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Newspaper
Pendleton Eagle Valley News
Location
Pendleton, Oregon, United States of America
Date
Oct 22, 1901
Page
4
We are showing a strong line of Misses and Children's Shoes with a large assortment at all prices. Our welts and turns are the best to be had. Visit us before buying your children's shoes for good quality and value.
A garbled newspaper ad page lists Cleaver Brothers Dry Goods Co offerings from lamps to toilet soap and candy. It promotes real estate sales in town and county, seasonal discounts, and school hose, shirts, and cranberry products. The page also mentions Hawley’s Groceries and Koeppen & Bros drug store with various goods and services.
The OM Folks' Club postponed dancing parties until further notice. George Darwen sold to Harry Doherty blocks 4 6 6 7 8 and 8 of block 85 for 27M. Joseph Hasler bought lot six 100 feet back of Cotonwool street to build a warehouse. Demott's shop offers mince meat pickles cranberries and poultry. J A Howard offers lease of 1200 acres plowed for summer fallow and 1000 acres in stubble with equipment, terms half cash balance after next harvest.
Yesterday afternoon a short practice game at the school field pitted the academy team against the high school squad. Neither side gained a clear advantage as fumbling hampered both sides and the heavier academy players lacked clean signal handling while the high school line showed better plunges and guards. Coach Waddell has begun work with the academy squad, and his new coaching approach is evident in the early drills.
Oregonian notes Harry Murphy a young cartoonist from Degoniah staff who contributed to a fundraising talk at Pendleton Academy for a building fund. The feature praises Murphy’s work and savor of Davenport Newell style, signaling future fame.
Fire at the residence of William Glatscock at Fifth and Sumach in Walla Walla caused approximately 1500 dollars in damage with 700 dollars coverage in insurance. The origin of the blaze was a mystery and only a few items survived. Weather notes mention a warm October with clear, bright days. Salvation Army plans a visit to Walla Walla with a rally at the barracks on Rowen Street. William Wallace and Ora Glatt of Minnon were married Sunday evening en route to Portland for their future home.
In Walla Walla the city kept 86 licenses quiet as saloons closed Sunday under a local observance law. Police report no injuries and merchants note improved business with wheat prices low. Citizens praise orderly behavior and officers say law enforcement was steady, while bartenders enjoy a rare weekly rest.
A rough typhoon threat near Indravelli forced a quick passage as Moji and companions moved through a distant waterway. Anderson returned with about five dozen views from a separate location in China and Japan. He plans to settle permanently in Pendleton.
Jim Weshington remains in county jail under a sarity sentence and shows fluctuating behavior. Deputies report he talks briefly then becomes sullen and unresponsive as they plan next steps awaiting his father and brothers. He was deemed insane by Dr Fox Vincent and will be moved to Salem tomorrow.
In Arizona on Oct 22 authorities reported a smuggling inquiry involving Chinese nationals attempting to move contraband. A report is expected to be filed soon detailing arrests and charges in the expanding border case.
Local racing men have organized a meet to run Friday and Saturday led by Ei] Allen who has raided 500 dollars for prize money. Races are set at Fathead with several horses entered and more to come as entries close. Notable trotters and pacers listed include Alpearly, Badheley, Mat men, Phil N Cris Simpson Mack Mack Crin Simpson, Myrtha Whelyyes, Heiman, Alta Narte, Starkey, and Starkweather.
A local notice describes a six hundred fifty acre tract with water rights in the county. It mentions a party named Mind Right and a date for bids or action set by a county official, with reference to a formal process under county regulations.
A reader warns that bulk coffee kept in open bins can attract unwanted intruders. the article notes that using tin canisters preserves cleanliness, freshness, and flavor, avoiding contamination by floating or climbing pests.
A string of visits and movements from Heppner to Pendleton includes H Raley leaving tonight for Portia on legal business and A J Sturdevant of Pilot Rock in Pendleton for real estate. Portland's Gil Wells arrives on business, with several racing men from LaGrande and others from California and Perth.
Mrs Harp Casey wins a divorce motion in circuit court on grounds of cruel treatment. Ricketts divorce is settled with reconciliation. Three trials set this week include Over ture Woody case and a substantial damage claim by Schiffer against Seibert. Lawyers listed for plaintiffs and defendants.
Dr T M Henderson, linked with Dr C J Smith, returns to Pendleton after a two month Orient voyage aboard the steamship Indrevelll. En route calls were made at Yokohama and Tokyo, with a dry dock stop at Hongkong and a Canton city visit. He notes narrow streets and cites eye opening views of Far East cities.
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