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Newspaper
Pendleton Eagle Valley News
Location
Pendleton, Oregon, United States of America
Date
Apr 20, 1904
Page
5
A local clothing firm showcases an extensive line of men’s suits in Scottish plaids and assorted patterns. Skeleton suits, black and blue worsteds, double and single breasted styles are advertised with prices from 7.00 to 18.00, inviting customers to see the new window displays.
A collection of small ads notes shop promotions and services including beer at The Mint and Heaton shoes, clothing specials, rent notices, rug weaving, cigars, dry cleaning, and a transfer service. Also mentions farm goods, seeds, and a business sale with farewell thanks to customers.
Get Sunny. VU. C. Rader, Fresh fruit daily at Martin's, Pure Weinaard's beer at The Mint. Closing out dry goods, The Boston New line men's sweaters. The Boston Those contemplating painting s should call on James Enwright, 714 1Am street. The American navy is outgrowing tall other navies. The tonnage of battleships now building or provided for is as follows: American 200180 Great Britain 187000 Russia 12670 Germany Lowy.
Mr. Cohen of the Peoples Warehouse tells an East Oregonian reporter the fire sale is moving, with demand strong and shoppers drawn by unprecedented discounts. He notes every price inside the store was cut, including undamaged goods, aided by an insurance allowance to boost savings across departments.
The report claimed Eddie Enright fought at the ball grounds Sunday afternoon. It is clarified that it was his brother James Enright who caused the disturbance. Eddie is described as a law abiding citizen who keeps out of trouble.
Damaged OCR notes Peoples Warehouse Adams Farm sold to Thomas Winn for $2916.66. Louis Hagen et al. transferred about 79.74 acres in section 4, township north of range 34 near Adams, in a local land deal.
The Wade feature case reports 12 to 13 percent personal property yield from $19,113.18 net after costs. First six percent dividend soon. W. T. Rigby seeks $1,510 preferred payment, dispute unresolved. Trustee, referee anticipate about 12 to 14 percent overall from combined assets.
Prominent Pilot Rock farmer J S Hemphill and resident Jon Patton are in town along with HB Calderhead freight and passenger agent of the WwW & C RE. W E Woods of Weston revisits, while C W Buckman, Grand Ronde valley beet grower, meets St George Mrs. Castleman visits Pendleton. Rail reorganization rumors place O R N and Southern Pacific passenger and freight operations under new leadership with W E Coman and R B Miller amid possible San Francisco moves.
The Margarita Fischer company continues a three night engagement at the Frazee tonight presenting Friends. The Indian last night was well received, and the troupe maintains its strong local reputation. Tonight is the final Frazee performance before they move on to Walla Walla for the rest of the week.
JP Walker secretary of the Woodmen of the World arrived back this morning after a five day stay at Payette to further the organization's interests. He then halted in Huntington for 26 hours awaiting his next engagement as part of the travel schedule. Fire sale prices prevail at the Peoples Warehouse with all goods discounted.
Corn planting starts in about 20 days around Athena as ground is ready. Past successes boost confidence and suggest acreage will expand this year. The movement spreads outward from Athena where pioneer ventures began, with risks taken by the people of all Athena.
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