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Newspaper
Pendleton Eagle Valley News
Location
Pendleton, Oregon, United States of America
Date
Jul 25, 1902
Page
2
readers learn the Argentine Kansas smelter once the world’s largest has been closed and dismantled. news items also report daring Americans robbing a Mexican railroad near Bernijillo for 50000 in currency and valuables. additional notes mention a mana of leprosy care submission by a Brooklyn physician to Hawaiian authorities.
Ernest Lane, 14, of Salem, was arrested at an unspecified location on a burglary charge. Portland health officials found diseased meat in several butcher shops. Mrs. Martha Jane Cummins, an Oregon pioneer, died Tuesday at Tualatin after 50 years in the state. A wheel of fortune mischief is rumored on a Portland street in a “closed” town. Marie DeMons travels west to claim a $00,000 fortune left by an uncle who died in Portland eight years ago. John Montag and Henry Cleaver have been enjoined from making a stove resembling the Simmons product in St. Louis. Edward Wilcox v Southern Pacific Railway settles for $700 in damages near Hillsboro. New York buyers contract Oregon hop crops, handling picking and packing. F E Dumont has suit in Portland cell-court for $5212 against Samuel Seabaubtery over an accidental dinehones revolver. Surveyor-General Meldrum learns $22,000 is allotted for the fiscal year ending June 30, 1908.
The Pendleton hosts a long list of guests including A. W. Simmons Nebraska Ino St Wright St Louis Thomas Nester Portland and many others from Spokane Chicago Seattle Kansas City Portland and Arizona. Names include C. H. Fisher F. J. Ginger J. Burns W. H. McKinnon A. Menzies and H. Anderson among figures from cities such as San Francisco Los Angeles Omaha and Ballston.
Pendleton defeated La Grande 12 to 5 in a rough, low sun game at La Grande. Brown, Schills, Menefee, and Black led Pendleton’s hitting while Wilner held the mound for the Indians amid a rough defensive showing. Attendance 150. Baker City routed Walla Walla 15 to 1 as Northwest League action continued.
An honest trial of Electric Bitters is claimed to permanently cure stomach, kidney and bowel troubles liver weakness nerves and blood purification. The tonic is said to restore run down systems and cure malaria rheumatism neuralgia sleeplessness and nervous disorders with guaranteed satisfaction by Tallman & Co priced at 60 cents.
Peter Smith prepares a weekend dance at Kine's Grove west of town with Kirkman's orchestra providing music. The event runs Saturday evening and Sunday afternoon and evening in a cool out-of-town setting with police on site to maintain order and affordable admission. Cabs run frequently to/from the grove for easy access.
Daniel Boone aged 70 visiting his sister Mrs Whitaker for weeks was placed on a Spokane bound train in critical condition after a paralyzing attack. Relatives say recovery unlikely but Boone wished to return home and departed with them this morning. This marked his third attack.
A first class steam threshing outfit and 1009 acre threshing job are offered. Includes a 32 by 56 Rival Pitts separator and a first class Russell compound engine. Address: John A. Gross, Helix, Oregon.
Slan the Sentence as well as handsomest are invited to call on any druggist and get free a trial bottle of Kemp's Balsam for the throat and lungs. The remedy is guaranteed to cure and relieve chronic and acute coughs asthma bronchitis and consumption. Price 26c and 50c. For sale by Tall man & Co sole agents.
School District No 16 Pendleton Oregon invites sealed bids by August 1 1902 for delivery of 100 cords of four foot wood red fir and black pine. Seventy cords to High School building twenty cords to Fields school ten cords to Beauregard street school room. Payment by district warrants. John Haileby clerk dated July 19 1902.
Bathing suits offered for children ages 3 to 8 and boys to 14 plus men sizes 34 to 46 at Theeuples Warehouse. Includes ranges for youth and adult shoppers seeking swimwear. Availability signals seasonal stock and shopping options at the store.
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