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Newspaper
Pendleton Eagle Valley News
Location
Pendleton, Oregon, United States of America
Date
Oct 02, 1902
Page
2
Pendleton city health officer and marshal move to enforce an 1899 ordinance banning nuisances from scattering rubbish and trash within city limits. Violators face fines up to 60 dollars and up to two days imprisonment. notices will be posted to warn residents.
A man was unable to tell his own name for a period, and experts expect he will likely be examined again to determine his identity and state of mind.
Pendleton superintendent Nowlin visits Helix for school matters. Elmer Richmond’s son born weighing 11 pounds. mother and child doing well. Local officials Walker Richardson Montgomery visit Pendleton. German dance at Cold Springs praised. General Hill leaves for Pullman to attend school. Aley Foss of Athena visits Helix. John Scott hunts mountains. Bert McFerran sells Klondike property and plans departure to Sound. Visitors Mann and Lucas stay with William Scott. Helix notes tumbleweed issue near grain bed and Wallula, hindering rail progress as weeds roll into Vansycle canyon.
A Kansas snow storm intensified overnight as a fierce winter system gripped the state. The president's condition improves with doctors reporting progress toward recovery. A papal bull urges clergymen to avoid politics and focus on religious duties. Two rival airships soared from Long Island, surpassing prior aviation feats in America. Henry C. Shell, a New York coal merchant, attempted suicide amid financial woes, doctors saying little hope remains. Relief funds for coal strike districts remain far short of needs. The New York stage coach Pioneer was robbed by three masked riders between Warwick and Goshen. Clarence Thurston, son of ex senator Thurston, was found unconscious from asphyxia in a hotel room. Chicago markets sell genuine black diamond stick pins for 15 cents each, coal-iron “black amonds” as novelty items.
Agricultural hall at Corvallis to be dedicated October 15 with exercises. Ash expert warns keeping black haze from Northwest streams to protect salmon. Chinese pheasant season opens. hunters eager. Second Eastern Oregon district fair and carnival opens at The Dalles. crowds expected. George Benoit killed in Everett planing mill by a falling board. Harry Rockwell of Portland injured practicing with Yale. out for season. F Augustus Heinze forms anti-trust democracy in Montana aiming to oppose Senator Clark. Colonel Frank J. Parker of Walla Walla profitable in Seven Devils area. In Idaho a 12 foot gold bearing quartz ledge found, assays $17 per ton.
Hotel Pendleton lists guests including Mrs J. 5 Plamondon Athena R Greene St Paul G 8 oussams Portland A Legron Frank A Johnson Louisville T C 8S Smith Kansas City C H Smith Boston O B Prael Boston B W Dennis Duluth George E Mosser Spokane G W Derrick Portland C D Beals Portland George Stevens Portland W BR Glendening Portland R H Caston Spokane E M Porter St Paul H B Rees Spokane Miss Mariel Ballard city J A Scott and wife Helix Joe Lonergan Tacoma C W Grimes The Dalles Tom Sheridan Echo Bb E McCullough Echo R E Dayler Detroit J E Foster Washington DC
A fragment lists numerous individuals and towns including F. J. Gardner of Portland H. H. Caiger and wife of Long Creek Harry McDonald of city John D. Toomay of city D. Richmond of Ukiah Doug Betts of Pilot Rock W L Davis of Portland BE A Stephens and J M Stephens of Nebraska John Graves of Huron Wallace Williams of Portland J M Churchill and BE Churchill of Albany G D Galley of Portland B T Vaughn of Spokane Dr Sponagle of Athena C H Rosenberg and Mrs Rosenberg and S BE Rosenberg and H M Rosenberg and F C Rosenberg all of Fulton Mrs M M Clahorn of Sacramento J Davis of Portland C A Vanderhoof of city Arthur C Connelly of Seattle Fred Penkheham of Condon and George L Watts of Baker City
One hundred dollars reward offered for catarrh cure by Hall's Catarrh Cure. The text also notes the firm WERT & TRUAX and references Fo J Cheney. Separately, Umpire Brown resigned tonight to President Lucas. Tacoma club owners consent to Mike Lynch umpiring the rest of the season after Brown’s first day with several tight calls.
Excavation has begun for the new underground telephone exchange on Alder street as material arrives to begin laying three miles of cables in the business district. The Pacific States Telephone & Telegraph Company will install the system and its superintendent is now in town. The planned exchange building is described as one of the town’s prettiest artistic structures.
A patient from the state asylum at Medical Lake, discharged as cured, became violent in Walla Walla. He was involved with a Port land bound ticket and was taken into custody by the sheriff yesterday after going on the spree.
An advertisement touts Huelklen's Arphg Galva as a universal cosmetic remedy that vanishes skin blemishes such as eruptions and sores, claims to cure sore lips and piles, and lists Tallman & Co. drug store as the seller.
Notce. All persona knowing themselves In debted to me will please call and set tle their accounta. H. M. SLOAN. An entire brick block of 300-foot front will sooon be built on Main, street at The Dalles.
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