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Newspaper
Pendleton Eagle Valley News
Location
Pendleton, Oregon, United States of America
Date
Aug 23, 1900
Page
4
Gleaver Bros. at 805 Male Street in Pendleton Oregon operates as the boot and shoe retailer serving the local community with footwear and related goods. The business emphasizes a focus on men’s footwear and repair services within Pendleton.
Various promotions and notices fill the page including Sweet’s candies at the Cycle, Coyote scalps and warrants bought, dental work by Dr. Whitaker, a sale at Wessel Department Stores, home rendered lard at Schwarz and Greulich, a Singer agent opening near Joe Ell, DeWitt’s Little Early Risers pills, paper hanging by C. Sharp, fruit jars and crocks for sale, spring chickens and vegetables from G. RK, a Minute Cough Cure endorsement, and Tallman & Co. druggists touting prices and quality.
A jumble of city items lists dentists and stores, a mayoral figure, pigeon flights, a death from consumption, and a funeral procession. Names include Dr Whitaker Patten Black and McCall Bagnar, with references to Rose Campbell and Mrs F J Van Cleve among others. The text also notes a cornel room gathering and a late train to Eko for burial at Eko cemetery.
Henry Miller and others contest railroad land valuation for a proposed line between Nalin and Coyote. They claim land worth 100 dollars an acre and seek 7000 dollars in damages for land taken. Ten parcels, 18 acres, would remove alfalfa timber strawberry patch and walnut grove, affecting local owners and future assessments.
The Ry and N Co announces a $0.18 round trip from Pendleton to Portland during the street fair. Tickets expire September 4 and cover three days. Many travelers hoped for a lower rate, causing plans to be revised and some to postpone their trip.
A damaged historical notice warns readers about fraudulent salves and self styled cures sold by Crescent Agency and an unnamed dealer. It cautions against fake endorsements and urges verification of medical claims before purchase. The letter from Mrs. O Ralston cites repeated praise for a treatment but warns of imitators and misrepresentation.
Pendleton scenes list numerous guests and locals traveling or arriving from Athena Lewiston Weston and Portland. Residents including Mra Kate Frasier and Rev Potwine visit Haber City Astoria and the Oregon beach while others plan travels to San Francisco and Coos Bay.
One year ago Edwin L Milne was arrested in Towlock and jailed in Pendleton. He was convicted of melanie din and sentenced to five years in the state penitentiary. Appeals to the state supreme court failed and a rehearing was denied. Milne will serve the full term starting from the anniversary of his arrest.
Allen Johnson was brought to Peavie ven Wednesday afternoon and placed in the county jail on insanity charges. Deputy Coffman and Deputy Sheriff Davis escorted him from the city jail after witnesses reported violent behavior. Doctor Vincent examined him and deemed him insane, noting a skull fracture from a past injury and recommending placement in the asylum.
Union County farmer Andy Hlanean of near Eigin sustains serious injuries when a wagon throws him during a farm drive with his brother Chic Hansan who recently arrived from the east. details of the accident are incomplete.
A dated informal notice warns that Mary E Gullutt has left her husband and beard isalike and seeks to hold Lowell responsible for any debts contracted by her, dated August 20, 1900.
The Pearl fisheries along the Red Sea span the waterway. Arab tribes employ crews of five to twelve men using small canoes for seasonal harvesting. The article notes a long tradition and high value of this treasure, with belief in extensive profits for those who seek it.
The life insurer Rotuson is challenged over obligations tied to a policy held by Mai Geary. The case centers on a 8000 claim linked to Captain Gerry, with litigation seeking payment and protection of the family home in Corvallis after the October deaths.
A city plan aims to retake a past Sie Peele era with a 78 percent demand in EXo and a 25 percent bicycle initiative at the Concent Ageuw in Vie Tie Oregonian building. A person wields a hand sign urging favorable terms, offering easy, no interest terms.
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