New Line of Walking Gloves Demonstrates WAISTS
Miss Peters showcases a fresh line of walking gloves noted for waists or fit. She invites passersby to view the display as part of a local shop event.
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Newspaper
Pendleton Eagle Valley News
Location
Pendleton, Oregon, United States of America
Date
Apr 22, 1901
Page
3
Gregon Club to host inaugural spring event at Armory
Pendleton community notes a grand dance organized by the Gregon Ladies and Young Men club for April 27 at the Armory. Admission is $1 for non-members, and attire features shirtwaist dress favored by women. members with free entry expected. Also highlights hair care guidance from Prof Unna and hotel arrivals list for Pendleton.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Cactus Club
King New
Pendleton
Tay Club
Armory
Gregon
Nelson Divorce Suit Seeks Deserion After Three Years ofMarriage
Nelson files for divorce from Agnes Nelson in a court action started Saturday April 20. They married January 4 1870 and have three grown children. The couple reportedly drifted apart amid ongoing coldness and separation since then.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Wilson
Agnes Nelson
Nelson
Shiloh’s Consumption Cure Promises Refund Guarantee
An advertisement urges readers with coughs to buy Shilohs Consumption Cure from Tallman & Co. and take two thirds. If no benefit is seen, return the bottle to the druggist for a full refund. The ad emphasizes fairness and a dollar price per bottle.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Shiloh
Tallman & Co
Marble Works to Open on Pendleton Main Street
Marble Works, Monterastelli Southern, formerly of The Dalles, have moved to Pendleton and will open on Main Street between Webb Street and the O R N depot. They plan a small building set back from the street with a platform for displaying monuments and other stone work, and expect strong business.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Monterastelli Southern
Dalles
Pendleton
Main Street
Webb Street
Reer
Shiloh’s cough cure offered with refund if no cure
Advertisements claim Shilohs cough and consumption cure will work if taken early. Prices 25, 60 cents, and $1 a bottle. Tallman & Co. listed as leading druggists offering refunds, with Groceries and items from Martin including canned fruits and fish. Florida strawberries expected in market soon.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Shiloh
Druggiete
Tallman & Co
Druggiata
Martin
J. B
Jacob Borne
Florida
Bear the signature of Cons H Piarceme and The Kind You Have Always Sought
A brief notice highlights a long used signature associated with Cons H Piarceme and promotes a well known product line described as the kind customers have always sought.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Cons. H. Piarceme
War Dance for the President at Umatilla Reservation
A note describes a war dance performance on the Umatilla reservation for President McKinley’s visit. The ceremony would offer the President a view of a ritual that is becoming infrequent in the western United States and would honor his presence as “Great Father.”
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Union
Umatilla
Sheeht
McKinley
Wool market sags but optimism lingers for season
Hartford wool merchant E Y Judd arrives in Pendleton to assess market conditions after a boom year. He notes nine million pounds carried over in Oregon and twenty five to thirty million pounds expected this year, with prices steady around 10 to 13 cents prior to improvements. Judd foresees possible price firming later as demand from manufacturers picks up.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
E. Y. Judd
Hartford, Conn
H. C. Judd & Root
Pendleton
Dalles
Portland
Judd
Neualenetom
Jada
Wallowa
Oregon
Dan Bowmans Close Call On Bicycle Near Union
Dan Bowman traveling on business from Pendleton to Baker City and Boise rerouted after a near fatal bicycle accident near Union. He rode along Union City Road when a large open trench eight feet long and six feet deep appeared on the rail path. Bowman struck the hole and was thrown, suffering shock but survived with minor injuries and was later found at a hotel.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Dan Bowman
Bunday
Pendleton
Baker City
Boise
Union
Bowman
Naan Sadenene Fe Vendletia
Baseball in Pendleton First Game May Take Place Here
In Pendleton plans are underway for the first baseball game of the season. Details are preliminary with local officials and teams considering a date in May and a venue in the city. Further announcements will confirm opponents and exact scheduling.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Tageday
Baseball Ie
White Bear
Pendleton
Alto Cata Artere
Colfax to Tour Walla Walla and Athena in April baseball trip
Colfax baseball team plans a trip to Walla Walla on Tuesday April 28 to face the Walla Walla club then travel to Athena and Pendleton with manager Radar noting a likely game move if grounds are not ready due to Matlock’s absence. Local Pendleton practice continues after 5 p.m. on Alta street. An Athena Walla Walla excursion drew 140 tickets with extra cyclists and drivers.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Colfax
Wash
Walla Walla
Taesday
Athena
Mon Ore Aday
Pendleton
Radar
W. F. Matlock
Alta Street
Mathematiciatia
Kalama to Vancouver Railway Contract Shift
Charles C. Berkeley reports Washington and On Railway Army will build the Kalama to Vancouver line directly. Already 200 men at work, to reach 500 by week’s end. Construction starts at Kalama, 29 miles to Vancouver with a steel bridge at Lewis River spanning 19 miles from Kalama and featuring a three span draw.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Charles C. Berkeley
Portland
Vancouver
Wash
Washington and On Railway
Alama
Kalama
Lewis River
Porter Sues Hicks Over Damages From Impounded Horses
J R Porter sues circuit court against H Hicks poundmaster for 250 damages. Hicks impounded 22 head of Porter’s horses on April 13. owner recovered them April 15 after posting bond for fees. Complaint says a mangy horse shared the pound, endangering Porter’s animals and costing him treatment expenses. Case to be heard at the next June term.
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J. R. Porter
High School Beats Indian Nine 14 to 11 in Close Game
The High School baseball team finally met a tough opponent in the Indian nine from the reservation. Played on lower Alta street in front of a small crowd, the contest swung between leaders until the final innings. The High School team celebrated a hard-earned 14 to 11 victory.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Comore
Lower
Alta Street
Pendleton Seeks Bids for Webb Street Grading Project
The Pendleton Common Council invites bids for grading and graveling Webb Street from Oak Street west to Court Street east. Work to follow Ordinance No. 353 with measurements by the city engineer. Bids due at the recorder's office by April 18. The council may reject any or all bids. J. E. Beam, Recorder. Pendleton Ore April 18.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Common Council
City of
Pendleton
Webb Street
Oak Street
Court Street
J. E. Beam
Ore
Milton Cannery Proposal Swings Toward Walla Walla
Charlee H. Pierce of Ashland Oregon returned from Milton and travels to Portland to press railway rate talks with the Oregon Railroad Navigation Co. He argues a cannery near Milton or Walla Walla could attract sufficient fruit and vegetables, with growth from regional cooperation and rail access. He compares costs, water supply, and taxes, predicting a cannery in the Walla Walla valley to spur local prosperity.
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Charlee H. Pierce
Ashland
Ore
Milton
Portland
Oregon Railroad & Navigation Company
Nate
Union
Walla Walla
Walla Alla
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