Worth From Two Dollars To Eight Pairs Boot Sale
Local catalog notes deal on Cleaver Bros practical boots and shoes with price range from 2.00 to 8.00 per setup, offering multiple pairs in stock for customers seeking durable footwear value.
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Newspaper
Pendleton Eagle Valley News
Location
Pendleton, Oregon, United States of America
Date
Aug 05, 1901
Page
4
Local catalog notes deal on Cleaver Bros practical boots and shoes with price range from 2.00 to 8.00 per setup, offering multiple pairs in stock for customers seeking durable footwear value.
The page mixes sales offers from Murphy’s and Cleaver Bros Dry Goods with parcel notices and farm items. It notes a livestock for sale between Pendleton and Helix, a sorrel horse with harness, and requests to return found items to the East Oregonian office. It mentions DeWitt’s remedies and a resignation at Baker City Herald, plus school fund allocations to Umatilla County.
Mrs Chas Appleware of Alexandria recalls persistent coughs and night unrest from consumption. After trying many medicines, three $1 bottles of Dr King s New Discovery fully cured her and she gained 58 pounds. Trial bottle free at Tallman & Co s drug store.
Mort Meach of Pendleton played in two Sunday Portland contests on August 4. In the forenoon he won with Kamblere ve against Weataide, then in the afternoon he faced Woolmen of World and A U W Denbar pitched the second game for Heppner. Woodmen won 5 to 3 with Mead contributing two hits. Buck Beirne Ark. claims DeWitt's Little Early Risers cured his constipation. Tallman & Co.
A list of arrivals and names includes KH Scott Seattle iSeld Meachans WPP Smith San Francisco L Warden Portland Edward Sikes Ht Field New York JD Kingsbury Bradford Mass PD Shulie Sy Wr Mate Portland M Smith Portland HF Donovan Duluth Kallarrigan Hot Springs Ark M E Ryan Spokane Kidward W Kelly Spokane David ONeill Spokane George Haeriv Portland Atuly Nylander Spokane XH Hemenway Spokane Dr Sponogle Athena W On Casey San Francisco K A Grant Portland 8 A Hammond Portland Sam Lee Spokane J H Kloeckner Spokane WE Karts Portland J Purch Spokane L Downer Spokane TH Dille and wife North Yakl to Wash
The county superintendent of Omaiti l ia announces a state examination for teachers. Reading arithmetic theory of teaching and civil government are on the agenda with several topics listed. The test takes place at Mendleton on Friday August 17 at 4 PM with additional sessions through the week covering geometry literature psychology and physiology.
Local notes report Leonard Cohen returning from Portland while Tom Milarkey Levi Haye head to Lehman Springs and Charles Carter Dick Cox on a hunting trip. George Datveau leaves for Spokane on business. Flora Hallock returns from a trip to Casondeim. James Howard comes home from the mountains. others travel to Newport Seaside and Pendleton for visits and vacations.
Lehman Springs on August 5 reports J. T. Brown and family arriving from Pendleton for a few weeks. Brown is Pendleton water superintendent and will supervise the local water system with planned improvements.
Antene Ginha of Battercrack arrives for a visit and plans a post four o'clock boat race with Frank Whetstone of Heppner. Rugene Jones and Bertha Jones come for their annual outing. Mrs. W T Boothby and three children arrive to stay a month. A minstrel show Sunday evening drew a large, engaged crowd with timely humor.
In La Grande on Saturday Anguet delivered a remarkably uplifting performance on the diamond. The Baker City duel stayed tied at two through eight innings before an error by Baker opened the door for La Grande to pull ahead. Kip Van Winklen ignited the rally, and Med Rey Godfrey was noted for a bold, dangerous play.
Roxy Horn a Pendleton figure and William Ferguson opened fire in a local grip during aJuly 3 confrontation. Patrick Lynch, a Black worker, was struck in the hip as two crowds confronted the shooters. Both suspects were released on $100 bail each posted by their backers.
Father Georges D. Doyle, Catholic priest and third baseman, stars for the Grant's Pacs who clinched the Southern Oregon baseball championship by defeating Ashland. The piece notes Doyle as a rover athlete and describes team feats and parish connections. It ends with a drug advertisement offering Rheonip's Balm for throat and lungs at 25 and 50 cents.
A druggist recently made an awful mistake in preparing a prescription in an Eastern town. The wrong ingredient was used and a child's life was the forfeit. The ad warns that many bread and cake mistakes occur from incorrect baking powder. Owl Baking Powder guarantees no such mistakes.
Two accused killers, Toy Toy and Calnintia, were examined before U S Commissioner Dulin Halley and bound over to appear before the federal grand jury. The case involves charges in connection with the murder of Anna Edna, an Indian woman, by stabbing and strangling, with prior trials in state court and a plan for federal action. Sentencing and further hearings are anticipated in Portland and at the federal grand jury proceeding.
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Fragmented lines describe tire repair service and replacement work. The text mentions repair, sending parts, and customer satisfaction ideas but is garbled and unreadable for precise details.
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