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Newspaper
Pendleton Eagle Valley News
Location
Pendleton, Oregon, United States of America
Date
Nov 30, 1900
Page
4
Multiple 1900s era advertisements list cigars soaps groceries and household items from Smyrnat and White Howse brands. Also noted are rooms for rent near Golden Rule hotel and DeWitt’s Witch Hazel Salve promoted by Tallman & Co. druggists.
A jumble of ads and social items fills Pendleton pages with promotions from bakeries and dry goods to furniture and patterns. Gatherings include library meetings, a Thanksgiving dance in Echo, and a minstrel of community notices.
Pendleton Academy football team defeated Goldendale in Goldendale Wash by 12 to 0 on Thursday afternoon. Pendleton scored a first half touchdown and successful kick within four minutes of kickoff, with a closely contested game following.
Pendleton academy led 1 to 0 at halftime as Goldendale scored a late touchdown but failed on the kick. Pendleton added a second TD and a goal to secure a 12 to 5 victory. The team arrives by evening train from the west to a crowded depot and platform.
Pendleton hosts a string of visitors and locals from Helix Nye Ukiah Antelope and Baker City. Guests include Mr and Mrs Lewin, Mrs Ling, Mrs Storgis, and Wallace Stram with others visiting relatives and staying at the Golden Rule Hotel. A local retiree from Ukiah arrived Thursday and left Friday, while Wallace Stram, Baker City’s mascot, was in town for Thanksgiving with relatives. Mrs Byam from Eastern Oregon State Normal School in Weeton visited Pendleton, staying at Hotel Pendleton. Anthony Klein, aged nine, returned from Portland with his parents after a hospital stay at St Vincent for treatment.
Ray Hopper, victim of a Wednesday evening drowning, laid to rest in Olney Cemetery. Funeral conducted by Rev. W. E. Potwine at the Church of the Redeemer. mother Mrs Edie Hopper attended, but father Beauregard Hopper did not appear. Descent of the body located twelve miles downriver from Pentivo. News of the accident reached Wednesday evening. the father may not have heard of the death yet.
Wheat and corn values tumbled in New York trading with May wheat at 70 and November corn slipping after a Wednesday high. Liverpool markets ended mixed as New York opened and closed lower amid broad crop uncertainty and early weakness in futures.
A horse ridden by O J Stockdale bolted during a hunt in the Juniper country on Thanksgiving day. The horse fell while turning a cover, breaking its neck. Milton Stockdale freed the animal, and Joe Donnelly found and transported the injured man to Pendleton.
A retailer invites ladies to visit and see new china and dainty items. The message emphasizes humanity and pleasure in pleasing customers, asking shoppers to imagine a compliment about a lovely gift and to come in for a look.
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