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Newspaper
Pendleton Eagle Valley News
Location
Pendleton, Oregon, United States of America
Date
Oct 11, 1902
Page
3
Alfred Bee of Welfare Texas recounts severe biliousness and a back ailment that left him worn out. After using Electric Bitters he slept well, could eat, and regained strength. The tonic touted as benefiting 10 weak sickly individuals at Tallman & Co. drug store for 60c.
Weston Leader reports Normal football coach Glyde Rupert arrived Monday and is shaping first and second teams. Rupert, with an impressive amateur record, led Albany High to the Inter-scholastic title and coached militia teams to top finishes. Albany athlete A A Coates, holder of the state broad jump record, joins the squad alongside Rupert.
The Athena Press reports Athena is close to securing the Risby Clove combine plant for local manufacture. Former Athena man W T Rigby, a patentee, may consider a factory here. The machine, built last winter on Rigby’s reservation farm, proved successful in harvest trials, needing two operators and 12 horses, promising savings for farmers.
William Duran, a well known pioneer, died Monday morning in Athena at his daughter's home, after weeks of frailty. He had recently returned from a visit in Touchet, Washington, walking much of the way. He attended Christian church services Sunday night and was found in bed at 5 a.m. with a complete stroke of paralysis.
J C Coombs from Ridge reports James Hall cut his foot while logging. The ax wound opened from toes to instep, he bled heavily and was found unable to walk by a Traxwell son. He was moved to a neighbor’s home, Dr Snapp treated him, and the bleeding stopped. Hall is improving.
Ukiah residents renew discussion on permitting a saloon. About ten days ago William Manning of Pendleton arrived in town and stayed several days, with no clear purpose evident to locals. The matter, long debated, again stirs interest as details emerge.
The town has long fought over a saloon issue. Word spread that a petition for a saloon license was circulating, prompting a remonstrance that is being widely signed. The dispute has fueled years of hard feeling since the town's beginnings.
James Hall known as Jim was arrested at the Ingstrom ranch seven miles north of Durkee at 6 this morning by Sheriff Harvey Brown. He is jailed in Baker City on horse larceny charges from Brainard. Brother William Hall implicated. Jim Wells apreet praised by locals, but Jim Hall is described as capable with a gun. Sheriff and posse pursued him. he fled toward Grant county.
The article extols frugality thrift and capability as core American traits with emphasis on The Mutual Life Insurance Company of New York. It claims the company has paid policyholders more than any rival and holds assets greater than any other insurer, highlighting American financial leadership.
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