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Newspaper
Pendleton Eagle Valley News
Location
Pendleton, Oregon, United States of America
Date
Jul 26, 1901
Page
3
Proceeds from a July 28 1901 event will fund a modern style building at Bishop Scott academy with athletic facilities for student training under Arthur Newall, successor to Dr Hill. A testimonial praises Electric Bitters for health of a man and his wife, noting 50 cents price and Tallman & Co guarantee.
In Walla Walla on July 2 a wage dispute escalated when two men attacked a laborer in the street after he claimed unpaid days’ work. Witnesses report the assailants, including Ken F., knocked him down and took his payment. no arrests were made. A reward offer from Cheney & Co., Toledo, is noted for recovery of funds.
Articles describe proposed improvements at St Helen's Hall Scott Academy and Potwine from the diocese in Portland. Severe falls in Chicago include Mrs B DeGraff from a sixth story hotel window and John L Collins leaping from the Temple building, with other injuries and a nutrition claim from Tallman and Co.
An advertisement extols Martin offering low price goods and a large Hin ntock with a bakery department. It features a testimonial from Mr. E. H. Wise of Madison Georgia claiming One Minute Cough Cure restored his health after lung trouble. Tallman & Co.
Meacham Oregon from July 23 to August 4 the O EK N Co offers tickets on the certificate plan at one and one third fare. DeWitt's Little Early Risers are praised as easy to take no griping and claimed to purify blood and aid recovery by stimulating liver and bowels. Tallon Co.
A Pendleton visitor, J. M. Jarvis, recalls Lehman Springs days two decades ago when pine knots lit dances on a pine platform built from Camas Prairie lumber. The resort then had no oil lamps or candles, only woods and water, with Endecott Warren & McFall running the hotel and shops and overseeing post office duties and entertainment.
Interesting items note visitors and residents in Athena Oregon including James Koonts from Baker City visiting his family, Charles Wheeler from Pendleton stopping over after sheep work in Montana, and Hartman Bone from Pendleton visiting. Several locals travel for business, health, or leisure as families plan short outings and trips.
Oscar L. Cox state secretary of the Y M C A argues Pendleton needs a local Young Men’s building to provide focal bearings for the city’s social and moral development. He emphasized the importance of an institution offering youth guidance and support locally.
No discovery in medicine has caused such excitement as Dr King’s New Discovery for consumption. It claims to cure consumption pneumonia hemorrhage pleurisy bronchitis and more. Tallman & Co. sells it with a satisfaction guarantee or refund. Large bottles 50c and 1 dollar. Trial bottles free.
A Walla Walla man describes sandy riverbank lands along the Columbia below Umatilla Junction as poorly watered and deeded by unscrupulous sellers. He says farmers invested heavily in orchards and gardens yet receive little moisture, leaving crops to die in heat.
All Umatilla county warrants registered in March and April 1800 will be paid at the treasurer's office in the courthouse upon presentation. Interest ceases on date of publication. 8 K Yates Treasurer Pendleton Oregon July 20 1901.
Edward Everett Young of Baker City and Lucy Ellen Farnsworth of Heppner were married at 7 am in Heppner Episcopal Church officiated by Rev. W. E. Potwine. The couple then traveled to Baker City for a 6 o'clock wedding breakfast at the Palace hotel and will reside in Baker City. Mr. Young edits the Baker City Evening Republican. Miss Farnsworth is the daughter of Mr. and Mrs. O. E. Farnsworth.
On August 6 and September 3 the O R N Co will sell all tickets to the Pan American Expo in Buffalo New York at 676 with a limit of sixty days for travel to Buffalo and return.
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