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Newspaper
Pendleton Eagle Valley News
Location
Pendleton, Oregon, United States of America
Date
Oct 24, 1901
Page
4
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A ragged amalgam of ads, notices, and local items lists Cleaver Brothers Dry Goods Co several times with related sales and products. It notes For Sale real estate and farm land near Hawley’s and Withee’s, plus various household goods, medical tonics, and framing services. It mentions Lane's Medicine and a church incorporation filing, plus a football injury at a school game and a doctor setting a broken collar bone.
The page records various items including Noli's gold plated frames and a Gone children dress arrival at Peoples Warehouses, with civic notes on US citizenship actions for Andrew Nolte and James McCracken. It mentions bicycle enforcement, land sale details for Robert E. Frasier, and a theft of wine from Rev WFE Pot’s porch with a damaged street wheel rim and an unknown thief.
Mrs Mellin, renowned instructor and demonstrator, will showcase silk embroidery and handmade point lace at the Boston Store Friday tomorrow and invites ladies to visit.
Jidige T b Goodwin bids farewell to the Salt Lake Tribune with praise for its editors and staff. The piece commends the paper’s independence and integrity, recalling two decades of service between the Missouri river and San Francisco, and expresses hope for light and joy in the community after its departure.
Notice from the Common Council of Pembieton seeking sealed bids for a street improvement project on Wenn Sheet between City wrest east line and weet line a ek street. Bids due November 8 filed with the recorder. contract awarded by the Common Council.
Vincon resident J W Saleborv visits Golden Kale. Mrs Dean Tatoti visits Mrs A T Smith in Pendleton. Marion Walker of Tacoma arrives to see Mrs A W Nye. A baby boy born to Mr and Mrs Henry Harper. Jesse Moore and daughters registered at the Golden Rule hotel. Mise M Johnson of Baker City Herald visits Pendleton. R & Johnson of Fairview Farm attend circuit court and stay at Golden Base. Mrs J Garreteen hosts guests for Mrs Dr Dickson of Portland. Mollie Tallman visiting from Waterview, Mich. plans to stay with her brother. Tred Kamser, son of Judge W Mrameey, now a Navy lieutenant. Horace Rameey, student at San Mateo divinity school, wins Hebrew scholarship.
The Oregon cartoonist Homer Davenport will present American Caricature at Pendleton's opera house next Saturday evening. He will illustrate his talk with portraits of well known public figures to aid a worthy cause benefiting the Pendleton Academy.
The Walla Walla Union reports a campaign to eradicate pests harming fruit trees across Walla Walla Valley. Organizers led by NLG Blabocix plan a week long session in Lone City to draft a pest and horticulture action plan for state and county coordination and seek uniform rules.
Milton dwelling of George Edwardes a Milton blacksmith burned completely last week. He and Mrs Edwardes were away in Fortiada and Jilthe was saved. The fire caused about 1000 in lost value and the department responded quickly though the fire was contained to the frame house near the Christian church.
The piece extols Hostetter Stomach Bitters as a life extending cure, claiming it has saved many and spurred universal adoption by metropolitan fire departments and the public for decades. It touts relief from dyspepsia indigestion belching flatulence and weakness.
The case of A J Overturf versus Ed Woody continued in circuit court with a special venire of talesmen. Plaintiff’s witnesses including A J Overtoft and J P Whittemore testified while defense examinations followed led by J F Whittemore and J W Stamper. The trial, involving a leased property and stock fencing disputes, could not finish that day.
Prank E. Grotto and Bertha TL Turnidee wed in the sheriff's office by Justice of the Peace Fire Gerald. Grotto remains jailed awaiting circuit court action on larceny by bailee charges involving a horse team and buggy from George Froome's livery stable. The bride hails from Umatilla County.
Rev. W. King hailed the state Ballet convention in Portland as highly successful. The 1800 debt threatening the gathering was cleared, partly by missions donations and a meeting collection. About Adpereans attended with Portland ministers among them. state reports indicated favorable progress and plans for expansion.
A wartime era notice warns that open bulk coffee is prone to contamination with climbing or floating intruders while describing how tin canisters preserve cleanliness freshness and flavor for safer storage.
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