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Newspaper
Pendleton Eagle Valley News
Location
Pendleton, Oregon, United States of America
Date
Feb 24, 1905
Page
5
Owenhouse derived this morning from Cheyenne Wyoming to attend the Bichkers Owenhouse wedding to be held next Wednesday. He is a brother Jay Owenhouse and is a court stenographer at Chivenne.
Hon Will ER King from Ontario arrived in town this afternoon from Walla Walla to file suit for Felcock Olliy of Mong against water authorities. He will serve the eventing papers at his Ontario home.
After the first of the coming month VS OC Berkeley will move its office into a portion of the room formerly occupied by the Kemler grocery on Alta Keel. The remaining portion will be separated by a partition and used by 8 BL Morshow as a florlatelop.
When taker and Folsom move into their new quarters in the Smith Crawford building, their old location will be taken by a new firm that will outenter the Bee Hive racket store. The store will be operated by three Walla Walla men, including two of the Twiet brothers.
Robert Warner has conducted a revival meeting in the Cabbage All neighborhood 18 miles northeast of the city. The gatherings have been highly successful and he is expected to arrive home in the morning.
Charles KK Stell, the traveling man, was taken to the hospital from the Hotel Pendleton last Wednesday. He is reported to be rapidly recovering and expected to be out within a few days.
At last night's Clerks' Union meeting Sullivan & Bond received a union card as all their employees joined the organization. A. Forshaw, a florist, has leased the Alta street room opposite the Savings Bank previously used by Kemler the groceryman, to open a seed, flower and nursery shop with flowers plants bulbs and nursery stock for sale. the space will serve as showroom and greenhouse.
Weston resident James Harris arrives in Pendleton today. McKay visitor Hubbard tours the city with Walla Walla guests in town. Attorne y Siliman and Pierce travel to Milton on legal business. Mrs Boylen’s son ill with meat allergy? Eva Froom visits Athena. J. H. Morris departs for Helix after a brief stay. Baker City’s Charles Flynn visits Pendleton. Two Fee children with scarlet fever improving. Dorsey Hill of Walla Walla county attends Reveler’s dance. Maggrove of Milton leaves after a city stop. W. H. Evans, Pilot Rock sheepman, transacts business. W. S Holt, Oregon Presbyterian missionary, stays at Hotel Bickers. Judge Lowell returns from Western Oregon after speeches. A Pevared of Pilot Rock notes good sheep condition. Warm weather boosts range. A F Galloway of Blake McFauld Paper reports Idaho’s Short Line weather and southern cities thriving.
The Supreme Court issued a mandate to the Omaha district court to extradite Tom Denison a noted Omaha police chief and former Town official for trial over alleged complicity in the Pollock diamond robbery Frank Shercliffe served a term in the penitentiary for the case.
In Jackson Mississippi on February 24 police captured two Negro suspects believed to have attacked Mamie Marah. Governor Vardaman had offered a $500 reward for their capture alive. Militia surround the county as the captured man wore bloody clothing and had scratches on his face.
A legislative committee probing the world’s fair commission discovers a new $700 shortage in funds in Severn Salt Lake. Grand Jury season opens in Indianapolis as Judge Alfred calls a special session to tackle legislative bribery. An explosion at Antigo’s mill injures and kills workers, engineer P. Luetgert among the dead.
Assessor Berryman has chosen deputies ready for swearing in by the county commissioners in late February. Work must begin March Set and run for 60 days, with every working day counted. If field deputies strike over raises, the county could suffer. A girl’s essay on boys and a note about stopping machinery and Trail amusements at the Trewle Clark exposition on Sundays are mentioned amid the planning details.
D W Cook, 70, retired and living on Main street, describes severe back pain, urinary weakness, and bedridden days. He credits Donn's Kidney Pills after using them from Brock & Me Comer drug store, noting restored appetite, mobility, and relief from pain. He endorses the brand and cites Fetter Milburn Co Buffalo as sole agents.
Debates over county deputy pay spur a strike threat from all clerks, sparked by a quarrel among commissioners. Deputies in the assessor's office seek higher wages after receiving $8 per day for actual hours worked. some counties pay as low as $4 to $5 per day.
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