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Newspaper
Pendleton Eagle Valley News
Location
Pendleton, Oregon, United States of America
Date
May 21, 1901
Page
4
Three styles featured include patent calf with Cuban heel plain toe and French kid with full Lote heel hand turned sole A cloth top French kid with hand turned show. The shoes are described as the neatest and dressiest of the season and customers are urged to view them.
An eclectic ad listing from Pendleton highlights fresh deliveries and new items from Cleaver Brothers Dry Goods Co and Murphy and Hawley stores. It touts ice cream, boasted ham and lard, framed pictures, gloves, wallpaper, and furniture with installment plans and low weekly payments. It also mentions regional suppliers like Nolf's and Rader's, plus deals on oil, ropes, and harvest equipment, and promotes Ukiah creamery products through local merchants.
New sweatere and fancy hardware at the Boston Store. Milton Eagle reports Pendieta Sunday school delegates praised the convention and countywide meetings. The Milton Eagle notes the school board met, listing staff including T. O. Salt and Ada Mieres. Joe West buys a new automobile to keep up with news and travels up to town. Heppner Gazette reports Jim Keenay and Tony Matlock organizing spring roundup to gather horses south from Willows for 40 white miles, with about fogo horses to be shipped to Omaha.
Pendleton city notice warns residents to curb street litter and debris including bottles glass iron or metal scraps and paper waste. Violation of Ordinance No. 6 carries penalties likely fines under local law.
W F Ted Minand, a veteran shearer in California Montana and Ongwon, notes a remarkable flock near Pendleton on the Umatilla river. From 10 000 sheep he expects 160 000 pounds of long staple wool with many yielding heavy fleece suitable for top quality wool.
The fragmentary item lists residents and events from Umatilla and surrounding areas. It mentions ii of Umatilla traveling home, Mrs Catherine Foster hosting, pitcher Kirkwin Chapler joining Thompson & Dupuis, and a note that the Independent will discontinue publication. Also referenced are George Huson leaving for Baker City, Miss Mile Tuttle arriving from Summerville, Grace Crawford in West Court Street, and health concerns of Ed Gullach at God Samaritan Hospital in Portland.
Canton lodge No. 4 Knights of Pythias held a May 20 meeting with about 50 members. A surprise intrusion by Hathbone Sisters introduced a twilight banquet with a Toweli, walade, aanit, and coffee service. Four Second Oregon veterans received Philippine campaign medals, with three present to be honored and one to receive later.
Washington reports no recent complaints from Walliwa county Oregon about Indians from Umatilla Colville and Lapwal reservations molesting settlers. Indian agents say Umatilla Indians stayed on reserves and no predations occurred. Washington warns Todiane to arrest violations and keep natives on reservations to prevent new interference.
Friday program at Frazer Opera House features literary exercises by the close of 102, with Mie LaVelle Moorhouse reviewing Bach and Keith Enple presenting a short piece. A debate on whether Marmos Whitman saved Oregon will feature opposing speakers. Ethel Kimball will paraphrase Ben Meredith and music closes the evening.
Mrs. J Honing, wife of a traveling man, confessed to slaying Jamies Ayres, a News Office clerk found shot in his Room at Hotel Renmere. She claimed illness and an attempted assault by Avery during a struggle. Coroner’s jury held Bonine for grand jury.
Reports from Maine say J Pierpont Morgan and Frederic Loubet will confer in New York today on the Panama Canal. Morgan, once blamed for delays in the project, is said to be pressing a plan to complete the canal within a few years, securing a vast strategic asset for maritime trade.
Chicago was officially awarded the international Olympian games for 109. The ceremony in Paria May Shi The announcement confirms Chicago as host city with Kether Cleveland Ir Princeton N J noted in coverage. Cleveland's condition remains unchanged as of May 21.
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