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Newspaper
Pendleton Eagle Valley News
Location
Pendleton, Oregon, United States of America
Date
Jan 09, 1902
Page
5
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A compact listing of local notices includes farm loans and ads from Duttons Tallman & Co and Fendiey & Howard Insurance. Real estate, seeds, and household goods advertised. Lodge and Encampment events at Olney, Studebaker road practice, and a church social announced with prices and locations.
RK Martin lists a large range of fancy groceries with top brands of pickles canned goods breakfast mushes and wafers and crackers. He offers coffee from the government line of Mocha and Java and promotes a $100 gold watch prize from Louis Munaiker jeweler won by number 2005 advertising. Lane's Medicine advertised as a gentle herbal laxative priced 26 cents and sold by Tallman Co.
Hal Held writes a strong stage story and the Alston company delivers Wednesday night at Fraser with a good house. The cast shines overall though Rose struggles as Madge Thornton Valentine falters as the juvenile, Corcoran lacks fully as Annabelle. The ensemble is praised and For Her Sake follows in January.
Senator J N Williamson of Prineville Oregon declares his intention to run for congress at the upcoming second district congressional convention He notes support from friends across the state and states his plan to present his candidacy to the voters in the convention context.
If Marconi's forecast of sending wireless messages across the ocean for a cent a word comes true, cable companies could be eliminated as they now charge twenty five cents per word.
A traveler from eastern Oregon surveys the Willamette valley culture noting distinct valley attitudes. He observes locals prize office and politics, mock easterners, and cherish hospitality while contrasting Oregon regions. The piece uses satirical tone to explore identity, governance, and regional loyalties in the state.
In Walla Walla Perry West charged with bigamy nearly gained liberty during a jail escape attempt. The case concerns a first wife, a second marriage in Wyoming, and a third wife in Washington. West led the prior breakout but faces trial with potential penalties. authorities in Wyoming were notified of the situation. West is not said to be Peter West of Pendleton, famed for many wives.
In Walla Walla January weather remains extremely warm with records broken. Farmers fear moisture shortages or heavy rains could hurt the wheat crop, while no snow may signal a late spring and a smaller harvest than last year. Prices must rise or conditions improve before much selling occurs.
Freewater businessmen J B Vinson and William Johnson visited Pendleton to advocate incorporation as the town grows. A petition signed by 56 of 69 voters has been presented to the county court seeking action, citing healthful growth and new buildings and enterprises under discussion.
Walla Walla elected officers for 1902 with J. W. Mackay as president Frank Enois as vice president Henry Debus as secretary Joseph La Fortune as treasurer Charles Andre first assistant chief William Retzer second assistant Emil Sanderson Joby Bach told John MccFeeley serve as trustees The annual masquerade ball is planned for February A Chicago innovation brings telephones to restaurant tables aiding business during meals Three city cases are using them.
Washington correspondent of the Portland Oregonian reports Senator Mitchell will offer three amendments. First, remove duties on wood and vegetable products including lumber and furniture, meats and cereals, and many other articles, placing them on the free list. Second, limit duties on all Philippine imports to a fraction of current rates. Third, strike out the tonnage tax on vessels from the Philippines. Tongue approves, hoping amendments pass. Tongue favors no revenue plan from insular government.ほ
Weston camp of Woodmen of the World and Fredora Circle of Women of Woodcraft held a joint installation at Woodmen's hall with ninety guests. Officers for the camp included Kennedy English as council commander and George Williams as manager. Circle leaders featured Mary Reynolds as guardian neighbor and Margaret Vanburen as past guardian. The groups reported a prosperous year, while C. W. Hoag of the Methodist church conducted protracted meetings at the O'Hara School House this week.
A 26-horse-power horizontal tubular boiler is offered for sale, guaranteed first-class. A Henry County farmer’s wife recalls their twenty-fifth wedding anniversary on December 26 and discusses a planned feast despite a dispute over blaming a pig for past events.
Notice of dissolution states the partnership Taylor & Pangburn, operating a restaurant in Pendleton Oregon, is dissolved by mutual consent. W W Pangburn will collect all accounts and pay all debts. Dated Pendleton Oregon January 1902. D M Taylor W W Pangburn.
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