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Newspaper
Pendleton Eagle Valley News
Location
Pendleton, Oregon, United States of America
Date
May 21, 1901
Page
3
A letter from a Toledo firm touts a patent cure for catarrh with a promise of one hundred dollars weekly for participants. The notice claims testimonials and free samples available by postcard requests, urging readers to join and pay upfront fees.
In May a man from Athena suffered injuries when his horse or barge veered near Helix, causing him to be thrown to the ground. He was found with a jaw injury and a knocked out tooth, cared for by a nearby resident before transport to town for treatment.
The seriously injured man was brought to his home in the evening and is resting as well as could be expected. He sustained a terrible laceration and is under care at his residence.
The Webb Street grading and graveling contract, up for approval at the May 22 council meeting, favors G. A. Smith as the lowest bidder. The project runs from east of State Street to near Oak Street, about 6240 feet long, estimated to cost the city around 1450. Dr. King's New Life Pills are recommended for fatigue and related ailments.
Door Park Maryland the Moat Delightful Summer Resort of the Alleghenies sits 2500 feet above sea level and reachable via Baltimore and Ohio railroad. It offers private baths electric lights a long distance telephone elevator Turkish bath golf tennis bowling drives and full livery. All cottages are reserved for the season open June 22 to September 30. For rates and information write WK Borwell manager care Queen City Hotel Cumberland Md June 1. After that date Deer Park Garrett County Md remains open.
K. Martin is called the leader in the grocery trade due to long experience. He offers trade and cash discounts to customers, allowing him to price goods cheaper than other stores. Martin passes buying savings on rice to his customers, inviting shoppers to compare prices with other stores to see his lower costs.
St Robin 200 reports suffering from corn pain and describes Bucklen's Arm w Salve as completely curing them. Advertises skin remedies for sprains, bruises and burns with care by Tallman & Co. Godecke & Kirkman dissolve. EK Kirkman retires. Wmn. Go decke continues business. Pendleton Oregon dated May. East Oregonian building rooms for rent at $11 monthly.
May incident in Walla Walla centers on A M Stone traveling rep for Smith Premier typewriters who defended his opinion about fighting dogs. He clashed with a barber, knocked him down twice, and was arrested but paid no fine as friends funded the case. Stone is an Olympic Athletic club member and enjoyed the turnout.
Athena May 20 reports Miss Callender finishing nursing studies at Good Samaritan Portland and visiting mother Mrs. Ella Callender. several residents travel for work and social visits to Pendleton Walla Walla Weston and Baker City. local officials discuss Main street grading. community members undertake church and lodge activities and travel for appointments and duties.
W. W. Whitworth and Chas. H. Miller are delegates to the Grand Lodge of Odd Fellows to be held at Baker City on May 2. Mrs. Elva Elder is a delegate to the Rebekah lodge at the same location.
A New Jersey resident discovers a buried treasure in his yard likely left by Captain Kidd’s crew. The piece touts Hoetetter's Stomach Bitters as a cure for stomach, liver, and kidney disorders and a tonic for nerves and health.
John H. Lawrey and J. L. Sharon depart at 5 25 PM for Baker City where the Grand Encampment and Grand Lodge of Odd Fellows meet. About 60 delegates travel from Portland and eastern cities to attend the three day session Wednesday through Friday.
Echo headlines note a birth to Mr and Mrs J Gulliford a girl born Wednesday. Perry Gould of Pendleton visits Echo for business. Overland lodge No 23 O F F hosts Grand Master J W Welsh of Astoria with Mrs Welsh. Large Odd Fellows and Rebekah gathering features a talk on fraternal history. Fred Freudig and family visit from Milton. Local illnesses prompt medical trips to Pendleton and Portland. Community updates include school closure plans and home renovations by the Dickey boys and others.
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