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A store presents itself as the premier destination for birthday anniversaries and weddings offering a wide range of suitable presents that cover all imagined needs for such joyful occasions.
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Newspaper
Pendleton Eagle Valley News
Location
Pendleton, Oregon, United States of America
Date
Sep 10, 1907
Page
8
A store presents itself as the premier destination for birthday anniversaries and weddings offering a wide range of suitable presents that cover all imagined needs for such joyful occasions.
The Portland Oregonian reports land fraud prosecutions to resume in Oregon with District Attorney Bristol awaiting Attorney General Bonaparte decision. Twenty nine pending cases include 26 Heney cases and three others tied to wealthy timbermen. Record lists sentences for Mitchell and Williamson, with several others on appeal or still awaiting sentencing.
Frederick Manuell of Butte Montana claims he reversed baldness after using Novares Herpicide bought April 6. By July 2 he says hair covered his head thick and luxuriant. The ad describes the product as destroying the scalp fungus causing dandruff and baldness, with samples and two sizes advertised through A. C. Koeppen & Bros.
The report lists multiple defendants including Martin G. Hoge and Franklin P. Mays facing conspiracy and perjury charges with various sentences and on appeal statuses. It also covers the Eas Columbia River District M E Church south annual conference in Walla Walla starting September 18, detailing ministerial appointments and presiding elder changes.
Carl G. Stewart and Misa Cecile Wilson were wed at Pendleton last night at 8 at Rev. W. L. Van Nuys home. Few personal friends attended. The groom is a well known local plumber and the bride, formerly a restaurant employee from La Grande, will reside in Pendleton.
After a missing act last night at the Stas theater Pendleton audiences will see one of the season’s best bills tonight featuring the Nelsons and new artists who have just arrived in the city performing fresh sketches.
A party of Oregon Short Line officials led by General Manager O'Brien will tour the O R N system from Pendleton to Huntington to inspect over $1,000,000 in season work. They will review new bridges and sidetracks, altered Spring Creek tunnels, and roadbed upgrades that aim to deliver a safer, better graded line.
Mrs Catherine West Clark wife of W J Clark Pendleton hardware dealer died at St Anthony's hospital after a brief illness in childbirth. A 14 pound son died shortly after birth. She leaves husband two daughters Margaret Louise and Mary Leura, parents Mr and Mrs C S West Vancouver Wa, sister Mrs Grinwold Vancouver, brother George C West Portland. Funeral at Church of the Redeemer with Rev Charles Quinney.
Vice-Consul C L Chandler reports Baron Goto, president of the South Manchurian Railway, has arrived at Dalny from Japan with many employees. From June 1, American railway appliances will flood in to Manchuria, with locomotives, rails, dining cars, steam shovels and grading gear arriving first, to reconstruct former Russian stations and prepare double tracking as August machinery arrives. The article notes Japan’s production proximity and British German competition shaping the new Manchurian trade.
The notice urges readers to choose a sewing machine for the fall season, highlighting available models and features to consider for fall projects.
B. Hutchinson a well known farmer living nine miles southwest of Pendleton moves to the city after selling his wheat land. He plans to reside permanently in Pendleton and aims for an easier life. Hutchinson is regarded as a progressive farmer and will be welcomed by many friends.
Eagle harvest ball takes place Wednesday night September 11 at Eagle ball. Best of music. All welcome. Tickets cost 75 cents. ladies admitted free.
Mr and Mrs Burr Hinkle express sincere thanks to friends who visited during the interviews and bereavement of their daughter.
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