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Newspaper
Pendleton Eagle Valley News
Location
Pendleton, Oregon, United States of America
Date
Feb 15, 1902
Page
8
An opportunity to purchase footwear at an unbeatable price is highlighted with urgency, inviting shoppers to take advantage before the deal ends. The notice emphasizes affordability and a time-limited chance to buy, urging readers to act quickly.
Dindinger Wilson Co. advertises as successor to Cleaver Bros with contact at Black 91 phone. The notice implies company continuity and service offer under new auspices.
Pat Neason a 48 year old section foreman recently discharged from Lima Montana walked into the Bannock County Sheriff’s Office in Pocatello Wednesday night and shot himself through the head dying about an hour later He left a note dated February 11 1992 expressing sorrow over his money troubles and concern for his wife Ella and their children who live in Union Oregon Earlier he had dictated a more hopeful letter to his wife without indicating plans to harm himself
John Park, a 15 year Neagle Bros. employee, suffered a severe bruise and leg strain when a gang plow being lowered from the second floor broke its rope and crushed his right leg. No bones were broken and he will be out of work for several weeks.
The census report exposes Chicago’s demographic shift showing the city with a higher Black population than any other in the United States. The finding highlights the extent of urban racial composition changes and their social implications.
Judge Ellis heard all day arguments in city injunction cases over control of marshal Heathman and recorder Beam. The case questions mayoral voting power in ties and charter legality of council appointments versus popular election, with briefs due and possible appeals to higher courts. Registration tallies show North Milton leading with 141 enrolled, Athena 57, North Pendleton 45, while Cottonwood and Umatilla precincts report none.
Voters in Umatilla county lag in registering for the June election to fill county offices. By yesterday 554 names and voting places were recorded with Clerk C F Kennedy though an estimated 5000 men should have registered. Books close May 15, require precise local residence details and filing at the courthouse or with a justice or notary.
A roundup of local movements and arrivals includes M A Rader heading to Seattle on business, Douglas Belts registered at the Golden Rule, Dr C P Gammon visiting Pendleton from Walla Walla, and Mrs W A Ruffhead staying with Mrs A W Nye on Water Street. Various others are noted: Miss Mable Nye filling Effie Frazier's bookstore place, W P Card from a nearby ranch, Dan Kemler planning to travel to Martin Creek, and Garth Jewett stopping over from a San Francisco trip. Updates cover arrivals, departures, illnesses, and business ventures across Pendleton and nearby.
Sunday announcements list morning and evening sermons at Congregational, M E South, First Presbyterian, First Baptist and Christian churches. Activities include Sunday school at 10, junior and senior Endeavor meetings, and revival services with Evangelist Eagle and Rev E B Jones.
The Woodmen of the World selected a strong general and local committees for the log-rolling convention. The general committee includes J. E. Krause, M. E. Stillman, A. A. Urquhart, and others from Pendleton, The Dalles, Athena, Weston, Milton, Heppner, Fos sil. The Pendleton camp local executive covers planning with J. P. Earl as president and a dozen members handling entertainment, timber cruising, auditing, applications, advertising, investigations, parade, rituals, prizes, and halls and grounds.
Lincoln J. Carter's Eleventh Hour due February 21 marks a prolific season with strong box office appeal. The production features Karl Gardner, a German dialect comedian and singer, and includes Gardner performing The Lilacs and Apple Blossoms during the action.
A Kansas editor crafts a playful bouquet praising his best girl saying her joy and sorrow mirror her moods, but her madness when she is mad outshines both. The quirky line centers on her intense reactions and overall spirited nature.
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