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Newspaper
Pendleton Eagle Valley News
Location
Pendleton, Oregon, United States of America
Date
Mar 16, 1901
Page
3
The notice describes a bustling market and arrivals at Pendleton with buyers, cattle shipments, and livestock activity. It lists numerous arrivals from Portland, Spokane, and other cities, noting prices, shipments, and local commerce.
The Milton creamery promotes cooperative plans with a $2000 investment. Athena Prom man escorted through the facility by Davin of Milton Bank as managers seek to expand orders and service for cows. Containing mixed notes on war, medicine ads, and regional race chatter with varied reports.
The article notes only about ten percent of Pendleton dog owners pay a $1.50 annual tax before March 10. Unpaid dogs face tagging issues, temporary impoundment, and possible destruction after two days if taxes remain unpaid. The piece mocks the low compliance and outlines penalties while recounting a local dog parade and a humorous reference to a Georgia camp meeting.
At Pocatello Idaho Thursday James Coombe shot railroad brakeman Robert Lapore in a saloon altercation. The bullet entered the chest and passed through, drawing belief the act was unintentional though aggravated by insults. Laporte, a brakeman on the Oregon Short Line, survived with four recovery wounds in hope.
Pendleton braces for a major musical event as Anton Schott and his famed entourage visit Monday evening. Manager Moule guaranteed substantial fees to secure the company amid prior local hesitance and incomplete contracts. Tickets go on sale at Tallman’s with admiral pricing listed.
The Peoples Warehouse features imported and domestic designs for spring. Highlights include a lightweight dine broadcloth suit with l Aiglon front and gold trimming, a pink tafeta waist, an Eton suit in gray and blue pique, and a blue Melton suit with brocaded trim, plus silk underskirts and a black tafeta dress with flounces. A separate notice reports Clarence Bowlaby struck by a runaway horse near Brock McComas drug store, suffering injuries to his right leg and facial lacerations.
Laura Morgan, 16, daughter of Elizabeth Morgan principal of Main Street school, vanished after leaving classes Tuesday. She was last seen near 4:30 p.m. along the railroad west of Colfax, dropping books and leaving her cap on a Palouse River bridge as three boys reported she seemed familiar with the area.
An aspiring stereotype article notes Americans with monarchist beliefs and contrasts it with dubious stomach remedies. It endorses Flowtetter's Stomach Bitters as the true cure for indigestion and related ailments while warning against fake cures.
Charles Thompson of Troop 6, Fourth United States cavalry, arrived in Walla Walla from San Francisco for a four month furlough after leaving Ma ola. He served six years at Fort Walla Walla before the Spanish-American War and is now the sole survivor of his 106 man company. He praises Washington volunteers as the best of the front line troopers.
D. P. Thompson the noted ax banker plans a world voyage starting from New York in April or May. He will visit London Berlin Vienna Warsaw St Petersburg Moscow and No He travels the Trans Siberian railroad Lake Baikal Windivortock and Japan, returning via San Francisco. He covers 400 miles by droeky and 1400 miles by river steamer for a broad survey of Siberian industrial development.
Obituary note on Thomas A. Caswell of San Francisco leading to Jdamer J. Richardeon of Tennonnes being elevated to sovereign grand commander of the Southern Jurisdiction. The role carries a life title with annual pay of 3000 and access to the temple in Washington DC. Also mentions Shiloh’s Consumption Cure advertising and Spokane’s library initiative for Andrew Carnegie.
The article notes debate over Oregon tax apportionment and constitutional issues as the four year plan nears imple mentation. It then reports Spokane voting Tuesday May 7 for a mayor treasurer comptroller and ten councilmen two from each ward.
The store offers soft negligee shirts with attached cuffs and collars from 50e to $2.50 each, laundered shirts with cuffs and collars from 25e to $1.00, laundered bosom shirts with matching cuffs for 40e to 1.50 each, and laundered and unlaundered shirts with attached cuts from 1.50 to 3.80. Customers are invited to view and inspect, no purchase required.
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