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Newspaper
Pendleton Eagle Valley News
Location
Pendleton, Oregon, United States of America
Date
Nov 14, 1906
Page
8
A white 11 inch Pigin American chime plate in fine grade with sterling silver boltertnas Geet Simedeane. Sold for S450 and listed at S1.50.
A man identified as Fred Weller, recently jailed in Echo, killed himself after an alleged remorseful crime against a young girl. His body was found near the Moor as officers moved to transport him to Pendleton for incarceration. Coroner Halph Folsom to hold an inquest. some personal effects were found on the body.
An old advertisement touts Bitters as a safe medicine to cure bloating heartburn belching and loss of appetite claiming it resolves indigestion dyspepsia and related symptoms. It urges readers to try it today and notes availability at druggists.
In Weston a growing potato trade discussion emerges as growers seek better prices from buyers. Officials note strong demand from inland markets and mention potential shifts in distribution and pricing that could affect local producers.
Misoy Fee defended the Pendietog land case, saying no frauds violated federal law and the involved men were innocent. Mayor Fer in Portland refuted charges of terence, while Dr Amy Currin of Radham Springs visited Baker City for business.
Mrs. Fred Waftle underwent an appendicitis operation at 2 o'clock this morning at Athens Hospital. The surgery, performed by Dr. Volp and Dr. Moormeister, was highly successful. No further details available. German class organizer, Trew Sprauter of Warren Station, teaches voluntary German to about 20 city schoolchildren at the Field School each Saturday, with no city school system connection.
8800 Am ialanor M. A. Fader has secured a sea combination ambulance and hearse for use in undertaking parlors. The vehicle can be used as a hearse on long drives and fills a need not previously met in the city. Deputy United States Sheriff Glenn left for Portland with Charles Bennett and another Indian to appear before the federal court on the charge of taking whiskey onto the Umatilla reservation.
The big game of the Inland Empire season will be played in Walla Walla next Saturday pitting Whitman College against the University of Idaho Huskies. Pendleton enthusiasts plan to attend the match.
John Q Peebler, implement dealer of Athena, is reported ill at his home with a mild smallpox attack. His condition is not considered dangerous. He formerly resided in this city.
A fire last night behind the Wray marble works on East Court Street destroyed a table and damaged lambdas while two horses were killed. The origin is undetermined with pistol alarm signals heard. delays in water supply hindered efforts to save the marble works and adjacent structures. The rear workroom housed casualties tied to Wray and Byers properties.
Chief Engineer Gruneky of Washington arrives from the east to inspect irrigation projects. He visits Hermiston and the Knet Usinetisia site, plans to confer with DLC Henney in Portland, and may inspect the Basaith project. Gruneky is a veteran government engineer with broad experience.
A warrant has been sworn out for a Walker Nae charged with assault and battery after an altercation at Rue Vwesxtenshity. The report notes a disturbance involving Johnson and other participants over a wood dispute in the Conttwetlog business area.
A patient describes long term nervous symptoms and despair during menses. The doctor misreads as dyspepsia while distress grows. Lydia E Pinkham's Vegetable Compound is urged with a testimonial from Rosa Adams of Louisville praising improved health.
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