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Newspaper
Pendleton Eagle Valley News
Location
Pendleton, Oregon, United States of America
Date
Feb 23, 1901
Page
3
Bargains include 12 cmn items from 9 to 15 dollars, 75 skirts at 3.50, 250 gowns at 1.25, 15 capes priced high to low, and 75 fascinators at 75c, all offered for one week only in a clear discount event with many dress goods and fur items reduced.
Cleaver Bros dry goods report death of John A Boyce at Pendleton Sanitarium February 21 1901. Members of Masonic and Odd Fellows lodges to accompany funeral to Echo with burial at an Odd Fellows cemetery. Biographical sketch notes Boyce born Vermont 1840 and long Oregon career including mining stock ranching and settlement work in Umatilla County. He leaves an estate about 10000 to Ralph McCoy foster son. details include family history and service in Bannock War and Grande Ronde valley migration.
Fragmented OCR notes discuss a one hundred dollar reward for persons known as J. Cheney with claims of honorable business conduct. Mentions Hall's Catarrh Cure and testimonials, urging purchase for internal cleansing claims.
Only one bridge in Weston remained usable as several others were ruined or unsafe after a flood event. Main street, depot road, lower Water Street, Franklin street, and two upper-end bridges suffered major damage with a total town-wide bridge loss around 600 dollars, while debris and confusion clouded the scene.
County School Superintendent Milliken of Malheur county was taken to Baker City hospital with a diseased leg after a fall. He was examined by Dr. Pogue of Ontario and faces possible leg amputation due to infection, with reports indicating surgical removal may be needed to save his life.
Pendleton edged Walla Walla 1 to 0 with a first half touchdown after a misplay by Walla Walla. Slasher and Lewis starred on Pendleton, while Descriptions of key plays, lineups, and officials fill the account. crowd totals about 500 attend the Friday afternoon game.
Journal notes Jack Bowman formerly of Fendieten writes about a mining camp near Deer Creek and Pear Creek mouth. Lively recently won in Peoodlewn and is seen in Seven Devils country. Wallowa outlook strong with ore described as reddish and copper content up to forty percent, while new claims and operation work proceed as camp plans include ten coaches at site.
In Pendleton activity shifts as Miss May Carmichael of Weaton joins at the St. Nivghole guest event. Eva Froome of Pendileion attends with Miss Carmichael hosting. The report notes Sister’s visit and local social rounds in Athena and nearby areas.
An article debates recent wireless telegraphy claims and contrasts them with skepticism. It praises Hostetter's Stomach Bitters as a trusted remedy for stomach issues, urging readers to buy the genuine product with the revenue stamp and warning against substitutes.
A fragmented roster of individuals and locations includes L F Cook of Baker City Wm Wisdom of Portland Frank R Reeves of Portland T W Jackson J J Barns of Portland H B Rees of Spokane H H Hixon of Starbuck Washington WH Gilling of Portland Paul EF Banker of Chicago M L Marker NJ Sorenson Bomptar C Pattereon with Heppner Ww Honti W FP Ba Portland 1 W Gaalete ORK N Geo McGilvery Spokane 88 Gill Ed Breckburn aba Geo Fink Red Bay mine Neal Hickman St Joe Mo RD Fulton Portland W St Calwell Arlington Geo K Barton San Francisco Geo F Roberts Portland 65 Youngman Portland FE A Coman Portland
The fragment notes a testimonial from Chas Applegate of Alexandria Indiana praising Dr King’s New Discovery for a chest cold cough and other ailments claiming a gain of 58 pounds. It also mentions shipping activity on the Columbia with German officers ships Bronslauech and Proferar Koon arriving and a 10 000 ton fleet ready to depart carrying 26 000 tons of wheat easing dock congestion.
Korlington Iowa locomotive fireman Hollamy describes severe weakness and pain before using Electric Bitter tablets. He credits the remedy with a sudden improvement in health and energy after a tiring period of illness and debility. The advertisement touts strength and vitality benefits.
Fragmentary notes describe a stock item with pleating and cellar storage. It hints at color and fragrance but lacks clear event, person, or organization details to form a full news item.
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