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Newspaper
Pendleton Eagle Valley News
Location
Pendleton, Oregon, United States of America
Date
Feb 06, 1907
Page
8
An Empire Tea advertisement touts the store’s ability to match customers to teas. It guarantees absolute purity of every tea and notes the same standard applies to coffees and spices. The ad invites noncustomers to sample the offerings.
A Commercial association entertainment features the glee club in a camp scene with soldiers in the Philippines. The program includes two group numbers, solos, a duet by Messia, Haer and Kelley, and a quartet. Ki ki the missing link appears heavily ironed, and Charles J. Fersaron acts Kiram the sultan in the finale.
Charles Slade, contractor, with Tom Davis, took a contract for mile 18 of the Snake River railroad. Slade will use about 10 horses and 20 men with two teams en route and more crews arriving Wednesday. Mile 13 on the Flick ranch is earthwork. further miles may follow. Over 17 miles contracted recently between Nagel and Home stew wis, with six contractors aboard the same train. most contractors hail from out of state. Prices are at a local peak, and demand among contractors is rising.
Charles Walters of Allegheny Sierra County writes that he has lived in California twenty years and continues to hunt for trouble in burns sores and wounds but Buckton's Armes Salve cures swiftly. The claim is guaranteed by Tallman & Co drug store.
W A Sidon 60, section foreman on the W and C G B, was injured this afternoon when his feet slipped from under him and he fell about 30 feet through cribbing on an east city bridge. He landed on his back, was badly jolted but no bones were broken. He was brought to the city by the W and C R train.
Celia M Granholm files for divorce from Charles A Granholm citing a year of cruel inhuman treatment including cursing striking and false accusations about her relations with men. The couple married November 11 1900 at Bolwe. The defendant is described as a bartender and gambler. The complaint was filed today by Peter West.
Davis, long a East Birch Creek rancher, sold his 220 acre place to T. Gibson and moved with his family to Pendleton, buying 007 East Webb street. He previously thrived in dairy and stock farming. A flood-related bridge collapse on Dry Creek drowned two horses owned by W. N. Willis, while driver Ole Johnson survived.
Rail operations face delays with westbound wires down near Umatilla and lines between Pasco and Fulton partly out of order. Spokane train arrival expected this afternoon with departure likely tomorrow evening. Weston service halted due to equipment shortage while Asotin citizens form the Asotin County Development club to push railroad interests and elect officers at a February 6 meeting.
Pendleton ladies host a dancing party at Aagies hall tonight described as a premier social event. Invitations list Mesdames John R. Adama J Wilfred Earl Richard M. Mayberry Charles W. Myers D C McNabb Clarence Penland Wood Pasley Thomas Spohr Samtel R Thompson and Harry C Thompson as guests.
The Rev G L Hall united James H Doty and Miss Lillian Boewell in marriage at the Baptist parsonage last evening at 7 o clock. The couple are well known in the city and plan to establish their home there. Chicago wheat prices and a Kansas Abilene court judgment against Peter Anderson are noted in the article, with mentions of Swedish missionary society and future land interests near Abilene and a planned Oregon Short Line railroad route along the Snake River.
An ad touts Ta Grippe and Pneumonia remedies by Foley's Honey and Tar in a yellow package from Koeppen Drug Store. A G A T meeting is announced for February 9 at 2 pm in Milarkey hall, with J C Carroll and Peter West cited. The Lewiston snowstorm reports 11 inches in 24 hours, strongest in memory, threatening livestock across Idaho and Washington. forecasts warn of a cold wave. A skating rink costing 10000 is planned in Walla Walla, funded by J E Ransom and others, per the East Oregonian. Read the East Oregonian.
Thousands of men and women across all walks of life praise The Bitters for curing stomach liver and kidney ailments after other remedies failed. Skeptics are urged to try one bottle of the celebrated remedy.
The ad asserts the product cures Mamleney Aleating Dys pepala Indigestion Costiveness Colds Grippe or Malaria and proclaims it is absolutely pure, urging readers to let it prove itself today.
Nine thousand sheep owned by George L. Macomber, backed by Miller Brothers' shares, are starving in the Willow valley near Grand Rone, 60 miles from Lewiston, due to hay shortage and rugged terrain hindering wagon access. the value is about $10,000 and time is running out to bring relief before severe storms worsen losses.
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