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Newspaper
Pendleton Eagle Valley News
Location
Pendleton, Oregon, United States of America
Date
Jul 13, 1901
Page
4
Readers are urged to seize the opportunity presented by the MT Hast Gregan promotion promising timely stock in various sizes. The notice emphasizes limited availability and a call to act quickly.
An assortment of ads and notices lists farm loan services, shop specials on dry goods and clothing, window shades, frames, and photographs, plus job inquiries for a chambermaid and party supplies. Also advertised are canned goods, Balsam promotion, bicycle sales on installments, and upcoming baseball events between Pendleton and Pilot Rock with times and venues, alongside local medical and banking references.
A collection of short items reports on a hotel recruitment in Hackar Pont springs police and road safety concerns near Sedbeein farmers complain about a dangerous damaged road Charles Davis arraigned before Justice Fite on stealing dishes from a residence bail set at 25 dollars Fred Ganger brings rare brome grass hay from his Alkali land ranch near Pemblator Deputy Sheriff Blakley leads a patrol detaining a potentially dangerous man near Milton Justice Fite Gerald to preside over examination in Baker City
The Empire Stock company led by Leon M Hallen presented The New South at the Baker to a large audience. Louise McCallum as Bertha Danvers and Hattenback as Walter Llastingy drew praise for their performances as the play highlighted patriotism and dramatic impact. The show runs a week at Frazer's Opera House starting Monday July 16 with tickets at 25 35 and 50 cents.
The De France case at Walla Walla ended with a not guilty verdict after a three hour argument per side and a two hour jury deliberation. De France had faced 16 000 bushels of wheat embezzlement charges and was tried after a prior error led to a new trial. William Clifford, charged jointly, had been twice found guilty and sent to the state penitentiary.
The Fourth of July oration at Pendleton this year honored Idleman as the recipient of one of the Pendleton Woolen Mills finest blankets. The gift showcases rainbow colors and praised craftsmanship, leaving Idleman proud of the compliment from the Fall of July committee.
Constable James ke of Milton arrested Franklin and two unknown accomplices for stealing cherries from George Edwards in Milton on Thursday evening. The two others were jailed overnight. Franklin paid a $25 fine as the father is expected to cover it.
A sale notice lists a residence described as a vice house setup on Alta Street south of the courthouse in Pendleton and an address at 1100 Flist Avenue in Spokane Washington. The notice provides contact details for purchase inquiries and notes the property is offered for sale.
Sheriff William Blakley seizes stock at Clements Wilton on Court 1 Cottonwood for 20066 debts. L. Dinkelapier Sons of San Francisco and law firms from Portland and St Louis pursue replevin over shoe stock. Coroner W G Cole to handle papers, amid claims of legal and medical mixups and potential fraud.
William Parsons reports from Pendleton that John H. Hall US prosecuting attorney is reviewing the fate of Columbia George and Toy-Toy, condemned for an August 24, 2000 crime. Oregon Supreme Court reversed Umatilla County judgment on July 8, delaying the death sentence as mandates to Sheriff Blakley are expected by August 1. US Marshal Houser or deputy likely to take custody when released.
First Baptist church holds normal services with sermons on The Church in the Home and The Home in the Church in the morning and Laying the Blame on Others in the evening. First Presbyterian announces July 14 programs including The Pag Tree Planted in a Vineyard and The Pines of Barety. Church of the Redeemer holds Divine service with Holy Communion at 7 a.m. and prayers, sermon, and address later. funeral of John Misel from the church at 5 p.m.
Pendleton area farmers report drought damage and crop losses. Jon Hanscom notes 300 acres of wheat likely down 15 to 20 percent. W W Harrah’s 200 acres of spring wheat cut for hay with 80 acres for hogs, potential yield reduced by 20 bushels per acre if not cut. Other entries mention Poland China hogs, local visits, and travel plans across the area.
Regulated Sunday closing order affects Walla Walla with prohibitions on baseball games and public gatherings. Officials cite legal authority and penalties for violations, aiming to enforce local blue laws despite limited readable detail.
A Statesman representative asserts the law will be enforced without fear or favor and warns that violators on the Sabbath will be fined. arrests will be made on Monday for breaches. Ken notes a Sunday ball game may lead to arrests for players and the manager the next day.
A New York and Chicago representation visits The Dalles area offering to buy good winter apples at 1 to 1 ¼ dollars per box with advances for next fall deliveries. Oregon apples are in strong demand and willing buyers want all offerings.
If you think it over you will go to see Martin for groceries. His motto is beat goods at lowest prices. His stock is very large and well selected with a strong bakery department in the city.
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