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Newspaper
Pendleton Eagle Valley News
Location
Pendleton, Oregon, United States of America
Date
Apr 05, 1904
Page
3
Readers learn of Hall's Catarrh Cure claiming a cure for catarrh, with a $100 reward for proof. Also reported are cracked concrete piers of the Monroe Street Bridge in Spokane endangering collapse.
News items from Athena include Mrs Sparrow visiting La Grande and moving to Nez Perce Idaho, births, and local events. Easter service program at MM E church features a lengthy student choir roster and soloists, while residents visit Walla Walla and Pendleton amid neighborly notices. A Philadelphia tale of Electric Bitters is recounted, and local notices urge socialist convention and Democratic precinct meeting with rental cottage ad at Pendleton.
Reduced prices will be offered on the balance of spring millinery. The sale continues until Thursday April 7 when new goods arrive, announced by Mrs Rose Campbell.
April notes from Helix report Jamee McCorkell planning a Nez Perce move and business start there, Mr McCorkell's tenure. Laura Griswold and mother travel to Wallula. Easter services held at Christian and Baptist churches. Will Modena leaves Helix for Nashville. Rev Simones attends Portland for a Prohibition convention. Frank and Richmonds host about 20 guests with games and refreshments. Bennett funeral at Christian church led by Rev Brooks of Pendleton.
The Rev J R Bell pastor of the Presbyterian church Baker City commends a permanent cure at normal cost for liquor and tobacco habits. He notes the remedy’s effectiveness observed in the TRIB and recommends it to all in need. Tallman & Co operate as local agents.
Oregon cattlegrowers gather in Portland on April 16 starting at 10 am at the Auditorium between Taylor and Salmon on Third street. Secretary UHANT MAYS urges cattlemen to attend as the industry’s major topic of importance will be discussed.
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