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Newspaper
Pendleton Eagle Valley News
Location
Pendleton, Oregon, United States of America
Date
Oct 30, 1901
Page
4
We advertise a very 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, and it will be to your interest to see us before buying your children's shoes.
Cleaver Brothers promote farm loans and dry goods with new glove line at Alexander's. Hawley's offers butter and cranberries while Withee's sells sewing machines. Shirts drop from 1.00 to 49c and a range of waists and dress fabrics appear at Alexander's. Framed photos by Sharp and a depot stable telephone service are noted along with upcoming games Pendleton academy vs Whitman academy.
Variety of notices including job asks for a chambermaid and drivers, furniture and poultry sales, quick delivery groceries, and dining spots. Local promotions cover a Halloween ball, restaurant openings, bacon of land and cattle, subscription collection, and health remedies from DeWitt’s and Lane’s medicines. Local businesses FS Younger & Son, Tallman Co, Brock & McComas push rapid service and special offers.
Local representatives express varied opinions on a proposed special session to authorize appropriations for the Lewis and Clark Centennial Exposition. Reeder Proebatel and Thomason voice differing stances while all agree the fair should be a success and justified by Portland’s support and statewide benefit.
Local notes show Joe Wallace traveling to Walla Walla on business while Mr and Mrs Marry Baer relocate to Spokane after a brief Pendleton visit. Clarence Veere and Maite Howard wed in Uldah with Justice Bollers officiating. Readouts cover hospital updates, rail travel, and several residents planning winters in Unger store and La Grande, with new Pendleton arrivals from Ontario and ongoing livestock reports.
Charles Bartholomeow and Mise Phebe A Thompeon wed at O F Thompean’s Batter Creek ranch home with only the family present. They will live on the Sweesy farm leased by Bartholomew. Miss Thompeon is a local native from the settlement in Eastern Oregon. Turner and Miss Bowman also married Tuesday evening with Rev John Uren officiating. They reside in the East Oregonian building and begin housekeeping. Miss Bowman is L M Bowman’s daughter. Turner is an Al College graduate now employed locally.
Intimate friends and relatives gathered for the wedding of Rh and N. The couple, both highly popular, counted their many acquaintances among their guests.
One of three delegates to the fifth annual Livestock Association convention in Chicago on December 2 will be Grant Copeland of Walla Walla. Contiand yesterday received a memorial aligned by Governor Rogers. Copeland will depart for Chicago on November 25.
The St Seni floyee case ended with a sealed verdict after three days of trial. John Seibert, a former Pendleton crime squad member, was found liable for 1200 damages to Schiffer, who accused him of breaching a five year no-contact contract and involvement in a partnership dispute. The trial also covered Hezekiah Kove’s minor intoxication charge and other proceedings, with Link P Sturgis v Baker advancing on a promissory note claim. A special session was set to begin November 26.
A short column warns that coffee kept in bulk may harbor unsanitary contaminants while praising tin canisters for cleanliness freshness and flavor. The piece emphasizes proper storage to prevent unwanted intruders in coffee.
The Walla Walla Club agreed yesterday to buy the present site of a church project, securing the property to clear the way for a new building. Trustees Warford, Bement, Pat, and Leviakeny arranged the sale, paying the current price, as plans for lodge housing and city facilities were debated.
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