American Girl Tan Shoes for Mountain Wear
Tan shoes marketed for mountain use. Call to meet for purchase and fitting.
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Newspaper
Pendleton Eagle Valley News
Location
Pendleton, Oregon, United States of America
Date
Aug 10, 1900
Page
4
Tan shoes marketed for mountain use. Call to meet for purchase and fitting.
Fragmentary notices advertise cigars creameries groceries fruit and vegetables hotel rooms and real estate in Pendleton. Names include Hawley Wilcox Jost Dutton Black and Tallman Co with offerings from coffee to ice cream and produce as well as rental and transportation notices.
The Baker City Francis Academy under relocation to a new site with a four story structure is noted. The London and San Brentisee born in Portland seeks recovery of 1970 from J. K. Gill Co. A railway extension to Harney county and related timing are discussed. Baker events pioneer Crrs Ellioth dies aged 70. A divorce suit by K. Athertite andThera Atherton is filed. political spending and a patent medicine ad close the item.
Fragmented text remarks on responses to an inquest and a person named Simmons. It hints at expectations about children and food, mentions Getpesper and Quer, and references hearing from a person who reported nothing. The passage remains unclear and lacks concrete facts.
A court action occurred over assault damages with Mack Vereus Joapeh Tetpole named in the case. On May 24 1000 the jury awarded damages. the amount was finalized after deliberation. The plaintiff aimed to proceed to the higher court.
Report from Chicago and New York notes a weak wheat market with traders awaiting the government report due today but not released by close. Prices drifted with mixed moves in futures and steady to slightly higher bids in nearby contracts, signaling cautious hedging ahead of the awaited data.
A list of names and towns appears for motel arrivals including J A Allison Portland FP Mi i New York J B Moran J Crane Chas E Mason Portion E McClure Athena Jh B Coman Portland CE Rooswret and wife city Youngman Forthayd B Calderhead Walla Walla H Marsh city a H Auker Fpokane G A Cooper Portland K Alenandos city Mice Stella Alexander ity M hae erg city N fate Las bodttine ity i heah Tie J B Barnes Portland D Kyrie my Vortlend Notice All parties indebted to my over 0 ere requested to call and settle at ones and save ooate bb REMLER
Dim prospects for the Harvest Carnival in Pendleton as organizers seek support from local businesses and residents. Geome A. Comer of Great Western Railway presses for backing while noting the event’s need for community participation and orderly preparations. Local residents and visitors from nearby towns, including Pilot Rock and Milton, pass through Pendleton, with several planning trips and social visits noted amid the city’s bustle.
Friends report Col. B D Boyd contracted an illness Wednesday evening and was able to be in his office Thursday until 1 o clock. He returned home with chills and later became delirious, causing concern among his friends. He is rational today and hopeful for recovery.
Glen Bushee reports a waterspout near Birch Creek on a Wednesday afternoon. It extended about two miles from Charlies Canning ham ranch to Pilot Rock, tearing up the road and scattering several pounds of debris along the route.
Charles J. Lane, a prominent miner with Cape Lome interests, claimed that 5000 to 10000 people at Nunve face total destruction and only relief could come from the United government. He spoke in San Francisco on August 10.
Chicago August 10. It is said that W J Bryan will visit New York state and make several speeches before election day. Bryan met with Senator Jones Stevenson Towne and other leaders at the Democratic National Committee headquarters in Chicago.
In New York at the Broadway Athletic Club George McFadden defeated Kid Apt, with McPartland’s seconds stopping the bout in the sixteenth round. The report notes a decisive late knockout and a strong finish by McFadden.
Frederick Mangel of Marriand Beeton starts using Newtro's Herpicide on April 6 after baldness. By July 2 his hair reportedly fills in, with claims of rapid regrowth and improved scalp condition. A customer named Mrs. Wedrich seeks guidance on similar results and praises apparent improvements.
The Street Fair and Harvest Carnival Association will meet the cowboys at Sa'ehck. The headgihryirs Inthe Bae Oregonian Galidling hosts the event led by SMITH, President. The gathering aims to discuss preparations for independent irnepenrtagit berai nn.
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