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Newspaper
Pendleton Eagle Valley News
Location
Pendleton, Oregon, United States of America
Date
Dec 11, 1901
Page
5
A fragmented 1901 shopping page highlights Cleaver Bros Dry Goods and other retailers with Christmas sales, groceries, chocolates, and household goods. It mentions a dance club invitation, farm ranches for sale, and local stalls offering toys, wines, and confectionery along Court Street with emphasis on low prices and delivery.
Local business leaders voiced strong views on mudgy streets, urging immediate action and long term solutions. Proposals center on crushed rock paving on Malin and Court, funding through taxes, and careful cost assessments before spending.
Local Pendleton Sportsmen's Association holds a Sunday live bird shoot starting at WW o'clock. Entry is $5 with seven birds per man and coats of birds extra to the $6 entrance fee. Only local shooters expected. seven birds to the man.
London correspondent notes Edmund Rostand's Christmas Hallad for European Boys and Girls is viewed as a paraphrase of lying and cruel tales about South African concentration camps, casting a critical light on the piece.
The Commercial Association planned monthly market days to help owners dispose of surplus farm goods. Yesterday marked the third event with mixed success, yet organizers remain hopeful. They will pause for a month or two and resume next spring with a better organized system aimed at success.
Catherine Murray sues for divorce from husband William Murray alleging seven years of abuse including choking and intoxicated threats on the reservation. No children reported. She seeks half of their property. Jane L. Stanford transferred two deeds and a grant deed to Leland Stanford University. aggregate value about 70,000 dollars.
The coroner's inquest into the death of Emmaline Dale daughter of Elizabeth Howe Dale of Hoboken New Jersey returned a verdict of accidental death from poisoning.
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