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Newspaper
Pendleton Eagle Valley News
Location
Pendleton, Oregon, United States of America
Date
May 02, 1901
Page
4
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The page lists Hawley's offerings fresh produce dry goods and strawberries and peas Murphy's markets window displays and framing services plus Duttons ice cream and a Crescent bicycle agency with installment plans. It also notes Le Roy's tamales Rader's furniture store and Koeppen Brow druggists soda fountain with new seasonal drinks and imported creams.
Merchants advertise rugs and matting at Nolf s and Rader s furniture stores with showcased appliances. Housing rental sought. J H Young advertises a four room house on Main and Bluff. Smallpox and measles outbreaks noted with brief respite in Pendleton. Local sales and business moves include Withee winning a gold watch, land sales indicating strong soil demand, Kohler and Ratpittke purchasing Mazeppa saloon, Smith relocating to Los Angeles, Wakefield Failing acquiring Riggs Dam musical stock, and Mott promoting La Loie Faller s show at Frazer May 4 with improvements cited in Pendleton.
M A Ferguson, wheat warehouseman of Adame, visits Pendleton. William Rove and L F Reed’s barber at Main and Court. Fret Waite plans Baker City trip with hardware samples. Joe Hanecom recovers from smallpox in Pendleton. E G Souder returns from Baker City praising Pendleton. W P Riborn reports Baker City encampment and supper. J N Vandorn of Spokane, former Pendleton furniture dealer, tours Greenhorn mining district. Robert N Stanfield from Echo advocates Echo creamery. John Vibert travels to Vancouver to meet his brother. L L Tallman and J V Tallman of Walla Walla present, with Tallman relation noted.
Rev C T Whittlesey formerly of Portland has accepted the principalship at Wilbur School after successful two year run of Roseburg academy. Wilbur niche draws over a hundred students last year and about twenty five from outside Wilbur. Auction notice appears for household items including iron bedframes oak bedroom set and dining room furniture with sale date Saturday May 4. Daily East Oregonian price 15 cents weekly.
Pendleton hosts the Seventh annual Umatilla county Sunday School association convention at First Presbyterian church on May 10 and 11. Delegates include pastors, superintendents, and one per twenty members. entertainment provided. Programs cover devotional, round tables, reports, and talks on Sunday school work, teacher training, and church relations.
W F Matlock has made nineteen trips to Alaska in four years, mainly Seattle to Skagway with some voyages from Victoria to Skagway and Dawson from Skagway. The line carries a daily passenger train between Skagway and White Pass and a daily freight train, sometimes doubling on busy days. The narrow gauge railroad uses small cars carrying loads from 14 to 2, pounds.
Nightly drunken dispute leads to larceny from the person charge. Lloyd remains jailed while Epperson accused of robbing with a knife and money replacement, amid a Park Wednesday evening at the Galdenule hotel near Pilot Rock.
Lloyd, found at Little Henry's anloon, is jailed after a confrontation with Maratial Heathman. Epperson obtained a warrant while inebriated, Justice Fite Gerald will hear the case once Epperson recovers. Lloyd denies Wednesday night contact with Epperson, Joyd found with Epperson's pocket-knife, no money. Fred Lloyd previously worked at State saloon and recently on Tom Tweedy's reservation.
Fred R. Mellis formerly a Pendleton merchant now in charge of Oregon's exhibit at Buffalo New York writes Apr 21 of heavy snow and flood delaying arrival. He describes costly rides and poor hotel shelter, predicts the exposition building will improve if weather moderates, and notes a minor wreck near Granger while he feels well.
The American tragedy Nathan Hale by Clyde Fitch debuts at the Knickerbocker theater for a Friday night performance with mass scenery and costumes from the New York production. Howard Kyle stars as Nathan Hale, hailed as a leading man and ideal for the title role in this American subject.
The balloonist perished when his hands slipped from the trapsee as a crowd watched in horror. The piece urges safer, peaceful pursuits and health via Hostetter's Stomach Bitters, claiming it aids digestion and prevents malaria and fever.
County superintendent J F Nowlin released a summary of the 1900 01 school year for Umatilla County. The report notes 202 pupils ages 4 to 20, 711 days of attendance, average daily attendance 77 1 2, 188 public school teachers and 24 in private schools, 44 private college students, public school property valued at 119070 80, insurance on property 2870, average term length 62 months, 1017 books added to shelves, 145 subscribers to educational papers, and certificates of attendance at institute work issued.
Seven heavy passenger trains left Minneapolis for the Pacific coast carrying at least 40 people each. The settlers rate has moved through St Paul and Minneapolis since September, with an estimated total of 5 000 travelers.
A Selma crowd killed three black men at John Dawson's home after Deputy Sheriff Joseph Edwards was slain Sunday night. The victims were May, Joe Jones, and Rob Dawson, alleged conspirators in Edwards death, all named as Negroes.
In Portland we purchased a job lot of Johnson Bros white semiporcelain at below jobber cost and will offer it at ironstone prices. A price list will be published on arrival. watch this space for details.
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