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Newspaper
Pendleton Eagle Valley News
Location
Pendleton, Oregon, United States of America
Date
Sep 18, 1905
Page
5
In a dense display of classified items, Hamley’s Hatters, Rader Carpets, and Tader Furniture announce stock and sales while listings invite day labor, rental rooms, and real estate offers. Community notices mention farmers, the county clerk, and local transport, with updates on hay trades, shoe repairs, and upcoming moves.
A humorous notice predicts the arrival of a great Southern engine's toot in Dufur tomorrow evening. Residents expect rejoicing as the sound travels through the town and awakens Crook County distant communities. The tale playfully imagines a celebratory event lifting local spirits.
A long list of residents and visitors is noted, detailing trips to Portland Seattle Spokane and the Lewis and Clark fair. Names include Mr and Mrs A C Ruby Attorney Chartles Carter Jett Jett Henry Rove C C Von Oredall and Mix Carol, with others from Echo Milton Walla Walla Pendleton and Pendleton area. Fire Chief J T Brown Ed M Much and J H Lawrey travel for meetings and court. The scene centers on fair attendance, business trips and family visits across Oregon and Washington.
A fragmented selling list details numerous houses with 4 to 10 rooms, baths, cellars or barns, various water sources, shade and fruit trees, large lots, and prices from 600 to 3600 dollars. Also includes vacant lots citywide, ranch on Birch Creek with alfalfa and orchard for 4250 dollars.
Premier Katsura of Japan cabled congratulations from Tokyo to the conference in Seattle for work in the Mikrone country. The gathering closed after brief addresses by officials and a farewell from Rev. EB Lincoln Smith of Plymouth Church. Delegates depart for Portland, San Francisco and other Pacific coast points. next meeting scheduled for Williamsburg Massachusetts.
New York Sept 18 President Morton announced after an executive committee meeting that no more funds will be donated to political parties. He avoided discussing prior contributions, noting he would not speak for predecessors. Sept 19 Judge Gaynor allegedly declined the fusion nomination for mayor.
Andrew DB White recounts Browning’s window scene as a crowd greets the visiting Chinese minister to the Court of St James. Browning and the interpreter joke about poetry, ending with a cordial greeting and shared literary kinship.
Contested cases scheduled before Commissioner Parke within the next day or two include two more Conteat Canis. W. W. Shepard vs John W. Her is tentatively set for tomorrow, with other proceedings listed against Bird W. Tucker. A land contest near Nolin and a remaining matter in the Winter & Collier case round out the docket.
Railroad ¡nsure daylight trip for Lewis and Clark crowd with a September 25 departure from Milton at 7 20 am arriving 8 50 am. If main line train is late, the special runs to Portland attached to the on time service or departs Milton at 7 50 am to keep daylight arrival. Also notes entertainment ads and local testimonials about Dream Balm and banking services in Pendleton Oregon with other ads.
Wednesday 7 30 prayer and fellowship meeting Thursday 7 30 p m young people invited to the home Friday 7 20 choir rehearsal Saturday 8 30 church and Sunday school meets at the church for the picnic grounds Hurrah boy be on time Next Sunday Christ an culture day Wanted Young girl of or 19 years to take charge of our great prize coupon system Apply Tuesday 4 o clock THE PEOPLES WAREHOUSE Where it pays to trade
The Mack Swain Company opened at Fraser Theater with a packed house and strong audience appreciation. Critics note the performance of The Silver Dagger exceeds typical Hamiey shows, forecasting further strong crowds and repeat engagement the following night.
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