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Newspaper
Pendleton Eagle Valley News
Location
Pendleton, Oregon, United States of America
Date
Jun 22, 1901
Page
3
A rare flood event hit the Grange City area with a cloudburst washing out stretches along the river canyon. Mud and rock blocked tracks for miles and trains were halted to prevent accidents. Debris cleared by morning. eastbound service resumed after stoppage.
Advert says Bocklen's Arnica Salve soothes itching and burning eczema and similar sores, claiming it heals inflamed skin without scarring. Pitches a clean, sharp salve available for 26 cents at Tail: nan.
A list of guests includes Stearne Pendleton and Seaver from San Francisco, Holland from Portland, Blom from Dalat, Woolley and Mather from Portland, Smith and Williame, Rees with wife from Berkeley, Stevens from Spokane, Monheimer, Pollock and sister from Kansas City, Cox from Sass City, Gereald and McConnell, Sinaheimer and Jones from Portland, and other travelers including Mre Hunter from Elgin. The note also mentions Allen and Pomeroy with a reference to a senate.
An OCR fragment describes Hall's Catarrh Cure by F. J. Cheney & Co. Toledo Ohio alleging internal use and mercury content. It warns against catarrh ointments containing mercury and promotes the product as a remedy with a medical claim and price details.
R Martin builds a large stock to supply harvest outfits and prevent over selling. He runs the citys only treet-claw bakery depot and offers vegetables fruits and berries daily.
Ad touts Dr King’s New Life pills as expelling poisons from clogged bowels to cure biliousness fevers and liver and kidney troubles. Sold at Tallman & Co with a 2 cent price hint.
A suite of rooms in the East Ore building offering hot and cold water and broom service for 1 a month during the current term. Apply at the East Oregonian office.
The Kelley family of Georgetown Colorado disappeared after leaving in May 1900 for Baker City with three wagons two gray mares and a sorrel mare plus a sorrel colt. K F Kelley his wife and three sons ages 19 17 and 14 were last heard near Rawlins Wyoming. Ray and Roy Kelley searched towns along the route by bicycle posting notices and appealing to newspapers and fraternal orders but no trace exists. The case remains one of the most puzzling disappearances in intermountain history.
The Heppner Times reports the Heppner baseball team the Symphony band and many residents will travel Wednesday July 3 to Pendleton for the July 4 celebration and three day baseball tournament. Pendleton invites were accepted and the group will perform and participate in a large scale event with teams from Walla Walla Colfax Athena and Pendleton. The excursion aims to share in friendly regional hospitality and memories likely to last a lifetime.
The Pendleton baseball squad departs Sunday morning June 23 at 8 a for Athens to play the club in the afternoon. The trip aims for an early return by train. New players include Gilbert a newcomer likely to get a trial, while Meech and Soenaker are expected to handle third base. Chapterler will miss the game due to a lame leg. The Printers will join the Athens trip by the same train for the opening game.
Pendleton Sportsmen meet to select a five man squad for the Spoks men's Association Northwest tournament in Walla Walla starting June 25. Captain Fred W Waite leads H J Stillman A D Stillman J M Spence C J Hamilton and F W Waite to bring home medals. Local practice shoot planned Sunday with La Grande unable to attend. The Pendleton team departs Monday at 8 15 AM to scout traps and grounds before competition.
A fire in East Lendleton Mascot district at 4 pm Friday June 21 damaged the dwelling of Joseph Dupuis on East Railroad Street. Firemen extinguished the flames after burning through the roof. total loss around 500 with insured contents. A boy’s lit firecracker is blamed for the blaze as smoke lingered after the initial explosion.
Willow creek basin about twenty miles south of Heppner, once a big coal bed now neglected, sees renewed interest as Heppner residents led by George Conner of the First National Bank begin development with mining machinery and a Gret order. C. E. Redfield of Pendleton involved. potential feeder railroad to connect with O. KR AN at Heppner noted. In Milton, A. M. Elam owner of the Peacock villa, badly kicked by a horse causing severe injuries and internal damage with uncertain prognosis.
Dr Sanden's Best claims to cure nervous and physical debility including weakness, vitality loss, memory decline, wasting, and related conditions caused by early indiscretions or later excesses. Forty years of purported experience and efficacy are asserted.
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