Sisters to open temporary hospital in Klamath Falls
Inland Empire notes plan by the Sisters of St Frances of Pendleton to open a temporary hospital in Klamath Falls in July. The move earns local praise and is seen as a growth factor for the region.
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Newspaper
Pendleton Eagle Valley News
Location
Pendleton, Oregon, United States of America
Date
May 09, 1906
Page
7
Inland Empire notes plan by the Sisters of St Frances of Pendleton to open a temporary hospital in Klamath Falls in July. The move earns local praise and is seen as a growth factor for the region.
A town buzzes over a new soda fountain offering “gloss” drinks and a refreshed vibe. Pendleton introduces a campaign around a fountain as merchants promote pop on ice and phosphates, while the East End Grocery market glitters with candy trees and cherry blossoms.
The East End Grocery operated by WW. OVET, proprietor, lists contact by phone AGATN AAA for customers seeking daily staples and local produce.
Pendleton residents testify that Doan's Kidney Pills relieved dull backache and kidney discomfort for years. Henry Williams of College Street recalls over four years of pain eased after using the pills bought at Pendleton Drug Co. and says the remedy remains valuable. Foster Milburn Co of Buffalo, NY markets the product nationwide at 66 cents.
The Excelling Burlesque Company presents The California Girls on Sunday May 18 at Fraser theater. The show promises lavish costumes and witty vaudeville acts led by Rowe and Adana and a lineup including Helton, Shiveel, Evelyn Foner, and the Aniwow.
Paker and Folsom funeral directors reported a mix up with their office arrangements and a funeral party, with a caller noting confusion about hours and service details. The matter involved the post office and the associated contact line as an apology was issued.
An old newspaper fragment advertises Dr Kings New Life Pills claiming quick relief from constipation and improved vigor. The ad mentions guarantees by a company and Pendleton Drug Company, druggists, with a price of 26e.
The Washington & Columbia River Railway and O R N announce round trip fares for major routes to Chicago Saint Louis and other cities with sale dates through 1906. Special rates include 89.15 to Portland and return and 64 to Chicago, 60 to St Louis, 62.50 to Duluth, 52.60 to Sioux City, 62.50 to Omaha, 62.50 to Council Bluffs, 52.50 to St Joseph, 52.00 to Kansas City. Tickets valid June to September with various sale dates and 90 day returns. Walter Adams and E C Smith serve as agents. Stopovers allowed west of the Missouri River and St Paul. Concerted conventions in New Haven and Denver also listed with rail rates.
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