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Newspaper
Pendleton Eagle Valley News
Location
Pendleton, Oregon, United States of America
Date
May 16, 1901
Page
4
Three elegant footwear styles are showcased this season, including an ist A patent calf with Cuban heel a plain toe and A French kid with full Louie heel hand turned sole and grd A cloth top French kid hand turned shoe. These three shoes are the neatest dressiest options this season. Call and see them even if you have a new pair. They will make your eyes glad.
Local notices trumpet sweet cream from Cleaver Bros Duttons and Hawley s groceries plus window shades gloves and wallpaper at Murphy s and Rader s furniture. Properties for sale by N Berkeley, cards for cheap lace and silk waists at Cleaver Bros. Promotions claim big bargains from P Jones Withwe s and Crescent agency as town commerce buzzes in bright period ads.
Hatter Roumagoux aged man from this city and four companions were riding near Vinson on May 5. A gun in the group discharged wounding Roumagoux in the right head and causing burns on nearby wood. He was treated at the scene and airlifted to hospital where his condition remained critical.
Thomas Edwards travels from Bear Creek to Thepdlleton with two head of sheep for common shearing on Friday May 1. He will present notions and wants the members of the ten Spertamen's sssema tiatiag to attend as in prior years. They are urged to appear in two weeks to chart fish and view.
Fragmentary entry describes a fearful night and a man’s account of a walk in a town. A detective or director figure is noted with references to a trial and a local shop at Talimap & Co. The readable portions hint at danger, age, and whispered guilt inside a troubled scene.
Pendieton Woodmen of the World camp calls all members and the public to a Thursday evening meeting at 8 p.m. to hear speeches by the state organizer and a candidate for campaign roles. Three new members are reported enrolled in the lodge.
The Toy Toy murder case sits before the Oregon Supreme Court today, with Cointhia George’s case following. Defendants Toy-Toy and Columbia George were convicted of first degree murder at the October term in Pendleton after alleged poisoning and death of Annie Edna. Arguments raise jurisdiction and corroboration questions as the court weighs trial validity and reservation status.
The council debated expanding health inspections to all public and private schools and passed an ordinance ordering physicians to inspect schools at least once per year. Traffic rules near the city center were adjusted and liquor licenses for Anton Nolte and others were granted.
The day’s notes include Judge O Day of Portland with Supreme Court business, Judge A. Bennett of The Dalles at the Pendleton hotel, and various locals traveling or visiting. Jacob Schenerman departs on a wool buying expedition to Idaho while Paul Winslow recovers from measles en route to health. Blanche and Tave Horn visit Pendleton from their McKay Creek ranch as Teal arrives from Echo to join Martin encampment.
Describes Dera Park Hotel in Deer Park Maryland as a summer resort 2800 feet above sea level with mountain breezes and easy rail access via Baltimore and Ohio. Highlights include private baths electric lights long distance telephone elevator Turkish bath swimming pools golf tennis bowling full livery and Annapolis Naval Academy band. Open June 22 to September with rates via manager W. E. Burwell care Queen City Hotel Cumberland Maryland.
A list of guests arriving includes Chas H Green and Thos O Day from San Francisco and Portland respectively, J W Myers from Paris, EG Haight and F E Rathey from Portland, with multiple names from Portland, Spokane, The Dalles, and New York among others. The roster notes guests traveling from diverse places such as Portiana and Monroe with several Portland residents attending.
In New York on May 1 a feature reports a new laundry enterprise offering work and training for women, designed to aid industrial employment and uplift needy families. The facility promises fair pay, comfortable conditions, and paths to higher training with optional courses and fees, plus family washing services available.
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