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Newspaper
Pendleton Eagle Valley News
Location
Pendleton, Oregon, United States of America
Date
Aug 23, 1906
Page
8
Diverse hair brushes offered in all grades from $2 to $3, including cheap and premium options. Stock features bristle quality, mounted in sturdy backs, with varied sizes. Also available are solid wood brushes and related items for servers.
Loon Cohen, president of the commission, announces an agreement with the RO&SS company allowing the fair to use the railroad adjacent land near Ferguson building for two years. A nominal rent will be paid. Arthur Gibson, pavilion contractor, will start removing machinery and preparing the site, with trees to be cut and ground leveled for a temporary pavilion.
Mrs Alice Estes wife of James Estes proprietor of Engle barber shop died at 9 last night in hospital from a complication. She was 27 and lifelong resident of the city leaving a newborn in addition to her husband and mother Mrs G W Shutrum with six brothers and sisters. Funeral at 2 30 tomorrow from the family home 121 Stonewall Jackson street conducted by Rev Robert Warner.
Mrs. Clara Minard reports Boise’s business scene is overdone with too many merchants and stagnant trade. She notes many have left town, leaving the market saturated and spirits low despite the city’s natural and acquired advantages.
Jamies Kennedy, two months in Tapert Uetaurant, Walter Viewed arrived today. Jane Kennedy, longtime night waiter at the Imperial restaurant, is slated to serve as county prisoner in a forthcoming service assignment.
Kennedy deserted his post at a restaurant on a Sunday morning and took 12 dollars belonging to the establishment. He faced a Circuit Judge Bean, pleaded guilty, and received a two month sentence to the county jail.
Water Superintendent Sutherland announces property occupants must lay maintain and protect the service pipe to the city main at their expense. If a leak is under the street and the cause is the main, the city repairs it. if from the service pipe the occupant must excavate repair and replace the street. Property owners in paving districts urged to replace old pipes before paving to avoid higher future costs.
Sheriff T D Taylor foiled a jail escape Sunday night by discovering two prisoners missing and catching them atop a rear bathroom cell. They had partly sawed through a window bar and padlock catch with a makeshift file tipped wooden handle, intended to slip away and hide in the corridor overnight.
A Shuve on the north side of the river in town reports plans to erect a 14 by 18 foot dwelling plus a 14 by 14 barn. He estimates $1000 in expenses for the improvements and asks for assistance or pending support.
Dr. T. M. Henderson gives Pendleton academy a high power 350 Instrument microscope by Bush & Lamb. President Bleakney praises the gift for laboratory use and scientific research, elevating pleasure among faculty boards and friends outside the academy.
District Attorney Phelps says Freewater saloon license granted to McElrath from Walla Walla will be opened immediately. He vows to arrest the proprietor for local option law violations as soon as business starts, with charges to accumulate daily if he operates pending October circuit court.
A lively melee near Idle Hour saloon led Marshal Gurdane to arrest two men. One resisted, the other submitted. The arrestee was struck and then fled down Cottonwood Street before being recaptured with Constable Henry Thompson’s help. He was jailed at the city jail.
D B Richardson of Helix sues Julius Nelson over a $400 note. Filed today by McCourt and Phelps, the suit seeks judgment for the principal plus interest and an attorney fee of $50.
Henry Picard, injured in a thresher runaway at the Raulstone ranch weeks ago, has left St. Anthony hospital and is under care of Dr. W. G. Cole.
The ad extols Dr. Pierce's Golden Medical Discovery and related remedies as natural, alcohol free cures aligned with nature for chronic lung throat and digestive ailments. It touts endorsements by medical writers, invites requests for a book of authorities, and promotes Dr Pierce's Pellets and Common Sense Medical Advisor along with a cloth bound volume offer.
A travel notice from the railway bureau lists hotels in San Francisco endorsed by the company for travelers. TheSelection includes The Jefferson on Turk and Cough streets, Dorchester at Sutter and Cough, Mujette at Butler and Cough, Imperial at corner of …
Eddy and Frankin Savoy are listed at a corner location in Baltimore near Van Nees and Ellis on Sutter between Cough and Octavia within the Sit. Francia annex area.
Pendleton Business College denies any link to Pendleton Academy and emphasizes its strong reputation. The institution has moved in January to permanent quarters at the corner of Main and Webb streets in Pendleton Oregon. Principal E M Churchill invites readers to request a catalog.
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