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Newspaper
Pendleton Eagle Valley News
Location
Pendleton, Oregon, United States of America
Date
Jan 27, 1902
Page
8
Dindinger Wilson Co advertises felt slippers and shoes for ladies misses and children with a window display. The ad boasts rainproof rubbers for women misses and children at low prices and notes the store as successor to Cleaver Gros.
Ukiah January 27 The Oriental Mining Company laid off about a dozen men last week for lack of lumber They expect supply by February and plan a larger force than ever Thirty five men are employed now The firm pays twenty cents per day plus board and pays twice monthly Other notes include a new mall contract for Pendleton Ukiah at 2395 per year and Warren Gibbs purchasing the Ukiah barber shop
The Inter-Mountain Pacific Investment Association expands in Oregon with seven agents across seven towns after a visit by Manager Andrew L. Mentz. E. T. Wade notes the growing importance of the organization in the region.
Representing it in Pendleton and other cities Baker City J Ferguson Portland Goodnouth Stearns La Grande Grandee Investment Company The Dalles Whealdon Salem Payne Jones Albany Steele unite as a regional association to guard against Lewis offerings to home seekers arriving from various places. Mr Wade has secured Nicareney aid for swift custormiere dispatch.
Hal Reid presents Human Hearts tonight to strong crowd interest with Murray and Mack and Paloma featured. Rupert of Hentzau follows on Thursday at the Praxer, with Murray and Mack praised for box office strength and critics. Prices range from 7 to 50 cents, with gallery at 25 and schoolchildren 26 cents.
Stephen A. Lowell departed for Eugene to speak to State University law students on Law and Lawyers. Earlier he addressed La Grande and Friday's talk titled Burts drew praise. his Burns quotations pleased the audience and he lauded the humble poet, placing him near Milton among English poets.
An Athena Press item lauds Hall's Catarrh Cure as a genuine internal treatment that reaches blood and mucus cultures. It claims many physicians endorse it and combines a blood purifier with a mucous tonic. The note mentions Toledo and male events in Pulfase tive boas and Bradley telephone planning in town.
One year old Lose Copeland, son of Missouri Copeland the blacksmith, broke his left leg a few inches above the knee while coasting on Main Street near the Central School building Sunday afternoon. The accident involved two sleds and a rope, occurred in front of Mrs Hattin T Stanfield's house, and the boy was carried inside to recover. Dr CJ Frith responded quickly to aid the injured boy and ensure he receives care.
Portland visitor Lincoln Pierce and Milton resident Elmer Cleaver are among the many local names listed in a flow of social notes. Travelers include J. J. Salling heading to Athena and Mrs. Jap Stevens from La Grande planning a visit, with Dr. J. A. Heattie lecturing in Eugene and Dr. Thompson aiming to practice medicine in Loutine. The notices also record hotel registrations, jury service notes, and family travel points across Walla Walla, Weston, and Pendleton areas.
Wallin Walla Jan 27 five care of feld pleeen arrived direct from the United States arsenal at Reckinland for the Thirtieth Battery right wid artillery stationed at Fort Walla Walla. The guns are late 1898 models, five cannon transport wagons and supply wagons needed. The Thirtieth has waited months without guns or horses and practice has been limited. Efforts to secure horses met little success and the guns will be moved to the fort for use at once. A few more have been secured and training will begin. The Seventh battery is noted for Hob Kneebs the horseman famed for alleged incidents at Sioux City.
A man passing as Fred Cantonwine of Walla Walla admits guilt in Pendleton thefts including a kodak and overcoat. He is a cousin of W J Cantonwine of Walla Walla, son Fred Cantonwine was killed in a North Yakima railway accident four months ago. The accused has traveled around the country and recently appeared in Pendleton, intended as part of a larger Cantonwine family identity.
Damon Lodge No 4 which wry the liwky lodge dn Carryitie Off the price in the annual contest tn thie third rank degree at the Kalplite yi Pythias convention has been invited to send hanna to The Dalles to compete with the lodges of Wasco county and two from Portland at their annual convention which is to be held Saturday night February 1. The invitation has been accepted and the lodge is confident of being as lucky at The Dalles as they were at home.
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