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Newspaper
Pendleton Eagle Valley News
Location
Pendleton, Oregon, United States of America
Date
Oct 22, 1902
Page
5
EE Teutsch advertises a big sale this Saturday on fall and winter wear including fur goods coats jackets shirts waists and all items priced lower than the lowest. Shoppers are invited to see for themselves.
A fragmented 1902 page fragment lists October 22 events and ads from Castle's, F S Younger & Son, Gratz's, and others. It promotes oysters, kraut, mince meat, chocolates, coffee, cigars, and clothing, with notices for jobs, a new baby, and shop specials. Several named stores, people, and products appear, including Teutsch, F. Younger, and Alexander's Department Store, plus references to a Hose Company event and a walnut hair dye sale.
The Sisters of St Frances plan a November fair in Pendleton to raise funds for a new hospital. A top prize offers a year of free room, care, and physician services for the winning secret order, funded by 10 cent votes. Tickets sell to support the prize and hospital construction amid rising costs.
Chancy Kline handed over a rusted cap and ball revolver found while hunting near Pawnee Buttes on the old Cheyenne trail. The eight inch barrel weapon bears the number 144,891 and the inscription Patented Sept 10, 1850 Address Col Sam Colt New York US America. Local historians deem it a valuable relic of the Indian Wars.
The government may source 11,000,000 feet of lumber for Manila from Portland. E. Cumings of Seattle backs Pacific Coast capitalists planning a 600000 beet sugar plant at North Yakima if farmers take 100000 in stock to assure enough funds to run the mill. A non union union formed in Seattle Sunday night among butchers in shops selling Fry Bruhn meals. Albany receives hundreds of pounds of dried prunes daily for shipment east, with many workers loading four carloads already sent.
From a miners benefit sale at Peoples Warehouse last Saturday Pendleton sent 31 dollars to coal miners' families in need. Mr Cohen pledged a share of store sales to the miners and C W McLyman of the Painters' Union oversaw the tally to ensure proper distribution. An additional 14 dollars was sent from Pendleton to the strikers' relief fund while 63 dollars were raised by public donation under the Painters' Union.
Congressman Wesley L. Jones addressed a large audience in Walla Walla at the opera house last night. The meeting featured band music and was described as a splendid success. Jones urged the history of the Democratic Party and touted the Republican Party as a party for young men, receiving enthusiastic applause.
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