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Newspaper
Pendleton Eagle Valley News
Location
Pendleton, Oregon, United States of America
Date
Oct 24, 1905
Page
8
A dealer in Haviland, Japanese and German china announces new arrivals and invites customers to view and select items before the holiday rush. Small deposits will reserve pieces until needed.
A small shipment offers Delft China described as beautiful old Dutch art ware. It is praised as smooth as glass with exquisite views likely to attract collectors and shoppers.
A brief notice describes a sale item including an arte doll from Owl Tea House and a boys tool chest. The listing indicates a single set offered for purchase with hand finished details.
Neil McLeod of Elgin a noted Republican legislator and lawyer returns from the last Oregon legislature to Portland. He supported La Grande in the Union county seat fight and predicts a warm county division campaign next spring. McLeod notes no fixed governor candidate yet as Johns camps for votes. Pioneer farmer Charley Hallgarth accompanies him.
At 6 o'clock last evening Robert Patton and Mollie Payne were married by Rev. Robert Warner at the Thompson Street church parsonage. The groom resides in Red Lodge Montana.
When a syringe is required there is no reason to be limited in choice or pay high prices. Our stock includes every style and kind of syringes made with many varieties not commonly carried. Different grades are handled and each is priced to be the lowest available.
A vendor advertises a line of hot water bottles priced from $1.00 to $2.26 and guarantees their usefulness. The ad also promotes rubber goods as recommended, inviting customers to examine the entire range.
The records describe weddings in Alba with Mise Effie M. Dick and Fred A. Bailey and a Law of J. BR. McDil. News notes cover a court verdict in Mrs Jennie Story vs Henry Seales, a funeral plan for the late J. Lamb’s father, rising freight business west of Umatilla, and a Presbyterian church women’s meeting on Main Street planning a church fair.
Deputy stock inspector Frank Rack left for Athena this morning to inspect horses shipped to Cleresholm Alberta. He will also visit Athens district and Cleresholm Victoria to review sealing trade inquiries. Local business men face seven assessments in the Alberta project.
Noted European specialist Prof Uta proclaims dandruff as a parasite-damaged scaly layer of the scalp. Newbro's Horpicide claims to kill the germ, stop hair loss, and restore softness and thickness. sold by leading druggists with samples via The Herpicide Co Detroit and A C Koeppen & Bros agents.
The Supreme Court will reconvene on Monday November 6 for a full session featuring a docket of many cases. Notable entries include criminal actions from various counties such as Grover Martin convicted of manslaughter and Moses Taylor charged with attempted arson, alongside numerous civil matters involving Harney, Malheur, Baker, Sherman, Union, Grant, and other counties. The docket also lists appellants, respondents, and participating firms and companies across Oregon enduring a mix of state and local civil disputes.
Sturgis, accused of writing bad checks after funds failed, clashed with T. K. Gordane in a morning incident. The altercation ended with a guilty plea to disorderly conduct, a $5 fine covering by Judge Hartin, and dismissal of other charges.
Dan Bowman, Umatilla county exhibit superintendent at the Lewis and Clark fair, announces further awards to the county. Pendleton Scouring Mills receive silver for scoured and dyed wool. other awards pending. Umatilla is expected to lead eastern Oregon counties in the general exhibit, third in the state in total awards, and first in gold medals.
At 10 o'clock this forenoon the circuit court began a new term with Judge W R Billix presiding. Jurors were summoned and present for the session as the proceedings opened.
The docket opened with Mark Nelpan charged with living with and aiding a prostitute. A jury was drawn for the cash and preliminary statements, but the main witness failed to appear, having left town to forfeit a 40 bail, leaving the case against Col. Wissre ieee unresolved.
It is learned that Porkos, a former stenographer who recently left unpaid bills, was once employed by B Calder head manager of the Northern Pacific at Walla Walla. He allegedly owed wages advanced and used company stationery to forge a letter of recommendation. He later traveled with A D Chariton, Northern Pacific general passenger agent at Portland, but was discharged after the Walla Walla records were learned.
A. D. Cridge, a noted Woodmen leader, will install a new Woodmen of the World camp at Irrigon on November 7 with over 20 members. He plans to establish a camp at Pilot Rock after meeting with locals there, drawing many new members from Pilot Rock and nearby areas.
A largely signed petition aims to macadamize East Court street from Main to the mill race. Eagles trustees were authorized to sign the petition, with W S Byers also on board. If council approves, work could start soon to test the new method and spur further street improvements.
Carolina Luceta Lund sues Thorwald Lund for divorce on grounds of cruel and inhuman treatment dated from a Chicago marriage in 1890. They have one child, now three, and the mother seeks custody of the child along with the divorce.
In a Kehoe justice court appeal, Wardley v Richardson is before 12 jurors in circuit court this afternoon. The case centers on a disputed bay mare mule as the subject of the suit. Judge Ellis and several Sawyeres observe the proceedings.
The Pendleton Pullman car, just completed, ran today on its second trip down the line. It is among the largest cars and features the latest conveniences. George Meredith, famed novelist, fell at his Boxhill home in Surrey, England, breaking his left leg and is in critical condition due to age.
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