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Newspaper
Pendleton Eagle Valley News
Location
Pendleton, Oregon, United States of America
Date
Jan 11, 1908
Page
6
European plan with firet class service and all modern conveniences. Steam heat throughout and en suite rooms with bath. A large, new sample room showcased. Hotel St. George praised as an up-to-date Northwest hotel with telephone and fire alarm connections to office and hot and cold running water in all rooms.
The county court selects remaining election judges and clerks for districts Echo Union Valley Vansycle North Reservation Ukiah Prospect Riverside Willow Springs Yoakum Weaton East Weston Bingham Springs Ruthlock and others. Names include F A Yates J K Stopwell W H Wilson R B Stanfield J H Strohm Allen Thompson David Nelson Charles Cheney Brady Howdyshell J M Hartnett Bp A Martin C O Dahlgren James Kirk Edward Hodgens Kyle McDaniel Dan Keeney Thomas Hoskins D O Saunders William Dale Carl Kupera J N Hopkins A D Stockman Julius Nelson John Tompkins Vinson Donald Ross James Nelson Pat Doherty J N Sueste D W Chapman C H Russell J M Buttler George Forest Sam Pamburn George ergevin Harry Sayer Pilot Rock Charles Mathews L C Roy J S Cherry D B Smith Thomas Jacques F M Smith Frank Hilbert James Galloway I R Lawrence F F Turner H C Mack Sherman Hale S A Saylor John Knight R I Yerxa J W Duncan J N Slaves J W Lennor A B McCarty S B Elder H C Branstottor A G McCarty E F Terney Ira Perkins M A McComber L F Bradshaw H F Huffman W H Kelley D F Brown Paul Owens A A Cole J L Hall Harry Whittaker R A Dozier B Hopper A W Notin O E B Steel Charles Jones Henry Wetten F E King Marion O Harra F C Greer J Cummings J H Price Paul Bulfinch Otis Turner G A R McGrew I W Godfrey J M O Harra R G Saling W L Durr J F Thompson R C Hager R M Grasty H A Blair Martin McLaughlin Walter Swart.
Alba notes a milder winter with snow nearly gone, logs hauled to the mill by Ora Arbo gast and six four-horse teams until more snow falls. Bessie Reeves, 21, dies after a long illness and is buried in Alba Cemetery. Dan Combs sells meat locally. Supervisor Ireland to meet Ukiah stockmen on the 14th to grant permits for the Blue Mountain reserve annex. A large turnout expected as free grazing ends. The new edge settlement area has served stockmen for 25 years.
Milton hosts a wedding as Misa Cora Merrifield and G H Carnon wed at the bride’s home with Rev H J Shangle officiating. fruitgrowers expect a six week apple market opening, East Coast stocks low, potatoes likely to hit markets. Oregon prunes shipped to Governor Chamberlain. local officers elected. la grippe common among residents. Modern Woodmen lodge to Walla Walla for a joint event.
La grippe coughs are dangerous as they frequently develop into pneumonia. Foley's Honey and Tar stops the cough and heals and strengthens the lungs so no serious results need be feared. The genuine product contains no harmful drugs and is in a yellow package. Refuse substitutes. For sale by Pendleton Drug Co.
Weston January 11. Hugh G. Walger is reported as being quite seriously ill at his Weston home. He has been in poor health for some time with little hope for recovery. Also notes include church prayer meetings ending tomorrow night and a daughter born January 6 to Mr. and Mrs. M. H. Graham. and a mention of the small child of Mr. and Mrs. R. L. Wilson who is ill.
A health journal promotes a home remedy mixture of Fluid Extract of Dandelion Compound Karyon and Compound Syrup Sareaparilla to cleanse the blood and boost energy. It claims to clear skin sores and pimples, aid kidneys, and relieve rheumatism and bladder issues, urging both men and women to prepare and use the tonic after meals and at bedtime.
Person who disturbed the congregation last Sunday by coughing is asked to buy Foley's Honey and Tar at Pendleton Drug Co.
The Yakima Republic reports an effort to standardize timber land assessments across Washington. The assessors convention expanded the timber values committee to 15 local assessors plus all three tax commission members. An organized meeting at the Yakima hotel set groundwork for consistent schedules, with small holdings near large tracts to be taxed at a lower rate to reflect utilization constraints.
Note for five years at eight percent interest paid annually secured by a mortgage on real estate valued at sixteen hundred dollars. Inquire at Wonder store.
KODOL is described as the best remedy for dyspepsia and all stomach troubles, praised as pleasant, prompt and thorough. It is offered for sale by Tallman & Co.
An advertisement warns of kidney trouble as an insidious disease and urges taking Foley's Kidney Cure at the first sign of trouble to correct irregularities and prevent Bright's disease and diabetes. Pendleton Drug Co.
A list of hotel arrivals includes L Grace Newark Portland Charles Copeland Hermiston John Clancey Portland J F McNaught Hermiston F G Bancroft Hermiston F F George and wife Echo Fred Taylor Portland EB J Brown Portland George J C Connor Walla Walla W Tate Wasco L Wankensterry Walla Walla W D Marks Spokane A L Marks Spokane James Laneford Spokane L J Chapman Seattle J B Eaton Vancouver A K Smythe Arlington F M Hindley Clarkston A G Ogilvie Portland Jay Bogart Chicago Frank Bnele Walla Walla J Kendall Palouse E Mae Martin Moscow L F Thiel Spokane Joe Bailey Forsters FE H Benson Cold Springe Mr and Mrs James Fill Portland W R B Harttey Cottage Grove.
An advertisement touts Newbro's Herbleide as a universal scalp remedy. It claims quick dandruff relief, prevents itching, stops shedding, and averts baldness. Sold by druggists with a sample offer and two sizes priced at 60 cents and $1.00.
Echo and George W Piper plus Clara St Clair J R Mathews and Grant Er Hart with wife in Pilot Rock and city figures M A Wilson George Stephenson W M Fadger W L Mathews T L Densmore The Dalles listed among local names and associations.
An old Pendleton Drug advertisement urges avoiding pneumonia by using Foley's Honey and Tar to stop coughing and expel the cold, noting it acts as a mild laxative and warning to refuse any but the genuine in the yellow package.
In Athena a twelve dollar dressed hog sparks a local dispute. Jerry St Dennis, a landowner, claimed ownership but debts to John Hell and Harry McBride led to a sale to Sherman for 12 dollars. The hog was later found to belong to Reinhold Harras of Pendleton, who had previously received it. Harras reclaimed the pork and Sherman paid back the amount.
A brief note states tea is not infallible and money back offers may amend that view. The statement downplays any lingering unease about refunds while emphasizing customer reassurance.
Indomitable Jerry went home as usual with a voluptuous jag. Kennedy's Laxative Cough Syrup acts upon the bowels to drive the cold out of the system. It contains no opiates and is pleasant to take and recommended for children. Sold by Tallman & Co. Made Proof on Timber Claims, Mrs May Haskell and Mrs Ellen Mulkey traveled to Pendleton to make proof on timber claims before County Clerk Frank Saling. They rode the train from this town leaving their team behind.
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