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Newspaper
Pendleton Eagle Valley News
Location
Pendleton, Oregon, United States of America
Date
Nov 16, 1901
Page
3
An artistic production features Sandcroft praised as good, while von Winklestein by Melville is only fair. Miss Conway as Geor is judged subpar though she should not sing. Critics urge better musical form as audiences react to the performance and its metallic stage presence.
An assembly of women’s groups vows to host an open event at the Frazer and Pendieran next week. The annual convention aims to honor matrons, sharing hospitality with attendees from across the United States in a community event.
The Wile assortment unit offers tea sets starting at five dollars and up and two piece forks priced at three dollars and fifty cents and up. The notice highlights newly designed items and pricing.
A fragmented roster lists numerous individuals and spouses with associated towns such as Portland, Seattle, San Francisco, St. Louis, Grinnell, Athena, Heppner, Walla Walla, and Bakersfield. The document echoes a social or business directory style with many repeated city references and varied spellings.
Mrs J C Snyder of Crittenden Kentucky credits Dr King s New Discovery with curing her child s croup quickly and preventing danger before a doctor arrived. She says it also relieved her chronic bronchial trouble and is kept in the home for coughs colds and throat and lung issues. Trial bottles free at Tall man Co s and a variety of produce offered at R Marti o s.
The parish and town hosted a week of social events with theatre visits, dances by the Magistr Artin club, and a Monday reception at the Church of the Redeemer. Attendees included Rev. W. B. Potwine and vestry members. the event drew many callers and light refreshments were served. The parish day is anticipated with pleasure.
The Magnetic Artic Club held a Thursday evening gathering described as one of the season’s most enjoyable affairs with officers James B. Welch president Fred Bart vice president Mark Moorhouse secretary Karl Borie treasurer and Cheater Foster floor manager. The club plans a winter series of functions and will contribute to local pleasures. Mrs EOOP Marshall hosted a dinner for ten in Pendleton's dining room with red carnations and samulax.
The Jane dance at the Salon hall organized by the Pinneem drew about 1 dancer and numerous spectators. It began around 9 PM and ran until nearly 1 AM with Kirkimen's orchestra providing excellent music and Lee B. Drake as floor manager.
The charity ball hosted by the Ladies Hell of Saviery in Walla Walla drew a large attendance despite warm weather. Tickets cost 50 cents and a relief fund was netted. the organization has long funded local relief yearly with proceeds supporting their work.
A man tried to pass a $16 forged check on Lee Teutsch of Cleaver Bros. by posing as W. H. Pilkington. He sought cash via Pendleton Savings Bank after a claimed lost check, then used an Allen Bros. check. Teutsch spotted the forgery, alerted the bank, and the suspect was arrested and jailed as authorities investigated.
John McMaster of North Yakima Valley travels Pendleton searching for sheep for the winter market. He reports a scarcity of sheep and says owners want too much.
Advertises damask linens with bleaching and widths from 8 to 72 inches. Highlights prices per yard from 25 cents to 88 cents and notes good quality standards and attractive designs aimed at economical shoppers.
A public rest room for visiting women opened in the Howard block on East Main Street in Walla Walla. Furnished and free of charge, the facility serves nonresidents shopping or meeting friends, with future hours on Mondays and Saturdays. The project is led by the Master’s circle of King David’s church and praised by locals.
The Baxons trace their surname to the wena a short crooked knife used for arms linking the family name to Saxony medieval craft and weaponry.
Testimonial advertisement cites J M Church of LaGrande Oregon and Nathan Falk of Kole Idaho praising Nau's Dyspepsia Cure after long stomach ailments. Sold by Tallman & Co and first class druggists, or by Frank Naw at Portland Hotel Pharmacy. Price $14 per bottle or six for $5 express prepaid.
A committee investigated a controversial treatment for Bright's Disease and Diabetes, reporting a $112 600 transfer and $112 000 paid by business men for the protocol. By August 8, eighty seven percent showed improvement with thirteen percent failures, and the proceedings and reports were made public and mailed on request.
A reader testimonial from Mrs Phebe Cherley of Paterson says Electric Bitters swiftly relieve backache headaches nervousness sleeplessness melancholy fainting and dizziness. She credits the remedy with restoring energy appetite and health after years of kidney trouble concluding she can perform housework again. Sold at Tackman Co’s drug store.
Listing describes 160 acres of wheat land northeast of Pendleton, 160 acres south of Pendleton, 45 acres of fruit and alfalfa land near Milton, 120 acres on McKay Creek with irrigation, and 560 acres of good wheat land four miles from Pendleton. Terms include cash, trade, or partial credit with 6.4 percent interest.
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