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Newspaper
Pendleton Eagle Valley News
Location
Pendleton, Oregon, United States of America
Date
Aug 21, 1900
Page
4
Gleaver Bros operates a boot and shoe shop at 805 Main Street Pensleton Oregon offering repairs and footwear for men and general customers in the town. The business markets workwear and casual footwear and serves local residents.
Cigar shops offer Baller and Zebner wares while department stores advertise cheap goods and bulk discounts. Sales promote fruit jars, kitchen items, and patterns at RK Martins and West department stores. Housework help sought at Compton White House, while medicines pledge quick relief from coughs and digestion issues.
The Adama city council closes open gambling as Nolin county bridge work advances under J. O. Hinton. Mrs. Mary B. Gillett sues her husband M. H. Gillett with John McCourt as plaintiff's attorney. A long heat wave peaks with 0 degree readings and a record WW on August 14 per observer William. Legal note cites a crime clause about killing birds and hogs. Penlinton Street Fair exhibit could feature beer ads, aiming to aid local property owners and regional development.
Ballot results released this morning list Mrs T W Ayers Jr leading with 260 votes and Pearl Lackey at 246. Miss Liggio Milarkey receives 200 votes in her first contest while other candidates trail with single and double digit tallies at Lovelork polling station.
A list of incoming guests and their home cities includes W oH Falk and GW Ashford of Portland, JP Hayden and Chase Green of Portland, San Francisco visitors DB Hall and EK Wunsacker, Chicago figures WA Bebott and KR McCormick, plus Seattle and Spokane entries. The roster shows attendees from major West Coast hubs and beyond, with several names tied to Portland accommodations.
Mark Patton sells the horse Mr Hood to Keieet Atom and George E Peringer for 40. Mr Hood is a brown stallion from Westfield, heading to races at Pendleton before moving to Salem to train with horses owned by Peringer Chris Simpeon and Frank Racer. The horse will race in Fiverott Portlaw Salem Yackinna and Boise if judged fit.
The Crescent Agency advertises round trip tickets to Chicago offered by several carriers for 7100, with travel days limited to specific Wednesday this week. Clients are urged to call for details and payment, plus costs may apply. installment terms available without interest.
Local residents and visitors from Pendleton travel to Lebman Springs Lehman Springs and Astoria. A chain of trips includes Mrs Maple and Mr and Mrs Clapton visiting relatives while Tatom and Blusher families tour via Portland Dallas and Mil ford. Several residents plan return trips and attend regional events.
Victim Harry J. Shirk reports loss of money from a tobacco pouch while at Penland lodging house Main and Alta streets. Room 41 housed two men Rube Perkins and another, with Perkins later in room 30 31. Shirk suspects money was taken from under a pillow and later found emptied in the hallway.
John Barker, a stage hand at Heatins place in Stage Gulch northwest of Pendleton, suffered a serious hand injury Monday evening when a glove finger wired into a roller screwed his left hand. He was treated locally and planned to visit Pendleton later with his brother in law and a friend.
The piece covers local health guidance and farm news. It mentions the Wureet guide to health and Stomach Hitters as remedies, plus deliveries of wheat by John Wyrick’s crew and the sowing plan for Stoyten Walker near Pendleton Me. It notes rains affecting threshing and wheat sprouting.
Odd notices describe new bowel wear ing completions and loupelation tele ote at Tot Lake with transient activity. Readers are invited to view Gee Dieveles at Crescent Agency in East Gregorian balding for a special sale with monthly payments and no interest.
An account from Conklin in Bowersville Ohio describes a dangerous confrontation near Mer Hill involving Fionn Hirewn and Tony H. The exchange led to a near fatal outcome as a participant suffered multiple injuries while a witness named Brown narrowly escaped serious harm. A medical claim mentions a benefit from Voley's Kidney Cane with no substitute available.
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