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Newspaper
Pendleton Eagle Valley News
Location
Pendleton, Oregon, United States of America
Date
Jan 30, 1905
Page
8
Rev Joseph Smith leaves for San Francisco after a 10 day revival at the M E church. Services drew large crowds and over 50 conversions, with 200 more at the altar. wife is recovering in Redlands California. Musical leadership by Mr Charlies A Hill continues.
John B. Luck and Mise Charlotte Hastings were married at the Catholic church this morning at 8 o clock by Father Trivelli in the regular nuptial mass. They will reside on West Court and Aura streets in this city.
Mr and Mrs T Taylor sailed from San Francisco to Honolulu yesterday aboard the steamship Manchuria and expect to return to Pendleton about March 16.
Mrs G W Young of Bluff Street severed arteries in her left wrist after a fruit jar shard pierced the wound while opening a jar. She bled heavily but control was achieved before a physician arrived. The injury is serious and painful though not deemed dangerous. Two Wilkingsons Attached. H J Wilkinson, not the Main Street jeweler, faced an attachment last Friday related to a confectionery business on Court Street, forcing a temporary closing. the jeweler at 614 Main Street remains in charge of his business.
Will Wyrick, after a long illness with typhoid fever, is now convalescent at home. His left hand, badly mangled in a separator accident last summer, has healed with only partial loss of the limb and no further trouble.
Marshal Carey reports Otis Kelly the Welpert runaway boy has been located via a reading notice in the East Oregonian. He is working on a farm near Weriton and his mother has been informed. He will occupy larger quarters with his family.
A one year old child of an Indian named Hall died at the family home on the reservation from diphtheria after several days ill. Idaho House of Representatives passed a bill by 30 to 18 to end the eight hour day in mines and smelters.
Father Neate leads the Catholic Mission on the reservation with 28 boys and 66 girls enrolled and growing interest. A 6 acre tract attached to the mission is utilized as funds are raised for repairs to the church. Brother OBrien oversees 400 acres of mission farm with skilled farming and devotion to tribal interests. An Indian band of 16 pieces will arrive soon, with instruments ordered. chapel renovation and possible new shared building planned for spring.
E P Jarman a Butter Creek stockman and outlaw of O F Thomperon was horrifically cut by barbed wire near Band Hollow Saturday night. His horse was killed entangled in wire while pulled into a sheep corral. Jarman suffered severe leg lacerations but is not considered critically injured.
Senator Walter M Pierce introduces a bill to create the Fourth Agricultural District Fair Society. The counties Baker Malheur Grant Harney would join, with 1600 dollars yearly for premiums and a Baker City fair. Union and Wallowa would form the First district with 1500 dollars annual. Baker County leaders push to pass it.
Best Outside Portland Pendleton leads all smaller cites in Oregon according to a visiting observer. Warren or Portland toured the region for a potential hub and found Pendleton superior in street length and activity. He marveled at Main Street stretching a mile south and praised Pendleton’s population and traffic, saying no other Oregon town equals it outside Portland.
In Pendleton a large audience heard Evangeliat Dorris last night on Heartfelt Religion. Four auditions closed the sermon, totaling 14 since the meetings began. Dorris will continue the meetings all week with more of his best sermons promised. Tonight’s subject is Why We Say So Much About Baptism. Good singing led by B A Copple with Miss Fraker at the piano. invited to attend.
Minn Stern arrived from Kablotus to fill a public school vacancy but later decided to remain in the area after discussions with sister Afra L. T. Washburn. The plan to return to Nebraska was dropped following the new teachers position in Kablotus.
In district court this morning Jennifer Daly, charged with murdering her husband, entered a plea of not guilty after the information was read and was returned to the county jail. She is slender in figure but shows no signs of close confinement.
A rock dipping association at Echo led by Fred Andrews Joe Cunha Eli Spike BF McCully and Mike Gillette filed articles of incorporation with the secretary of state declaring capital stock 1000 The company owns a large dipping plant near Echo Amiy Johnson a miner of Susinville formerly a locomotive fireman on the OF RR & N left La Grande after an attempted suicide by shotgun shot The impact damaged his head but he was not seriously hurt Construction at Adams includes a basement widening and new concrete floor The Inland Mercantile company organized at Adams by J J Roulstone F H Swisher T A Liewallen H A Richardson and A H Ferguson with capital stock 710 000 will operate a general merchandise business
J. F. Bertin of Weston has returned home after treatment for paralysis and dropsy in Pendleton. He was transported by train and was more comfortable but not greatly improved. He remains entirely helpless from the hips downward.
John Fisher, recently employed in a wood camp in the Meacham mountains, returned home yesterday in poor health while staying with his married daughter near Byers Mill. The trip left him quite ill and under care at his daughter’s residence.
Harry Bartholomew sold 1500 fat wethers to the Union Meat Company at 4.40 per head. The animals will be delivered February 1.
Coy Wade in Los Angeles and Guy Warde are searching in Lor An Merle for a location. They are pleased with the cy and may settle there permanently.
Stone work is completed on the Resilience of A.C Huby and carpenters will start the frame immediately. The project moves into the framing phase as plans progress.
An old promotional notice touts Hostetter’s Stomach Bitters as a cure for stomach liver and kidney disorders claiming wonderful success. It urges a fair trial for sufferers of dyspepsia indigestion belching bloating and other ailments and promotes sale by druggists.
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