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Newspaper
Pendleton Eagle Valley News
Location
Pendleton, Oregon, United States of America
Date
Aug 27, 1900
Page
4
A garbled page of ads notes merchants such as Badley & Zehner selling cigars, Schwarz and Grenlich lard, Weese and Wessel stores running sales, and Tallman & Co. druggists promoting remedies. Mentions Dr Whitaker dentistry, Singer sewing machines, and various groceries, textiles, and household items.
The itemized snippet shows Whitaker the dentist and Tallman & Co. stock replenishments, local fires destroying stores and a church, election notes, and community remarks. Mentions Bishop R. Wistar Morris and a Norman Lutheran church fire, plus Kiln and brick maker references and a local race.
Millions of school books from primer to dictionary are offered at low prices for Umatilla county public schools. Tallman & Co in Portland advertise markets from September 3 to 6 with round trip fares and continuous passage options. Contact the ticket office for details and rates.
Notice directs all parties indebted to Frank Vanioo near Forest Grove to call and settle. It notes WM bushels of wheat grown on an acre and WW bushels harvested, and a loan of SS bushels to Jacat Vobe with payments arranged through Crescent Agency. The text mentions a down payment and monthly installments with no interest.
Local residents and visitors are listed in a running hometown roundup. Among those mentioned: Mr. and Mrs. E. Meller visiting Pendleton. Mrs. Dial and Miss Besle Tatum arriving from Spokane and Lehman Springs. Carl Gojots returning from Kirkman’s orchestra. George Carr set to depart for Leland Stanford University. J. Craig to Portland for a reading. Miss Mattie Talland and Mr. A. Harris and party guests at Milton. several others traveling to and from Pendleton, with theater, teaching, and railroad updates noted.
Columbia George and Tua-Tua appeared before Justice of the Peace Tonae Fite Gerald after being charged with murder in the death of Annie Edma on the reservation. Dr Cole testified the bottle mixture contained alcohol diluted with water and poison. the coroner was scheduled to reconvene Thursday morning. Annie Edma, a resident and nurse, died at the hospital shortly after drinking.
Voting at the Armory Ball crowned Miss Luckey with 9 votes, leading a field that included Bertha Wells and Gertrude Whittemore. The event featured tasteful decorations and community spectators, with plans for exhibits and public displays at state fairs later in the season.
Fragmented text discusses early chemical substances and remedies. Mentions Lilia Hike and a Chicago Tribune reference. Describes ill‑formed clues to an alleged crime and a device for producing writings, with mentions of Conklin and Foley's Kidney Cure in a dubious medical context.
The ecbool board completed the election of teachers for the coming winter. E. B. Conklin is principal with Roy Conklin as assistant principal. New teachers include Sonate Beatie, Carrie Epple, Eva L. Wood, Mamie Kistner, Rose Enpie, Addie McIntosh, Margaret Leonard, Mrs. Rhoda Fitzgerald, Mise Neva Lane, Miss Eleie Folcom, Miss Laura Beatie of Oregon City, Miss Sadie Baum, Mrs. Ivanhoe and Miss Dean of Latornide. Mrs. Gr. P. Rosenberg was elected but declined. Mrs. Ivanhee of La Grande is named.
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