Cleaver Bros. Boot and Shoe Men
Pendleton Oregon boot and shoe shop Cleaver Bros at 05 Main Street invites customers to explore a selection of footwear and related accessories in a classic local business listing.
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Newspaper
Pendleton Eagle Valley News
Location
Pendleton, Oregon, United States of America
Date
Aug 13, 1900
Page
4
Pendleton Oregon boot and shoe shop Cleaver Bros at 05 Main Street invites customers to explore a selection of footwear and related accessories in a classic local business listing.
Local advertisements tout cigars at Badley and Zehner, a hotel office offering boards and rooms at Mrs Hale's, and a cream line from Dutton Black. Wessel Department Stores sell bazaar patterns and various fruits. Selwarz and Greulich promote pure lard. Wea Department Stores hold a marketplace sale. Martin's market features fresh produce and baking. Pendleton real estate lists residences for sale. Sewing machine agent Montague opens next to Joe EN. Early Risers pills pitched by Tallman & Co. Crescent Agency offers bicycles on installments with no interest. Alexander & Hexter promote bargains and price guidance for shoppers.
Weather lows and highs recorded last week with a Saturday high of 86 and Sunday low of 47. Local notices include a Walla Walla foot race result, a Pendleton harbor facility opening, rambouillet book sales, a divorce filing involving Ettie H. Fagan, and railway line work from Helix to Pendleton.
A convoy of cattle shipped from Canis Prairie arrived Saturday after four days of travel. The herd, weighed at Alba en route to market, dropped from 570 pounds to 470 pounds by the final stop. George Mo. Gaughey of Camas Prairie led the sale with partners Miser Vier Week and Smith turning the cattle over to Mr. Piitiipe in town.
Christiane and two companions returned by train from a south fork excursion near Birgham. The group says they killed an animal and preserved a paw as a souvenir while chipmunks spoiled other evidence. they planned further proof but the carcass was left hanging low on a tree and eaten by wildlife.
Foreman N Kens ie McKensie is recovering at the Golden Rule hotel near Horseshoe Curve Kohy after a near fatal accident Friday afternoon August 1 when a handcar struck by a train hurled the crew. He is expected to return home within a week.
Local residents and visitors head home and travel between Pendleton Pilot Rock and Walla Walla. Kam Forshaw and family dine at Hidaway springs. J B Bowlin, Donald Robinson, and others travel via train and bus. George Curl to study at Stanford. Whitman College president Penrose passes through town.
The Pendleton Street Fair and Harvest Carnival Association plans a Portland excursion and Carnival Queen event. J B Lathrop visits Portland and reports progress. Local organizers seek cooperation with Portland merchants and railroads to boost turnout and create a reciprocal Portland Day excursion.
Reports say hate and interference were limited as teams rushed to repair divisions. J C Saltmarsh injured in Pendleton railway incident last Thursday remains in Cole's hospital with a fractured skull and uncertain prognosis as officials vow continued efforts.
A ten day old deal at Baker City involved a flock of fine sheep described as among the country’s best. The seller was Brox of Baker, and the buyer was Mr Sealy, a well known man. The sheep lie beyond the Suaky river and will be moved into Idaho in the cool weather.
The readable lines refer to telegraphic messages from South Africa and mentions figures like Winston Churchill and the New York rate during the war with Spain. The passage is fragmentary and lacks coherent events or dates.
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