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Newspaper
Pendleton Eagle Valley News
Location
Pendleton, Oregon, United States of America
Date
Sep 30, 1904
Page
6
A fragment notes a man known for refined taste in dress and finish. Crouse & Brandegee are cited as makers of refined garments, contrasting with cheaper options, highlighting an emphasis on quality and style among fashionable men.
The ad list highlights Teutsch's Department Store and Sunny promotions at Witheo's and Alartin's with shoe and hat sales, piano for rent, bookshop, jewelry offers, and a carnival at the Peoples Warehouse. It notes free instructions, restaurant hours, framing services, a housewares sale, and October ticket notices for the World’s Fair by E. Smith, agent.
A bustling item list from Athens and nearby areas records numerous movements and events. Prof Karl Guyot heads to Adair. Mire Josty Small travels to Umatilla. Rev Toney and Cordeta Hail engage teaching roles. various residents relocate, seek work, or visit relatives, including B H Hedfield of Hoppner, Press Colburn building in progress, and W A Spink family planning moves to Grant County. Local business, legal notices, and social tidbits fill the page, with community figures arriving, departing, or awaiting new posts.
In Pendleton and Meacham region dialogue on timber supply, N Hateh notes abundant wood yet expects cautious price rises. He predicts long term fuel growth as timber near rail lines thins and announces plans to ship wood to Walla Walla in small lots.
For Her Sake a stirring melodrama of Reian Kieh society and exile life was staged at the Pra yer last night and well received. The cast was strong and Frederick Warde with Miss Cathryne Kidder will star at the Fra ser on October 10, drawing large audiences as famed performers across the West.
August Zeuske of Uma-Hi county plans a trip to the St Louis World’s Fair with his family, expecting to stay about two months and visit Minnesota on the way back. He recently secured a load of large Oregon apples to show old friends, boasting of the empire’s victory and promising to tell more when he returns.
McKinley Williams, a ten year old wanderer in an unknown town, seeks aid and reports his food supply is unreliable as he travels with limited guardianship. His parents left Dayton about a month ago, leaving him effectively unprovided for and reliant on chance acquaintances.
Mr and Mrs Allen MacAlvy of Vancouver Washington arrived in town last night and will visit their son Charles MacAlvy of Helix. Mr MacAlvy Sr. previously worked as a timberman and has spent time in the East. The present Mrs MacAlvy became his wife a short time ago.
Por Neevles Orin, a 22 year old sheepherder, was arrested and charged in a nameless crime. He remains in the city jail awaiting arraignment after confessing a motive tied to Ireland and noting three years in this country.
Oth Gustafson, longtime regular engineer on the Tk. & N Switeh line, has been compelled by ill health to be laid off. He has been confined to his house for several days and will remain absent until conditions improve.
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