Gleaver Bros Three Dollar Lines at 5 Main Street
Local short entry notes Gleaver Bros operate three dollar lines at 5 Main Street. Details on services or hours not provided.
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Newspaper
Pendleton Eagle Valley News
Location
Pendleton, Oregon, United States of America
Date
Oct 27, 1900
Page
4
Local short entry notes Gleaver Bros operate three dollar lines at 5 Main Street. Details on services or hours not provided.
Brief advertisements show a mix of cigars candies paints staining wallpaper and framing services. Notable names include Dr Whitaker DeWitt's Witch Hazel and Tallama Co with notices of new shop locations and home upkeep tasks. Prices and specifics are fragmented but emphasize bargains and remedies.
A noisy jumble of seeks for goods and services. Advertisers tout Powells inks and stationery, Compton White House vacancies and hotel displays, clothing from W.L. Douglas, hats and trimmed ladies’ wear, and cigars from Key West brands. Community notices report births, obituaries, school updates, church services, and upcoming meetings in Pendleton and neighboring towns.
The jury in the Toy Toy case found the Todian guilty of murder in the first degree for the August 24 murder at Geabloek. Prosecution and defense motions were argued as the court prepared to close the trial, with the verdict delivering the final focus of the proceedings.
Mrs. Minnie Crockett through attorney Janes Raley asked for a new trial on six disputed points including sufficiency of evidence and errors in instructions. Judge Bille took the motion under advisement and will rule on Thursday November 1 after hearing testimony about new evidence allegedly showing Jammer M. Crockett threatened self harm with a revolver prior to his death.
Judge W. K. Ellie adjourned court until November 1 and left for Heppner with his wife. Convictions include Arthur Kelly sent to reform school for patricide, James H. Childers and Frank Cantwell each to six years for cattle theft, Minnie Crockett convicted of second degree murder with life imprisonment, and Colombia George and Tay-Tay awaiting death penalty for killing Annie Kdow.
Local column lists residents visiting or passing through Ebensburg Pendleton and Walla Walla areas. Henry Koepke from Los Angeles near a small ranch. Ernest Koepke in Ebensburg Wael recently had an appendectomy. Various locals and travelers noted with short remarks.
Mr and Mrs Victor Shick visit friends and expected to return home. A A Maloney starts building Mrs KR L Maloney’s new residence in the west part of town. Billy Roe, ex-Weeton barber, was in Athens after selling Pendleton shop. Joe Groom left for Oklahoma Territory to intend bike home. Ginny Atford and Golda B Fipser wed at Fairfield Ward Hamari on Oct 21. Stafford family to visit Athens before traveling to Haley. Milton Tomlay reported with seven years of service noted in local history.
Local shop begins overhaul on missing engine part after delays. Mechanics report progress as parts arrive and tests commence in Mon Hanes, with project slated for completion later this month.
From the Heppner Times several local movements are noted. Jack Kycett is praised despite weekly threats. Amy Curran departs for Chicago to join her husband while Wellew Miner and daughter Willa head to Denver for the winter. Prof W C Howard reports progress on a Millen paper project and hints at new college ties.
A Union letter recounts the drowning of Mrs Ruth A Black while chasing the Unami lia river near the Oregon coast. It notes her death occurred in April, her body found in a drift and buried in the Indian graveyard, with details linked to the Black family and local residents.
Baker City attorney John C Leasure will address a Republican meeting at the court house tonight at an unspecified hour. A statewide campaigner with reputation, Leasure is expected to say meaningful things from a Republican standpoint. Voters of all parties are invited to attend as the election nears.
The Pist county week sees Clyde Vaughn held at Salon jail after an attempted murder of Sain Joney af Jefferson. Vaughn showed a healthy mind for years but twice jumped into the river with intent to die and endured melancholic spells. He has no friends, no evil qualities, and talks little. Jones is reported improving while Vaughn remains confined.
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