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Newspaper
Pendleton Eagle Valley News
Location
Pendleton, Oregon, United States of America
Date
Mar 12, 1901
Page
4
Our foot form shoes for misses and children are described as equal to few and surpassed by none with perfect fit and comfort. The advertisement urges trying a pair for those seeking comfort in footwear.
A collage of merchant promotions and community notices lists groceries papers and home goods from R Martins Murphy's and Rader's with prices and items including silk waists hames lard and caned goods. Livelihood notices mention Madame Johnson and Chas Lane paint shop plus a Commercial Association meeting led by President Johnson.
Notice lists property for sale through Hoan & Lowell and an inquiry process at East Oregonian offices. A marriage license is reported, and local clerk staffing shifts are noted. Revival meetings begin March at the Baptist church with RK. King. A fashion exhibit is announced for Hotel Portland.
Roscoe King and Miss Corie Waddingham married March 10 at the bride’s parents’ home nine miles southeast of Athena. Rev Kevlayne of Weston’s United Drethren church officiated. Relatives attended and guests from nearby communities visited afterward.
Whittan college Glee club will give a concert tomorrow evening at the opera house. Prof O A Haverbach, Prof Edgard Fiecher, and Miss Laura James will join the program, with ticket prices of 60c for garret boxes, 60c circles, and 25c gallery.
Adjourned January term sessions preside over by Jide W. KR. Ellie note trials including W. M. Fierce versus Audette and W. M. Phercene with Stillman and Pier for plaintiff James A. Pew for defendants. Several cases set. many attendees and attorneys named. obituary mentions E. Davin aged 50.
Robert Borne of the Oregon Railway & Navigation Co reports Pendleton's civic gathering praised by Hubert Burns. He says locals foresee growth that will lure landseekers and laborers while maintaining farmed soil and valley value.
The Western Washington and Oregon Firemen's association directors chose Heppner Oregon as the site for a new tournament with dates set for June 11 12 and 13 The meeting was well attended Directors announced no contest for the next tournament and praised local hospitality at the State hotel A dinner for visiting members was arranged and local sentiment pledged support for the event
Sir S Clemente county attorney outlines how diversified farming and dairying in Minnesota push creameries to lead U S industry. He notes widespread prosperity, with farmers sending monthly earnings to dairy operations while many households rely on dairy products, vegetables, fruit and livestock for year round income. Personal mentions follow, describing local movements and visits related to the Pendleton region.
Friday night operation at county hospital left patient recovering well. Tom Scott returned from sequestration Monday full of life, despite a recent illness. Roxy Horn remains in the pesthouse as a Mc Kelly patient arrives. R Alexander, Oregon Pan American commission member, returned from Portland meeting with others. Oregon exhibit plans for Buffalo show employees numbered near 100 applicants. Transportation of the Orepon exhibit car was discussed, and the commission adjourned to reconvene today.
A Cambridge lecture by Prof Shaler predicts a new era of gold abundance due to mining advances and geological conditions. He argues silver could become a standard value, while dredging improvements promise vast future gold supplies. Obituaries note February deaths in Maryland with ages and counts.
Uncle Jimmy Taylor, well known in the Heho region, died Monday morning at his Echo area home after a long illness. Funeral set for Hebo on Wednesday at two. Survived by widow. long engaged in general merchandising at Echo with prior Carson operation and large estate estimated around $90,000.
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