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Newspaper
Pendleton Eagle Valley News
Location
Pendleton, Oregon, United States of America
Date
Feb 03, 1902
Page
5
A fragmentary OCR line from a February 1902 notice hints at a sale or exchange event. Readable words include a date marker FEBRUARY and year 1902, with garbled surrounding text. The complete item remains unclear but indicates a dated public notice.
An array of local notices lists farm loans and fire insurance, real estate for rent and sale, a six room cottage near Martin street, shipments of oranges, and ranches in California. It notes a hotel address, church meeting details, and a call to members for important business. Kemp's throat and lung remedy ads appear with druggists offering trial bottles.
Shearman will visit Pendleton on April 15 to buy furs at top rates. Hunters and trappers are urged to keep their pelts until then. Jackets advertised at 2.90 after previously selling for 7 to 10 dollars.
A Northwestern Baseball League manager replied to Pendleton offering their ground for early practice free of charge. The decision is under advisement and likely to be finalized in a day or two. If they visit, the Pendleton team hopes to gain pointers and boost local enthusiasm.
Notice announces regular examination of applicants for state and county papers at the courthouse in Pendleton. Examinations run Wednesday through Saturday in February with listed subjects for each day and grade certificates. J. F. Nowlin, County School Superintendent, Uma tilla County, Oregon.
The Literary Digest opens a debate on whether a man can live as a Christian on a budget of sixty six dollars. Contributors weigh poverty, faith, and daily conduct amid economic strain and moral reflection.
E D Boyd outlines the Portland conference work of the Democratic state central committee for Umatilla county. He notes tariff, Philippine policy, ship subsidies, monopolies, and class interests as key issues and discusses a state ticket strategy. Thompson Hardware Company formed with Thomas and Sam Thompson taking control. W D Hansford retires.
Mrs A H Martin, standing on a chair to reach an object beyond the Main Street bridge, toppled this morning around 10 o clock and broke her left wrist. She fell at her residence, aboard the Main Street bridge area, and received medical attention for the injury.
The will of James A McCool a former Umatilla County resident now of Walla Walla was filed with the county clerk Saturday afternoon. He bequeaths all property to his wife Agnes Conlisky McCool with $1 each to nephews Robert and Thomas McCool. Upon Mrs McCool's death the property goes to her legal heirs.
Governor Yeu Bant of Mi files case against Northern Securities Company with the United States Supreme Court. The order from ten headquarters stops all work on the proposed railroad line from Billings to Great Falls as the high court considers the case.
SHUTRUM BARNHART Miss Eva Barnhart and Melvin Shutrum wed at 7 15 Sunday morning at the bride's parents home on Lewis street Pendleton residents for 15 years the groom a prosperous farmer six miles north Rev F L Forbes officiated They left on the 899 train for Portland after a brief wedding trip to California and will reside on the groom's farm after returning
An advertisement describes Mall's Catarrh Cure as an internal remedy that cleanses the blood and mucous surfaces. It claims to be a reputable product developed by a skilled physician and asserts strong testimonials. The copy lists Henry & Co. of Toledo as the proprietors and Geyer Pills as the distributor.
C R Dutton received a Sunday letter bearing news of the death of his sister Mrs. Donnough at her Indianapolis home. The cause was cancer from which she had suffered for many years and her death was not unexpected.
Bay two year old horse branded L with a bar over the top on the left shoulder small scar on forehead and a wire cut on the front foot left the ranch on Tutuilla. Reward offered addressed to Peter West Pendleton Oregon.
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