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Newspaper
Pendleton Eagle Valley News
Location
Pendleton, Oregon, United States of America
Date
Jul 31, 1903
Page
2
A jumble of brief items reports Chaves Hinafoyd of Builtan Kentucky shot and killed a police misidentification, a Newark bank employee’s brief career note, an auction notice on August 21, and other distant mentions including a New York Daily News failure, Philippine Islands customs receipts, and Wall Street tremors affecting the iron trade.
Arthur M. Freel of Astoria is under arrest for forgery. Work on the Tacoma Eastern Railroad halted due to labor shortage. Janes Williams near Rosedale Wash reports a cow nursing a wild fawn. P. Sheehan, Klondike miner, is missing from home. Mrs Amelia Robertson of Siuwaness frightened by a dog attack. Governor Chamberlain commutes William Peacock’s death sentence to imprisonment. Harry Shale of Aberdeen reports a halibut flecked skippers. Quingle Indian caught after pelts, quoted at 3500 in fur markets. A noted crook ring arrests in Kootenay for $6000 in diamonds stolen from Sid Scott in Spokane. Mrs Maria Shields of Butte, Mont., is dew aged, mother of 11, one being Rev C R Shields. F S Bramwell, Grand Tronte sugar beet crop manager, reports half acreage sown near Union. dry weather plows up the rest.
A list of hotel arrivals includes Walter Stadecker of St Paul. WO Mitnsell of Portland. J Freedman of New York. G Penman of New York. A Cottrell of Salt Lake. E Dickey of Portland. H Lambert of New York. Foster Burnessey of New York. May of Portland. Jacobs of Hamilton. Kelloge of Los Angeles. Lilly Milter of Athena. Bailey Simpson of Portland. R Clem of Spokane. Howard and M Marke of Spokane. several other guests from Spokane Portland Athena Belo and Weston among others.
Dr Cole health officer warns residents to bathe river water before drinking due to low city well levels. Pure ice from boiled and distilled water is recommended as a cheaper alternative. Phone contact Main 17351 for Loe Co details.
A historical ad-like note asserts deafness cannot be cured by topical applications and promotes constitutional remedies. It discusses inflammation of the Eustachian tube and catarrh as causes, offering a reward for cures not addressed by these remedies and referencing FE. J. Cheney & Co. and sales of patent medicines along with a line about Pension Pills.
Ridge and vicinity reports several carloads of beef for sale owned by local farmers including Rust Brow JF Orle Kopp Bros and Whittaker. Hay crops look light with grasshoppers damaging fields and market prices described as fair. Local residents deal in timber claims sales and farm activity with various names and places such as John Day Ukiah and Pendleton.
A large crowd camps at Hiountain resorts in Umatilla County enjoying cool breezes and scenic peaks. Visitors arrive from Portland Walla Walla Pendleton and other areas, with many named guests listed from Portland and nearby towns, highlighting the resort popularity this season.
Thomas Sheridan sold his Butter Greek ranch alfalfa crop with lighter tonnage than last year but better price and quality. W H Babb plans to ship horses to Canada from Station Avenue 8 as Madge insides on the ernie taneal FOB Vem Cleine returned from Well Springs after a week tending tiles.
Patent medicine advertisement touts Moki Tea as a permanent cure for sick headaches, constipation, and indigestion. It promises improved appetite, sleep, work, and happiness with a money back guarantee. Offers 25 or 50 cents and requests readers write to W A Hooker Co in Buffalo for a free sample.
A new Union urges readers to join for low prices on instruments at Therkelsen's Piano House 215 E Court St. Members share in discounts as prices deprecate with each new joiner, aided by a zero down payment plan and an exchange contract. The ad promises substantial savings on multiple pianos and urges quick action before the opportunity ends.
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