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Newspaper
Pendleton Eagle Valley News
Location
Pendleton, Oregon, United States of America
Date
Mar 20, 1901
Page
4
A quirky item appears praising footwear from CLEAVER BROS with mention of Nate excelling in fit. The note highlights comfort and a friendly, casual tone about trying CLEAVER BROS products.
A chaotic assortment of local shop offerings appears, including Murphy's grocer and Milton Creamery butter, new merchandise at Howse and Murphy's, and various yard goods, clothing offerings, and hardware items. The page notes a china sale, a water meter question, and several promotions with scattered prices and descriptions.
A collage of local notices, hires, sales, weather, travel, and services fills the page. Includes rental and repair offers, grocery ads, transportation updates, and a brief social mention of theater and public events.
Report from Helix notes more than ten thousand sacks of wheat sold in a week. Transactions include WAM and Western Warehouse purchases by McComas Bett and Montgomery Skeacke. Guthrie & Co and Maxt also bought stock. Prospects are excellent and land near Helix was fall sown with ample yields anticipated.
Baker City letters note visits by Mr and Mrs Parrett and reminiscences of former teacher Mr Barrett. Short items list A F Berian Isaac Between Raymond Judd Felix Beath and others visiting Pendleton, plus farm and travel updates involving Owens Creek cattle, Boettcher sheep, and local editor changes.
The Elie lodge aims to beautify Olney cemetery and will stage a charity play to raise funds. Members urge participation and support for the project through the event and related activities.
John Myern of Portland will direct the pore formance set in Arizona and will play a role. Local participants include Mrs. William Fitzgerald Mrs. F Vincent Mrs. F F Wameley C Cosper L G Kasier William Piterald F W Waite and Charles J Pergnson. First rehearsal tonight in the parloregal hotel Pendleton.
After a campaign where anti gambling victory secured control, La Grande adopts a strict enforcement stance. Mayor McWhirter and Aldermen promise to uphold the city law closing all gambling games and directing police to ensure obedience as operators depart.
A public wedding will be held at 8 o clock Thursday evening in the Methodist Episcopal Church on Thampeon Street. Jared 21 will perform the ceremony as Major Harrie, division secretary, of Portland, officiates. Admission charges apply for witnesses and non reserved seating. Proceeds support ongoing charitable work described as part of the Salvation Army week activities.
A list of arrivals includes EJ Sencerbox and H Ford in San Francis, Marti in Portland, Sylander and Peatt in San Feagenee, Jas Stern in ate City, Mre Gilles Stephens in The Dalles, Alfred Rasch and wife in Portland, M Winsley in Portland, Geo Stenger in Portland, al Hamer in Fortland, HW Walker in St Joseph, O H Branner in Seattle, and other guests from The Dalles and New York Cincinnati and Portland.
Elwood Meade, irrigation superintendent, announces tarping of water into the Sunnyelde canal near North Yakima. About 7 40 acres prepared for cultivation with twelve fowl measured along the canal to enforce water duty in the Wuklis valley. Professor A Waller of the Pull jeulteral vallege oversees experiments on crops including ropes fruit and vegetables.
A peculiar advert announces Kari operational blends with a half cent price and a money-back return if regalia fail to satisfy. The notice mentions a 26 cent price and references Tullosan amid unclear branding and terms.
Crowded Baptist church hosts Evangelist H W King for a revival series. King delivers gospel messages urging deeper faithfulness while calling sinners to repentance. Special singing by Rev Mr Rither adds to the attraction as services continue this week.
Paul Mohr for the old Columbia Railway & Navigation Company returns from New York reporting efforts to raise capital and foreclose liens. He cites planned transfers of routes to Central Navigation and Construction and potential foreclosure to clear path for his control. Mentions mortgage of 700000 and disputes over interlined contracts and portage rights in Washington.
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