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Newspaper
Pendleton Eagle Valley News
Location
Pendleton, Oregon, United States of America
Date
Apr 07, 1906
Page
2
Director Wilson resumes vigorous gym work at the high school as outside classes and field events are reorganized. An evening class will begin next Monday night to boost patronage, with special recognition for excellence in the program.
The doctor’s prescription is yours and can be filled anywhere you choose. If you have no preference, bring it to us and experience our careful, pure drug service. We offer fair prices and quality that may persuade you to switch.
A 4 field meet and series of contests among class members will feature 20 events across evenings at the high school from seven o'clock. Two events per meeting night. prizes awarded to first to third place with a league points system. A gold medal will accompany the first prize after averages are calculated. The director invites all old class boys to attend Monday evening on the floor. Regular class work Monday and Thursday and Saturday evenings will include gymnasial activities and games.
Anna Minthorn arrives home near Cayuse after graduating with a class of 36 at Carlisle Indian School. The group included 15 girls and 15 young men, with a photo in Major Moorhouse’s window from The Arrow. Rev Jonathan Edwardes travels with Mrs Edwards toward Roseburg. they now live in Sprague, Wash., after leaving Washtucna two years ago.
Rev N H Brooks field evangelist of the Christian church has organized a church at Tone after a week of meetings. About 30 members form the new Tone church while Brooks continues meetings at Prineville where a revival is hoped for a church once partially organized there.
The advertisement declares Herpicide as a destroyer of herpes and related scalp conditions. It explains herpes as a disease caused by a microbe linked to dandruff, itching scalp, and hair loss, claiming Herpicide promptly destroys the microbe and allows hair to grow. Sample requests and agents are noted.
Major Edwards, Indian agent, leads a busy lease office on the reservation as applications filed months ago are processed. He warns applicants to avoid underhanded tactics and says the heirship land issue, with about 300 tracts, may soon see sales to whites to help settle Pendleton’s needs.
A telegram from United States Senator John M. Gearin to Colonel J. H. Raley directs Interior approval for cattle crossing the Umatilla reservation along the main road under Indian police guard. Superintendent Edwards will oversee transportation and travel. crossing must be expeditious and not used to graze for long periods. The move aims to ease cattleman access while addressing prior delays and complaints. Pendleton and Portland notes mention local figures and a well test near Pilot Rock with 350 barrels of water and 70 feet of depth.
Fay Le Graw Sam Pambrun and Frank Grasty were fined 125 dollars each by Judge Elle for hunting deer out of season. The defendants did not appear in court personally and were represented by W M Peterson of Athena. All fines were paid.
A Walla Walla Pendleton passenger train struck a dog owned by M L Watta of Athena while the dog chased its master on a bicycle along the track. The animal was dragged ahead of the locomotive for over a hundred feet before being crushed by the cow catcher. It was knocked aside alive briefly, then mercifully shot to death at the depot.
Miss Matilene Frnker, once at St Anthony's hospital, returned home this afternoon after a successful procedure submitted by Dre, Cole and Stin fo. The operation had no ill effects on her health or general wellbeing.
One hundred laborers from Portland and Salt Lake pass through the city for Riparis to join the Lewis ton Riparia branch of the O R N being rushed to completion. Many are Greeks and Italians.
Large crowd expected at the Athena baseball game tomorrow. Pendleton visitors will be able to return on No. 7, which departs Athens at 4 50 p m, round trip fare listed.
Health advice touts the stomach as the key to strength and life. It argues digestion governs nourishment and disease, citing starvation and weak organs as outcomes of poor digestion, and endorses Pierce’s Golden Medical Pills as a remedy.
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