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Newspaper
Pendleton Eagle Valley News
Location
Pendleton, Oregon, United States of America
Date
Jan 28, 1902
Page
8
An old window display advertises affordable Storm rubbers for ladies Misses and children with prices like 15 cents for a child pair, promoting convenience to avoid wet feet. It emphasizes women and kids footwear options and budget-friendly rain protection.
The East Oregonian touts want ads as a low cost way to reach 1000 to 5000 readers, enabling trade, sales, employment, and rentals. It highlights prices from 0.16 to 1.00 and urges readers to use the classified columns for losses, trades, or hiring, noting the ads’ broad usefulness.
A reader suggests using a newspaper column to discreetly advertise a found horse or other animal rather than publicizing it broadly. The note argues that exposing the find to many people is undesirable and proposes placing a private ad as a more practical, cost effective solution.
Jury panels to hear case of Joseph Dupuis versus W. B. Byers and the Oregon Railroad & Navigation Company over $1200 in damages from a ditch by Byers farm that allegedly damaged a house and caused dampness. Judge Elis presided. several jurors named. Also notes Nora M Holdman versus Orn Holdman divorce ruling for plaintiff. Ken Driscoll rearrested on additional charges from a Pullman car incident.
Three runaway horse teams moved through Pendleton yesterday afternoon from the Telephone Livery stable. Charles and Mrs. Rattigan, both reportedly intoxicated, caused a sleigh run that ended with a crash and no serious injuries. The loose horses caused further chaos, breaking yokes and harnesses as they dashed up Alta street to Cottonwood, then to Walter and Main, crossing the bridge before being recaptured on a hill. A single cutter horse also bolted, but caused little damage.
Born in San Foner AC the young pianist Malo a we displayed early talent after tutelage by a renowned local teacher. Under Ho Becker and later great masters, she rapidly advanced, captivating audiences with Chopin Mendelssohn and Wagner. She composed over thirty original works and toured from the Pacific states to Europe, earning praise as a genius of depth and execution.
Local notes list residents and visitors: G B Taylor and others in Pewhetin Nye. Jack Tomlingon in Umatilla. A T Carnen at Hotel Bi. Rothrock, Dave Cargill, H Campbell from Adams. Misa Toddie ill at Mme C B Wade’s home. A W Lamberson from Portland at Hotel Pendleton. Mrs Fresco back from Pendleton visit. Bert Carl in city from Portland. J F Graham of BR&N in town on business. Eva Schtuler hosted by Vera Weeks. Annie Bracken visiting sister Mrs Charles Formuson. Ada Beott visiting Celestine Moorehouns. Ada Beott leaving for J H Switeler’s family near Umatilla. Dan Gilmore and Mrs Gilmore en route to Portland and then San Francisco. D H Bellinger from O R & N to testify in Typpius vs Byers and OR&N. Jeff Marah convalescing at brother’s Pendleton home. Mr and Mrs J H Dunham return from La Grande, Baker City, Huntington with Pendleton snow higher than Kamela. John H Stetson hats at sale price from Cleaver Bros. Dry Goods.
Contention grows over a proposed free rural delivery route from Freewater toward Madison Bay. Farmers and stockmen along the line express keen interest and readiness to support the change, hoping easier access to goods and markets while avoiding daily trips to town.
Washington January 28 preliminary organization of the loan of tran reef the new Carnegie Institute were affected tomorrow. It was checked to use only the interest on the $1 core bonds donated by Carnegie by the operation of the Institute.
In an era of modern warfare the sword is discarded for rifles. Thousands discard old cures for stomach and bowel ailments and seek Hostetter’s Stomach Hitters. It claims to cure indigestion dyspepsia constipation biliousness liver and kidney troubles malaria and fever and ague. The drink has a fifty year history with numerous cures. The cold wave brings California temperatures about 10 degrees below normal with heavy frosts noted nationwide.
County Superintendent J I Nowlin returned from Pilot Rock where the regular monthly district institute was held Saturday night in cold weather. Attendees heard addresses by Nowlin and Lewis Keeler of district No 69 Cold Springs country. Nowlin praised Flat Nock School led by Principal William Vallandingham with Mrs Ryerson as a long standing top term in the town.
Catarrh cannot be cured by local applications. Cure must be internal. Hall's Catarrh Cure is advertised as a blood purifying remedy that reaches the whole body. The formula combines two ingredients with testimonials and famous endorsements. Hall's Family Pills are promoted as complementary.
Washington January 28 The president on Monday urged the Senate to confirm B L Brunton as postmaster at Walla Walla He was reportedly endorsed by the entire Washington delegation.
A brief item notes Daily Bast listing by Carfier Aly out a new work. The fragment hints at a publication or byline but provides limited readable detail about the author or title.
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