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Newspaper
Pendleton Eagle Valley News
Location
Pendleton, Oregon, United States of America
Date
Feb 19, 1903
Page
8
Hotel St. George Adds Office Upgrades Attracting Trade
Hotel St. George completes an extensive modernization, creating a new front office spanning Webb street to Main with two entrances, a bronze green ceiling, green fresco walls, and mahogany desks. The cafe is moved to the rear, separated by a partition, while owner George Darveau contemplates adding another story to expand capacity and service.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
St. George
Webb Street
Main Street
George Darveau
Works of Art for Church of the Redeemer Replicas
Valuable additions to the Church of the Redeemer in Portland are replicas of the 12 paintings The Angel Musicians byRaphael. Lately purchased by Rev W E Potwine the replicas mirror the original colors and were produced in Florence Italy where the originals were created.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Church of the Redeemer
W. E. Potwine
Portland
Raplael
Florence
Italy
Prescription note on Parke Davis fluid extracts
In our prescription department we use Parke, Davis and Co s fluid extracts. They are absolutely pure.
Esothymol Tooth Paste in Dental Care Role
Esothymol Tooth Paste is described as a scientific preparation that whitens teeth, hardens gums, and destroys germs to prevent tooth decay. The item presents a health claim about oral care benefits and germ destruction.
Florentine Cathedral Hosts Small Painted Panels Recreate Crucifixion
Mr Potwine plans a reredos display behind the altar in the Florentine cathedral using twelve small paintings six by twelve inches each. He paid 28 dollars for the set and will border a larger replica of a famous crucifixion by a great master. The final arrangement will occupy the space behind the altar bow covered with the dorsal.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Florentine
Whitman College imposes dances without escorts rule
Whitman College bans young ladies from attending dances with gentlemen escorts. The decree, announced in Walla Walla, was first applied last night at the Odd Fellows' Temple hall during a dance hosted by Eugene Hunt and Fred Wills. The policy sparked consternation and uncertainty about its permanence.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Whitman College
Walla Walla
Odd Fellows’ Temple
Whitman
Eugene Hunt
Fred Wills
Odd Fellows' Temple
Water for Agency Aims at Fresh Spring Supply
Indian department engineer R M Pringle runs levels on the reservation to plan a pipe system from springs to the agency buildings. Water scarcity at the agency has grown, with a promising spring three-fifths of a mile from the agency to feed school and other buildings. The plan foresees abundant first class water for the school. Hudson Bay country will soon connect by barbed wire telephone. F B Steen, Milton resident, seeks to link his Pine Creek and Basket Mountain ranches to Milton, spurring line farmers who favor the venture and already rely on a rural free delivery route.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
R. M. Pringle
Indian Department
Pringle
Schoo
Hudson Bay
F. B
Steen
Milton
Basket Mountain
Pine Creek
Hudson Bay Country
Annual Local Teachers Institute Sets March Sessions
The annual local teachers institute will meet this spring in March likely on the 7th 14th 21st and 28th at Athena Weston Milton and Ferndale. Sessions run all day with neighborhood teachers supplying most program numbers. Programs to be ready for the public in a few days and all reachable citizens are invited.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Teachers’ Institute
Athena
Weston
Milton
Ferndale
Methodist Revival Aids With Two Clerics At Union Church
Rev. Edward Baker of Union assists Rev. Robert Warner in a Methodist Episcopal revival this week. Attendance is large and interest high as meetings will continue indefinitely at the church.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Edward Baker
Union
Robert Warner
Methodist Episcopal Church
Elk Feed Plan Aims to Save 10000 Beasts in Yellowstone Forest
A government effort to distribute hay on Te ton Yellowstone forest reserves seeks to feed 10,000 elk facing starvation as their feeding grounds are newly fenced and water access is limited. Local officials warn of winter risk and coordinate logistics with wildlife agencies.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Teton-Yellowstone
Personal notes from Pendleton area residents and visitors
A stream of brief items lists T. J. Kelley and others visiting La Grande Misenda EK and Potwine at home with illness. Rev Lev Johnson returns from Elwin after revival. Ralph Wade and John M. Bentley appear with recent travels and health. Conductor Al Andrews assists during Kelsey’s absence. many locals travel to Portland Walla Walla Boise and Moscow for work, visits, or weddings. Rev Potwine attends Episcopal board meetings in Portland for Ascension school Grande Ronde and St Helen's Hall along with Bishop Scott Academy.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lev! Johnson
Elwin
Ralph Wade
Sumpter
John M. Bentley
Gany
al Andrews
W. H. Kelsey
Union
Byron Hawks
City
Adams
C. A. Cameron
Bridge and Building Department
Portland
WW. C. Guernsey
Pendleton
Baker City
Walla Walla
Herbert
the Statesman
W. M. Tabler
Ths Place
Idaho
G. M. Froome
J. J. Stubblefield
Boise City
Stubblefield
Boise
Frank M. Jackson
St. Vincent'’s Hospital
T. R. McGibbon
la Grande-Umatilla
Great Falls
Montana
WD. Storer
W. F. Storer
Krassig
Mr. Storer
J. A. Horle
Imperial
Los Angeles
Cal
Borie
Southern Pacific
Oregon Daily Journal
John Flynn
Moscow
J. A. Borie
C. EB. Redfield
George Conser
Heppner
Wr. Conser
California
J. K. Bartlett
Weston
Edith
Pendleton Business College
Bartlett
Potwine
Episcopal Educational Institutions
Ascension School
Grande Ronde
Bishop Scott Academy
St. Helen’s Hall
Local Marriages Reported By Justice Payne
Rev W B Payne records weddings on February 17 at W B Payne home uniting Charles H Taylor and Olive F Morgan of Union County. A license issued to John H Friswold of Union County and Hattie Evans of Umatilla County. J W Kinder and Etta Bowman wed February 12 at J P Huston home.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Payne
Charles H. Taylor
Olive FE. Morgan
Union County
John H. Friswold
Hattie Evans
Umatilla
B. F. Dennis
J. W. Kinder
Etta Bowman
J. P. Huston
Bible gift to Rev Potwine from parishioner
A large Oxford Bible presented to Reverend Potwine by an old parishioner. Published by University print in London England this full leather bound edition includes all Apocrypha and is noted for its fine pica type and pulpit use suitability.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Potwine
London
England
Oxford
Pica
Baker County Man Shot by City Marshal
James Simons of Richland a farmer and stockman from Fagie Valley 26 miles east of Taker City Oregon was shot twice by City Marshal Robertson of Richland after a dispute. Simons intoxicated and enraged fired at the marshal who returned fire and wounded Simons fatally or near fatally. No arrest had been made.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
James Simons
Richland
Marshal Robertson
Taker City
Ore
Fagie Valley
Robertson
Stone Jim
Simone
Roterston
Jim
Simons Pheenite
Simons
Bin
Bard to Lecture in Pendleton Tomorrow Night
Andreas Bard will deliver one of his masterly addresses at the Presbyterian church in Pendleton tomorrow night. Rev Aamilieas Hard, who was to lecture last Friday, will instead speak tomorrow night. Bard is well known in Pendleton and attendees who missed the previous arrangement will attend to hear him on the subject The Hand the Head and the Heart.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Pendleton
Aamilieas Hard
Presbyterian Church
Bard
Hieton
Women of Woodcraft Host Whist Party and Plans Ash Wednesday
Women of Woodcraft Daphne Circle No 2 entertained neighbors with a whist party last night. Prizes went to Mr Stroble and Mr Hogue, booby prizes to Thomas Nelson and Mrs Hogue. A lunch for 100 guests followed. An Ash Wednesday meeting will initiate candidates and discuss business. Guards' new uniforms noted as important to the circle's work.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Daphne
Stroble
Hogue
Thomas Nelson
Cireje
New Lodge to Organize at Pilot Rock
An order of the OF will be effected at Pilot Rock on Friday evening February 27 conducted by R. Alexander appointed by the grand lodge. Six charter members named are B. D. Smith A. C. Hemphill George W. Done L. E. Roy E. Sturtevant and Douglas Belts. About 20 candidates will be voted upon the same night. Indications point to a strong lodge forming at Pilot Rock. The Merchants National Bank, a longtime Philadelphia institution, has closed and transferred its business to the Girard National.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Order of
Pilot Rock
R. Alexander
Grand Lodge
B. D. Smith
A. C. Hemphill
George W. Done
L. E. Roy
E. Sturtevant
Douglas Belts
To Cure a Cold in One Day Patent Remedy Claim
An old newspaper ad touts a quick cure for colds using a laxative and quinine mix sold in boxes. The text imitates period promotional language without clear medical endorsement.
SISTER AMADEA DIES OF CONSUMPTION AT ST ANTHONY S
Sister Amadea a Kentucky native and longtime St Francis elderhood member died of consumption at St Anthony's Hospital. A former primary teacher noted for discipline, she came to the locale six years ago seeking relief for lung troubles. Funeral Saturday at 6 am from the Catholic church, Father Neate officiating, burial in Catholic cemetery.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
St Anthony’ Hospital
Eiater Amadea
St. Anthony's Hospital
Kentucky
St. Francis
Father Neate
Revenue Collector Sells Walla Walla Residence
Internal Revenue Collector Crocker of Tacoma sold his Walla Walla palatial residence on Catherine Street for 10000 dollars. The buyer was Sweeney, with Crocker in the city to close the deal. Crocker has moved his family to Tacoma, where his office is. The North Dakota Press Association, 50 strong, is now in Portland.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Walla Walla
Internal Revenue
Crocker
Tacoma
Yeaterdsay
8. B. Sweeney
Catherine Street
The
North Dakota Presse Association
Portland
Runaway Creates Stir in City Streets Near Depot
A runaway incident stirred streets yesterday near the depot and Main Street. The frantic chase ended at the First Bank corner where a small boy was jolted from a team and injured. He rose and hurried toward Owl Tea House, shouting for his team to hurry.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Depot
Cam Main Street
Co Johnson
Owl Tea House
Pridma
Land for Sale Listings with Alfalfa and Ranch Acres
Partial listing shows 800 acres and 600 sh stock ranchland with water, 3/4 section alfalfa two miles out at 1720 acres stock ranch summer range adjoining water 4600 200 acres 40 in river bed miles west 260 acres on Umazilg miles out 1600 800 acres of wheat land Pendleton 6000 260 acres Camas Pig ranch 220 acres 90 in (illegible) Ti city property. Long list of residences and business properties to suit buyers.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Umazilg
Pendleton
Camas
Ara Ti
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Dindinger, Wilson & Co
HOTEL
WORKS
Tallman & CO
Water For Agency
Lee Lawn
Lincoln Street
Bluff
Tom Bwearenger
West Alia Street
West Alisa
Old Dutch Henry
Hayden
Court Street
Earnhart
T. J. Kelley
la Grande
Baker County
Andreas Bard
Merchants’ National Bank
Philadelphia
Ita
Girard National
Dongola
Amadea
Grainq Grain Coffee
al Grocers
E. T. WA Real Estate
ST. Joe Stor
Mills
Lyons
Sele
Endleton
Main and Webb
E.G. Kiaay
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Pied Association
Byers
Pendleton Roller
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Allen Brothers
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