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Newspaper
Pendleton Eagle Valley News
Location
Pendleton, Oregon, United States of America
Date
Nov 01, 1901
Page
4
A local ad promotes a strong line of Misses and Children's Shoes with a wide range of prices. It highlights superior welts and turns and urges readers to visit before buying for the best selection.
Cleaver Bros Jas A Howard offer farm loans while Hawley's sells fine pickle butter at 50 cents per roll. Withee's features $1 shirts. Hawley's cranberry and mushes. Empire meat market for oysters and clams. Tables for boarders at 32 Garden Street. Younger & Son promote fast delivery and clean store. Lane's Family Medicine advertised with Tallman & Co. as sole agents.
A mix of store promos and notices appears from Wd. Clark & Co to Baer & Daley with discounts on school goods, door mats, heaters, chocolates from Koeppen's, and framed pictures from Sharp. Also listed: three acres of land near Dayton Washington for 1250 dollars, and leases offering 1800 acres of plowed land with stubble in Pendleton area. A teachers’ meeting in Umatilla county and an address by W. A. Northcott are noted among the items.
JW Smith of Athen visits Pendleton while J B Nowlin county superintendent attends a meeting. T F Pose from Athens plans departure for Macents Aria with family for winter. Mr Hislop and Mrs Hislop fly to California for the season and return to Pendleton in spring. their home leased to T H Taggart.
Searchlight Moving Picture Co presents a two week run at 2 46 Court Street in Tacoma with nightly attractions including at sea adventures Paris exposition and a bombardment of Chinese fort Taku along with other titles such as bulldog and tram and loaded barge shooting the White Horse rapid. President McKinley’s last Buffalo address is listed for Saturday night with Prof. Benson billed as musical wonder.
County physician Geo W Scroggs of Hall County touts Kodol Dyspepsia Cure as highly effective after using and prescribing it. The advertisement claims the product digests what you eat and is backed by Tajiman Co. and Rock & MeComus.
President Penrose and Mrs Penrose greeted Whitman College visitors in Pendleton as they traveled by overland train toward Walla Walla. Yale centennial celebrations, endowment talks, and plans for a new dormitory at Pendleton Academy dominated discussions with Yale and Whitman athletic leaders.
In Walla Walla a large group of students met the returning Dr and Mr Penrose at the train station to celebrate their homecoming from the East. The warm reception reflected the high regard for the popular college president and his spouse as they arrived back from summer travel.
In a multifaceted county case week, Will Welle versus John L Smith concluded with a verdict favoring the defendant Haker. The court had earlier considered related matters, including arraignments and a separate Athena case over saloon fixtures and alleged partnership debts. The jury ruled Wells as plaintiff in the Athena suit, with a broader session set for November 26 to dispose of remaining business.
On Halloween boys staged pranks across the town. A wagon was overturned near J. Brown’s residence, and several youths in the eastern district fired pistols randomly, turning the area into a temporary battlefield.
M. F. Kelley who yielded the Hotel State to Mrs. Koonts yesterday arrived by evening train and today plans to lease the Golden Rule Hotel from Conrad Kohler. Papers are not signed yet and details are unavailable.
Constantinople reports no new news on Miss Stone. Rumor repeats that Miss Stone's companion Mme Telika and the infant child are both dead in captivity, renewing speculation.
A strange incident at Weston City Hall on Franklin Street disrupted the building as books and records were torn and scattered. Police report widespread damage including destroyed ledgers and disordered offices, while officials weigh motives and possible suspects in a deliberate act of destruction.
Tutuila real estate shifts as Charles Innis and WA Cheyne buy half a section for 400 dollars. William Connerly seals a lease near Pendleton. Shoaling farmers Gillet Howe Owen Roberts and others report seasonal activity and land sales from Wallis Walla to Palowee country. John Craw returned from exploration in Hoathern Oregon.
The text describes Minnesota placing second behind New York at a Buffalo Exposition with mentions of a drawing by Max. It notes expectations for May and hints at competition or events surrounding the fair.
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