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Newspaper
Pendleton Eagle Valley News
Location
Pendleton, Oregon, United States of America
Date
Sep 30, 1911
Page
2
Text lists prices for women’s undergarments and suits in white silk and wool. Items include white silk and wool onion suits at 3.25 to 5.00 dollars, white wool union suits from 2 to 4 dollars, and white fleeced union suits from 1.50 to 2 dollars.
A grand ball at the Badiese-Woendnen in Pendleton featured Ms Ber tha Alexander and Henry Collins as a society highlight. Guests from Pendleton and beyond enjoyed a two step and waltz, a grand march, punch, and a Hecht luncheon, with floral decor and a long guest list led by organizers Mrs Roy Alexander and a host of Pendleton notable families. A later good luck party at Cottage Grove honored Frank and Ralph Porter, with flowers, lanterns, and fortune-hunt games en route back to Pendleton.
Readers follow a long social page listing guests, entertainers, and program details for a Tuesday night soiree mission by the Royal College of Porpora. The note includes invitations, a pre program reception, performer names, and a banquet with musical solos and arias.
Stolen horse and saddle near Benge. Indian skeleton unearthed along Potlatch road in Palouse area during road grading. Lewiston home fire destroys residence due to exploding stove with $2500 loss and $2000 insurance. Foot mangling from a tree near Laurier sends a man to Grand Forks hospital. Earthquake shakes Bellingham at 6:45 pm causing canal lurches and chimneys to topple.
The two year old son of Mr. and Mrs. Delmar Willama broke his arm during a recess wrestling match with a schoolmate in Palouse. The other boy took the injured child to Dr. J W Stevenson for fracture reduction and then returned to school without informing the parents.
F S Taylor a prominent millman logger and merchant died after being thrown from a running board of a logging engine his body was cut almost in two He was owner promoter of Haytown in Thurston county a new town on the Milwaukee railroad and owner of the Taylor Lumber company
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