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Newspaper
Pendleton Eagle Valley News
Location
Pendleton, Oregon, United States of America
Date
Nov 01, 1904
Page
2
A local retailer claims its prices compare favorably with competitors. The stock is larger and more complete than ever before, following purchases made to secure lower costs and pass savings to customers.
George Himes records a minor yet intriguing chapter in California gold discovery. Mirian Bonney Hibler, age 12, first found yellow particles on Feather River led to Gen. Fremont’s hush. The tale spans Hastings, Fort Hall, Butter Ranch, and Monterey, with Hibler later living in Oregon as a widow at 71.
John Johnson testifies that Patrick stole his silver watch. Charles Patrick, colored, is arraigned in Jumtion court on larceny charges, pleads not guilty, and the case is set for trial tomorrow morning at 18 Welwek. Johnson says he chased Patrick after seeing the watch taken from his coat pocket.
A migrated concert at the M E Church last evening drew about 1500 attendees and was praised as the finest of its kind ever seen in the area. Haworth League sponsors to host a Tuesday evening event on Thompson Street. A woolen mill fire in Royalston, Mass caused $960,000 in damage after a picker dropped a file into the machinery.
A fragment notes sound business practice and Schilling's Best baking powder as a basis of wealth, praising Revering extracts and urging purchase at the grocer with a money back idea.
After eight days of deliberation and 27 witnesses, the jury concluded Seymore Swauger died by being run over by a westbound Oregon Railroad train near Albany Springs in the night between October 21 and 23. Evidence suggests intoxication and foul play not established. expenses totaled $291.40 for the inquest and related costs.
Two new crops, cane and broom corn, show strong growth four miles west of Bele under winter irrigation. Trials of sorghum and broom corn yielded tall stalks over Ub feet, with sorghum producing 200 gallons of finished product and a profit of about 100 per acre after costs. Samples were exhibited at the St Louis fair and in Keho.
Athena business leaders plan a Thursday night meeting to finalize a commercial club, with a permanent organization committee named. A constitution and by laws panel includes William McBride D. H. Preston and G. Chamberlain. Twenty prominent men subscribed to the membership list at a prior Saturday gathering.
Billings of Union county visited Monument on Saturday to buy horses weighing 1900 to 1800 pounds. He would pay $80 for unbroke mares of thin kind. higher price for broken stock. The Fraser theater will present The Hills of California on Saturday night November 6, drawing a large crowd.
The Pendleton Clerks Union releases a statement defending workers after an alleged confrontation at the Hub on Court and Main. The report claims Paul Strain resisted a peaceful stand, with three items dropped from the crowd and no injuries reported. The union questions Strain’s alleged bankrupt stock claim and cites a reply from Pendleton Sheriff JOHN & LOMSR.
Fragmentary OCR notes mention Lookliog Biinines Tocathan Richardson and James town NF with references to Wall e la Walla county and Watlowa country. It alludes to travel to Ciniding Woatton for goods and clothing, a legal figure EL PT Wella, and visits by Mr HiChordieonta titherine law, Barton county, Barton county Bares, Thornesville, Mar Wells vinited, and mentions regions Wialla and Gro Go.
A meeting of the parish auxiliary will be held tomorrow at 2 p.m. at the home of Mrs Lee Mowrhotie. The auxiliary meeting will follow at the same location.
Best propositions ever offered for sale in Eastern Oregon. We have just listed some very desirable city property at low prices.
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