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Newspaper
Pendleton Eagle Valley News
Location
Pendleton, Oregon, United States of America
Date
Sep 22, 1904
Page
5
Prom Lerigation meeting Charles Willeine returns from the state Irrigation Association of Ontario pleased with the convention results. He was the sole Unmatilla county delegate present for all sessions. He traveled to Ontario last Saturday and attended every session.
Ronerrow announces a special sale at The Peoples Warehouse with millinery items offered at one fourth off regular prices. The event starts at 8 o'clock tomorrow morning and runs through Friday and Saturday.
Charles Quick, who departed Pendleton in January 1902 after years with the I. N. motor line, is now employed in the car repairing shops at Duncanville for the Southern Pacific.
Important to Ladies. Millinery sale commencing tomorrow at o clock with a 26 percent reduction for two days Friday and Saturday. THE PEOPLES WAREHOUSE. The Times Mountaineer notes George Snipeshan lived on the nearby farm for 11 years, arriving September 16, 1895, as one of the country’s oldest settlers.
S. W. Kimbrell surveys for private parties at Keho. A. De Laute buys weed in the mountains for winter trade. A. Eb. Collier, deputy district attorney, went to Millon on business. Grace Oliver leaves for Willamette University. Mrs. Marshall Wyrick ill at St. Anthony's Hospital. William Armstring jailed for drunkenness. George Wilson and Ellis Double day arrive after a rough week. Dr. B. Richardson of Helix travels to New Perce for business. Robert Walker moves from Helix to Grass Valley. Gallaher of Athena in town. wheat yields 20 bushels per acre. W. M. Hynkeley to Bastin to oversee fall crops. 200 acres wheat to sow. Arville Gilmore family to spend winter in Wasco. Charles L. Pinkerton and Minnie Lee to teach near Weston. D. A. Collins to Keho. intends to sell Jewet stallions. Elate Wachter travels to Walla Walla after visit with sister. Lewis A. F. Elrath to Portland for brick contracts. E. Ciban leaves for The Dalles. rheumatic illness in western town. F. K. Welles reports word from county. William A. Weller sells 240-acre ranch. Walla Walla visitor W. Johnston pleased with town. Sam, Frank and Mable Howard on return from Boing City. Winnie Privett to return from Walla Walla with Deesfele and Miss Coyle. Jaycox married to Regeee Dram Holler. Mason Warnock and wife visiting Sprague, Wash. Bert Smithson set for Coos Bay work. past ventures noted.
W A Barker of a large cloak house and W H Lirker of a major suit and cloak manufactory will visit Pendleton on Saturday. They will display a full collection of new suits cloaks and jackets at Lee Teutach's department where ladies can choose and have measurements taken at prices not higher than regular articles. This one day event offers Pendleton women a chance to view latest fashion and obtain tailored fit.
Spokane Chamber of Commerce calls for an irrigation convention to discuss water issues in Eastern Washington. Secretary J F Robinson of the Commercial Association reports a circular inviting Pendleton Commercial Association to send delegates. The group plans to meet in Spokane on October 6 to promote irrigation tolerance and cooperation.
Mr and Mrs J Albert Laundagin of Walteburg were married yesterday at Union the bride s home. The couple traveled to Pendleton with Rev B 2 Briges brother in law who performed the ceremony. Laundagin a prominent young farmer of Walla Walla county will depart for home this afternoon.
Walter Frazier, after a two and a half year absence, is back and will serve as night operator at Umatilla for the Kt. & N. He was with Southern Pacific in Dubemuir and Sisson, California, during most of his time away and returns to Pendleton from Balt Lake. His wife will accompany him.
Pendleton and Rev Arthur Cushing of Niagara Falls NS are in town gathering material for a write up with Buffalo papers. Mr Dillie is touring the West with his wife and is a friend of A L Craig. Mr Dillie and Mrs Dillie plan to go west tomorrow. Descriptive writer Lill will be in town. United Evangelical Church tent meetings near Jackson Street have opened with strong turnout. Rev C T Hurd will preach again at 745 this evening. You are cordially invited.
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