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Newspaper
Pendleton Eagle Valley News
Location
Pendleton, Oregon, United States of America
Date
Jun 05, 1901
Page
4
The item highlights fashionable blue shoes for women touted as the newest trend with emphasis on style and appeal for modern wearers.
A garbled page of retail notices and medicinal claims lists Hawley's fresh ham, Murphy's window items, Witheea groceries, Kinney's sweet bread, and more. It notes various sales on produce, household goods, and furniture, with references to local stores and products. Also promotes Lane's Medicine and DeWitt's Wonder Salve with bold claims and a medical ad.
Regular session of the Pioneer of the Pacific planned for this evening. Marriage news includes W and Lena Cooper. Minorpox cases on Bust Birch and Pilot Rock noted as mild. A lost locket with man’s photo and hair found in East Oregonian area. Several rental rooms available and local thefts reported. DeWitt’s Witol Salve advertised. A noted dance planned at Armory Hall with Kirkman’s orchestra. A marriage near Walla Walla described and local debates held at the courthouse.
A fragment announces round trip tickets to various cities including St Louis Burlington Eau Claire Madison St Paul and Iowa points with $7.50 to $50 fares. It notes a 60 day limit and that the 950 round trip rate lasts only two more days until June 7 and 5, with inquiries at the OBR & SN ticket office.
Pendleton seeks recognition from its Commercial Association as the river and harbor committee of the national House plans a June Portland visit. Led by chairman Theodore F Burton the delegation will assess Columbia River improvements and garner local support from Portland Chamber of Commerce and town commercial bodies across Walla Walla Wenatchee Colfax The Dalles and La Grande.
The Blair business college team of Spokane and the Pendleton nine played on Alt Street grounds with Blair winning several games on their trip. G Brown captained Athena in the counter and Blair plans a game at Athena on Thursday June 6. Pendleton aims to return to Heppner on June 10 and a game with La Grande is eyed for Sunday June 11.
Notes detail several commercial updates in Pendleton. Changes include new layouts for clothing and goods, temporary openings, and anticipated efforts by local merchants. The article mentions Mr Maer J Wo Daley and others initiating adjustments as shops prepare to adapt to evolving trade patterns.
The suit for forty thousand dollars remains in progress as the G D Simmoreve and O K N S company case lingers in circuit court. Richards Stevens pleads guilty to horse theft and faces sentencing Thursday morning. Joe Sievers property theft case involves Jobo Toles and Frank Paudran with pleadings due Thursday afternoon. Charles W Hendrix must plead by Thursday morning on a charge of obtaining money under false pretenses. A D Stillman serves as attorney.
In Pendleton two marriages were reported, H. M. Hendrick of Walle Walle wed Mise Mattie M. Hoon of the city, while a second couple, Hoon and Bessie Churen, were joined in marriage in a noteworthy event for the community.
The article notes the weddings of eight individuals, conducted at the residence of HH, with Rev. John Uren, pastor of Thompson Street Methodist Episcopal Church, officiating in the presence of relatives and friends.
A stream of social notices lists Mrs Blakley returning from Portland. various residents of Adame East Birel Creek Vinson and Athena visit Pendleton. Dr J A Beet mayor of Wereten travels to Pendleton. Miss Claire Potter journeys to Savrameuty.
The River Harbor Committee and the House Bombers leave Washington on Monday for an extended trip to Mobile New Orleans and then to Texas California and the Pacific coast. The journey aims to acquaint members with river and harbor operations across the territory.
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