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Newspaper

Pendleton Eagle Valley News

Location

Pendleton, Oregon, United States of America

Date

Jun 01, 1904

Page

2

Captain King imprisoned after alleged government spoof scam

Captain D M King posed as a government survey officer to purchase $755 of groceries at Younger Grocery on Main Street. He secured $15 cash on three forged checks totaling $9,100 and fled. he was captured later at the Hotel St George with city marshal aid. He faces charges of obtaining money under false pretenses and possessing forged evidences of debt.

Buinness Transacion D. M. King King Main Street Captain King Government Geological Survey Echo C. EB. Eldridge Independence Creamery Company W. A. Trowbridge Younger Mr. Younger Henry Harrison Hotel St. George

Foot Powder For Sure Guarantees Cure Or Refund

Foot powder promises relief for foot pain blistering aching and sweating with a money back guarantee. The ad asserts cure for the listed conditions and offers refund if not satisfied.

Leading druggists seek bids for bonds in district sixteen

Tallman amp Co leading druggists announce senior proposals for bonds of School District No sixteen in Umatilla County Oregon. Bonds valued at sixty thousand dollars with 4 percent interest payable semiannually, matured in ten years. Bid must include certified funds of one thousand dollars and comply with Oregon law. Bids due by June 16 in Pendleton with right to reject all bids.

Umatilla Oregon Notine Umaila County Pendleton Amatille Orevon Tignatilin Oon New York City Directora of Gald Diatrict Easil Sixtean Umu- Alin Eald Bayer Efenld Joan Hailmy, JR Glerk Behoo Bixteen

Noted Oregon scout Edward Farrow visits Baker City mines

Edward S Farrow Indian Fighter, known for leading scouts against the Sheepeaters in Salmon river during the Bannock war, is visiting Baker City and may travel to Pendleton. He commanded troops that pursued renegrade Indians into Salmon river mountains and his men helped expose the head of Egan.

Edward Farrow Baker City Salmon River Inland Empire Pendleton Egan Oregon

Pendleton Fans Await Union Team Visit Next Sunday

Pendleton manager Cameron announces Union, one of the swiftest regional teams, will play the Wonders here Sunday afternoon at 2 o clock. The match is billed as one of the best Pendleton has seen in years, with fans urged to arrive early to finish in time for the 5 36 train east.

Cameron The Wonders Union Pendleton

New Echo Building Rising On Main Street

Mrs. E Ripner began erecting a store building on Main street yesterday. The 24 by 60 foot structure will be completed by July 1 and ready for occupancy as a millinery and ladies furnishing store per Echo News.

Great Musical Company at Christin Church Saturday

The Orpheus company led by Jerneed Whither will perform at the Christin church Saturday evening under Pendleton Camp No. 4 W.O.W. auspices. It pledges to be Pendleton’s greatest musical treat. press praise is strong and tickets are selling fast. Zoe Houser of Hebo visited friends urging political support as Kobo district votes approach with anticipated controversial leanings.

Orpheus Company Jerneed Whither Pendleton Camp No. 4 W. OO. W Pendleton Zoei Houser Hebo Kobo

Wille to Weston Visit Promises Family Reunion

Mise Wille travels to Weston this morning to visit Mikee Wille and then plans to see her kin in Jie mountains during a trip tied to a family vacation.

Mise Wille Weston Peayl Wills Uvhoor Ahe Mikee Wille Jie Mountains

Moves to Helix OG Knight Family Relocates for Harvest Season

OG Knight plans to move his family to a farm near Helix this week and stay until after harvest, after which they will return to attend school in the city again.

Helix OG. W. Knight Hargest Agalo

Glass Door Accident at Alexander Store Injures Clerk

Ed Nolf, a clerk in the Alexander department store, was badly cut when a glass door in the office fell eight feet onto him while he stood below. Bookkeeper Carl Cooley leaned on the door and fell as well, injuring his ankle slightly. both were treated and Nolf was taken home to recover, with no lasting scars expected.

Nolf Mr. Cooley Mr. Nolf Mr. Gooley Ed Nolf Alexander Department Store Carl Cooley

City Council Holds Regular Bill Meeting Tonight

City council meets this evening for its monthly bill session. The recorder’s report shows January arrests with 33 fines paid and 28 sentences served, plus one dismissal and one suspended sentence. Revenue includes fines 4 tenths? and multiple property and license sales totaling 1456.75, expenses 117.60, no contagious diseases, eight burial permits issued.

Ality Druys Recorder

Mills Sold for Athena Flouring Mill Renovation

The Athena Flouring Mill property, once owned by the defunct Athena Milling Company and later bought by H C Adams, has been sold to Preston Parton Milling Company of Wattsburg Wash. The mill will be enlarged and its capacity increased with electric power from Oregon and Washington Power Company. The new firm plans continuous operation and immediate start on renovations.

Athena Vinstitution Athena Flouring Mill Company H. C. Adams Preston-Parton Milling Company Wattsburg Wash Preston-Parton Company Athena Oregon & Washington Power Company

Nye finds no complaints on Pend property valuations

A. W. Nye deputy assessor of Pen-Meton and outlying precincts reports rapid progress with the assessment. Taxpayers have no complaints about property valuations. Assessments are based on last year’s fixed bases with uniform support across the county. Many residents show interest in higher valuations for railroad property and wheat land in several county sectors.

A. W. Nye Pend Pen- Meton

Ida Raymond Improves After Poisoning Attempt

Ida Raymond who attempted suicide at the Palace lodging houses yesterday forenoon by ingesting chloroform is recovering. Physicians say she is practically out of danger and showing improvement since around 6 pm yesterday.

Ida Raymond Ske

A Small Traveler Vera Mann En Route From Salt Lake City

Miss Vera Mann aged years was a guest at the Hotel Pendleton yesterday while traveling from Salt Lake City to her father Alma Forrest in Spokane. She is the daughter of Alma Forrest, leading lady in the Alma Forrest Stock Company now playing at Spokane.

Vera Mann Salt Lake City Spokane Pendleton Atiowing Sast Lake City Alma Forrest

Pocahontas Descendant Travels by Spokane Train

A Pocahontas descendant, claiming descent from the famous Indian girl Pocahontas, traveled this morning to Spokane. The journey occurred amid the conductor's ire aboard the Spokane train.

Pocahontas Spokane

Died at Birch Creek Home of A B James

Harley C. James, about 30, longtime Pendleton Tribune figure, died suddenly at 2 in the morning from heart failure near Pilot Rock after a long consumption illness. He leaves a wife, two children, Theodore and Dorothy, and step siblings, with services set for 3 PM tomorrow conducted by Rev Jonathan Edwards.

Harley C. James A. B. James Birch Creek Pilot Rock Pendleton Tribune San Diego Cal Theodore Dorothy H. D. James Garfield Street M. A. Rader Jonathan Edwards Congregational Church

Huntington City Marshal Pursues Two Robbery Suspects

John Hannon, Huntington city marshal, arrived after telegram about Lester Smith and Frank Pleimling, wanted for a dwelling robbery. Smith admits entry. Pleimling denies involvement. Deputies detained two men near Pendleton before Hannon’s arrival as he headed to Huntington with officers.

John Hannon Huntington Sheriff's Office Lester Smith Frank Plelmiing Hannon

Saloon and lodging house to open soon in Ritzville

Sam Roberts plans a new saloon at the Welsh and Cottonwood corner with vaudeville to start once prepared. The upper floor will serve as a rooming house and the whole establishment should be in operation within a month. John H. King of Helix has moved with his family to Ritzville, Washington.

Sam Roberts Welsh and Cottonwood Streets Ritzville John H. King Helix Wash

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