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Newspaper
Pendleton Eagle Valley News
Location
Pendleton, Oregon, United States of America
Date
Sep 27, 1900
Page
4
A jumble of advertisements and notices. It lists cigar and supply sellers, furniture for sale, room rentals, groceries, farm and carriage goods, medicines, cures, and general services with scattered prices and contact pointers. Includes medical tonics, teeth and dental ads, lard, vegetables, and hardware items.
The page lists varied notes including dental crown offerings by De Whitaker and small-store sales, a girl seeking a good home while attending school, R Mart in aldal with a full line of fancy toilet soaps, and L T DeForde applying for an industrial teaching exam. It reports Myrtle Marcus's death by hanging at her home, plus note on Malcolm Jameson in St. Vincent's hospital and other local happenings in Portland and Baker City.
The Indian parade at the Saturday street fair drew attention for Lew Moorhouse and Chief Nad Krisbow whose persuasive eloquence helped organize the event. The fair committee provided funds, aiding decoration of horses and adding to the parade’s appeal, as native participants were brought into the mood through encouragement and money.
H M Ayers fell twenty feet from a ladder while shiplapping at Taylor's new residence west of the court house in Livelawk. He grabbed the building corner but could not stop the fall, landed on his face, and injured his leg and right side and left arm. He walked to J J Smith's office with help, where Dr. Smith treated his injuries and he returned home near the Catholic church.
In a Pendleton case the saddle theft from Roy Harrington’s home is linked to a sale at Rowe’s livery stable. Suspects include William Clarey and Frank Brows with others named, while Brown, Cavey, and Caton are cited in efforts to locate the saddle. Authorities report two unarmed Indians on the reservation and a mountain trip to recover the item.
The wheat market moved today with closing prices matching yesterday as Liverpool fell and New York opened lower. Chicago operators expect higher prices later as offerings ease. Also advertised is 500 acres of stubble pasture and straw for sale 245 miles east of Helix, Edwin Rush, Athena, Oregon.
Mea Taylor is absent on a visit to La Grande. W M Smith of Athena was in the city yesterday and left for home this morning. J G Retdick of Portland representing Hranewick Dulke company visited Pendleton Wednesday. Mr and Mrs W H Wane of Pilot Rock returned home after a short visit in Pendleton. W M Healer of Athena, who has wheat to sell this year, is in Pendleton today. Mrs St I Purey visiting Miss Guither left for Klimbethtown Kentucky. Richard Jones ex-constable of Keho was in Pendleton on business. he lost property via theft last Sunday. George Van Dran of the Hotel Pendleton is recovering from a strain. W L Helfrich of Athena adopted no position and moved to Pendleton. he'll join Kirkman's orchestra. Ki E Pix of Portland is in Pendleton to boost the YMCA and improve the gymnasium for winter. William L Brown and Miss Susanna Kol were married by Rev T M Patersuy at the Baptist parsonage. they reside in Pendleton and will live in Walla Walla. Mr and Mrs D Turner returned from a week at the state fair in Salem and other places, visiting relatives in the valley. T J Taylor, W C Manaford and W M Slasher left for La Grande to attend the Knights Templar conclave. Judge Frank Moore joined them from Oregon Supreme Court. James Staley left for the same event. Joe Klein returned from Portland with his son for eye treatment. the child may remain three months for care after an eye injury.
J Tomlinson, architect and builder, reports the completion of brick fronts in Pendleton and readiness for more projects. A large barn for Elmer Snider is planned. orders left at his shop or box 513 Pendleton receive prompt attention. Ki oL Smith displays Columbia and Racine dagg ies with grand reception and cash discounts.
A chaotic scene near Victor followed Roosevelt events with reports of armed demonstrators and mob activity. Officials plan further Republican meetings. some protesters have been served notices. The episode prompted calls for calm as Roosevelt's reception remained cordial in Lemoyne despite tensions.
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