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Newspaper
Pendleton Eagle Valley News
Location
Pendleton, Oregon, United States of America
Date
Sep 30, 1903
Page
5
Knit Goods reports a large shipment arriving in Shawli featuring ties, boots, hoods, and capes. Designs range from 50 cents to 1.00 with attractive new patterns available now.
A collage of classified ads and notices listing sales groceries furniture and supplies at various stores, job wants, rental inquiries, and service offers. Items include meat and produce deals, piano house listings, cab company, painting and paper hanging, farm help wanted, rooms for rent, and a funeral attendance note detailing Mrs. Blanch Ruewell's Spokane death and Athena funeral plans.
A committee of local business men spent the day soliciting funds for the guarantee fund of six hundred ten dollars for the carnival company. They report good progress and hope to finish their drive tomorrow.
Public school at Long Creek opened September 20 with two teachers in charge of 42 scholars. The term will run seven months.
George Van Winkle of La Grande visits the city with friends. Charles Benson of Walla Walla spends time in town with companions. Mrs M M Hill of Athena guests Pendleton friends. Mr and Mrs J C Mead of Baker City visiting several days. CG W Ayres of Hood River on business. many locals noted in transit or visiting, including sports club shoot planned Sunday and other brief separations and arrivals.
Farmers who have not paid taxes are urged to settle by Monday next as the delinquent second payment roll closes. About $1,100 remains due now, with expectations the total will drop before penalties are added. Overall delinquent totals may reach six to ten thousand dollars after adjustments and penalties.
A steel coal car derailed on Thompson street crossing Monday morning and held about 40 tons of coal. The weight sank the ground, preventing engine extraction until unloading was completed. H H Gowen, guest of Rev W E Potwine, spoke at the parish house and then proceeded to Portland before returning to Trinity Church Seattle. Paulina and Peter West sold Lot 9 Block F Garden Street to Schwartz & Ground Meat Co for 2600 dollars. a new core storage building will occupy the site.
The O R K N Co offers a round trip excursion from Pendleton to Walla Walla on Sunday October 4, leaving Pendleton at 8 15 p m and returning from Walla Walla at 10 p m The fare for the round trip is 1 The trip coincides with the Fruit Fair wind up featuring Ellery s Italian band and promises a pleasant fall outing with music and a chance to visit the Garden City The low rate aims to attract visitors to the fair finale and friends in Walla Walla
A brief note on Kodo emphasizes aiding digestive organs to digest and assimilate wholesome food. It asserts transforming nourishment into blood that nourishes nerves fuels values and hardens muscles aiding recovery.
Mr Fioneran explains fall trade growth as customers seek better value. He claims customers notice we offer better shoes for the money or equal quality for less, with strong remarks on wear quality and a wide range of styles and sizes.
Purl Bowman will finish harvesting 1600 acres of wheat in about two days after rain delays. His combined harvester was held up and would have completed last Saturday otherwise. This is the last crop in the vicinity to be harvested.
J. Z. Frazer rode into town Tuesday with a band of 390 stock cattle purchased nearby. The herd, priced at 20 dollars per head, was reported by the Long Creek Light.
H A Arbogast bought a band from J F Paulkenberry and Mrs B J Lameeford totaling 82 head. Prices listed include 20 for cows and calves, 18 for dry cows, and 16 for yearling heifers. Nome mining district output tops 8 million with Long Creek Bagie yielding 3 million.
An old advertisement copy notes that Kodol Dyspepsia Core cures indigestion stomach catarrh and related stomach disorders. The product is described as being born by Tallman & Co and advertised as a remedy for the entire body's organs.
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