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Newspaper
Pendleton Eagle Valley News
Location
Pendleton, Oregon, United States of America
Date
Apr 29, 1904
Page
3
An ad extols our fountain drink purity and faultless service. It promises perfect drinks, careful preparation, and dainty presentation, urging readers to drink our sparkling water and join the habit.
Jim Jeffries marries Mrs William Parrish in San Praneciaco. Provincial government to aid Vancouver to northern rail link. Eskimos in Maukenale basin in peril from measles with only 10 families surviving. Milland Ont elevator struck by lightning and burned, 50040 bushels wheat lost. Tramps set fire to a box car in Modesto. car and warehouse burned, $5,000 lace. J Pierpont Morgan to receive $1,000,000 fee or 1% of Panama route canal commission. Rachel Machette of Washington commits suicide after taunts of plainness. A book in Milton's handwriting sold to J Pierpont Morgan for an unknown sum. Two Mexican women hide in Balclutha hold en route to Alaska, sent back. An April 7 assassination attempt on Jeffersonville mayoral candidateDD M Robins fires at through window.
Veterans death in Corvallis at 77, a fatal Nesbitt case unresolved in The Dalles, Baker County lowers debt by 140000, Hazel Beamon now a thief in Portland, famine threats threaten Thunder Mountain, Lewin and Clark fair costs exceed 4200 with 22000 spent, Linton sues for 10000 after Spokane wreck, Portland street project advertised costing 4200, Peraley Chisman shot by rival stockman Hurt, unknown woman found dead near Portland tracks with injuries suggesting train strike or foul play.
Wonders baseball team reorganized for improved play with Low Drake as captain and manager. Henry Chalwin to mask and join, Fred Lievalien to join for season. Pendleton and local rivals prepare a tough Sunday game at 4 o clock with a police guard to enforce order. Lineups list Wonders and Pendleton with multiple players named.
Cora Simpson sues for divorce from K. Simpson residents of Weston. They married in 1882 and have four children. Plaintiff alleges cruelty, public insults, illness-related neglect, and seeks custody of the youngest children Zill and Edra plus costs. Attorneys Balleray & Me Court.
George Fell travels to Portland to meet his brother The Ron Fell for Alaska trip plans. They aim to catch the first ship to Mastodon, where they will join a large mining interest and stay through the season before returning to Portland as ice forms.
Graduate optician Ida Behrendt of Baker City Optical Company will stay a week. She is a graduate of Philadelphia College and McCormick College in Chicago. The doctor comes highly recommended. Eyes examined free. All work guaranteed. Bickers Hotel.
The notice item lists numerous arrivals at The Pendleton hotel including E. M. Clarke, E. L. Guffner, A. F. Flegel, Theo Rocklin, J. Youngman, J. M. Russell, Frank Lee, Edwin J. Burke, Frank Scully, James Kallo, James Boardmann, W. Levingeton, H. F. Booth, R. C Long, FE. Burke, George Stevens, R. H. Caston, Fred Rogers, A. Speah, M. Bell, Manche Falhert, J. Robinson, G. W. Hunt, L. Goldsmith, J. M. Bircher, and many others from Portland, Seattle, Spokane, Chicago, Detroit, New York, and beyond. The list includes numerous wives and affiliates, with several locals from Walla Walla, Paris, Starbuck, and other towns.
An advertisement argues that plants need removing the root cause to recover and compares it to hair loss. It promotes Nowrobs Hemicide as a germ killer and claims it yields healthy hair. The ad directs readers to send a sample to The Herpicida Co Detroit Michigan with F W Schmidt as special agent.
Unreadable sale list describes colored shirts waistlines white waists black cotton hose and lace hose in pairs, gauze woolen suits knee length with embroidery trimmed muslin drawers and nightwear. Mens dress shirts and coats, boys dress shirts and waists, various fabrics like calico gingham percales and linen, offered at special prices through Saturday April 30th.
Breeders are urged to contact John Crow's ranch Pendleton area for breeding care. Allen Bots, full brother of Che lalis at 2.04 percent, is listed with Altamont Tecora by M. Clay Jr. Terms include $20 insurance. Sullivan purebred Clyde weighs about 1800 pounds, terms $15 to insure and $10 for season. For details inquire Frank Frasier or Thomas Thompson Pendleton Oregon.
A detailed ballot slate lists names for Supreme Judge Dairy and Food Commissioner Presidential Electors and numerous county and district posts. It includes candidates for Sheriff Clerk Assessor Commissioner Representatives County Judge Treasurer Recorder Coroner Surveyor and Constable, with regional references Pendleton Umatilla Morrow and district seats.
Local paper notes carrier pricing at 15 cents per week with delivery by mail or “carier” option. No further details on zones or additions provided.
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