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Newspaper
Pendleton Eagle Valley News
Location
Pendleton, Oregon, United States of America
Date
May 25, 1901
Page
4
Hawley and Hawley's shop ads mix de B
Local adverts list hawkers and stores selling ice cream window shades furniture refrigerators wall paper and bells nibbled items. Mentions include Hawley s Murphy s Le Roy s Withee s and Cleaver Bros with promotions on goods from gloves to pianos and a free piano giveaway
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Dutton's
Hawley's
Hawley 'S
Nolf's
Iaviey
Withee’s
Withew's
Murphy's
Rader’s
Rader's
le Roy's
Noose
Sones
Helix
Cleaver Bros. Dry Goods Co
Cleaver , Giooda Co
Property notices and local commerce updates
A collection of brief items notes property sales in Union county and railway depot plans by the O R N Co. A new engine for Pendiewo yards is mentioned along with a property transfer at Hot Lake. Also recorded are a missing jacket sale, a brass aluminum nickel ad, a freight-car incident near Umatilla, and a church organ fund ice cream fundraiser at the high school grounds with child and adult prices.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
N. Berkeley
York
Cleaver Brow
Dry Goode
Pendiewo
Myers’ Mill
Fraser
Umatilla
Presbyterian Church
Sunday church services and Whit Sunday notices
The Baptist minister will speak on Pendleton Through a Hole in the Wall or Who Guilty in the evening at 6. No morning service due to ion services. Sunday school only. Redeemer Church observes Whit Sunday with Holy Communion at 7 and evening prayer at 7 45. Sunday school 10. Christian and First Presbyterian services listed with times and sermon topics.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Firat Haptiet
Church of the Redeemer
Christian Church
Sloveneral School
Whitiges A. Baker
Roosevelt’s Purchase of Wessel Dry Goods Stock
C E Roosevelts has bought the dry goods stock of the Wessel store from E Y Judd who had acquired it a week earlier from Mr Wessel. Roosevelt plans to run both stores jointly and open a new outlet on Wednesday with clerks arranging the transition. He was called to Walla Walla but expects to return soon and resume plans for the future.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Wessel Dry & Stock, Co. E
Heston
Wessel Senartonen
E. Y. Judd
Mr. Wessel
Roosevelt
Walla Walla
Grant Johnson Dies in Oregon Telegram Report
A telegram from Eugene announces Grant Johnson’s death on May 25 at age about 41. He once worked in Pendleton wool scouring mills, his wife having died there in 1807. Rumor of another person named Tom Johnson was dismissed. he is reportedly in Wallace, Idaho.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
D. B. Hailey
Damon Lodge
Knights of Pythias
Grant Johnson
Eugene
J. T. Lincoln
Helmet Lodge
Pendleton
San Francisco
Mili
San Princisco
Tom Johnson
Wallace, Idaho
J. KE. Moore
Martin praised as leading grocer by long experience
Fragmentary note credits Martin with leadership in the grocery trade due to his long experience. It mentions trade and cash discounts and hints at saving in buying prices, though the text is garbled and incomplete.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Martin
Pendleton Seeks Bids for Street Sprinkling Services
City invites bids to sprinkle streets or furnish the team, equipment, and driver. Details available at the city recorder's office. Bids due by Monday May 27 2901 at noon. Right reserved to reject any and all bids.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Pendleton
Petnam
Andl
City Recorder's Office
Memorial Ceremony Notice at Court House
Woodmen invite you and your family to attend a memorial ceremony at the court house on Sunday May 2 at 11 80 a m. Committer directs attendance and honors the deceased.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Court House
Pendleton Public Schools Stage Evening At Prazer Opera House
Crowded Friday program at the Prazer Opera House features Pendleton class of 1902 readings and music. Miss Bessie Kreba defends the Oregon hero Whitman. Miss Lavelle Moorhouse reviews The Bridge of the Gods. Miss Edith Epple performs Ben Hur. A wings drill by sixteen girls and several vocal and piano numbers close the evening.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Fraeer
Pendleton Public Schools
Clas
B. Conklio
Bessie Kreba
Maren Whitman
Oregon
Lavelle Moorhouse
Miss Moorhouse
Pacific States
Multnomah
Ben Hur
Lew Wallace
Mies Epple
Yooung
Elva Turner
Florence Moussu
Josie Cameron
Carol VanOredall
Ablma Halleck
Maud Sheek
Genevieve Koeppen
Kalith Smith
Willie Milne
Joma Wells
Blanche Bhall
Nora Forth
Dora Forth
Ethel
Illiland
Rita Howland
Musica
Jonnie Beatie
Miss Wood
Mine Woot
Wolo Hyd
EK. Lathrop
Miss Kaley
Opera House
Simpson & Er
Miss Frieda Roesch Hosts Pleasant Evening at Lewis Street
Miss Frieda Roesch entertained Pendleton academy students and faculty on Lewis Street. Mrs. C. H. Carter RB. S. Pond and J. E. Lathrop sang solos, Delia Heagle won a fortune-telling game, with Miss Roesch and Mrs. J A. Maraton providing piano numbers.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Frieda Roesch
Lewis Street
Pendleton Academy
Roewoh
Hottesa
C. H. Carter
Pond
J. E. Lathrop
Mise Roesch
J A. Maraton
Delia Heagle
amasuil _ gdleste
Regents Meeting at Weston Sets Stage for New Normal School
The Eastern Oregon state normal school regents plan a Weston meeting on May 29 to organize elect teachers and approve routines. The selected architect will present plans for a new building to begin promptly after the board's action, aiming for completion by the fall term. K Alexander says delays were unavoidable but construction will rush after the meeting.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Board of Regents
Eastern Oregon State Normal School
Weston
Nation Bases Board
Nueh
Thly Alter Bapestian
Miss Nyw Haw in Spokane Visit and Local Notes
Miss Mabel Nyw haw travels to Spokane for four months or more. Min Fou of Athena visits Miss Mabel Barnett in Bend. O W Avery of Bingham Springs visits Pendleton. Ken Oppenheimer arrested in Portland for alleged check forgery. Mrs Crandall of The Dalles visits Mrs K. E. P. Marshall. John Heathaan to accompany Bluerock shooters to La Grande. Pendleton party of about eight attends Weston confirmation. County clerk notifies state medical board approval for practice. Baker teams and other brief notes conclude the page.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mabel Nyw
Spokane
Min Fou
Athena
Mise Mabel Barnett
Pendieten
Portland
O. W. Avery
Bingham Springs
Ida
Pendleton
Ken Oppenheimer
Walla Walla
Crandall
Dalles
KE. P. Marehall
Marabai John Heathaan
Bluerock
la Grande
Weston
Robert Eilis KR
State Medical Board
Baker
Pendleton Social Notes Flurry Of Visits And Births
Pendleton residents embark on visits and travel with many names noted. Mrs Roosevelt welcomes a daughter born May 26 while Mr Roosevelt travels from Walla Walla. others plan stays with friends in Heppner, Sherman County, Milton and Cawego. Local mining and business figures like John Hughes, Fay Lathaw, and Lare Hanson appear, with field work near Meacham and gold spring farms.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Black
Pat
Pendleton
Ever Springs
Severn Clave
Frank Smith
Beattie
Mies Gertrude Williamson
Fhe Walies
W. W. King
Riteville
Wash
Chat
Minmew Wilhemeon
Roirie City
Zoot Homer
Lendleton Wen
EB. Roosevelt
Taby
Roosevelt Aetenn
Walla Walla
Roonevelt
Astoria
Th. Wade
Sarah ¢Vaun
Cawego
Federation of the Men’s Club
City
Detleg
Perry Trollinger
Heppner
Winves
Wnh
Venlleten
Hoe
Meacham
Lare Hanson
South Gold Spring
Hansen
Election Saga Delays Cayuse Chiefs Succession
Disputed heir Young Chief’s line fuels tribal maneuvering as Paul Showaway refuses candidacy. Col William Parsons drawn to draft a nominating paper for Cayuse supporters, while a vote looms Monday in New York. Dispatches report winter wheat belt yields amid debate. Bloomfield NJ judge rules "damn" not a swear word.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Paul Showaway
Ohd Ubiet Showaway
William Parsons
Famsin
Also Mentioned on This Page
Gregonvany
Express
Cleaver Bros
Pendleton Shoe Co
WM. Fitzgerald
Firat Presbyterian
C. E. Roosevelt
A. Martin Loads
Tallman & CO
Ferieda Roesch
New York
Rk, Don & Co
Bloomfield
N. J
Recorder of
Johnson Bros
Owl Tea House
The
Peoples Warehouse Fitters OF Feet Shoe Store
Main Street
Notary and Corporation
Order of Us
Anve Honey
Rubber Stampa
Farmers Custom Mill
Walters
J.lee
Dusenberry
Wood
Cousheiment
Laatz Bros
Cue NK Fairbank Company
Chicago
St.louis
BOS
ST. Joe Store
Rte
Deewana
Medecind CO
Peta
Elleton
M. A. Rader
Kear
Main and Webb Streets
Columbia LodGiNg House
BET
Alta & Webb Btr
F. X. Schempp, Prop
Locust Hill
Harred
Aft
Vince i
Guy W, Wade
Pendleton, Org
Stroble, Court Street
St. George Restaurant
Ananans Ang
Omas
Sean Moir
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