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Newspaper
Pendleton Eagle Valley News
Location
Pendleton, Oregon, United States of America
Date
Nov 28, 1905
Page
5
The firm reports its best two weeks and a November banner month with a sales gain of 9900.50 from the previous year. Special Monday to Wednesday offers include hosiery, women’s undergarments, suits, crepe kimonas, and short flannelette kimonas at deep discounts to lure customers.
Sult on Note filed by Bult started by 8 B Kirby with Halley and Lowell against Lee and Aura M Butler to collect a $700 note given in September 1904. Note secured by a mortgage on late block 2 and misread as block 19 in the complaint. Attorney fee listed as $76 as reasonable.
That Thanksgiving Dinner, DeMott and Company, will stock all season eatables. Oysters, turkeys, chickens, geese, ducks, vegetables, sweet potatoes, turnips, green onions, fruit, grapes, cranberries, oranges, lemons, bananas and apples. For dessert figs, dates, raisins, nuts, pudding, mince meat and pure cider.
J W Tulloch of Juniper was in town for a brief visit while R B Stanfield of Eeho traveled here for business. Hermiston irrigationist J F McNaught and Oregon Daily Journal staffer Lulu R Lorenz from the Dilly Journal attended local matters. Grain buyer T G Montgomery returned from Helix. C B Troutman and Dr M S Kern came back from Kennewick. J H Alexander from La Grande visited as federal land inspector. Will Moore, mayoral candidate and Pacific Coast Elevator manager, left for a business trip to Beho. Mrs A B French of Cove is in town with plans to winter in California. Constable Jesse Lieuallen of Weston brought in George Cramer, jailed for robbery in Weston. Elmer Estes, ex-KK&W fireman, now with Sumpter Valley railway, passed through to Walla Walla. George Ferguson resigned from Browneville Woolen Mills to rejoin Trust department store. AW Mackford of La Grande arrived to oversee the Blue Mountain creamery. Ather has been in Chive. Wall Pett left for La Grande. Dexter Roberts of Pendleton arrived for a rain trip with his wife Cons. Statioatioon noted in the tale of a long-ago marriage and the Creek Ranger tale.
Mekwen McEwen will give a special hypnotism engagement at the Frazer in honor of manager Leavitt with members of the Fraternal Order of Rugs signing in a body. The show has drawn a crowded house and will feature entertaining feats. the engagement extends to Friday before the troupe moves to La Grande Boise and other northwest cities.
The Boys' Military brass band under W. Fletcher is making excellent progress and will soon present a public concert to raise funds for uniforms and to pay the band's remaining indebtedness on instruments. Practices are held every Friday night, with notable improvement after summer vacation. Professor Haggerty of Spokane will join the program and perform quick demonstrations of off-hand composition.
Deputy Sheriff W E Crowley of Kittitas County Washington arrived today to secure Hilly Thorp on horse stealing charges from Ellensburg. Thorp, linked to a fourteenth April theft with three companions, denies guilt though a strong case exists. Football gear arrives for Commercial team ahead of Thanksgiving clash with high school. equipment includes noses guards shin pads and more, shipped by express through Peoples Warhouse.
Four councilman candidates are listed by ward Thomas J Tweenly W H McCormmach C Wheeler and E L Smith backed by local business leaders and the law enforcement league. The notice urges voters to inquire into each man’s standing and attend two church meetings this week at 2:30 with sermons by Mr Jones and topics on Christian duty at the Baptist church at Johnson and East Alta streets.
The Pendleton school district's Lane School site at the corner of Court and Beaugard streets sold to Tr. Ci. Rothrock for $2500. The tract comprises three lots. The old building is no longer needed for school use.
A woman describes five years of intense itching and bleeding eczema ending in relief after using Cuticura Soap Ointment and Resolvent. She suffered greatly, nearly desiring death, tried many doctors, then improved after the first bath and first ointment application and continued with the three products. Mrs Altie Etson Bellevue Mich offers to confirm details.
The ad proclaims Cuticura Soap Ointment and Pills cure itching eczema psoriasis and scalp scaliness. It promises relief from severe itching burning scaling hair loss crusting and long lasting skin eruptions with a near superhuman remedy.
A period ad promotes decorating for Thanksgiving, highlighting dining room furniture such as tables, sideboards, buffets, china closets and chairs in golden oak or white oak finishes, parlor pieces like couches and rockers, Morris chairs, and a broad selection with easy showroom access and competitive pricing in Eastern Oregon.
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