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Newspaper
Pendleton Eagle Valley News
Location
Pendleton, Oregon, United States of America
Date
Sep 13, 1911
Page
3
A farmer north of Tiowse named Gustave Wellstrndt was thrown from a cart and broke his right arm. Nearby, Jesse Johnson, the 1 ld-year-old son of Mr and Mrs Johnson, fell from a ladder and also fractured an arm.
Lardecker suffered a painful head wound after being kicked by a horse during an incident at Plaza in Wash. no further details provided.
Arthur H. Vickers, who came to Dayton to visit his parents, was arrested by Chief George B. Dorr on telegraphic orders from Deputy Sheriff A. Farrow of Monte Vista, Colorado. The nature of the alleged offense was not disclosed.
The project advances paving Clark Street from Fifth Street to Tacoma Avenue. Concrete base laid with a two inch asphalt top layer to be applied two inches thick. Upon completion Pasco will have 12 blocks of streets paved.
Funeral services for T Ford, who lived a mile from Millen, were held at the Methodist Episcopal church south. The body was shipped to Belgrade, Montana. Ford came to Millen two years ago for heart trouble after suffering tuberculosis since age eighteen. He recently underwent surgery for the disease.
In Sullivan county Tennessee born May 26 1868, he wed in 187? Beloved husband and father, survived by wife and two children who plan to return to Montana. Deputy Edward Dennison to bring in Fred Baumgardt on Okanogan county warrant after arrest on his ranch near 14 miles from here.
Albion Waal reports a serious accident involving Chester Rice’s young daughter while playing with other children. A mishap caused her eye to be badly injured with inflammation, and doctors fear potential loss of sight in one eye.
Miner Quirk working with partner in the Ryan stope of the Gol Hunter mine was struck by a 10 ton rock fall from a cenneling wall. He suffered a broken leg and skull fracture and was moved to Providence hospital in Wallace for treatment.
Terms of recent negotiations between the Methodist Tipiicopal and the Methodist Episcopal South conferences with this state outline the church South of Dayton. The agreement addresses lese rights and potential reorganization within the regional faith communities.
Special correspondence from Hermiston Oregon notes Oregon state averages for 1910 crops including wheat yield 17.93 bushels and potatoes 109 bushels per acre. On the Umatilla project wheat and timothy profits exceed state averages with potatoes yielding about 140 dollars per acre. Local officials report strong alfalfa and timothy culture, and visitors including Dr. Crom of Walla Walla and farmers from nearby areas discuss county fair exhibits and new drug store opening.
The WIH will disband and its membership will transfer to the Methodist Episcopal Church of Covello and related arrangements affect the Methodist Church South at Covello, which has existed for over 20 years. The move involves the Davenport Methodist connection and will consolidate congregations under the new arrangement.
A Freeville New York man suffered a long fever sore but Bucklen's Arnica Salve healed it with scarcely a scar. The testimonial claims the salve also treats boils eczema piles and swellings. Only Sheat Koep pens.
Beulah Buford, tied to the Beattie murder proceedings, attempted suicide after allegedly driving Laura Sullivan to a crisis. She drank laudanum, slashed her side, and later tried to shoot herself. a severe scalp wound was treated and she vowed to stop trying death by her own action. Sullivan, recovering, said she would stay balanced and noted Buford might face prosecution as an accessory.
A witty line from Variety Life questions the ideal man as a balance of shrewd money making wit and generous spending folly. The quote frames an ideal partner as both clever with finances and playful with luxuries.
Advertised honey cough medicine touted for three decades as safe and reliable for coughs colds and breathing ailments. Claims include Bee Hive carton mark and Foley's Honey and Tar Compound praised by users, with sale through dealers and references to Mrs Anna Pelger and neighbors.
Pendleton secures an $11 000 state contract to level Eastern Oregon asylum grounds and build a levee along the Umatilla river. Hermiston stores plan to close Thursday as residents plan to observe West End day at the Round-Up. An advertisement touts HER BINE as a liver correctant to purify the system and boost vitality, sold by A. C. Koeppen & Bros.
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