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Newspaper
Pendleton Eagle Valley News
Location
Pendleton, Oregon, United States of America
Date
Oct 02, 1907
Page
7
Dr Lloyd D Idleman dentist serves Sundays and holidays by appointment. Located in the Schmidt building Pendleton Oregon. Phone AM 623. Office hours from 9 a.m. to 6 p.m.
J H Brady rumors spur plans for an electric smelter to serve Bannock Bingham and Oneida counties with 1000 ton per day capacity. Estimated cost about 350000 pounds, power secured, potential by products include sulphur and sulphurous acid and a cement slag. Plant would create many jobs and cut ore processing costs.
A large force works in the Columbia orchard of 21 acres owned by Taggard & Dickinson just east of town. A new packing house will allow easier loading via a R. R. spur. Each box bears variety and grower names. About 10 000 to 12 000 first grade boxes expected at 90 cents per box.
The Cotopello Tribune reports the body of a man named Miller found in a cabin near Blackfoot. A hole in the head suggests murder, with a long tapered steel instrument resembling a marlin spike found beside the body.
Caldwell dispatch reports Frank Paxton in charge of race horses for Bob Revis and James Lee shot himself in the head at the fair grounds stalls housing horses. Sheriff Thorp arrived and Paxton died late last night after the self inflicted wound.
The Philomath Review notes Salem hotels asked two dollars for a bed at the fair. They did not always get it but believed they could if asked. The Dalles Chronicle dismisses monopolies by saying the spirit of the thing is in almost every man.
Word reached Sheriff Chrisman during lunch that an Indian attempted to derail No 2 by throwing a switch as she left the yard at noon. The conductor spotted the man and wired Agent Young, who notified the sheriff. The red man was captured and jailed for safekeeping until a complaint is filed by trainmen.
Seo Nell and Dunbar headline a show at the Star theater tonight with an expected crowd and evening performances. Local patrons are advised to arrive early for seating and ticket availability.
Lewiston Tribune reports that the fair organizers oppose any saloon on the fair grounds. President Seeley and Mr. Newton say the association will use all influence to prevent a saloon license and Clarkston authorities share the view.
The Fourteenth Cavalry bands B and D returned from a 21 day practice march reported by the Walla Walla Union. They commandeered the post on September 9 and marched about 140 miles to Lake Wallowa, Oregon. The outing was described as very pleasant with maneuvers skillfully blended with sport, allowing short marches and early camps each night.
There is more catarrh in the region than other diseases, once deemed incurable by doctors after local treatments failed. Fall's Catarrh Cure from Fenney & Co of Toledo, Ohio, is promoted as the only constitutional remedy, claimed to act on the blood and system. a $100 reward is offered for any case it cannot cure. Also advertises a laxative pill for constipation.
Spokane dispatch reports the Spokane Affinity club, formed by 25 bachelors under 30, aims to import 4000 young women from the eastern states to Spokane. The club will cover marriage expenses including license and minister, promising employment and a sponsor role. The note adds a union context about Chinamen and carpenters in the future if a Boston union vote is honored.
A Pendleton testimonial urges Doan's Kidney Pills for kidney pain backache and urinary irregularities. Mrs. J Krassig of 211 Lee St Pendleton Ore credits three boxes with relief after seeking help at Pendleton Drug Co. and recommends Doan's as a trusted remedy from Foster Milburn Co Buffalo NY.
The Montana Woolgrowers association began its second annual meeting in Helena today and will stay in session through Saturday. A large representative attendance and important subjects slated for discussion promise a notable gathering.
A Hickory Bark Cough Remedy from The Hickory Bark Cough Remedy company in Salem Oregon guarantees to cure coughs or refund money. Promoted as pure and to make a friend of you. Sold by all druggists and first class dealers. Pendleton Drug Co.
All drug stores will close early beginning Tuesday night October 1. Tallman & Co and A. C. Korppen Bros, Pendleton Drug Co., F. J. Donaldson are among the stores adopting the new closing hours.
Pendleton Drug Company advertises Sexing Pills claiming to overcome all forms of weakness that can be cured. Each box costs 1 dollar, six boxes for 5 dollars, with a money back guarantee. The store touts no substitutions and urges readers to address or call for purchase.
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