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Newspaper
Pendleton Eagle Valley News
Location
Pendleton, Oregon, United States of America
Date
Jan 15, 1903
Page
5
Promotion notes a large clearance sale on white goods with a big corner window display. It urges customers to view the circular and inspect before buying, claiming unprecedented low prices and a wide selection.
The Weston Daily Journal lists a jumble of ads and notices including tobacco and candy vendors, a sale of a brick building on Main Street, real estate transfers, shoe repairs at Teutsch and Gratz, church event on Gladstone, rents, and shipping of vaccine points to Umatilla. Also reports on local property trades, farm land sales, and public school scarlet fever precautions with Dr Henderton noting only two amplicox cases and no epidemic rise.
Harriman lines announce record east to Oregon rates to spur a vast homeseeker influx. Umatilla County is highlighted in the Inland Empire plan with specific fares from multiple origins, ten day stopovers west of Pocatello, and a sweeping display of Oregon resources.
Michael Roe, veteran Argonauts member who joined in 1849, died at St Elisabeth hospital after illness. He traveled with Joaquin Miller to Oregon in 1862 and later engaged in writing and prospecting in Canyon City. He reportedly left no known relatives.
Major Wood of San Francisco arrived in Pendleton today to conduct the meeting at the Salvation Army barracks tonight. Adjutant Powell with wife and daughter also arrived to take permanent charge of the work while Lieutenant Welman plans departure to a new post later.
The Order of Washington held a basket social in Hendricks' ball room and cleared $18 for the order. After supper attendees danced to music provided by Kirkman’s orchestra.
An attorney in the libel suit against the Los Angeles Times by Mrs. Catherine Tingley rebuts her as a colossal fraud claiming divinity equal to the Son of God. He denounces her moonlight processions and alleged mind destruction, arguing she seeks damages while remaining regal in position.
A grand public ball is announced for Friday night at the Music Hall. Refreshments will be served. Pendleton Circle 627, W O. W.
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