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Newspaper
Pendleton Eagle Valley News
Location
Pendleton, Oregon, United States of America
Date
Nov 08, 1901
Page
4
We are showing a very strong line of Misses' and Children's Shoes and have a large assortment at all prices. Our welts and turns are the best to be had. It will be to your interest to see us before buying your children's shoes.
Cleaver Bros Jas and A Howard promote fire insurance and farm loans while Demonet and Demonet's offer cranberries mince meat and musleh. Younger & Son advertise ready delivery gas fast groceries. Kemp's Balsam advertises throat lung cure via Tallman & Co. sale.
Our Story Books announces new titles added to the store shelves. The levy of volumes now includes reinforced stock chosen by popularity to invite patrons to browse at leisure in the shop.
A jumble of trade mentions and notices from Pendleton area merchants. Stores advertise groceries, groceries like canned goods and fruits, clothing and footwear specials, furniture, and candy. Local names include Nolf’s, Younger & Son, Hawley, St. Joe store, Raders, and Demort’s. Police and legal notes mention Gilbert’s arrest for drunkenness and a new Oregon license rule for fish dealers.
Manager Bucknum of Chromo Colorado and J H Robbins mayor of Sumpter Oregon met Pen Hilton members at Carr Haley to discuss buying another drill and starting operations on lands in Colorado. They already run three drills and report a well 61 feet deep yielding ten barrels per day. The refined petroleum shows a high grade and prospects look strong for near term returns.
Atlanta resident Jr. F. Carter praises De Witt's Witch Hazel Salve for cuts burns and bruises claiming rapid cures. The notice also mentions Tallman & Co and Brock melons and reports Oregon Biggar Company's La Grande factory nearing Saturday closure in its fourth year of operation with about 5 000 000 pounds output and a large beacon products warehouse.
A new pill from DeWict named Litle Barly Risers is promoted as thorough and gentle. The product claims to set force while assisting the bowels, with Tallman Co and Hrock & McComas listed in association.
A Thursday evening social at LaDow Music Hall hosted by Mesdames Charles J. Smith and William H. Fowler drew about ten guests. The event featured refined hospitality, a decorated venue, and an orchestra performance before dancing, praised as a highlight of Pendleton society socials with attendees from Portland and Walla Walla.
A stream of visitors pours into Pendleton from La Grande Athens and Weston. Notables include Judge Syarhe and wife from Myewell, N. H. Cottrell of Pilot Rock arriving with family, and Miss Cleopatra Brown of Kalama non en route to visit her former schoolmate. A. Bi. Woode and Mrs. Duden travel via Pendleton toward Seattle while several residents depart for Portland and Ohio.
Mrs F A Campbell discusses a South visit with Mr A Campbell returning from Pendleton Vinson area. She praises the canyon for beauty and new homes and orchards. She recalls the Nelson place on Hutter Creek and historic violent events once tied to the area. The Vinson valley is described as beautiful with cool air and a small progressive school taught by Miss Blanche Oilard.
Health officer Dr. Alban told the city council that Umatilla County’s poor were sent into Walla Walla County and city. Judge Man calls the charge false, stating no case exists of such transfers. Names Horace Walker of Helix and T. P. are mentioned in the excerpt.
Cililand of Ukiah jokes about poverty in Umatilla county insisting no one here risks the poorhouse. He notes rare cases of Washington visitors seeking aid, while Commissioner Walker cites a Helix locale benefiting from county support. An employee of the W and C Railroad District caused a short diversion until county-paid care was provided. Walker argues Walla Walla should not sponge aid.
A garbled page mentions the Cinematograph Theater on Court Street and various New York topics. It references a police parade, a ship arrival in New York after a turtle, and an air mission, with scattered notes about rescuers and a Spanish hull affair.
An unofficial report from Haltimore says Arthur Posh Gorman will renmn to the senate if a majority supports his bid. The dome will likely see Aftren mn joint battot in the next round.
The wheat market shows volatility with prices around 45 cents above air average, and sales reaching a high water mark for the season. Farmers express concern over rising costs and a tendency to exploit weather and price shifts as they plan further sales tomorrow.
Two steamers, Dever and Seotian, collided in foggy waters this morning causing injuries to crewmen. Rescue boats responded quickly and towed both vessels to the harbor for medical checks and preliminary damage assessment.
The city election of Alia is scheduled to be held on Monday, with polling details not yet specified. Voters are urged to check local notices for polling locations and eligibility requirements.
A refined Weimar cuisine item named Weimar C Cina captivates diners with its delicate preparation and exquisite presentation, drawing local food enthusiasts to the new offering.
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