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Newspaper
Pendleton Eagle Valley News
Location
Pendleton, Oregon, United States of America
Date
Nov 30, 1901
Page
5
Fragmented ad text lists prices and items at Demott's and Cleaver Goode Co. including cabbage, pickles, crackers, cider, and mustard. Mentions Demott's location, Bow Street, Kilne's Store liquor deals, and near standards. Odds and ends reference lodging, acres of wheat, and a ship from James Porter.
A dense list of local shop offerings and notices including Boye girls Christmas books Nolf's and Wheat hay delivery Leave orders at Oregon Food Yard Peters West The Palm Chocolates at Koeppen Bros drug store Hot Vigoral beef preparation Scents a cup and picture framing at Koeppen's Pharmacy Presbyterian church chicken pie at Hendrick's hall live geese ducks and turkeys at the Standard low prices Furnished rooms 404 Garden Street Anna Compton New line neckwear EF W collars handkerchiefs mufflers at Baer Daley's Hays buys horses Froome's stables turkeys stall fed Will have 4 big birds RK Martin Descripts of property sale 217 Reser's addition to Pendleton Henry Gierlich 700 Lost light overcoat from Froome's Tutulla road Civil action Peter Went vs Ed Mauer rent suit Pianos from Smith & Daries at Wakefield & Falling Court Street
Reporters learned a city prominent young lady had trouble with family members and took morphine in a personal crisis. Investigators found no lasting harm. A petition was filed for A. D. Pinkerton of Athena to be guardian for S. S. Graves, a frail individual unable to manage affairs.
Articles of Incorporation for the Butter Creek Telephone Company were filed today noting a capital stack of $600. Incorporators listed include B. Thomson, O. F. Thomson, and H. Saylor.
A marriage license was issued today by the county clerk's office to E. J H. Atherton and Emma Tucker, both residents of the city.
Pendleton Elks and visitors join for memorial service in Frasier Opera House Sunday at 4 p m honoring departed Elks. Mrs Walter Reed of Portland will sing three solos, highlighted by her fame as Oregon’s top vocalist. Lodge members meet at 3 p m at Dow Lodge Room to march to the venue.
C F White owner of post office box 287 was seen and asked about anonymous letters. He says he knows nothing of the author and suspects writers picked his box at random to divert suspicion. Neighbors defend Mr White and wife as peaceful, law abiding citizens amid Pendleton stir over the letters.
Pendleton residents circulated a petition this morning urging reenactment of the Geary Act to exclude Chinese from the United States. J. M. Williams collected over 100 signatures in about two hours, with broad approval among those approached on Main Street.
Facoma Washington farmers begin organizing to press Congress to defeat the National Live stock association bill that would bar stockmen from buying government lands adjacent to homesteads for grazing. They seek support from other states and aim to protect lands for homesteaders.
New York traders saw Amalgamated Copper fall sharply with a 55 percent point swing from its yearly high, wiping out about 87 million dollars in market value as the stock opened near 60 and closed around 74 amid heavy buying and inside support efforts. A separate sale at an administrator's auction bought Lange and Chadsey estate property for 11,900 dollars, now occupied by a restaurant near its former meat market location.
Charleston awaits the South Carolina Interstate and West Indian Exposition as preparations near completion. Opening is planned for next Monday with pageantry and speeches. Religious services tomorrow will feature sacred music by a 200-voice choir directed by Mme Barbot with the First Artillery Band. Bishops Capers and Dunran, and Mgr Quigley, will lead prayers and deliver addresses.
An insurrection in Belgrade and the southern province of Servia reports 4800 in arms demanding removal of Queen Draga and relatives from the court. Anti dynastic sentiment forces the king and queen to travel with cavalry escort for palace protection.
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