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Newspaper
Pendleton Eagle Valley News
Location
Pendleton, Oregon, United States of America
Date
Oct 03, 1911
Page
8
A historical theater piece in Pendleton features the town’s lone female advance agent touring venues and promoting an upcoming April performance. The article highlights her interactions with audiences, the cast including Florence Roberts and Theodore Rob isa, and plans to boost local interest through female-led promotion.
Pendleton notes report Ida Strout purchasing a boarding house on Theripeon Street from Ars Swan and planning to run it. Luke, former barber near the Golden Rule, shifts to Tacoma for a new serial barbershop venture. A silver teas event at the Presbyterian church hosts Mrs Thinite Thompson at 260 Wh Wertalten. A village fete honors John T lune Ron and Rushes Dowlney. Dora Schwinidell of Etat Rock recovers from typhoid fever. Voltiey Blbes of Taylor Hardware faces illness but expects full recovery.
The Epworth League invites all to a reception for new members of the Tongue and for local high school students and public school teachers. The event will be held Wednesday October 4 in the parlors of the Methodist church. All are cordially invited.
Reports from Portland indicate GC3 Jackson publisher of the Oregon Journal is seriously ill at his Pendleton home. Local officials and friends await word as law requires that William Montegomery and Besale Bukker with a guardian ensure school attendance for the children. A local six wheeler named New Winton Six, purchased in Spokane, drew attention as it arrived Sunday.
Sheriff TD Taylor reports three more passengers confined to the penitentiary near Salem after a noon seizure. Suspects include Hog and Rud Hes plus Howard Chirky accused of guitar theft, and Patton linked to a worthless check passed on Tetbhliyean, Portland financier.
A garbled report notes Auf WL Tuxbury of Olynypia winning additional prizes at the Inent fair for Bilokuyd extracts and related display, with mention of the diploma and exhibit value. The text is fragmented but attributes a prize to Tuxbury and references a returning journey and other exhibitors.
Two well known missionaries will speak at the local Christian church. Mrs Lunter, state organizer of the Christian Woman's Board of Missions, will discuss "The Jubilee Year of Woman's Missionary Work." Rev J M Corneligen, missionary at the Tutuilla mission on the Urantinia reservation, will address "The World in Boston."
The estate of Peter Neon is in court as A W Daubner fights to collect on a promissory note. Jury selection began after delays, with testimony proceeding after a mid-session break. Nearby, pleurisy cases Luprove and Mrs Sumkk Thompson improved but remain bedbound, and Mark Moorhouse, recently home from illness, visited downtown briefly.
Fragmented OCR notes show a marriage ceremony at a private residence in Shermin county Oregon with names Wels Meg Gili J Beek Inez Seat and John H Dongen. The ceremony occurred at a home in Pavkie strat Fook Nottie and mentions a future visit to Mati.
Chief Tom Gurnnnie returned to work after a confrontation involving Deputy Gome Warden Zoller. The scene included tense moments and a protective escort by accompanying officers.
A civil case involving Frank Brown, acting as administrator, is being tried. The proceedings focus on fiduciary responsibilities and alleged mismanagement of estate assets. Court officials, attorneys, and Brown are identified in the docket as the matter proceeds.
The message records delay in communication with a son and the funeral of a naval or war-related figure. It notes a postponed interment, Reeves returning to Corville for engineering studies at ALC and his prominence in student affairs and support for the current student government.
A transient man at the depot last evening caused disturbance with profane and insulting behavior. Agent T F Brien confronted him, the man resisted and was detained by officers Kearney Sheer Moore and others, sustaining order with a club as needed.
A fragment reports Cet S.-A member of Heathy Colonia within an underfunded colony monitoring President Paths visiting next week. Apologists claim they oppose vitilenue, signaling a political clash amid uncertain funding and local oversight.
Government agriculture officials discuss a proposed plant near Coate Creek to support a new irrigation and cooling process. Experts offer a direct form of union with all growers, requiring $716 for construction, with a seven mile byproduct plan and a seven to eat completion timeline.
A damaged lumber schooner near Table Bluff prompted reports of a large catch of doors fishes and dressed weed lumber scattered on the beach. The Ravelli remained the only nearby vessel, reported safely below Table Bluff yesterday afternoon. No distress reports were confirmed.
A much needed improvement is the widening of the sidewalk on West High Street. The current walk is inadequate and a contraction project is proposed to enhance pedestrian safety and access for residents and visitors.
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