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Newspaper
Pendleton Eagle Valley News
Location
Pendleton, Oregon, United States of America
Date
Sep 19, 1904
Page
5
Mothers are urged to inspect a display of boys and girls school wear with suits priced from 1.50 to 2.50 and shoes up to 6.50. Leading styles include Roster Brown and Norfolk. P Cogan school shoes are described as best for wear and fit with a guarantee.
Local notices and ads list rentals jobs lost pets sales and services. Items mention Get Bunny registers at Withee s Franklin clothing shoes Teutachs hats piano for rent and house rentals plus a lost fox terrier reward and other small business notices from a period newspaper.
Rally Day at the Congregational Church invites all church and Sunday school members to report progress and rally support for higher Sunday school and church attendance. A special sermon will recount the movement’s history and effort, with propitious plans discussed at the undersigned’s office.
August C Alexander, a Uinuituili brave, entered County Clerk Frank Fal rog’s office seeking a marriage permit. He claimed a desire for a “white mis theende” and explained he hadn’t obtained the license at the agency. Alexander seeks to marry Hit-hin-que Monanlo, a well known Indian of the reservation, who witnessed the license.
F W Schmidt the druggist runs a presidential contest with cash prizes for a few moments of work. Read Schmidt’s ad in this issue for details suitable for students and families seeking quick, simple tasks.
Judge Ellis traveled to Portland this morning to be at Good Samaritan hospital tomorrow. His sister-in-law Mrs A A Roberts will undergo an appendicitis operation and related complications.
Judge Hoston of the supreme court of Washington has ruled that the state's eight-hour labor law is strictly constitutional, upholding the validity of the measure amid challenges.
A flurry of travelers and visitors is listed with departures and arrivals from Hot Lake to Salem, Portland, Walla Walla, and Milton. Names include J Larm Mrs, William Krassig, J A Green, G W Hunt, J K Smith, Minnie Garrison, Grace Oliver, George Ferguson, O A Turner, F E Van Dusen, W H Ward, Myrtle Hawks, H E Bartholomew, L B Wenham, A Miller, J N Stone, B E A Daley, J O Halen, Mrs Frank Saling, Maymie Wilson, Lewh Lovelane, D Turner, Rev M W Howard, Father Eugene Bolle, Rev Andreas Tafa, R B Ross, Mrs Ay S McDaniels, Joe York, Pearl Bruell, and others. Several aims include fair attendance, university and college preparation, and state and undertaker conventions.
Rev BE B Jones and his wife are in town awaiting advices that will determine his field of material labor for the coming year. He expects to be assigned to a valley point but the exact community is not yet known. He preached from Rev Howard's pulpit yesterday.
In police court this morning John Smith and Martha Armstrong forfeited bail of 5 dollars each for drunken news. Pat Sullivan is serving days in jail for a fire offense.
Pendleton Lodge No. 62 A F and A M meets tonight at 7 30 PM. A full attendance is urgently requested. A Portland donor sent a 25 000 gold dollar gift for Lewie and Cork souvenirs with 25 000 arriving in Portland.
Arrangements by Rev G L Lovell of United Evangelical church for a large tent on the river’s north side at Logan street near West Jackson. If cool evenings occur meetings will move to the secured courthouse. A church building will be erected across the river, with tent meetings introducing the new denomination to the public. Salem’s T. CG Hurd and Dayton’s Fitch Phelps will attend. all are welcome for the forthcoming services starting Sunday evening September 28.
An ad touts a cure for catarrh named in Horse, promising $100 reward to any case it fails to cure. It presents internal remedies and constitutional treatment by F. J. Cheney & Co of Toledo, with testimonials requested.
The American naval squadron has begun eight gun practice following improved Japanese marksmanship displays. The effort marks a shift toward expanded gunnery training within the U S Navy.
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