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Newspaper
Pendleton Eagle Valley News
Location
Pendleton, Oregon, United States of America
Date
Oct 21, 1905
Page
2
We are ready to show selections in Haviland Japanese and German china just arrived. Commmon and make your selections before the holiday road. For a small payment, we will lay aside items until wanted.
A reader reports an email pitch touting Delft China as a splendid Dutch art ware. The message promises eye catching visuals and smooth finish but includes garbled wording and exaggerated claims about its value.
A Jackson County residence suffered about 1000 dollars in interior damage last evening after a fire started between the walls, likely from steam pipes. Neighbors used a garden hose to extinguish it before Nome Fire Company No. 3 arrived, and the blaze was contained within the walls. The property, recently remodeled, was fully insured.
Syringes When on Syringe is required there is no reason why you should be limited in your choice or pay an exorbitant price. Our stock includes every style and kind of Syringe made. We have many varieties not commonly carried and while different grades are handled our price on each is the lowest to be had.
An old advertisement describes dandruff as the cause of most hair troubles and promotes Newbro's Herpicide as the only proven germ killer. The copy claims the product destroys the dandruff germ, stops itching, and leaves hair soft and lustrous, urging readers to request a sample by mail from The Herpicide Co. in Detroit with agents Koeppen & Bros.
Wednesday events and Saturday gathering recap with Mrs. Leon Cohen and others. Notes on Miss Bertha Matlock’s trip to La Grande with Dr. B A Vaughan and several informal teas hosted by Mrs. W L Thompson and Mrs. Leona Thompson. Includes upcoming host invites and club prize winner Mrs. W J Furnish.
The Congregational ministers and churches statewide will meet in Pendleton next October after delegates Rev T Egerton and Rev Richard Brown secured the venue at Forest Grove. The recent Forest Grove convention was profitable with strong talks on loyalty to the denomination and missionary work guiding attendance from valley counties. The Mid-Columbia conference also plans a May gathering in Pendleton.
Gordon and Harrison take over D Kemler and Ben’s store at Court and Cottonwood streets on November 1. The firm includes Fred Gordon Dave Gordon and W H Harrison. They plan expansion remodeling and extended field of business. Harrison resigns as Alexander's grocery manager and has long local grocery ties.
Work of filling wooden bridges on the W and C railroad between Hunt's and Killian junctions nears completion as the 16 man crew is reassigned. D C Crawford, formerly of Kamela, led the crew and arrived in the city en route to La Grande. veteran contractor dead, c McCoy, a veteran mail contractor and 32 years resident of the area passes away.
The death of Wallaa Walla occurred suddenly at Woodmere station near Portland on Thursday afternoon, likely due to heart failure. The body, with Mrs. McCoy, will reach Walla Walla on the early train tomorrow and be met by a delegation from Enterprise lodge No. 2 Odd Fellows, of which Mr. McCoy was a longtime member. An orchestra concert by the McMinn orchestra is scheduled for Music hall tomorrow at 4 o clock featuring Black Eagle Waltz Ernani Verdi Overture and Morning Noon and Night.
J. E. Godwin of Berlin Wisconsin visits his son C. T. Godwin the Milton attorney for a few weeks and is in the city today.
T G Smith of Echo received a shipment of Jersey cows from Porthind and will start milking for the creamery at once. In Police Court Charles Jones and Henry Pond were fined five dollars for being drunk on the streets. That afternoon the petition of Jove Ell for councilman from the Third ward was filed with the city recorder.
A 1910s style ad touts Dr Kilmer s Swamp Root as a cure for kidney and urinary troubles. It claims kidneys affect all body organs, offers sample bottles by mail, and instructs readers to mention the paper when writing to Kilmer & Co in Binghamton New York.
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