Footwear Sale Downtown Promises Fresh Stock
Footwear in the city invites customers to call and examine its stock described as large and up to date, emphasizing a current selection for shoppers.
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Newspaper
Pendleton Eagle Valley News
Location
Pendleton, Oregon, United States of America
Date
Apr 29, 1901
Page
4
Footwear in the city invites customers to call and examine its stock described as large and up to date, emphasizing a current selection for shoppers.
A Brunswick style advertisement page lists Cleaver Dry Goods Co and Murphy's for window shades framing and wallpaper, Hawley’s dried fruit and produce, Le Roy's tamales, Thutton's ice cream and home delivery, Crescent bicycles via Ort agency, and new paint colors with local firms Alexander & Herzter and Ely Bros offering Cream Balm. Also notes county properties for sale in Berkeley and a reminder about Sunday orders.
A sales note from Fondicion Shoe Co. touts their Hur te line for both sexes. The ad highlights combine style, comfort and durability as the best value for the money, claiming years of trusted performance.
A jumble of local notices lists job ads and business updates from Pendleton and nearby towns. It mentions a dishwashing position at the White boarding house, a meeting of Pendleton lodge No 62 A F and A M, sales mentions at Rader's furniture store, and other ads including livestock movements, lectures, and corporate changes. The mix includes housing, merchandise, and community notices with several names and locations.
County Judges met after a Portland gathering to set rules for selling lands repossessed for delinquent taxes. They favor selling to highest bidder when outside bids fall short, thereby protecting owners and recovering back taxes. Matilla County already bid in about 8000 worth, with 20 percent yearly and 0 percent second year fees, totaling roughly 61,000 to 12,000.
The body of Miss Nellie Brown was taken to M. E. church after arrival of the morning train where Rev. Wu Deweese gave an impressive service before the burial at Athena cemetery. The funeral drew many friends and relatives from Athena and nearby Athens with a large delegation of pioneers present.
James H Hampton dies Saturday April 27 at 5 o clock at his home a few miles north of Pendleton. Funeral held today with many relatives and friends in attendance. Born in Henry County Virginia in 1820 he married Elisabeth Stockton in Polk County Missouri February 11 1845. Survived by a wife and ten children.
Pendleton played its first game of the season at Athena in wet conditions, losing 12 to 4 to Athena. Measured by effort, Pendleton showed good material for future games while Athena benefited from a stronger lineup and home-field play.
Seattle report from The Times notes Dawson estimates place Klondike yield at up to 940 million dollars with spring clean up around 25 million and summer operations possibly exceeding that, aided by improved methods and machinery. Read details on prices, equipment demand, and mining activity across creeks and camps this season.
Pendleton residents and visitors appear in a bustling round of travel and local matters. John P. McManee returns from Baker City while others travel to La Grande and Aal land. Local business and farming figures discuss cattle wheat and late wheat deals. A list of residents visits and illnesses includes Postmaster Fell and Dr Polltne. Robert Lindsey is reported with cancer of the liver at New Walla Walla Hospital, and James Crawford Maude Crawford travel toward Denver after a Friday visit to East Lake City. Mrs Horton heads to Portland then California to visit kin.
C W Steen a leading farmer from Milton and stockman Jonathan Short from Middle Fork arrived in Canyon City last Saturday for a brief trip before returning to Illinois. They had property interests in northern parts of the county and left for home on Sunday.
This notice describes a 10 dollar fee for non residents to obtain hunting licenses in Oregon. Applicants must file an affidavit with a game warden, pay the fee, and receive a license valid for the calendar year. Licenses are transferable and expire December 31, with proceeds deposited to the state treasury.
The National Good Roads Convention opened this morning in New Africans with about 200 delegates. This afternoon they witnessed the tailend of three miles of flow road work now being done by machinery and examined revenue stamp issues on stock deals in Washington. The Supreme Court case regarding war revenue tax law of 1806 was noted, requiring a two cent revenue stamp on each 100.
We purchased a job lot of Johnson Bros white semi porcelain at less than jobbers cost and will offer startling values later. A price list will be published on arrival of goods, watch this space for it.
Harun priced at $5.00 per pair and $8 each. Barred Buff and White Plymouth Rocks Kaye priced at $2.00 per 15. Wittings and Rhode Island Reds listed with per unit pricing. Visitors welcome. For further information address.
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