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Newspaper
Pendleton Eagle Valley News
Location
Pendleton, Oregon, United States of America
Date
Jul 22, 1903
Page
2
The East Oregonian contest instructs voters to cast coupons by the date on each coupon. Series A must be voted by noon Saturday July 25, Series B by noon Wednesday July 28, Series C by noon Saturday Aug 1, Series D by noon Wednesday Aug 5, and Series E by p.m. Saturday Aug 8. Later coupons will include clear series and expiration instructions.
The assessor reports Echo resident I A Koonts as the largest cash holder in the county with an assessed cash on hand of 400 dollars. Other property owners were not listed, and the notice focuses on cash holdings over real assets.
A stream of brief city visits includes Charles Fetts of Helix J W Seriber La Grande J W Cronin Meacham Miss Jnaticn May Justo Tinyton and Mrs J LeBlanc Huntington. Dr D Davidson and family at Golden Rule. AC OChaniler McMinnville guests of Rev R W King at Baptist parsonage. W H Babb Echo returns home after visiting friends. Nilan and Marjorie Miller Arlington visiting aunt Mrs Theo Thamner 210 West He St. Rose Campbell returns from Spokane. Colone F oD Boyd vacationing at Tillamook Beach. A A Roberts Portland in city for trial in whiskey case. F S Harding editor Mc Minnville Telephone Register and wife at Natl Editorial conf. Mary Thorn Holdrum ill. Mrs Sawtelle visiting. W E Campbell off to Lehman Springs for month. Mrs James Means leaves for Porter visiting relatives. W F Cumback of Troy Laundry Machinery Co in city from Portland meeting. J F Robinson back from Portland Laundrymen’s Assn. meeting. H B & S Anderson Cadillac clerk in Ann Arbor railway in city between trains. John Heathman returns from Lehman Springs with poison ivy injury. Season opens mid-September with The Christian by Baker Co and more attractions planned.
George S. Baker John Cort and Calvin Hellig managers of the Northwest Theatrical Circuit visit to plan improvements for the opening season. They intend to refurbish interior seating and stage layout at the opera house and open with a Baker Stock Company production from Port Townsend.
Heating apparatus will be installed in two new rooms at public school houses as contractors ramp up. Eight rooms will receive hot air heating, with completion expected before fall opening. Carpenters to start on the old academy to divide space into two rooms for the Forbes family residence conversion.
From the Long Creek Light report a band of sheep claimants laments the tall mountains hindering range access. Camps spread along the ridges with feed for only a few weeks, signaling an early retreat before fall as summer range wears thin.
The creditors meeting for G. W. Buck of Elgin occurred today with Referee Thomas Fite Gerald presiding. Turner Oliver, James Masterson, W. J. Dishman, D. Stum mers, N. C. McLeod, F.8 Ivanhoe and Lioyd attended as observers, Cecil Galloway of Elam was elected trustee. principal indebtedness about 8,000 with assets near 6,000, trustee authorized to proceed.
Archie Dickson and John Hoyle were arrested by tin foil police on Monday for selling whiskey to Indians on the reservation. They were to appear before the commissioner that week. Dickson was reported as the principal offender. Hoyle to be examined next day with witnesses ready for bearing.
Nathan Falk head of Falk Mercantile Company and namesake of Falk's Store and Postoffice in Idaho dies after a lingering illness. He left two weeks ago for an outing on the Wood River region and succumbed yesterday morning, with obituaries noting his prominence in the Musson and Odd Fellows circles. Public notices say the Falk store and postoffice in Ada county will honor his memory.
A rough, unclear report notes A. 8 Anderton appearing in One Police Court Cage for being drunk on the sheeia, found guilty, and sent to city jail for three days. A promotional note mentions Vaudeville Entertainment Tonight and Sitenl's grand opening at a park near O Rh N. A. Kunkel sold a new delivery wagon to Mike Cyote for $126 today.
Fred McGudlum, Venango county sheriff, is in the city pursuing restitution from a Franklin club treasurer who embezzled about $1000 in bonds from the Fidelity Trust Company of Baltimore. The suspect fled to New York, was located, and then jailed in Pondicton after evading officers. Doherty of Franklin county is wanted for embezzlement. the case hinges on $1000 plus arrest and transport costs.
A testimonial cites Lydia J. Pinkham’s Veritable Compound as a remarkable medicine for wives and mothers, claiming it cures chronic female ailments in under three months. It asserts the remedy restores health by removing the cause and renewing vitality, with endorsements from patients and physicians alike.
Horses bound for Walla Walla pass through town en route from Prineville with 92 head. A bond covers 10 well-mated driving teams, brokered for about 100 dollars per pair. Also note promotion of Merchants' Cafe searing hot lunch from 11:30 to 2 p.m.
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