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Newspaper
Pendleton Eagle Valley News
Location
Pendleton, Oregon, United States of America
Date
Jul 20, 1900
Page
4
The American Uiri offers a rugged gear choice for mountain use, highlighting durable materials and adaptable features. The piece notes practical benefits for climbers and hikers seeking reliable equipment in high altitude conditions.
Pendleton residents are directed to Gleaver Bros. at 405 Main Street as the local boot and shoe supplier. The notice highlights a family business serving the community with footwear and repair services.
J B Bowlin of Whitely County Kentucky now Weston resident is held on charges including forging and embezzlement in a pension scheme. U S Commissioner George C Moore and Sheriff Kendall processed extradition as Bowlin claimed no crime and vowed to prove innocence. He is linked to a deed transfer and a church related pension matter with a counterfeit item cited.
Confused report details a large list of wounded at Beale Army Hospital with unclear injuries and shattered health records. Officials urge patience as teams assign treatment and identify patients.
A dense jumble of ads reports Hawley & Wilcox fruit and produce, Pattons cigars, Ward's ice cream, Perry Horser’s dairy, Tallman & Co medicines, and frequent mentions of Ukiah stores and services. Mentions include groceries, creams, lard, bicycles, and a few transportation notes with prices and locations around Court Street and East Oregonian building references.
A Thursday convent service at St Toseph Academy celebrated the vow ceremony for two sisters Siter M M Prasedes Mise Sidie Gagen and Sister M Retorm Mise Mary Al Thet of Pendleton and Providiana. The ceremony featured white veils, choir performance, and a focus on poverty chastity and obedience within a mood of reverent ceremony and Christian education. Bronchial health ad appears as a pharmacy ad fragment following the ceremony.
Dr J M Proett, now of Oakland California, arrives in Pendleton this morning to handle extensive business interests. He keeps property in the cent re from years of practicing medicine there and will visit each fall for accounting from agents. His sons attend school in California and will remain there for now. Charles M Pierce cashier Farmers Bank of Werten visits town today after a three and a half week stay at Hot Lake for treatment. He shows some improvement but not full strength yet.
A jumble of names and places reports visitors at the Golden Rule Hotel and nearby lodging. Mentions include Kennedy and wife of Seattle, J. McCor of Behe, Mrs A O Dervis of Milton, and other residents visiting Pine, Lehman Springs, and Portland. A note on a Whittemore device incident and missing Ralph McCoy in the Philippines concludes the fragment.
A book typewriter for county recorder use is being tested as a cost saver. W Maloney and Lee Held report the device records deeds and mortgages with quick, accurate typing. If evaluated favorable, the county will proceed with purchase and court review of the financial terms.
J C Mueckinton of the Northern company travels through Pendleton with horse buyers from the country party. He warns Eastern shoremen may demand prices above present value to justify purchases at the St Penl market. Buyers indicate readiness to hold and may abandon the project for now if confidence falters.
A roster of arrivals includes AW Whitmoor Portland Tine Neagle Portland WJ Roche Portland J A Allison Portland H Kiveckner Spokane C M Smith Omata CJ Mechionen Onaha WT Wallac Portland WE Penland Portland J 5 Jovown St Paul Jow A Black Spokane J W Hail and wife Oale BOW Larton and wives Cio J G Moran La Grande P ta Montern city 5 Youngman Portland JW Alkire city L Lakin Portland E B Coman Portland WoW Wiliams Walla Walla Char M Honogh St Paul F J Tetrow Portland W J Clarke Portland Cee H Nicalai Hood River Ortho Dorman wife Hiteville W T Corey e M if Patton Spokane FP KR Bell Spokane CH Harrie Portland A Binsheimer Portland
An Epidemic of Diarrhees is reported by Mr A Sanders writing from Coeuw not Grow Florida. He describes a severe attack cured by four doses of Chamberlains Colic Cholera and Diarrhoea Remedy. He endorses it to others who also praise the medicine. Formule by Tallman & Co druggists.
Sergeant Ryan writes from the Philippines describing a frontline skirmish with the 4 Company unit of the Pembewa and Uncetila counties. He details river defenses, river patrols, and clashes near the city center, noting captures, casualties, and actions around the citadel and western outskirts. He reports enemy activity, leadership, and the march back to quarters as the engagement ends.
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