson la Grande

Sew Electric Line Progress Near Walla Walla Canyon

Inspector and overseer i8 Baneron reports the electric line for United Power company will complete within about a month with poles installed and wires strung. Progress shows poles nearly finished in Walla Walla canyon as crews expect cutting and wiring to be done by next week.

W. Baneron Walla Walla Walla Canyon

Railway accident leaves traveler unhurt after fall

A passenger train passed a station yesterday morning when an engine failure caused jolt during a curve. Jony Dugen, a local figure, fell from the train and was found beside the track two miles back. He was conscious but only lightly injured, having landed on his shoulder.

Jony Dugen KR & N

No Alberta Plan Reported For Next Week Arrival

A garbled note mentions emigrants planning to leave for Alberta next week. It references individuals including a farmer and his son in law, with unclear details about intentions and conditions for farming and climate.

Alberta Gil Fee Rigby J. D.eigham Witte Nebeustani Trigiem

Prominent Contractor Heturns From Harvest Visit

Well known contractor of the city, McFarland, returns from a business trip to Morrow and Gilliam counties. He reports harvest jubowt with abundant yields in those counties, though much grain is very light.

Mefurland Tone McFarland Thin City Morrow Gilliam

Echo Beets a Success in Morrow County Field

Echo News reports beet trials near Echo yielded 12 to 15 bushels per acre in Capefully area. Estimated 500 tons ready for shipment to La Grande sugar factory with transport by Newport Land & Construction Co. Prospects suggest 6600 acres may be planted to beets next year by Amalgamated Sugar Co.

Morrow County Echo la Grande Echo News Newport Land & Construction Co Amalgamated Sugar Co

Autumn Party Entertains 21 Elderly Ladies at Pendleton Home

Mrs Frank Frasier and Mrs Charles Hamilton Wellheslay hosted an autumn party for 21 elderly ladies at the former’s home. Floral foliage decor and Union brand refreshments set the mood. Georgy Clark won the blessing contest and prize. attendees included many listed guests.

Frank Frasier Charles Hamilton Wellheslay Pendleton Society Oventa Welighie Weechil Stesing Georgy Clark J Laine Shepherd Anna Sivahon W. DD Fletcher Geo. Click F. Koeppen F. A. Campbell Case Matlock EL Amith C. B. Peli Tw Livermore Thorts Starkweather A. Disneway W. BR. Bilis Fojcom Busan Welch M. E. Mouie Laula Bishop Mary la Bowlane Hartman

Saloon Case and Gambling Charges Enter Pleas

William Baker and Jesse Saline appeared before Judge Ellix this morning and pleaded not guilty to allowing a minor in a saloon and gambling respectively. Trials set for the next circuit term. bond noted at 100 dollars.

William Baker Ang Jesse Saline Witcuit Ellix

Three Teachers Arrive From West for City Schools

Three instructors reach Kelvinle by early morning train. Miss Cariette Hales of Monmouth, Miss Evm Froome returning from a lengthy coast trip, and Miss Elizabeth Parrott principal from Hoseberg join local duties.

Kelvinle Cariette Hales Monmouth Evm Froome Elizabeth Parrott Hoseberg

Arrival of Meetkins Affects Local Winter Plans

A Meetkin and his wife arrive from St Francie Mo to spend the winter in the county. They consider Pendleton or northern small towns due to Mrs Meetkin’s consumptive health. St Helens, recently burned by forest fires, will be rebuilt with brick.

Meetkin St Francie Mo Pendleton Smalier North Side Mra. Meetkin St. Helens

Scott's Emulsion promises strength for mothers and babies

The ad touts Scott's Emulsion cod liver oil as a palatable milk substitute that strengthens weak stomachs, supports healthy flesh and new blood, and ensures nourishing milk for nursing mothers. It frames the product as a food rather than a medicine and offers free samples upon request from a New York address.

Scott

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