The lumberyard chain was so sure it was going to move to the former Pendleton Grain Growers site that it even purchased many of Pendleton’s fixtures and inventory at auction. But, ultimately, Tum-A-Lum and the landlord could not come to terms on a new lease.

Tum-A-Lum is already selling the surplus merchandise and will reallocate the fixtures to other locations in the area. It will continue its working on a solution for its overcrowded Pendleton store, including relocating, adding on, or rebuilding its current facility.

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