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Newspaper
Pendleton Eagle Valley News
Location
Pendleton, Oregon, United States of America
Date
Oct 21, 1901
Page
4
We present a very strong line of Misses and Children's Shoes with a large assortment at all prices. Our welts and turns are among the best. See us before buying your children's shoes.
Local ads list sales and promotions from Cleaver Brothers Dry Goods Co and Alexander’s department store. Items include farm jeans, shirt waists, corsets, remnant sale, fruits, candies, belts, crackers, and signs for other services. Also notes sale of hogs, land listings, and a Kemp’s Balsam promotion through Tallman & Co.
Boston Store hawks new shoes and overcoats plus Munsing underwear while Hawley's sells pickle butter at ten cents a roll. The Pendleton area news notes tamale season, beer shipments, and a historical writing project, with weekly temperature and wind details. A Pendleton visit by Eastern Star officers is announced along with dental cures and a judge’s public address, plus sheep inspections and the return of Washington herd movements through Milton.
A teen named Chas Hobbins fell about twenty feet from a warehouse roof while painting it at noon. He struck his feet on the road and was carried home where Dr Woo Cole examined him.
Harey J. Watters and Winnie W. Fischer married Saturday evening at the feature home on Mutt Street. Rev. Wo EE Potwinn of the Episcopal church officiated. Mr Watters is employed as telegraph at the KR. & N. depot. Mrs Fischer is of Athena.
Mrs C H Bettel proprietor of the City hotel at Pilot Rock announces a dance next Friday night in the hotel’s new addition. A snapper will be served and Kirkman orchestra will supply music. All are invited. Mothers praise One Minute Cough Cure for children's relief.
Jank E Grotto appeared before Justice Fitters for larceny by bailie. The case concerns a team of chores and a buggy rented near October first from a livery stable that did not return after three days. A warrant followed, Grotto was arrested at Canyon City and brought here. He denies intent to steal and claims he would have returned. A separate dispatch notes Homer Davenport the cartoonist to lecture at Fraser on Pendleton Saturday evening with favorable endorsements and planned public announcements tomorrow.
Dot Hanter of Pilot Boek and Dr WG Cale visited Por tand briefly while Thompean registered at the Inenerial in Portland. Joe H Relerson and Miss Ida Boyd were seen in town and from Helix EK PD Casey and family ranch near Helix arrived. An omnibus list of residents traveling to Portland Freewater and Hamilton appears with several stops and early returns.
The Chreuit court opened after a three day adjournment to hear trials for E. R. Bailey versus P. J. Kelly and Mary Bailey versus P. J. Kelly. Several cases were settled or dismissed after equity docket review and one defendant, Lewis Harvey, was arraigned for assault and battery with a plea deadline set.
Lowell Maseetti reports bank officials say lading funds were returned after the two missing bankers reappear. The bank notes a profit shortfall of $115.00 and that Cre securities cost the bank $116.40. Theatre patrons in Walla Walla received refunds after a Northern Pacific wreck halted a Beabrooke company show, causing a sold out event to fail to reach the venue.
Reports from London say the Holy See plans a quiet day as Pope Pius X faces a recurrence of intestinal trouble. Officials say he remains under care but shows no new complications.
A newspaper note warns that bulk coffee left exposed may attract contamination. It claims tin canisters keep coffee clean, fresh, and flavorful, contrasting with the risks of open bulk storage.
Delegates to the Episcopal gathering include W. B. Potwine and Mrs. Parente Potwine who traveled from San Francisco for the event. Mrs. Lilian Fredericke and others remained in the city and plan to return home to Philadelphia in the spring.
A football game is arranged between Pendleton Academy and the accouring mil teame for text Saturday. Coach Waddell has organized a hard practice focusing on interference and back Meld work, with line play receiving special instruction.
The week offers A Homespun Heart and other pastoral dramas at local theatres. In Walla Walla hundreds attend a Chinese Free Masonry banquet, marking a special event with 300 to 400 members nearby.
Portland detectives hunt four Prescot residents Jim Heavis Artie Reavis Tim Shea and Myrtle Marr believed to have eloped to Portland eight days ago. Authorities seek confirmation of their whereabouts and safety.
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