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Newspaper
Pendleton Eagle Valley News
Location
Pendleton, Oregon, United States of America
Date
Nov 03, 1908
Page
5
A jumble of notices lists fresh Olympic oysters at Hohbachs, dry woods from Oregon Lumber Yard, gas irons at W J Clark & Co, heaters, fruit at Ingrams Grocery, and assorted rentals, jobs, sales, and notices. It also mentions a domestic dispute in which A Koeppen & Bros report a wife seeking divorce after alleged abuse and threats.
Mrs Elvira Arollo Hies files for divorce citing alleged cruelty in a complaint dated yesterday. Heavily damaged text limits further detail but names Mrs Elvira Arollo.
William Kennedy aged 62 died in a bathtub at a New York hotel on Third Avenue. He had a history of vertigo attacks after checking in about two weeks earlier. A guest found him dead in the tub on the morning of the incident. A doctor from Bellecie hospital stated the vertigo caused teeth to lodge in the throat. Kennedy served ten years in the United States Army and departed Mare Island in 1908 as a sergeant.
In Sant Row Calee Tt wae charged with inenity for arousing children at midnight and walking them in the yard and streets. Stella Hunyin denied the allegations claiming water baptism would wake the youngsters. The case, with multiple witnesses, was adjourned to November 24. her husband, a rincher, was mentioned.
A large addition to the forestry service staff will depart December 1 from Washington to staff a newly established unit spanning Missouri Montana Albuquerque New Mexico Ogden San Francisco and Portland. The group of 165 foresters clerks stenographers and other employees includes 120 women and 40 administrative officers. the chief forester and 100 staff will remain at the base. Roo s Laxative Cough Syrup is promoted for quick relief from coughs colds hoarseness and bronchial throat troubles with gentle laxative action.
Returns from the Western Union election will be posted in the Peoples Warehouse windows as observed. A large wallet board impedes reading, while Manson Pile Remedy offers relief from piles with guaranteed first-use results. Price not listed.
Fresh oysters available in bulk at Delta in half pints pints and quarts. Call 9091 for details and pricing.
Weekly promotion at Ireland's rink offers free skating tickets to attendees. Organizers advertise ongoing giveaways, encouraging families and individuals to visit for no charge admission and a chance to win.
Abrahm Gulick, a prosperous farmer in New Jersey, was killed when he tripped and plunged head first into a threshing machine while aiding neighbor John McDowall with wheat. A co worker cried out as Gulick disappeared into the mechanism, leaving bystanders in horror.
Near Rainier Oregon a cow belonging to Jack Appleton died after ingesting salt from a tin can left outside a keeper's house. The animal stuck its muzzle in the can, salt seeped into its mouth, and efforts to remove the container failed. The cow suffocated before aid arrived.
Election returns from Peoples Warehouse trickle in as readers view a large bulletin board. Shown are totals and district tallies with residents checking updates through the windowed display.
David A. Smith, noted pioneer, was struck by a Portland Railway Power Co. car and killed several days ago. The incident occurred in the city street, drawing mournful notices from local residents and colleagues.
McCormmach, secretary of the Umatilla Good Roads association, was in La Grande to push a plan for a trans mountain highway over the Blue mountains. Pendleton autoists back the move and aim to remove rocks and stamps from the prevent road at modest cost. Work is deferred until spring, with hopes to begin then. The project would boost travel from Pendleton and connect Grand Ronde, Hot Lake and nearby sights.
Riverside ranch owner C. P. Stanyan earns top raspberry honors this year as his vines yield a second crop unharmed by frost. He believes the Tualatin project will produce abundant fruit and reach markets first and last. The ad lists numerous buyers and distributors across the region.
Taking notice of a disposed hardware business, Goodman Hardware Co asks all indebted customers to call at 643 Main Street Pendleton for immediate settlement as they plan to leave town. Mrs. W. Jones praises a local grocer for selling Folger’s Golden Gate Coffee ground for her.
Near death story from Mrs Lucier and a testimonial from Mrs Nelson Lucier of Athol Mass praises Mi o na as a cure for dyspepsia. Tallman Co sells a 50 cent box with guarantee or money back. Mi o na described as a stomach strengthener not a digester, said to rebuild a worn stomach lining and improve digestion.
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