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Pendleton Eagle Valley News

Location

Pendleton, Oregon, United States of America

Date

Sep 26, 1910

Page

5

For Sale: Pendleton Area Wheat Farm and Dairy Ranch

For sale 100 acres wheat farm four miles from Pendleton with small house, good barn, two springs, and crop or without crop priced at 1800 2000. Also 100 acre dairy ranch twenty miles from town three miles from store with good four room house barn chicken houses splendid orchard half acre alfalfa bottom land best dairy ranch for money in Uma Hilla county. 220 acre wheat farm three miles from town with good buildings water all for 9000. A good home near Pendleton and Oregon for the price. strong selling reasons.

Pendleton Uma- Hilla County State of Oregon

Acre Wheat Farm Near Pendleton Seeks Quick Sale

200 acres of wheat land 51 miles from Pendleton with a new six room house and water piped in. Half land in stubble half in summer fallow. 200 sacks seed wheat, 14 work horses, 11 colts, 2 cows and 1 heifer, farm implements and hay included. Asking 35000 dollars with 25000 cash and balance on easy terms at 8 percent. Also a small grocery and second hand business offered for 1000 dollars with daily gross about 50 dollars, must sell due to sickness.

Pendleton New Holt Bros

Local business notices and ads in small town update

Local items include sign services from Lane & Son and United Orchestra contact numbers, Oregon Lumber Yard sawdust for sale, Hohbach's coffee and oyster house ad with fresh oysters, room wanted inquiries, job offers for a winter position, a ranch work ad for a couple, heating and plumbing services with payment options, rental listings for three five room houses, church supper notice, express service change, and local trades like tin copper sheet iron work and optics services.

United Orchestra Oregon Hohbach Eastern Olympia Hohbachs

Kaiser examines Berlin Kaufhaus facade design

The Kaiser keeps tight control over Berlin’s aesthetic growth. He ordered the facade design of a planned new Kaufhaus in the Exchange quarter be submitted to him for review despite his many duties.

Kaiser Berlin Exchange

Personal mentions at district fair and travels

Antone Nolte and family returned this morning from Walla Walla and Pasco. William Ferguson arrived from Adams to attend the district fair. G. L. LaDow and family went to Walla Walla and back by auto yesterday. President W. H. Bleakney and daughter came from Milton, planning to return this evening. G. W. Bentley of Adams passed through Pendleton from Hermiston where he visited his son. B. F. Swagwart of Athena traveled to attend the fair as a Moe stock exhibitor. Dr. S. W. McClure, chief of the Bureau of Animal Industry in the Northwest, left for Heppner on department business.

William Ferguson Adams G. L. LaDow Walla Walla W. H. Bleakney Milton G. W. Bentley Pendleton Hermiston Frank Bentley B. F. Swagwart Athena Moestock 8. W. McClure Bureau of Animal Industry Northwest Heppner

Biggest and Best Annual District Fair Continues

Gurdane leads with B C Gurdane B F Whetstone and L B Kidder steering the exhibition. Milton Outdoor booth shows fine products and is staffed by L T Beardsley Clyde Harris and Otto Didlon. Stanfield again exhibits with Furnish-Coe fruits vegetables and irrigation demo. Stock pavilion run by M J Carney promises careful care for all exhibit stock. Space limits force denial of extra out of state booths.

Milton Freewater Milton Booth L. T. Beardssley Clyde Harris Otto Didlon Stanfield Iast Furnish-Coe

Goon Comedy at Oregon Tomorrow Eve

The Lawrence and Sandusky company presents Going Some at the Oregon theatre for one night on Tuesday September 27. A house party on the Flying Heart ranch in New Mexico leads to a cow puncher led foot race for a photograph and prize, with humorous mishaps caused by serious training methods for the unlikely champion J Wallingford Speed.

Oregon Lawrence and Sandusky Duke Rench Prise J. Wallingford Speed

Homestead Winners Take Nuptial Vows in Spokane

Miss Mabel McNickle daughter of Chicago residents won a Spokane reservation homestead and Tra B Jones married Miss Ella Maloney items with Charles Custer of Spokane joining. ceremonies at Justice Mann home and St. Aloysius church. Both couples plan to live on their claims after government homestead selections last year.

Spokane Wash Mabel MceNickle Robert McNickle Chicago Run Nomestead Tra B. Jones Boston Ella T. Maloney Coeur d'Alene Harrison Idaho Charles Custer Samuel A. Mann Congress Mise McNickle Charles McNickle Custer St. Aloysius Church George P. Butler United States Canada

Pendleton Weather and Local Notes Roundup

Official weather report lists a maximum of 78 and a minimum of 21. Barnetts move to Portland after leasing Pendleton property, planning to settle in the metropolis. Peoples Warehouse offers a six month scholarship to Pendleton business college via a voting contest at the fair pavilion. Joe Cox learns his mother died in Missouri just before his return to Pendleton. Dave Myers, accused thief, is brought back from Canada by Deputy Sheriff Sir Hughes after prior indictments and a failed bond. L. J. Drake displays a 115 year old woven wool blanket made by his great grandmother in New York, kept in the family and in use continuously.

Peoples Warehouse Pendleton Business College Fair Pavilion Dave Myers Laula Cargill Canada Sir Hughes Myers L. J. Drake New York

Spectators Barred From Roundup Tryouts

An official order forbids spectators at the Roundup grounds during the preliminary tryouts. Only those with business inside the grounds may enter until the big show opens Thursday, a move intended to preserve interest in the main event.

Arrest in Speeder Theft by Local Boys

Three local youths Ora Knight E RB Todhunter and R E Davis were arrested by Chief of Police Gurdane on the charge of stealing a gasoline speeder from the R N company and riding to Adams and back last night and possibly taking it in prior nights to Walla Walla. Knight works at the O R XII freight house. others are well known in town. The report notes the incident as part of a sequence of thefts. At the Tutuika Presbyterian mission on the reservation the quarterly communion service was held yesterday with Idaho Indian church workers and visitors from the Umatilla reservation present. Rev I M Cornelison spoke in the forenoon and Rev Peter Lindsley officiated in the afternoon.

Ora Knight E. RB. Todhunter R. E. Davis R. & N. Company Adams Walla Walla Knight Gurdane Tutuika Presbyterian Idaho

Coast League Results From Portland Los Angeles and San Francisco

Baseball scores from three cities show Portland and Los Angeles split doubleheaders while San Francisco hosts a pair of games. Portland defeated by Brackenridge and Brown with strong pitching. Los Angeles topped Sacramento in morning and lost in the afternoon. San Francisco games ended with Browning and Williams guiding a win and Willis and Mitze directing the other.

Portland R. H. E. Wophoi Fea Atetseenehira Whey Saaneet Brackenridge Brown Steen Fisher R.H.E Wornon Cece Eta Ree Hans Raleigh Hogan Gregg Garrett Bolce Murray Los Angeles Hs-Seeesa Sacramento Delhi Orendorff Waring Whalen la Longe Sacchese Mir C.ee Crigar Avellanes San Franciseco San Francisco Ssariotig Ihaly Slemey Browning Williams Harkins Christian Mite R. H. E. Dewana i Devacekoosernesene Oy Willis Mitze Sutor Miller Berry

Moving Picture Show A Tuesday Program At Orpheum

The Orpheum presents a Tuesday program featuring Canadian Moonshiners with Royal Mounted Police and Indian characters, The Stronger Sex about a woman breaking into business, Under the Old Apple Tree a Vitagraph comedy, ranch life in the Great Southwest by Selig, Black to Nature a Vitagraph drama, Willie Selig comedy of growing up, The Shepherds Dog a Pathe drama, and A School In New Guinea Pathe educational, promising varied entertainment for fair week.

The Orpheum Royal Mounted Police Lubin Honor Bright Great Southweet Selig Willie’ Selig Pathe New Guinea

90 Per Cent of Cancers Cured by Dr Baker in Oaksdale

Dr Baker of Oaksdale Washington proclaims a 25 year cancer practice with an average 90 percent cure rate. He offers adaptable remedies for all ages and notes he is always at home and ready for business during the current season.

Baker Oaksdale Washington

Money to Loan on City and Farm Property

D 5. R. Walker advertises long time, easy payments and low interest loans on city and farm property. Call at Hotel St. George this week for details.

Hotel St. George R. Walker

Automobile for hire day or night

An automobile for hire is offered with round the clock service. Contact through Main phone T4 for reservations and details.

Also Mentioned on This Page

F. E. Livengood & Co the Ladies’ and Children's Store Ose Acre Wheat Farm Dan Kemler W. Bluff St Pendicton, Oregon Lane & Son Appy Perkins Avenue Jumbing & Heating Co Lee Teutsch Mark Patton Alexanders Pendleton Plumbing & Heating Co Frasier’s Book Store Railroad Street Hawthurne School Kim Morton Black W. G. Fisher Expres and Transfer Hotel Dale Rothwell Hinscom’s Koeppen Antone Nolte Walla Pasco M. J. Carney Newsy Official Weather Report Mre. C. P. Barnett Metropolis Missouri Joe Cox Ingram Grocery Coast League Ostetter Mra Hale Thompson Street Red Gff. Smith Cas Wohlenberg Workingmen’s Clothing CO Taylor Hardware Co
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