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Newspaper
Pendleton Eagle Valley News
Location
Pendleton, Oregon, United States of America
Date
Sep 21, 1900
Page
4
Merchant listings and notices advertise cigars, dairy items, pickles, cheese, and bread at local shops. Promotions include furniture sales, room rentals, hardware gauges, and farm vehicle stock, plus a note about a band performance at the street fair and a patent medicine claim from a drug company.
The clipping lists assorted items and notices from Walla Walla including barber shop carnival pricing, job inquiries for a general servant, requests for information about Mrs. Anne Wire, and travel chatter. It notes a train arrival and attendance, a local ball team disbandment, theater or sale announcements, and a mix of miscellaneous ads for pills, millinery, and local goods.
Frank Frazier's Umvalalis competed in the Chamber of Commerce slide pace at the Salem state fair. The event featured multiple heats with horses such as Altacors Erickson's Altacors and Barniere. Umvalalis finished second in the opening stretch and later faced delays before the big purse race on Thursday.
An old advertisement touts Newtro's Herpicite as a cure for dandruff, claiming it kills the dandruff germ and restores hair vitality. It notes a Washington State fair trip rate from Pendleton at 5.75 with tickets on sale September 1–2 and travel through September 30, under W. Adams as agent.
A crowd of visitors from Gibbon Walla Walla Athena Weston and Lawton attended the Pendleton fair. Notables include Mr. and Mrs. Simon of Hotel Dacres, Mr. and Mrs. Gabe France of Athens, OC. W. Atleepent, Clark Wood, Thow F. Rourke of Portland, I. K. Portal and family, and Mayor Levi Goodman. Local residents and out-of-town guests described the fair as entertaining with lively exhibitions and notable spectators from multiple communities.
An exhibition and parade of driving chores will be held on Court Street Saturday forenoon judged then awards given. Entries must be driven by one man per team with singles already noted. Committee members are Joe Hoch John Malley jr Sim Vorhben contact them to avoid crowding entries.
The intimate public wedding occurred at 254 this evening with the bride and groom William Oliver and Mint Manny, officiated by the Rev. Fo Forbes, president of the Pondivton academy.
About 1000 children from public schools and Pendleton Academy and nearby points are involved in the program. The effort aims to reach a broad student audience across the district.
A Midway fair with nuke fair and attractions drew many children as families enjoyed the afternoon. The Hearty acquiesce one of Mr. Dabour at the Midway to the plank of the recreation center for safe, courteous entertainment. Parents expressed pleasure at the joyous scene and the children’s smiles.
A Pendleton woolen mill booth showcases varied wool types in plates from line to loom. The ceiling features Kanth recovery with tiny color arrangements and pleated details. In foreground, I. Y. Tue’s artistic work highlights pleating and textural craftsmanship.
A partial roster of attendees is provided with names such as Walter J. Mono My AL Crowell Bevan Teatrice Tivan Jane C. Kitwell Michie Oetiith wel wile Rtobert Molwean Richant Molen D. Herrick George Berwr John Baehtolt Lowe Ken I. C. Hetater Peter Werner Andy Mateol Jve Newbery Nick Sellisti Walter Wilframe Henney Mheekonn Tim Korriok.
A husband and wife survive a murderous spree in a remote cabin after a man shoots his wife, a daughter, and a baby, then sets the cabin on fire. The suspect fled but was later found and detained as authorities Venus to piece together a violent domestic scene with two severely injured survivors.
Two male prisoners James Murray and Charles Voorhels escaped from the state penitentiary jute mill near Walla Walla at 7 o clock evening. Warden Catron offers rewards for their capture as military and city authorities pledge cooperation to restore order after the breach.
Advices from Temalulus Regiatracion for November election indicate a majority support for a white party stance. Readers are urged to align with party lines and support for lawfulness and governmental stability.
In Chicago on September 21 11k the pace slows as McKinley delivers several speeches. The visit aims to promote the campaign with Senator Vinnwea planning a Canton meeting on Sunday to drum up support.
A telegraphic dispatch from Phoenix reports that in the Northeast Arnone region, armed parties or raiders are disturbing the Navajo Reservation. Cattle and livestock are being stolen and settlers are threatened, with menaced communities fearing further violence.
Reports suggest the Evening Post may publish a morning edition in San Francisco tomorrow bringing athletic news and local updates to readers. The chatter centers on a new package from the paper’s lineup and a possible special feature.
Report from I L Ray & Co and major exchanges notes a higher start with May whites in demand and steady ceiling in price. Opening activity indicated gains in some futures while others eased on the New York and Chicago boards as traders priced grain by week.
A damaged OCR item reports a fatal incident in Frazer involving Som Aalston who killed someone named in a local notice. The fragment mentions a centennial wood setting and a request to contact the author to settle accounts, with names Sloan and West Hay Patterson involved.
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