Faultless Underskirts and Tailor Made Factory Skirts
Fragmentary ad copy reviews underskirts and factory skirts with adjustable waist options and range from $2.00 to $4.00. Mentions tailoring and display in a shop window, though text is garbled.
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Newspaper
Pendleton Eagle Valley News
Location
Pendleton, Oregon, United States of America
Date
Apr 08, 1903
Page
5
Fragmentary ad copy reviews underskirts and factory skirts with adjustable waist options and range from $2.00 to $4.00. Mentions tailoring and display in a shop window, though text is garbled.
Wednesday April 8 1908 in police court William Crouse fined five dollars for fighting Clark paid fifteen dollars for same offense. Altercation at Queen Chop House over business dispute ended with Clarke's nose broken. One man from Weston paid ten dollars for assaulting a man named Kim brell in a separate altercation. Deputy Marshal A A Roberts arrested Bob Adams for selling liquor to Indians. Jock detained two drunken Indians. Adams to be arraigned. Property owners warned to keep sidewalks clear. street commissioner Fechter sold out his hedge and refreshment business to D Gaddis of Iowa.
Father A van der Velden in charge of the Catholic mission among the Arapahoe Indians writes to Joseph Base ler about a government plan to open Arapahoe lands in Wyoming to settlement and compensate the Indians as they face relocation. The Indians fear the change while seeking guidance from big medicine. In other notes, mission improvements at the Presbyterian reservation include new fence, grass, clover, irrigation, and shade trees. A Prossex and family plan to locate in Umatilla county after traveling from Portland Michigan.
Notice to water consumers warns that all water rents must be paid at the water works office on or before the 10th of each month or the water will be shut off and a penalty collected before service resumes. J T Brown Superintendent Water Works. To Finish Shearing Charles Cunningham to begin soon on remaining sheep. Cunningham reports fleece weight and quality exceed last spring’s.
A correction states Rev Orchard Hayes who is to preach at the Plainview schoolhouse during the coming year is a member of the Church of Christ not the Christian church as reported yesterday.
From Asheville, North Carolina, W. F. Ferrill arrived this morning. He stated his intention to flee on government land and remain in the Northwest, preferably in Umatilla County.
A long list of ads notes clam chowder tastings, meats, smoked goods, cigars, lunches, and ready-to-rent rooms. Properties for sale or rent include a seven room house at cost and 617 Jane street residence with two or three lots. Also listed are tickets for a Philharmonic concert and a new bridge repair plan near Weston.
Just received another lot by express. Can fit a large woman or a small one in either fitting room so can get you heady for Sunday.
Immense assortment of ribbons in all colors and widths. Laces in varied designs and materials offered from per yard to 1.00. Handkerchiefs new and dainty. Royal Worcester corsets in white black blue pink and drab 50c to 3.00 each. All the newest, handsomest spring creations on display.
A fire broke out this morning in the barn of Mr. Lang on Railroad Street between Jolson and Thorpe. It was extinguished with a few buckets of water before an alarm could be raised, likely caused by children and matches. Nearby cattle suffered after range grazing was too early, though improving spring weather helped.
City marshal J A Blakley warns that dog licenses are due and actions will be taken to remove dogs failing to comply. Public notice requests owners to renew or address penalties.
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