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Newspaper
Pendleton Eagle Valley News
Location
Pendleton, Oregon, United States of America
Date
Sep 15, 1911
Page
5
A jumble of local ads and notices offering board and rooms, chimney sweep, meat service, medical practice, theater, lost items, moving and hauling, coal sales, street transport, and travel. Includes contact numbers, addresses, and brief promos for groceries, poultry, beer, and rail travel. Multiple names and locations appear, with several items seeking returns and rewards.
A meeting of the Uma tilla Morrow county Poultry association is set for Friday at 7 30 in the evening at John Bakers furniture store. All members are urged to attend. J W Brown secretary.
All persons knowing themselves in debt to the Farmers Meat Co are notified to pay the same to Sheriff Taylor or Fred Weber. No other persons are authorized to transact business for the company whatsoever. J and Furnish President.
Lost. A red memorandum book with two ten dollar travelers checks signed G. W. Parker. TLeave at this office. T have several large tracts of Uma tila county wheat land and stock ranches for sale. Will take ex change property In Portland or Spokane. If pony east or west or south. Tickets routed Northern Pacific Ry. Close connections at Pasco with all through trains. W.Adams, agent, Pendleton.
The City of Pendleton offers a five thousand dollar loan on approved real estate as security. Finance committee members named are W. EF. Brock P. Strain and J. L. Sharon.
Miss Evelyn representing the Remington Co of New York importers and manufacturers of human hair goods is at the Peoples Warehouse for a few days with a large stock of the latest styles of hair goods including natural gray and white. Your inspection cordially invited, at manufacturer prices.
A medical notice promotes Hem-roid tablets by Dr. Leonhardt of Buffalo New York as an internal remedy for piles, claiming to address poor circulation. Sold for one dollar at Pisceton Drug Co with money-back guarantee if no relief. a booklet is available upon request.
In Sharon Pa a six ton vault door trapped Ho mer Putman and Richard Mylan after it swung shut during bank remodeling at the First National Bank. Crowds gathered as cashier Audley McGill left for Pittsburgh and efforts to reach him failed. Assistant Cashier P A Higgs freed the two men, who were nearly frightened to death but unharmed.
A flood of notable guests arrives for the Round-Up in Pendleton. Included are Herbert Strom of Hermiston, Gus Teutsch of Portland, Willis McElroy of Portland, and many others from Hermiston, Walla Walla, Echo, and beyond. Local officials, journalists, and dignitaries join the event, with politicians and business figures from Oregon and Washington noted among attendees.
The report centers on the creation of a new eastern Oregon district and the potential impact on congressional representation. Details highlight the shifting political landscape, the challenges of redistricting, and the role of local officials in establishing the district boundaries.
Echo Oregon September 15 Justice Scholl's court upheld the defense in the Hoskins versus Stirling et al case over a herd law dispute affecting irrigation districts. The business district closed to allow attendance at the Round Up and residents traveled to Pendleton.
Fourteen inebriates were brought into police court this morning and half paid their fines while the others remain jailed. Auto speeders arrested include Kk McDonald Theodore Ryan and F E Tateman who ply between Main street and the park. McDonald and Ryan plead not guilty and stand trial this afternoon while Tateman pleaded guilty and faces sentence.
George W Brown a Pendleton carpenter and former sheriff nomination seeker died at Klamath Falls. Word reached J. P. Walker, clerk of Pendleton Camp W. O. W., of which Brown was a member. He also belonged to the Odd Fellows and left Pendleton two years ago.
W. & C. R. L. A. Long publisher of the Hilla toro Argus visits the city. Formerly with George W. Hunt he helped build the line to Dayton Washington and now works for the Northern Pacific. He also oversaw the last half mile of Pendleton’s 1887 levee project and is esteemed by longtime residents.
The infant son of William White of Rosedale, Kansas City area, lost part of his brain after a porch fall on Tuesday. Surgeons operated, the skull replaced, and though expected to die within hours, he showed signs of consciousness yesterday and may recover with minor sight impairment.
A 14 year old, El mer Reynolds, confessed to a string of robberies and was spared trial after his father settled with the victims. Reynolds, once living in top hotels, had funded his crimes with stolen funds. He arrived in Los Angeles with his father and was to be taken home to Portland Oregon.
An advertisement offers one hundred dollars for a catarrh cure failure and promotes Hall's Catarrh Cure as a internal remedy by F. J. Cheney & Co of Toledo. Wading, Kinnan & Marvin certify Cheney as trustworthy. price per bottle listed. testimonials offered. Also notes Hall's Family Pills for constipation.
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