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Pendleton Eagle Valley News

Location

Pendleton, Oregon, United States of America

Date

May 29, 1902

Page

8

Personal Mention Highlights Pendleton Visitations

J S Richey of Milton and G W Bradley of Athena are in town. C W Baker of La Grande becomes Hotel Pendleton night clerk. B F Gill returns from Portland business college. J B Kennedy of Warren Station reports excellent wheat. Judge A S Bennett passed through after Weston pioneers address. J A Richmond of Warren allegedly critically ill in Alberta B C. Fred Lee George Williams Henry Jangeola and Louis Hansone of Cold Springs visit. grain prospects strong. Emma Purington Curtis of Chicago visiting Pendleton after Los Angeles clubs assembly. John King of Cold Springs notes near 100 acres of headed wheat. predicts record Umatilla wheat yield.

J. S. Richey Milton G. W. Bradley Athena C. W. Baker la Grande Hotel Pendleton B. F. Gill Portland J. B. Kennedy Warren Station A. 8. Bennett The Dalles Pendleton Pioneers Weston J. A. Richmond Warren British Columbia Itoly Cross Alberta B. C Fred Lee George Williams Henry Jangeola Louis Hansone Cold Springs Emma Purington Curtis Chicago Weston Normal School E. BE. Purington A Lowell Assembly of Women's Clubs Los Angeles John King

When Drugs Are Required Be Sure The Drugs Are Pure

When drugs are required be sure the drugs are pure and carefully compounded. If you come to us you can feel perfectly safe. None but pure drugs can reach our shelves, and our system of compounding prescriptions assures absolute correctness.

Carden-Finley wed in Pendleton home ceremony

A. O. Carden and Miss Nancy Finley were married Wednesday at Rev. R. A Copple’s Christian church home on West Alta street. Carden works in Pendleton Tribune mechanical department and served with Company D in the Philippines. Mrs. Carden is daughter of A. K. Finley, farmer moved to Pullman. They plan to live in Pendleton.

A. O. Garden Nancy Finley R. A Copple Christian Church West Alta Street Carden Pendleton Pullman

Presbyterian church wedding in Pendleton lighted by community

Rev. Robert J. Diven united Miss Katie Barrell and Paul Davis in marriage at the Presbyterian church Wednesday evening. Both are well known locally with Barrell serving as clerk at Noll's nation store. Friends witnessed the ceremony with Fred Shoemaker and Verdena Welton as attendants. Afterward guests went to The Delta ice cream parlor for refreshments, and the couple will reside in Pendleton.

Presbyterian Church Robert J. Diven Katie Barrell Paul Davis Noll's Nation Store Fred Shoemaker Verdena Welton Delta Mrs. Davis Pendleton

Appointed General Agent Joins Umatilla County Office

John B. Giesy of Salem arrives to serve as general agent for Umatilla and neighboring counties for the Pacific Mutual Life Insurance Company. A pioneer from Oregon, he is expected to succeed as the company is respected and has paid about $30,000 in death claims in Umatilla County.

John B. Giesy Salem City Umatilla Pacific Mutual Life Insurance Company Giesy Oregon

Nye for Justice of the Peace Pendleton District

Local election appeal urges support for A. W. Nye in Pendleton district as candidate for justice of the peace. Community voters are encouraged to consider Nye for the post.

A. W. Nye Justice of the Peace Pendleton District

County Chairmen Predict Clear Republican Victory in Umatilla

The East Oregonian reports interviews with Democratic county chairman A. D. Stillman and Republican chairman Frank Curl. Stillman forecasts a Democratic win countywide by 150 to 600 if most registered voters cast ballots, while Curl expects a large Republican majority, claiming many will vote straight Republican. Both men discuss efforts to curb voting irregularities and ensure a fair election, with Stillman detailing aggressive precautions against floating and nonresidents, and Curl predicting a landslide for the Republican slate next Monday.

The East Oregonian Stillman A. D. Stillman Umatilla County Umatilla Furnish Pendleton Gurl Frank Curl Republican McKinley Curl Chamberlain

Pot of Civil War Treasure Found by Poor Farmer

A spring discovery uncovers a $20,000 pot of gold once buried during the Civil War. The find brings the farmer happiness, but pales beside the relief of sick people cured by Hostetter's Stomach Bitters. The ad touts the remedy for stomach, liver, kidney, and bowel disorders and urges buyers to seek the genuine bottle with the private stamp.

Hostetter

Pendleton Academy third year students decorate for evening exercises

The Pendleton academy third year students work on stage decoration and preparing the opera house for the commencement exercises this evening. Reserved seats for the event are on sale at Frazier's.

Pendleton Academy Frazier's

O R and N Sells Chicago and Missouri River Tickets

Tomorrow the O R and N will offer limited return fares to Chicago for four dollars and to Missouri river points for forty four dollars. The sale applies only on May 3 and is valid for the specified date.

Chicago Missouri River

Do not forget the initiative and referendum amendment

The message urges remembrance of the initiative and referendum amendment and requests to make the first vote for a specified proposal. It presents a political instruction without detailed context or outcome.

The Bold Bad Hold Up Man at O R N Depot

Pierce Todd was stopped by a lone highwayman at the O R N depot Tuesday night and relieved of $10 to $15. A man with an air shooter forced Todd to surrender his money, then he fled before police could be alerted. Todd did not report the incident until Wednesday afternoon, saying darkness hid the attacker’s description.

Pierce Todd Young Todd

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