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Newspaper
Pendleton Eagle Valley News
Location
Pendleton, Oregon, United States of America
Date
Mar 30, 1907
Page
2
The Pendleton Savings Bank announces a major expansion as deposits rise to $1,250,000 and surplus and undivided profits reach $150,000. The bank touts its safety, responsibility, and prompt service, noting the ongoing comprehensive changes to its banking house to better serve patrons in the Inland Empire.
Correspon dence from Athena reports Easter programs at M E church and Adams Methodist Episcopal church with special services at Athena Church of Christ. A family reunion in Walla Walla marks the feast’s first in 20 years. Mr Ellis and wife return from California in April improved in health. A daughter was born March 25 to Mr and Mrs Marion Jack. A Texas tornado kills a child and injures a man, destroys eighteen farmhouses and barns.
Freewater notes report progress toward a Catholic church in the area. Vincent Grange Hall near completion, two stories with a general store and banquet space, lodge rooms upstairs, partially donated work, Hudson Bay Grange company ownership. W. B. H. Lawrence promoted to Pomeroy agency. Mrs. Alveh J. Bicknell hosts Five Hundred Club. Father A. Dimier visits on church-building matters. Easter dance set for Badger hall tonight. Purchases 12 acres by Shields near Tumtum grange hall for 5000 dollars. considered prime land in the region.
A historical notice lists multiple rental properties with prices ranging from 1400 to 2500. Listings include modern houses, cottages, and rooms across East Alta Street, Mark and Alaine, South Main, West Court, and West Court area. Each ad notes installment plans and deferred payments with specified interest.
Engineer W H Hedman returned from the Yakima reservation where repairs on the government irrigation canal damaged by floods last fall are underway. He estimates total repair costs around 2000 dollars and notes a need for more help and laborers of any race to complete the work. The main canal extension to cover more barren land will begin after the oil line repair, with anticipated expenditure continuing into June. Yakima Republic.
Mrs Ruppee of Ava Missouri says her son recovered from a serious lung trouble after using Dr. King's New Discovery recommended by a druggist. She notes improvement after a few weeks and reports he has worked steadily since as a carpenter. The claim cites a guaranteed cough and cold cure with 60 cent and 1.00 dollar bottles and a trial bottle free.
A Nez Perce council at Lapwal plans to protest a new saloon in Spalding Idaho the oldest town in the state. The Nez Perce chief cites treaty hunting rights and liquor impacts as key concerns amid growing tensions over licensing.
An old advertisement touts Foley's Honey and Tar as a cure for coughs and colds. It warns against unsafe substitutes and notes the yellow package at Koeppen's Drug Store.
Ex senator J R Burton returns to Abilene Kansas after Ironton Missouri term, claiming President Roosevelt caused his conviction and imprisonment. He asserts he faced no bribery charge and accuses Roosevelt of orchestrating press bias and political persecution tied to sugar trust interests. He cites the Cuban reciprocity debate and senators’ manipulation of the process.
A sworn public notice by Frank J Cheney of F J Cheney & Co Toledo Ohio offers one hundred dollars for each case of catarrh cured or not by Hall’s Catarrh Cure. The firm claims internal use acts on blood and mucous membranes and invites readers to send for details. Local distributors are listed as Fattman? and others.
The dwelling of James Sweek in Hamilton Grant County burned. Mrs. Hanna, the tenant, says a box of matches blown by wind ignited when a door slammed. There was no insurance.
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