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Newspaper
Pendleton Eagle Valley News
Location
Pendleton, Oregon, United States of America
Date
Oct 29, 1901
Page
4
We are presenting 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. It will be to your interest to see us before buying your children's shoes.
Local advertisements list new gloves at Alexander's, dresses, shirts, and wallate at Cleaver Brothers Dry Goods Co. plus fruit at Manley and Hawley. Other notices promote real estate listings, a taxi service by Depot Stables, and a big game Friday between Pendleton and Whitman academies. Framing services, furniture, and notions appear with various prices and specials.
A jumble of notices mentions David Cleaver Prrothers Dry Goods Co RN and a marriage license for Fred J. Pinkerton and Isabelle A Devicon, revival meetings at the court house, a new Cont Register building for A H Harris in Wallan Walla, and various land and railway complaints. It references Jim Washington’s decline, Toy Toy and Coluntin George, and a $10 damages suit by S Wheeler against Carter & Ralew.
Manila dispatch reports General Smith ordering all pueblos to surrender arms and suspects before November 6 or face destruction and confiscation as Marines guard Balangiga and nearby towns. Naval Cadet Loveman Noa aboard Mariveles was attacked at Nipa Nipa. he was wounded and his revolver lost during the assault.
Dr Ament recounted the Pekin siege and the Boxer uprising viewed as harmless at first but later tied to empress dowager. He described her enmity toward missionaries and foreigners and noted her tacit approval of bloodshed, while stating he would return to China.
The Seibert v Schiffer trial ended with jurors to decide after three days of testimony. Witnesses for the plaintiff described a possible partnership with A. Schwerts while Seibert testified briefly about his relationship with Schwartz, amid courtroom disruption and delayed proceedings.
Lind to St Louis trip news and visits unfold including Grace Henge return from Jani visit and Mire FF. Wanmaler guest at Meet Liteon. N Hemeler and children back from Pertian and couet summer trip. Pitman returns through Pendleton en route to Washington. Ed Bishop's sister Bel Histon near death. Norval Jones leaves Berry Shoe for a Law Weston post. Beattle attends teacher institute in Prineville. T Warner, Linowpe operator, arrives from Portland. may stay. McKinley departs Woodburn after farewell sermon. Stewart to succeed in Florence.
Olympia dispatch reports the state supreme court overruled a new trial motion for Harris convicted of cattle theft in Walla Walla. Harris, jailed since October, is to be sent to the state penitentiary for four years though he is free on a 2600 dollar cash bond as higher court rulings upheld prior convictions.
Walla Walla residents report the Walla Walla Club forming a building committee led by President Leo Ankeny to oversee a project on the site of St. Pauls Episcopal Church. The proposed structure by Osterman is listed at about 22,000, to be financed by a bale of funds.
The committee led by Mr An theny proposes a concrete first floor and basement with a wood second floor for a new clubhouse at Maelish cottage site to cut membership costs. Initiation falls to $1 and monthly dues to £1 10s to attract at least fifty members, with a goal to raise numbers and reduce fees.
The notice announces upcoming mail service improvements at the Pendleton depot by Signerinten dent J. P. Owen and the O HR & N Co. It promotes One Minute Cough Cure by Tallman & Co. and Brock & McComas as a remedy aiding relief for children's coughs and inflammation, claiming it saves $1 in suffering.
A local notice warns that bulk coffee stored in tin canisters remains clean and fresh as a precaution against contamination. The column notes rats and other intruders as possible nuisances in bulk coffee storage.
The list shows prices for produce and poultry with items such as green onions onions beets potatoes cucumbers tomatoes and various poultry including chickens turkeys and pheasants. Beef cattle hogs and veal are noted with per pound or per item prices though several words appear garbled in the OCR.
Fragmentary text shows an individual from Goshen discussing police work, mentioning firms Tallman & Co and Brock & McCormers and a person named Barry Hikers. The snippet implies a claim of thorough, gentle handling but lacks clear events or outcomes.
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