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Newspaper
Pendleton Eagle Valley News
Location
Pendleton, Oregon, United States of America
Date
Jan 28, 1901
Page
4
A store displays a sale sign showing former price and reduced price on selected goods inviting customers to save.
A chaotic page lists shops and promotions from Cleaver Bros to Demott’s with groceries, hardware, and crafts. Parallel entries report injuries on the Portland line, deaths in Heppner and Knappa, a wool buyer in Heppner, and a court notice on the Walla Walla case.
Oscar Rust the cattleman is in town as T Nelson the blacksmith recovers from grip. Dupuis of Weston visits Pendleton and will return home tomorrow. Mrs Hendryx of Sumpter visits her Pendleton sister Mrs Howard. Boshee and Haley recover from grip. Hotel guest Uncle John Bovee arrives sick. Osburn and McBride of Athena depart for home. O’Hara and Krebs return from Olympia where they served in the Washington legislature. Pendleton hosts Light family visitors from Reid Oklahoma. Charlie Cunningham, blooded sheep raiser, out after Stockgrowers meeting. Harry Ogden of San Francisco in Pendleton. John Gordane and others observe political moves. no clear winner yet between Corbett and McBride. Gordane revisits old stamping grounds in Michigan Wisconsin and Chicago after 28 years away.
In the Dunn trial for stealing from the Hagen brothers, testimony concluded with the jury sent to deliberate. Able Pease pleaded guilty to carrying concealed weapons, receiving a fine of 40 dollars or three days in jail, and could not pay. He was arrested after firing a revolver at a frat house near St. Joseph’s academy. The charges against Able and Arthur Pease for a Rigby place robbery were withdrawn. Arthur Pease was jailed until last week. others were released. W. England and William Moody face sentences for earlier thefts, with Moody to Salem under deputy escort.
Prof. Lawrence OCeaver leads a recital Friday evening at Frazer Opera House with vocal and instrumental numbers. Assisted by Mrs. Fell, Mrs. Carter, Miss LeBarre and others, the program features a mix of singing and instrumental pieces.
A vintage ad promotes Mother's Pride coffee and three blends. The copy highlights a 250 coffee offer, Java Special, Owl gpecia Pell tickle, and 400 Blend described as strong and pungent with a 40 NEXT tag.
The program blends ballad and classical works. Prof. Coever, a praised tenor with a robust voice, leads. Soprano solos by Mrs Fell and Mrs Carter, Miss Starkweather on instrument, with Mrs Pareone and Miss Starkweather as accompanists. Tickets are 9 cents lower house and four cents gallery, at Tallman’s.
Welch of Spokane and W T Brown of Pendleton have preliminaries for a wrestling bout. Both are noted performers with Brown having many athletic victories. purse amount and date await final agreement as wrestlers' representatives plan to meet tonight to finalize articles.
Johnny Lorenzen son of Henry Lorenzen living on a farm 11 miles north of Pendleton fractured his right thigh Sunday evening after slipping on a frosty icy yard while playing with a cousin. Dr W G Cole attended the injured boy this morning.
Mrs V B McDonnald of Walla Walla died January 26 at age 26 from pneumonia. The funeral was held in Weston today. She was the wife of Victor B McDonnald, who recently moved to Walla Walla from Weston.
In Albany Benjamin Johnson 66 died at home, born in Alabama and a migrant to Oregon since 1853. Frank Lynch 58 died at his Salem home. City magistrate warns severe penalties for city gunfire. DeWitt's Little Early Risers advertised as liver and bowel cleansers.
A catalog entry lists roc Japanese napkins priced at 66.00 for four dozen shelf papers and bound books at 6.06. Other items include Dixon's pencils No. 144, A.W. Faber Siberian graphite, Koh i noor pencils per dozen, and writing fluids including pint and half pint quantities.
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