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Newspaper
Pendleton Eagle Valley News
Location
Pendleton, Oregon, United States of America
Date
Mar 26, 1904
Page
2
An old health ad explains the conflict between illness and vitality inside the body caused by poor diet and stress, praising Scott's Emulsion for superior nourishment. It invites readers to get sunlight and request a free sample from Scott & Bowne at Pearl Street, New York.
A general news item notes the few ships of the Panama navy will be sold, described as a waeless luxury. Other items report a fatal head on collision near Los Angeles killing Mrs Mario A Fowler of Portage Indiana, a London sale of a gold and mother of pearl snuff set, fragile wheat prospects in Kansas and Oklahoma, rising pneumonia deaths in New York, and political plans for protectorates and reserves by President Roosevelt.
A Pacific Northwest news item notes three weeks of heavy snowslides blockading the Great Northern in the Crow's Nest Pass district. Brakeman Al Waterbaver was killed in Seattle when struck by a witch engine. Also reported: salmon price structure, a Spokane car wreck victim, a Prairie City Burns stage theft indictment, and Mormon leadership move from Spokane to Bolae City.
Alfred Curtins, formerly of Milton, left for San Francisco to take a bookkeeper post. Mrs. A. H. Crow arrived from Oakesdale visiting her daughter Mrs. J. C. Beach. F. Tobey of the Oregon Children's Home visited on business. Professor G. K. Gillully of Kansas City to lecture on “What Is Made.” Palmer Company to present Faust at the opera house. Funeral of William A. Jones postponed due to distant relatives. Kendall family from Walla Walla occupying A. Allen’s residence. Rev John Evans attended Epworth League in Moro. Edith Perry hired at Freewater post office. E. A. Wood returns to Seattle. Miss Hoerta Kent entertained friends for her birthday. about 20 guests. Thomas Heath of Fargo seeks a location. Mrs. Thomas Taylor greatly improved after Portland treatment. Dorcas Society tea hosted by Mrs. T. C. Salt with several attendees. Electric Bitters extolled as remedy for liver and kidney issues.
A long roll of hotel guests and arrivals shows names and home cities across Oregon Washington Idaho and beyond including Boise San Francisco Portland Spokane Seattle Walla Walla North Dakota Boston Chicago and Denver. Notable entries include J M Sinclair A G Prouts and F S Rogers among many travelers and families. The list reads as a crowded snapshot of visitors at Hotel Pendleton and Hotel St George with frequent travelers from Portland Seattle and San Francisco.
More than two thousand cords of wood lie stacked at the Meacham yard ready for shipment. Much belongs to Eugene Tuusick of Walla Walla and other private owners. The mild winter aided sledding and a large stock was banked, likely to stay on the dump unless markets firm. Ladies attention Kid glove sale at Alexander Department Store.
Clara Mathes and her company come to Frazer opera house for a week starting Monday with a repertoire featuring A Daughter of Erin Tennessee's Pardner The Silver Dagger and Resurrection plus ten vaudeville acts and songs. Tickets are 20c and 10c with drama for varied tastes.
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