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Newspaper
Pendleton Eagle Valley News
Location
Pendleton, Oregon, United States of America
Date
Jul 22, 1902
Page
7
Fragmentary text references an office at 5pm and a correction to conditions hearing. Mentions names T. S Miller and Despain, with incomplete details on refractive or related matters.
The notice lists capital 850000 and bank officers including President Hen C. Adama, Cashier E. L. Barnett, and assistant cashier F. G. Le Grow. Other names include T. J. Kirk, T. J. Morris, and an assortment of typos in titles.
Milton residents report eight sections bought near the Big Bend along the Columbia south of Quincy, with Mayor Babcock selling at $3 an acre. The land lies in township 18 range 23 as settlers move westward, plants include wheat, and irrigation prospects loom amid dry conditions. Farmers note wind damage to wheat and downed timber from recent storms, while political conventions focus on state officers and controlling the new state committee.
A 26 year old woman in Buda Pesth killed jeweler Er deyi, 60, by strangling him in a confrontation over a payment. She hacked him with a large knife, wrapped the remains, and hid them in a child’s ambulator before disposing of them. An eight year old witness helped lead to her arrest.
Seven hundred delegates gathered at Lyceum theater in St Joseph for the Missouri Democratic state convention. Jas J Selbert opened proceedings as chairman while Governor Dockery Secretary Cook and Senator Stone sat on stage amid rousing speeches from party leaders as the event began.
School District No 16 Pendleton Umatilla County Oregon invites sealed bids by August 1 1902 for delivery of one hundred cords four foot wood split red fir and black pine. Seventy cords to High School twenty to Fields school ten to Beauregard Street room. Board may reject bids. Payment slated July 19 1902. Clerk.
A gold watch will be awarded to the most popular young lady as votes determine the winner. Patrons will exchange a riding ticket for a voting ticket, and the top vote getter will receive the prize. The contest closes Saturday night, July 2. The watch is on display at W. B. Garrison's.
The Standard Grocery urges quick purchases of Mason and vacuum fruit jars as they close out their line due to cost. Meantime, Hillsboro Indian War veterans pass strong resolutions endorsing Representative Tongue for appointment as senator at Washington, D. C.
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