Shirt wrists line of walking gloves showcased
Miss Peters will display a new line of walking gloves featuring shirt wrist styling in her shop, inviting customers to preview the latest accessories.
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Newspaper
Pendleton Eagle Valley News
Location
Pendleton, Oregon, United States of America
Date
Apr 23, 1901
Page
3
Miss Peters will display a new line of walking gloves featuring shirt wrist styling in her shop, inviting customers to preview the latest accessories.
The Oregonian notes tentative changes to the O R & N system and debates whether Baker City Huntington or La Grande should gain a depot. Citizens discuss distance and advantage while rumors swirl about a possible division of the railway routes.
At the Heppner stockyards last Saturday attorney Phelps sold 67 head of ree belonging to the Wm Penland estate to a Mr Davie of Umatilla county at 5 60 per head. The Ayers Cattle company sent 400 head to the Ritter country in Grant county for summer feed. Jas H Hale the South Dakota sheep buyer bought 150 Rambouillet backs from Chas McAlister of Arlington at 15 per head.
An advertisement claims Shilohs cough and consumption cure can prevent deaths from disease if taken early. It promises refunds if no cure is effected and cites a price of 26 eta., 50 ote, and fla bottle from Tall man & Co., leading druggist.
The Pendleton common council will receive bids for grading and graveling Webb Street from Osk Street west to Court Street east. Bids must follow ordinance No. 253 and be filed with the city recorder by April 20, 1901. Measurements to be supplied by the city engineer. The council may reject any or all bids. J E Beam, Recorder. Pendleton, Ore, April 18.
An old advertisement touts a patent medicine claim promising a cure after taking two thirds of a bottle. If no benefit is felt, the druggist will refund the price of one dollar. The ad credits Taliman Fe as leading druggists.
There with sein If you give your grocery order t to Martin he will be there with the woods Finest canned and fried fruit in the city always on hand Also nice fresh venison He is sole agent for Jacob Boros celebrated butter a piece and high quality English bacon and beacon A nice line of smoked fish All the good brands of pickles sauces and relishes Florida strawberries in the market in a few days
Pendleton reports no new smallpox cases as quarantine ends and city returns to normal. About 150 exposures occurred with one fatality, Wm. Doyle, a porter at Privett's barber shop. The Walla Walla case Mc Daniels sparked questions about quarantine and alien status. Local officials urge humane handling and continued vigilance as plowing and seeding begin and stock graze on summer ranges in Snowflake.
A railway postal clerk A.S. Heatfield was injured Monday April 22 at Tekoa while handling mail from his express train No. 7. He fell from a crane beside the car when it detached, breaking ribs and he was taken to Spokane for treatment and a brief hospital stay. He continued to Pendleton later with help.
County Clerk W D Chamberlain visited relatives in the city. A Commercial stables horse fractured a small bone in the ankle and may recover. Mrs Murphy of Weston visited the Boyd home. Mrs Bessie Watts of Weston is visiting the McBride household. Zelma Phillips of Pendleton visited friends. Councilman Hawes left for Spokane to arrange a rock crusher for street grading. W J Wilkinson bought 27 000 bushels of wheat from C Hollis for warehoused storage at Adam Weston and Athena at 47c f o b. He also bought a carload of oats from Otis order of Weston at a similar price. Armstrong paving completed painting and hanging in Lefrose Building. A metropolitan looking carving was noted on a Walla Walla resident’s car. At noon Rapier reported a recovered wreck scene. Mrs John Vaughan’s presence extinguished five bees. Wilson of Walla Walla visited in Athena with Mrs Endecott and Mr Jamesman formerly from the city. Pendleton visitor Sam Endecott was in Athena Monday.
Alba news notes mention James Shipp in a venture before a meeting by a local organization. Buckner from Pendleton hauls horses to a Dixie ranch for C C J Praker from Pendleton is in the valley. Three Pendleton families relocate to Alba: the Hallas Brothers and J Brown.
Dr H L Nietert of the St Louis City Hospital performed a groundbreaking operation on ie Gunn stabbed in a brawl. He stitched a three layer heart wound with the heart moving during suturing and saved the patient who was expected to recover.
Farmers Henry Lorenzen of Middle Cold Springs with 700 acres and Herman Suh of South Cold Spring with 280 acres report wheat is looking well. Lorenzen’s crop could yield 30 to 40 shelter acres, Suh has leased O Dahlgren’s farm and averages about 35 bushels per acre. Both note wheat is thrifty and is awaiting rain, warning a heavy front could threaten growth.
Pendleton briefing reports M L Fix visiting from Alkali head and details a hunting party headed to Glaison butte in Morrow county to bant coyotes for a week. Morrow and Umatilla counties have coyote bounty laws offering 2 per scalp.
An old ad promotes Dr King s New Life Pills for skin health and a sale offering 107 acres of timber land one mile from Kamela Station at a low price. It also notes support from Irwin M Scott of the Union Iron Works in San Francisco for Portland s Lewis and Clark centennial events.
W. H. Lever plans a several hundred page history of Umatilla County to be issued likely in November. A team including G C Laurence Edwin Smith G S Clapp and J C McFadden will gather material. The volume will cover Pacific Northwest history pioneer incidents public institutions and societies.
Since Saturday April 20 L. L. Rays board of trade actions drew feverish interest. Wheat in New York fell from 77 8 to 70 4 per bushel by Monday closing, netting about $1000 for a leading dealer. Railroad stocks were active and bullish and a specific quote shift produced a clear $100 gain for one bettor.
The remedy claims to specially treat five diseases including Coughs Colda ooplog Cough Cronp and Consumption. It is offered with a penalized guarantee and money back if it ail, priced at 25 et and 60 et and $1 per bottle by Tallman & Co.
The Umaholls Tribe No 18 will hold a social session in Hundricke Hall on April 23 1901. All members are urged to attend. Pocahontas recounts ceremony by order of the Sachem Ritner Keeper of Records
An advertisement extols Bucklen’s Amnica Salve as a cure for piles and general injuries. It promises rapid relief, claims widespread use, and lists Taliman & Co as the seller with a price per box.
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