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Newspaper
Pendleton Eagle Valley News
Location
Pendleton, Oregon, United States of America
Date
Feb 15, 1904
Page
5
A garbled city brief lists Teutsch's fruit dairy services repairs rents and room vacancies at multiple addresses, plus sale notices for alfalfa and household items. It mentions Johnson street rooms for rent, laundry and cleaning services, and a piano for sale, with scattered names and addresses. The fragment ends noting a theatrical engagement by Howard Kyle featuring The Rosemary on February 25.
Sam Caplinger cultivates seven pound carras and 28 percent Ineles turnips with no irrigation at his foothill Weston farm suggesting foothills suffice for crops. Weston Teadar notes debate at Pendleton High School tomorrow night between freshmen and sophomores on arbitration versus war with specified participants. Gavitt remains at the family home on Tustin Street suffering from a grip causing serious lung trouble due to advancing age.
Will Locate at Adams J E Hull of Pendleton was in the city Tuesday examining ground with a plan to set up a grocery stall. He seemed satisfied and we may expect him to begin about the first of March.
Fred Marshall slipped under a wagon wheel and lost part of a finger. The incident occurred this morning while Marshall, one of the teamsters for P. P. Collier, handled the wagon.
Ad promises a cure for a cold in one day with Laxative Bromo Quinine Tablets. It notes a money refund if the remedy fails and claims W. Grove's signature appears on each box.
Advertises Schillings Best baking powder and flavoring extracts as satisfactory and moneyback guaranteed at the grocer. Includes claim of taste and quality to entice shoppers.
A list of residents and visitors in Pendleton includes A Hopson of Milton and John McNerny of Cagnac in the city for short visits or business. BE. P. Dodd returns from Portland on business. Mis Leoh Martin of Salem guests of friends. G. W. Gross of Athena and H. H. McReynolds of Pilot Rock, Pendleton visitors today. Mr. and Mrs. B. C. Reeder of Nye visiting Pendleton. R. G. Still and R. J. Stubblefield noted with the grip and local affairs. Various locals from Milton, Umatilla, Wer ton, Meacham, Echo, Walla Walla, and Wild Horse visit or travel for business or social events.
Pendleton young men form a class to learn Japanese and teach English to their tutors as Russo Japanese war fuels interest. Americans fluent in Japanese are in demand as interpreters and agents in Japan and major U S cities. The Chrysanthemum Club, once active last winter, may be reorganized.
The Whitman Glee Club re organized under Professor Fisher of Whitman College will give a benefit concert at the Baptist church in this city on February 25. Orville Edwards, son of Rev Jonathan Edwards of the Congregational ministry, is a club member.
Ban a Portland Japanese contractor gives 2000 in cash to a Northwest war fund, the largest single donation so far, as Japanese laborers contribute their mites through Portland Japs aiming to raise 10000. Jane W Davison and William Davison transfer 2800 to W R Parker for the old Stanfield Mill property near Umatilla, a six acre site with history of a removed gristmill now garden land.
Traveling evangelist Tilford Boling will address readers Monday night February 22 at 7:30 in the Pendleton courthouse. He will argue Jesus did not command water baptism and that many denominations are man made with no scriptural warrant. He challenges preachers to meet with open Bible, promising no collections or fundraising and to avoid sensationalism.
A Franklin Grove Illinois man nearly perished when a runaway incident caused a dangerous ulcer on J B Orner's log. Four years of failed doctors' remedies were cured by Burklen's Arnica Salve. Also advertised for burns bruises skin eruptions and piles at Tallman & Co. Drug Store.
The tax list was placed in the hands of the sheriff today for collection and a large number of people took advantage of the fact to pay their taxes.
Washington on February 15 reports that high authority states neither Japan nor Riesi will permit American Willary or naval representatives to accompany either fleet or army.
An Armory Hall dance Wednesday February 17 features Kirk Man's Orchestra playing Get Sunny and U Rador with admission set at 60 cents.
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